their responsibilities very seriously they have taken the time to be very familiar with your rules and regulations as well as those of the state and again i would suggest to you that you have an ideal team so at this


goal was at that time with the with the craft from school i came in here kind of asking two questions of myself one i wanted to hear from attorney deluca part of those questions you haven't answered


minimally in two thousand and four and i could check my records to see if it was prior to that


we want to approve the splitsville license if there's not available and how do we so it would seem like this one it would have to come first from the logistics correct yeah my recommendation would be to to continue this hearing as you intend


item twelve eighty eight to approve a contract with vantage point solutions in the total amount of eighty five thousand eight hundred to move forward with broadband infrastructure deployment in the downtown area pending approval asked a form by the city attorney item


that assessment for a period of five years they felt the five years would be a period of time that i guess we could assess what the impact of what it


reduced how do we bring it down and cost making the smaller a much less functional space this is a dramatically more functional space as it relates the goals from the vision as we jump to this and i can zoom in now this is the existing


my what i don't quite understand though how having a negotiator who then appoints potentially the same people


the way that the unions have been negotiated in the past in other words take advantage of this can we get the same result without doing this you can negotiate this disease changes in which case it being the nature of negotiations


public and that is that sacrifice that we are making financially to serve the public that we always hope that we are benefited in some way shape or form and obviously with increased cost that is deteriorating over time the retirees benefits were taken


would be a fair compromise you know they've the friday of the first week of october november i mean of them so i don't get as many years back and it gives us three weeks to pull together whatever we got and what we got we got you know i mean i'm


even though we have one bedrooms and two bedrooms which some of them probably have only one vehicle because the price point we're trying to reach and wanted to not have any cars parked out in the street we've tried to include as much parking as possible on the site


and how many rooms in the town the row houses were figuring it was probably three bedroom type units i say three bedroom but those are going to be somewhat customized per the buyers so i could see that we have some people saying


mission statements but throughout the process there was also a cautionary rhetoric put forward that this would be an enormous undertaking an expensive project for any developer and that they would have to find ways to make good on their investment we had to repair selves to perhaps get less


the school district loses all control then we're about one and a half years away from that occurring we went through a very comprehensive process to try to seek developers to develop in the context that was described in some aforementioned letters and we had no developer step forward at that price at that time the


department highway any department that might potentially have over time or have any expenses towards this is to code it as the hurricane sandy so that we can track that money better and working with randy scholars in the finance department


over the union lou and i'm not seeing crews here fast enough there's no reason why crews on shouldn't already be here staged and should have been working this morning at five o'clock or five o'clock there was not enough wind to keep a


as long as the the approval is based on the submitted drawings we can take those dimensions the twenty five feet measured to the middle of the sidewalk in this particular picture raj run a string line along the fence and we need to be


when so you know i guess for the audience information the reason why this is a problem is because it requires four votes to pass an application and so and three to one vote in favor is a denial and so


you brings us down to items seven unfinished business a traffic change believe that was rescheduled specifically to this meeting so it is currently on the floor


all right we've heard the request to clean up some of these obsolete ordinances by repealing them a longer have a use which the pleasure of cultural moving


right but one well we've actually got two things to go with one is not so pleasant a request from the city attorney to go into


other issues with this particular property and i got the impression there that this was not the first time that you know i want to say the last ten years or so that this particular properties has been an issue for me and i think i started in a study session you know we


opened sometime in two thousand and fifteen to determine the actual assessment amount and to go through the hearings for the assessment but what we have a so far for you are or is a cooperate of effort


contract goes through robert swanson's office and gets all these permits and well i would suggest and my my bet my absolute time frame is obviously before the snow flies yeah i watched the november fifteenth comes up i'm not going


i guess first of all i haven't had any of these with the newtown major yet so i know that when you think about planning an emergency plan you think of one plan well i have to tell you all that we have many


and i've never once found a constable who found it in any way objectionable you probably get a list of three or four or five constables you point out and we wouldn't tap one of them to do all this would rotate the work among them and it's not really a big


from the state highway district is required because we business activities on state numbered highways secondly i'm not sure what statute you'd ask for a business license but it's not a business license it's not a deviate because those are


ourselves we thank you for the abundant resources that you provided may we use them for the benefit of all we thank you for our city employees those who protect us and our property and


us to pursue it right correct and i also think that you know this is as you mentioned before that this is a key differentiator and one of the reasons it's been a priority of the council and of the board to move this forward is that you know this is that thing that's


help construct that area in a residential or primarily residential neighborhood and part of their donation to the city of holland was that the city would provide some sort of a reduction in what might be


preparation for all those beautiful flowers to come up the queen of the fest so for all those civic minded council members that voted for and encouraged plantings to be done and window on the waterfront


television pretty simple to r s v p you can do it in a variety of ways you can email info at d and lakeshore dot org or you can call three nine six five three two


new city manager whoever that might be to have their employees as well so long story short i feel good about that language in terms of the internal structure so that's


is absolutely gorgeous if it is going to be an award winning center interactive school kids of every age are going to absolutely be engaged to be able to see how the b b w


by the most conservative estimates many economists believe that the costs are much higher that six hundred billion dollars or a one trillion dollar price tag also does not begin to


petraeus two weeks ago now justified before congress and he could not have been clearer about the threat we face from iran in his words and i quote it is increasingly apparent to both coalition and iraqi leaders that iran through


will send a clear message both to the regime in tehran a fanatical regime in tehran not i believe presented of of the feelings and hopes of of the iranian people and it will send a clear message to our allies in


to ask for appropriations the backlog of unfunded items that is often referred to by opponents of this bill isn't funded because the many of the projects are not sufficiently high priority within tight budgets some may be very good


the first time i've listened with great interest to our distinguished chairwoman and may i commend you on your leadership bob and that of our distinguished ranking colleague


mr president we all know how the corps of engineer works we pass this word a bill that tells the corps what projects to do and then their annual appropriation bills provide money to complete these projects but without authorization


this is about the process this isn't about democrats and this isn't about republicans this is about a bad habit this is about getting into the habit of directing authorization or


when he when i said we really can't wait we need to do this country now related fixes his answer was well the reason we had a problem with katrina in the first place is the corps


law at this time so i would reiterate the offer to hear it in a prompt manner in the rules committee but i must object to it at this time and i so do object an objection is heard


eleven percent is that we don't seem to be able to come together and solve hard problems why do you we believe that we have a better insight on how to win this war than a battlefield commander who has produced results never known before i just don't think we do


time certain on tuesday after the biden member news disposed of on tuesday for a vote on the lieberman cow amendment but we can't commit to that now we will make a good faith effort on


seen little to no political progress and so what this discussion is going to be about is about a political surge we've had the military surge it's moving forward it's getting things done it's stabilizing but all it can do is provide space for


look it's not often that thomas friedman david brooks karl krauthammer henry kissinger madeleine albright les gelb i get down the list agree on the same principle about the most


along with other achievements were deemed to have stemmed from the ongoing h i v aids programs according to the chairman of the institute of medicine committee which recently completed a congressionally mandated study of the emergency plan


this background and experience with national security and terrorism cases make judge me k z especially qualified to lead the department of justice at this time in america's history the justice department is being


give them strong heart and sound minds to do their ethical best in representing you as they look to the future give them the wisdom


that work be completed on this bill with final votes tomorrow the first votes on amendments to the bill expected today in the five o'clock hour the house is also in session and they are debating a number


incidentally in the entire history of our nation to cut taxes in the midst of war i'm sure the senate of north dakota joined a lot of us and watching this ken burns documentary the war it's been on for the last couple of weeks on public television one of our


problem of poverty the problem that our children don't have health care the problem that one of my constituents a little boy named amante died in prince george's county because he didn't have access to dental care and had a severe oral


senators vote


think of no more important priority for all of us as you know we deal with issues of crime and violence and the role of law in places far away such as a rock in afghanistan it ought to


as she pointed out we need to know if people are going to insist on the amendments or some way we can accommodate the senators if they would come to the floor and meet with us because in just a few minutes we're going to vote


for four million more children to get the health care that they need moms and dads working not making enough to be able to pay for health insurance we as a country ought to be able to say we at least want the children


certainly leads that we have a deadly war underway one hundred american soldiers have been killed on average every single month almost four thousand have died thirty thousand have been injured at least


the one thing we are sure the terrorists together regardless of our political views we are not frightened we are hurt we're saddened sometimes we feel lost


the legal system our legal system has recognized the importance of a v s corpus the right of an individual to question the legality of his or her detention the military commissions act is perhaps the most disappointing and dangerous piece of legislation passed in more


times in the opinion and in the holding of the case and the holding of the case is limited to the circumstances of the cases itself on the was after all a u s citizen


ethanol one obstacle is big oil april second this year well companies employ a variety of tactics that keep the eighty five to a lot of the stations that bear the company's name for instance franchises sometimes are required to purchase


development council these protests were carried out in defiance of government threats they were led again about barefoot monks dressed and sat rhodes who just a few days ago in a simple but powerful gesture


resolution are misleading if not outright wrong it deals talked about the sectarian violence in the country and there is sectarian violence but it totally ignores the activities of al


less than two thousand dollars a month for a family of five though less than twenty four thousand dollars a year for a family of five nearly half of that goes into rand and utilities like most families and the


work with a number of iranian diaspora and dissidents that have been forced out of that country we have seen it taking place on the news present not mandated judges enjoying liberties now in this country that are not of a little in his own


by certain individuals we are going to do it let's let's pull together on this thing and this is something that can and will work and it's something we need to because if we can get this to stabilize we can start pulling our troop levels


united states army the extraordinary legal talents a future supreme court justice thurgood marshall marshall and bailey guidance from caring adults such as daisy and elsie bates above all


conflict is what strikes me as admiral fallon it's not helpful not useful i expect there'll be no war we have general petraeus whose comments are widely quoted in the whereas


the kennedy amendment says is that federal employees should have the same rights that contractors have to appeal outsourcing decisions why just have one of the competitors for the outsourcing so to speak


when you contract i know that we have been a lot of time talking over the last few weeks about the contracting that went on in iraq and i won't dwell on that here but it is exhibit


i don't believe that we in congress should act to pass legislation that we know violates the constitution essentially passing the buck to the federal courts to strike down what we never should have enacted in the first place and to strike down what they


so i say it's successful because we have brought together the public and private sectors to make a difference and that's what it is no other words we realize that the that the district school system is just one thread in this community and if it's going to be


is i think the general drive if it didn't broke don't fix it this is one of the rare programs that ought to be expanded but we have terrible priorities in the senate and in this government and so we want to take another ten million


i left is important and to offer a little history of how we got into this position we're in today then i'd like to share with my colleagues some of what we learned that hearing last week the bottom line is that regardless of


mr sessions i


defense prior to this amendment the department of defense is allowed to use any combination of air rail or road transportation to bring a body of a fallen soldier home but what that's done is because the rule is so


and in springfield in marion and lyme all over this state and all over this country but the big v a hospitals too in places like brecksville and columbus and chillicothe the and what all of that means and i


suspicion that there are no words eloquent enough to describe him nevertheless i thank you in advance for taking the time to read this keep fighting the good fight and we here will do the same sign respectfully first lieutenant benjamin


act low income tax credit opportunities but they can't score high enough the only proper areas that are scoring high enough the development proposals that are going high enough are in urban core centers like grand rapids and detroit and i think that this is this project is the envy of those


workforce housing to those who support our community may seem like a change for holland it is not in the eight hundred eighty s my great grandfather tunas keppel after learning that the men who worked in his


because of its proximity to downtown the access to public transportation and its connection to a vibrant and healthy neighborhood we believe that neighborhoods thrive when there is a good mix of


vote in support of the development when we moved here seven years ago from chicago we had a friend visit and they drove someone drove by in their bike while we were sitting on the porch and they waved and said to us oh hi persona is in the room and they looked at us like is this maybe


mike well at this point then i would make a motion for amendment to include on the final thoughts the as shown on the screen and hopefully back on the screen or for the audience the final thoughts had seven pieces to it


type of housing in this community i think everybody knows that we've talked about it it's been in the paper we don't exactly know how to go about it or we probably would have done it already but there is a need for this and there's no doubt


and i don't make any accusations or anything like that but it can be part of our our fabric to say well yeah we have affordable housing but let's not put here


involved in this development and i do appreciate this company and its leadership i know they're not planning on building something and walking away they are invested in it they realize


recreation recreation division also received a donation in the amount of one thousand two hundred dollars from dick's sporting goods it is recommended that these donations be accepted with appreciation and an expression of gratitude be


standpoint in the hearing standpoint we're really focusing in on that top area there that is the area that would be shared with adjacent property owners and on


mr city attorney you're talking about assessing for the cost of going to be out there if it's if the transmission we've already determined is typically of no assessment type of thing we have not done


the seven point nine to a basically the bit amount of cane are in award on that basis so not sure if there's a preference there but i would staff after


of two thousand five hundred dollars from the holland area convention and visitors bureau digraph nature center received three donations gives from foreign land improvements project from a melinda harbored in the amount of fifty


properties which at the time of our meeting was in compliance it's my understanding that the occupant load for each property does change on a daily basis based on the needs of the program participants so


feel safe and comfortable in the evening so some of the summary of the of what we heard was that this is the civic center is the most inclusive place in holland i think we all think of holland as a very welcoming open friendly place but there are many people


it sounds like we're on our way i think you should ask


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and as i mentioned a moment ago the council rules permit up to five minutes to address council and you'll see a little green light turn on immediately beneath me when you begin speaking when there's a minute left it will turn yellow and when it turns red your five minutes have expired


ordinances that are before the council you have the option one and option two these are these have been drafted as standalone ordinances and mr vander plaats has gone through trying to


mr conference is exactly right this is well overdue what we have to remember is that this is a definite health safety and welfare type of issue i fully understand what you're saying about some people can afford


d education district hope college is the applicant and the applicant is here i'm kyra slater the director of the physical plant at hope college i don't have anything to add from what our application


been done i think what you're going to see tonight is a very compelling we think exciting plan that answers a lot of these goals what you're also going to see is


activities like pick up on things in that space on this two level structure so games in direct can happen in those spaces again the indoor market space that's going to happen on the ground floor all winter long and when the market's not in there you can do yoga in


things that we just need to do and so here's what this looks like you've got the gym where the gym and the stage this is where you currently walk in or probably push that entry to the northeast this may not look a lot bigger but right now the hallway from the lobby into the north hall


we love snow melt as much as we can afford and i guess i think ultimately we're certainly going to have snow melt and one things we want to do is actually pick up i've run up and down a street a bunch of times and there's probably about six or eight spots in here that actually where the snow


shift when the parking need is do reduced because there's a parking structure built over here it would then become a new kind of park probably fully dedicated to use


is and i believe him because he's hard on us i'm like chris it can't be that he's like yes it is chris that's way too much that's what it costs he's and it works well and it's a beautiful it's a beautiful so because we were charged with a very


state forward for the betterment of all of our residents through his efforts we've seen unemployment numbers fall to an all time low and five hundred thousand private sector jobs created here in michigan while in office lieutenant


in aerodynamics in joining technologies and in lighter stronger eloisa i mean all of this work that's happening here is important for the defense industry and so we have things like target again and take on the purchasing army arm of the


who was is work in macon pizzas there's nothing wrong with making pizzas but it's not is not what he wanted to do with the rest of his life and every day on his way to work he is driving past a a construction site and he saw his house going up and


phone and then i worked in a more responsibilities there eventually i went into i worked in a nursing home i did i did housekeeping at a nursing home still to this day the hardest i've ever done and and i learned a lot


don't over don't don't rule out the idea of finding good dependable long term talented employees from your immediate school destroyed so that i can give you a ton of examples of people that that


prioritizing the issues that i see in the student body and how you can accurately represent that and bring that to a board so it's been really been a really gratifying experience i know that i'm going to use what i learned throughout these years you know these past year at the school board you know


a struggle for me to put it in lay person terms sometimes coming from finance background but it's a basic principle of finance that you fund assets with funding that is similar in term and these assets that we're talking about funding are assets of the community


this is what we need is people who want to engage in the process of having a voice and making a difference and all three of you are just great i really appreciate this been a great discussion


taken care of right now you know we're going to take a look at that


developer for kohl's work through about ten kohl's foods deals and then kohl's got out of the food business and general capital began doing in later years working on round these deals we built the first mariano's which is a higher end around these


was affordable housing and we're all talking about of affordable housing and you know what of the high value that is for us in this community at this point and truth be told i guess when we talk


before we finally recoup our losses the public utilities have a far more effective mechanism to never let it get to that point before we have to leave it and go through tax on proceedings it's not currently being used as effectively as i'd like to see


so will go to the fire chief first thing yeah we actually had a pretty successful year last year there was only two events where we actually came close to running out and points is one of the things we always had as had an extra ambush in


meeting and read that statement if town council has indicate indicates that he does agree that it would create an issue for the town and i'm obligated to take town councils advice and i don't want to be wishy washy but i don't have them here


love mercy and walk humbly with you as we go about the business of the city i pray these things in jesus name and


again in the government residents business and visitors with the key things that we think people that are going to want to find out about holland here but again it's it's what we think is a much more modern site at this point


aerial view of the kids play later our sanctuary and main lobby are at the top of the screen gathering grounds is just to the right now we're traveling to the lower level of the kids play like the new stairway can be seen in the center


thanks for watching that we're very excited as a church what this project brings down only to central but to the community the playland aerial survey by one hundred twenty five hundred fifty people or kids i should say and i might be open to the public no charge and i'm just the way we


sticking with your state of maine so our what plans you have then for the short and medium term well we're working i have worked around politicians most of my career and i understand they cannot get too far ahead of


hundred thousand residents so that's pretty tiny place but they did a goose with they've sort of blase pathway we're following that with our one point three million people who were hoping to have the same result they did such a


tonight i'll be speaking about palestine israel and the us this was scheduled before the latest massacre so obvious speaking about my my book but also of course be talking about the more recent developments to a degree


information so we hear about for example the israeli children that have been killed every one of those deaths is a tragedy we learn about the children we usually see their


they would get fifty five percent of palestine approximately and the palestinians would get about forty five percent of their own land now i know what the americans would say if the u n did that to us but this is portrayed with those foolish palestinians not


but i got to see him navigate through that in a beautiful way and it really opened his humanity to me and it was in that moment that i realized that the negative stereotype not only was inaccurate it also it was debilitating


was with my wife and i our property sunan and rebecca are in shoreline and we live in seattle and so we had this beautiful you know set of designs for backyard shelters


successful we went on to land to launch fifteen now of which i was the organizing director so for the past six months or so i've been out there building support for fifteen dollars an hour minimum wage in the community which of course was


people will be employed for their entire lives if they like rather than you know a cold job or you're dealing with a private industry that's really going to exploit you as much as they can and also it's an extra in extremely dangerous job fossil


report shows there is no doubt the feds are shipping illegals from a bola hit countries across the u s at taxpayer expense c d c concerned about airborne transmission of a bottle of virus implores


i don't even know if i need this microphone i think small mics pick up my voice i know that pretty well


decide who's got this right because there are lots of problems felt has got lots of things wrong to be the number two man the in essence number the number one man in the f


destruction done by the rockets is of course miniscule not that that four year old boy falls into that category or that those sixty four soldiers fall into that category because sixty four soldiers


on november second which is all souls thing you know it's a special day when we remember all those who have gone before us and we were remembering the war dead people who have died in wars in the last hundred years and


so would it be fair to say that you believe what you were doing was waging peace sure i think we were we were trying to say let's disarm these weapons now and we're


moved to hartford connecticut and i was still involved with the nuclear things but that was my main focus at the time so so anyway and then i ended


law center so jim told us about that and we made a huge banner out of an old sheet that said silences be trailed the nuclear train comes through this town and we started playing


this is what happened in hiroshima this is what could happen here and that's unacceptable and so to be on that spot and to be able to be totally at peace and prayerful was really meaningful to me


technology is that i believe right yeah you're talking about their report now did you question the falling of building seven the way it fell are you questioning how the twin towers fell as well there are


have to also be answered by those who are trained to find suspects with those with motives and find a motive to let's take some calls mr gage max in milford indiana please go ahead


size that that it in whatever way is often able to digest the exteriors protection that the cancer cell or tumor actually not the cell has put on itself when it's just a cell it can


so much in this universe that you're given help to figure out solutions for something that you couldn't figure out by yourself quite frankly that was one cancer patient doing ten appealed at me and he said i am


recommends quote a carbon tax would no doubt be a valuable step forward towards a radically different system one that taxes resource use rather than employment through payroll taxes and savings this would recognize the need to discourage excessive


after iraq invaded kuwait


hard to quantify so much of gardening wisdom quote unquote is anecdotal you're always trying to late when somebody tells you something always ask somebody else or look it up on the


lot this is an anomaly i think but i have noticed them say one year i was seeing just how dry they could go i didn't think i had water after august september was hot


i share come for i shall come through joe saw himself as go in the furnace david some of the children of god as silver in the refiner's fire


shirt on oswald bears a very close resemblance to the shirt on doorman but that the red and black checkered shirt retains features square like features


towers many researchers believe that the mena operation was moved to store air force base after barry seal got whacked richard armitage was the deputy secretary of state on the nine eleven and according to whistle blower michael springman he was the man responsible for granted


extremely important that we in these new order sheep of global governance have particularly on both sides of the at each the implementation of the same roads in the same


the coming and going


pollination it won't start to swell like this that the female flower here's a here's one that's just close and see it's got that little you know oval the the squash at the base of the flower the male flower does not and


so if your business is looking to be competitive looking to be one of the ones that actually is still here you know two three years from now it's very much one of those look to your left look to your right one of these people isn't going to be here a year from now that


blueprint but you need to go there w w dot economic blueprint a large e and check out all the information is where you can donate and all that again a w w economic blueprint argy this is the latest final call newspaper


the second our specific targeted immune system problems so i have maybe forty or fifty different products that really would be looked at as immune system products i've got seven or eight different mushrooms are two or three different a


never too young to want to give back to your community so thank you so much for your


it's almost like a gate right there anyone can just get right and stand right there hudspeth county sheriff arvin west was our guide his county roughly sixty miles east of el paso straddles the mexican border for ninety eight


sponsor but they're not here at the moment it looks like


e u it's very strange of course when you when we talk about sanctions that we cannot agree in europe on which things should be sanctioned we see that large countries still a very large interest in dealing with


but anyway one person said i used to be a patient an escort and as such you are never allowed to let the patient walk anywhere without like a wheelchair or gurney but yet this man had a boat and is able to walk so they're saying that some of


a thanks for watching this second half of all the life we're going to cover another interview with matthew gordon as we also will get a chance listen maybe in the background some of his incredible music that he's produced with


brad pitt and i want to just real quick mother quick one i want to about this domestic you've seen all domestic domestic demand like you say in the bit about football players there being a ride their bikes going crazy but it's domestic and i said is this for the next terrorist attack is it going to be domestic


oh oh if i just get some additional in there you see folks i have to send him the e mail long prior to the show and any additional investigation i do is not right in front


justice stands a fall off and equity cannot enter and truth is fallen in the street i came to stand with the trauma because i believe he's


me and why is this story important well this story is it is important because you know for one i'm a i'm a big believer you know


had a courageous judge in the southern district court of new york catherine forrest who threw it out and issued a temporary injunction which essentially invalidates that section


nonviolent revolution the violence came afterwards when western powers backed the white army that led to the civil war in lebanon the bolsheviks carried out a push to overthrow the constitutional assembly in


public sector unions and and so i i am certain that there will be a response i don't know what it will look like a covered


who'd been in power for eighteen years sent down an elite paratroop division to fire on the crowd and they didn't fire and at that point han occur was able to hang on to power for another week the right people forget that the russian revolution was a


emma one out of every three americans who are part of one of these organizations you have a sense for numbers for now it's a lot less than it was the turn of the century in one thousand nine hundred or so and that is because there's


to do in a lodge and how to structure it so freemasonry was a big mama of that situation and did a lot of them carry over the same concepts let's say of an oath


with these so called missile defense systems land base and sea based systems surrounding russia and china and they're part of this first strike attack program the idea is that after you launch your first strike attack


us started as a dream of my business partner audrey hochman and myself in july two thousand and six we had worked in the visitor industry for over almost twenty years each and thought why not try to do something that no one else has attempted to do and try something and make


so if i need to generate revenue because i'm a publicly traded company and i'm the measure by which i make that money is to allow more frequency you know i mean we're


try to share with you some of the reasons i think that it to begin with i want to take you back to nine eleven and some of the footage that was that was played that day that we all saw many times


well respected along with her sister i have a


god is pretty determined his family for the light for the horizon and the light is the truth and jesus said i am they way the truth they


the week and we believe in repentance day to cross self denial death to sail and all of this is conforming us to the likeness of christ that's what romans eight twenty nine says for whom we did for now he also did


radiation in society you can with this radiation with you in your body in your blood especially in your lungs and when you start to die one by one no one can say for sure that it


weather just in the last you know it's six days since we started warming up first i see as they start to green up it's nitrogen isn't is available in the


any of the relevant facts about the auction in question that the court had decided were off limits i didn't burst out and tell the jury that i successfully raised the down payment and offered it to the


important factor is the loss to the public which i helped prevent this is a case about the right of citizens to challenge the government the u s attorney's office makes clear that their interest is not only to punish me for doing so


would not want to repeat when we enter into the same equation again the rules and the regulations that palestinians with in the west bank have to go through just to just to live just to travel just to conduct their business just to get married


hiked the pacific crest trail washington state in nineteen sixty eight and two years later i was desperate to return to washington state to hike again and


trail by old first and friendly persuasion ron organized volunteers and we were idealist too and we we we believed in the dream and the dream


looked to make sure that there were contracts to cover all of the trades of all of the commodities that they traded so natural gas wind power water water water of course in the ten years or so since


to the point where you can't say something to say i can say that but goldman sachs there's you know that's one whose name it seems like in so many criticisms of the u s government it seems that goldman sachs


to have to have a long term perspective because one of the things that's clear is that even if we've correctly identified the firm that's in trouble and is cooking their books it may take two three years for that to be uncovered so they may


timing problem they had to get the building of the plane all the way into the building and then they have to have the explosion take place all to create the psychological effect on us gullible as we are not really understand physics or aerodynamics


here and then you had the civilian qantas civilian radar panther what he really had was this reconstruction of where the plane was approaching and they were approximately fourteen hundred feet


yeah yeah ok well i'd like to hear more about what you have in mind for the north tower i have a whole sequence about the north tower under the heading of new nine eleven photos released on my blog so if you just were to do a search on new


reason i'm here is i'm going to vancouver this weekend where i organize event hoover hearings we're going to explore all of this i've got people addressing you know what why the towers cannot of collapsed two


well you're making presumptions about your knowledge of luck or fate i had a go i just took a course at cambridge ok it's not that i haven't been doing my homework on this right i got a guy just took a course in whole aggravate cambridge who assured me that the technology for rejecting


what they were creating had become you know the dominant type of money in the economy they realized that by a backtrace more of it they could generate profits you know they can just print up some new notes lend it and get the interest on top of that and they did that you know


and once we get us heads around that we can make money work for what


when i work with paintings or drawings and do that you always have to kind of do everything right once you know and i never get relaxed and then i mean i paint draw i'm just as and i'm more nervous when i buy a time of


night at the two thousand and eleven sturgis rally finds us once again at the knuckle for more extreme sports fighting and music from second amendment


products and non toxic substances in small quantities they especially favored herbs learn from native american and those european traditions the empiric said they based their remedies not on fairy but on


medicine in a brief twenty years the a m a came to dominate medical practice organized medicine launched a media campaign to associate the groups with quacks the code word for competition was


a clio so in the showdown but i guess now that you're out here the stick good look at you this one weighs like crazy in the spring starts molting about fourth of


citizen came here twenty it's darshan runnier and he lives in bothell he came here twenty years ago to to go to college at the university of portland and he got a degree in engineering and


yeah we'll be all over the city of seattle for another we've been here for a couple weeks so yeah just let people try kind bars and talk to people about do the kind thing and their social mission so yeah the time check us out would be we'll be all over the place you can find us on our website


iran syria and turkey would all be carved if you get an independent kurdish state so i would urge to pull back in other words this is crazy he has gotten this


and then it happened with a bunch of other cartels and then we found out that there should be giving guns to gangs all of the u s but also overseas and i mean it's just they are nothing but total gangsters that you have done about the government in


ok so that was a good show that was going for but i we've come to the end of our time and we hope that you enjoyed being with us and we thank you for allowing us to come into your home and on your computer


back around and said by the way my name is abby oh my goodness abby are you ok i don't know why you would bother staying at the boy who treats you like that you deserve way better than you replied we both reached out to give abby a hug as their arms wrapped around her she started


dangerous and uniquely toxic there's nothing else on earth community approach the toxicity of the killing power of these so called spent uranium fuel rods and in fact if you had one of these rods recently removed from a nuclear power plant


and doing my part as they would you mind if you found out that your taxes were not supporting the military and supporting building and that social security if you found out your taxes were just paying international bankers


handling food x cannabis medical applications for the corning possibilities and the state might be on the verge of creating a multi billion dollar medical export industry here think about


i want them to appreciate and know what happened to me and my people and my palestinian people to know both what we lost before and what life is like for us now i want them to know this true


through it begins to look like a more and more defensible sort of property that would have to be possessed to deserve moral respect king the if one of the advantages here is that sentience e is a low enough


unnecessarily and what my response would be to say well it hurts and if it's unnecessary right there's something obviously wrong with that it's like in math you know very often math proofs depend on certain assumptions right you


this just as with nine eleven there were drills going on at the same time that concerns me because that's a common intelligence technique that you have multiple things going on in my book family of secrets i talk about the kennedy


not doing any this is just bloggers who who bring that stuff to our attention the question was about the militarization of police departments the united states with it being a very significant factor here in seattle and federal funds coming in and what can people


fourteen when the debate is hot and heavy about fifteen dollars an hour just as we recall that just a year ago the idea of fifteen dollars an hour


what if we have metro service cut back by seventeen percent what about if health care is not provided and other other costs of living cell phone


throughout history people have built mass movements that challenged even in even change the aspects of capitalism the civil rights movement ended jim crow segregation in the south women in the us briefly won abortion rights and legal equal pay although real equal


the west and if we can't get our guest on skype i want to go to phone oh fantastic we do we do having show we're going to be talking to peter van buren twenty four year veteran the state department comes highly


not people who read and think and that's that's got to change if we're going to remain a republic you cannot run a democratic dispensation unless the people are alert intelligent and vigilant over government abuses


repeat their mistakes so to me it is critical that we understand where we came from how what was good in america came to be and how it's being taken away from us and the reverend dr martin luther king once said


so all sorts of organizing is going on across the country they start hammering on congress and they demand that congress pass a federal income tax and the revenues can be used to help the struggling people


lynching them and shooting them in the alley like they were doing one hundred years ago but it is the same deliberate attempt so they're trying to do it you know by buying the elections they're trying to do it by taking the right to vote away and


adding to the drinking water how much do you need before you turn off the tap how much more information do you need than two or three hundred animal and


on the bench for another week so he spent a week in the healing chamber worry about a week in the sort of transition chamber and he's been on the bench for a little while so i'm going to go ahead and include them and there you go in


but doing fence of operations and has inserted mao where on to close to one hundred thousand computers around the world we are


approach with this because there were also little tiny white dots were even smaller than these tiny little things and one of them stopped by that and it was kind of like it looked like it was mouth so i'm hoping that it's a predatory thing that's eating these


word rigged in our headline the title the program last week was the rigging going on was there stuff that was really yeah because i can demonstrate this with by comparing photographs at a future time but you


view but you know i don't have the press release with me here but the reason that for the suit is to gain disclosure because the photographs prove that he didn't shoot himself did not die of a gunshot


feared such is its influence no measure to which it is opposed can become a law however expedient and necessary


abraham and jesus also tells them in verse forty but now you see to kill me a man that have told you the truth which i have heard of god


as i have said in my saviors day message in february twenty twelve the synagogue of satan is not just composed of so called jews it's


wildfire meaning just about everyone in the world could order a three d printer for next to nothing now as three d printers become more mainstream there will most likely be attempts to pan


you actually generate more demand for more spending to supply the the ride so you have to go out and hire new bus busses you have to buy new buses you have to hire new drivers you have to get more supervisors you have to have another dispatcher


ago when we put on the twenty dollar tab they told us where they were going to increase the number of of ours they did not increase the number of hours by as much as they said they would not even close about fifty percent so if we keep voting for the levees that turned out


simple fish and chips to great sushi to really fine elegant white tablecloth who already have it not in one place and not directly off the boats there is no way they could justify eight


three for a total of eighteen i usually take a couple off couple of the weaker ones off get down to sixteen because my cages are all smaller than the originator of this technique so anyway what's what i'm going to do when i'm cutting this is i'm going


clinton david rockefeller i got one too because it's one of those oxymoronic awards like the peace prize the rockefeller cabal is actively working to transform the u s into a borderless society a cornerstone of the globalist vision and the end game of world government this


observed numerous u f o incidents at her new mexico ranch for extended periods of time close quote we believe such


the u f o briefing document the best available evidence and published by the u f o research coalition in one thousand nine hundred ninety five comments on the


act against the world and had been on a boat to repair it in any way trying


my driver's side window and yesterday they fried my battery and then they fried the the other day they fried my battery and then they fried the starter and then we went to start it up to get to the studio today and they


the contribution that oklahoma state's made to the ethiopian university the college out of my own was significant it would have been very difficult to pull that off without oklahoma state oklahoma state in those days was called


few cases we want to talk about and we want to talk about how to end prohibition two thousand and fourteen and how the jury nullification can help with that and we would also like to talk about some some other things they will get to later


the but the house of israel will not hakan into the for they will not hearken unto me for all the house of israel impudent


heralds of him who has come to end the rule of see we don't have the power to do so but we are backed


and the announcement and teaching that i am giving to day and the moment you attempt to lay your hands on me which you already planned to do the


to do to capture this this this picture this like a photograph for that historical moment of these people who were the first to arrive there were no institutions there were no


transparency you know the media in this town are such losers which is why i'll probably get no recognition for asking the best question of the day which is


all i think everybody would know someone has dealt with something like this if it wasn't their selves i mean what we're discussing what we're talking about is this topic that every day life in every family has been affected by people keep it in the


and then think about those walls of water was on the left and the right and according to the history close to two million israelis when over to the bottom of the sea which the bottom of the sea become like


outside of the church even through the television many times the lorcan prophesied to my mouth and speak to serve the people were there was listen to me and they said you know that men talk about my situation that men talk about


people number one how to obtain fate and i want to give you a couple points today and order to obtain faith you have you must know what know what faith is what is fatal


few were able to to to chance to transfer their college experience into the american economy even mediately because if you were a doctor of physician you had to get


must stop all building in contrast the british coverage in american news coverage of the settlements or downplay and questions regarding their of legality are really very in fact there are times when you're flat out legitimize and defend that israeli settlements are so


here you


your degree of certainty and this is what it's actually been coming out and of course it snowed today today is actually friday so this will be airing on monday friday the twenty second


hell mohit those jelly filled donuts maybe it's more business for us there's no money in healthy people we need sick people so we can make some money come on and we're being


simply say that you know it actually you came after the person who came before you and there's no way for the tenant to prove it so it was this really perfect kind of clandestine way for owners to deny survivors and the survivor would never know that the protection order is on the report because


and gravel and we don't know how stable and secure those domes are on those high level waste tanks our state in its infinite stupidity agreed to give the


companies that is said that they can treat waste from eleven tanks on april tenth we're going to have a meeting the governor did change course from the last eight years and announced


is or is not the u s government the e u and various other supporters and backers of israel so for many years there was this kind of lack of understanding what is the international community as writers we always put it


that is more hideous than the berlin wall on the israeli border they also had an iron wall with egypt it was blown up in two thousand and eight but thanks to us taxpayers we convinced the egyptians to build a stone


ridicule or discredit those that would be in the best position to shed light on these irrefutable facts let's take a look now at what happened at the pentagon and see if the same methodology has come to play now


ritual for the masses was the article i mean like beyonce who openly says that she has a demon inside of or openly just just type in


and drones and the sea is patrolled by israeli warships and so these people and israel slowly turning the screws and cutting off supplies and putting people through a store slow starvation process


has been to bring people out of gaza as well and they're not getting any kind of basic medical care in gaza that's a big problem the problem is not that gaza doesn't have well trained educated healthcare professionals it


israeli ships that the south african dock workers have refused to offload and so i think just less in the situation in apartheid south africa it took many years but boycotts divestment and sanctions


explanation of some of these parables by the honorable elijah muhammad the lost sheep the honorable elijah muhammad said no people on


and he said that kingdom listen carefully will be taken from you and it will be given to another nation that will bring in the fruits there


if you've never read eisenhower's military industrial complex speech i now have a video of it in my video archives so i would urge you to go there and to take a look at it


santorum being the beneficiary of that is that again we're just speculating but do you see a scenario like that happening well i'm not i'm not speculating i've talked to the party officials i know they're concerned about it because you don't think that they're significant and i let you know they want


flight seventy seven crash into the pentagon because military officials said there were no photos or video of that event everybody had to guess how the plane hit the pentagon not surprisingly the early drawings turned out


meanwhile over in france amanda's name terry maisano was analyzing the odd aspects of the pentagon attack for example why isn't there debris from flight seventy seven on the grass


those people appear to be gathering small objects where are the large pieces of aircraft and the passengers and their luggage there's lots of rubble inside the pentagon but nothing that looks like


get to the pentagon this is another suspicious aspect of the attack the plane vanished from air traffic controllers near ohio as shown by the question mark air traffic controllers immediately called for help


tenants the opportunity to remove their documents and equipment now that you've seen how the building collapsed do you think these tiny fires were responsible if so how did the fire


this seems as silly as installing bulletproof glass in only one window of the president's automobile furthermore why would they need their own air supply and how about the protection from a hundred sixty mph


machine what happened to all of the office furniture where the elevators what about the staircases the concrete office furniture and people disintegrated into such tiny pieces that the


referred to as core columns because they were in the center of the towers each tower had forty seven of these core columns the thickness of the walls in these columns varied from four inches at the ground to about a quarter inch at the very top of the tower


back and this stranger landed on top of me and he gave me this big kiss got up dust ourselves off and i said come on let's go


even if it's temporary shelter it's not acceptable that there are people that are homeless and they then we can do everything but by god we can do something and we're prepared to do it we're also very well aware that according to


at eight forty six on the morning of september eleventh two thousand and one the world would forever be changed and america would forever be altered a wave of patriotism swept across our country and the drumbeat of war was heard from our nation's heartland to countries a half a world


following the flight path of the n t s b as model of the flight data for american airlines flight seventy seven we can see the flight path highlighted in red note that the plane passes over a light pole that should have


as a family member who has spoken up over these past nine years i am hopeful still that we humanity can come together understand the depths of our connection and wake up to the promise


myth shattering information please give a warm welcome to mr richard gage a i a a richard


thank you everybody for coming and we really appreciate the courage you have to show up in the openness you have to listen to what we have to say tonight and i'm just going to start by telling little bit about my story and how i came to change my views on this completely right after nine


that picture and afterwards we have what's called a post fire and we'll talk about it and we'll see videos and pictures and stuff and like oh yeah that's what was going that's what that noise was that's what this was so we come to a collective memory and we work together the fire but we come with it we come up with a memory that is what almost like one


firefighter and jason abbie is a firefighter i came in with the seattle and jason helped me start firefighter nine eleven truth and laila has signed on sense and she has been a huge help both of my contribute their time their money they both volunteered to come here and i just want to


that we are going to win and we're going to shine a light this movement is growing as we stand up together and those of you in the room if you can join our causes and not just our start your own take action do something investigate yourself and just talking about it that's one of the biggest things because right now it's so


any one to of pain salvation to receive salvation and we end individuals play a vital part in our salvation by


is long as it is is not post conception which they do distinctly oppose so is there anything else that you would like our audience to know about you know


end so what i'd like to say if you haven't washed ashore before what we do is we take the day that you're born so if you're born on a first year one if you're born on the tenth you're one if you're born on the nineteenth or twentieth you're one so any compound numbers you go


suspect he may be blank he may be white maybe a standing that's what i was expecting however they never said that police have implied that releasing more information could


tremendous pressure inside now out side the administration to make that argument and the question is who was creating that pressure and the answer is it was the neoconservatives almost singlehandedly and dick cheney and his minions have brought and i richard


and they've got this kosher wall and you can go over so we know there's a body of evidence that has even though people might find fault with the specific link you sent out that there's a body of


my headaches go this is a miracle it is not intoxicated it is credibly with this hopefully very soon as i don't want to wait my whole lifetime i got another thirty years left i want very soon for


this is was the grand champion at this year's show it's a very high quality fish fish like that is worth thousands of dollars when you're breeding fish


almost three hundred fish and shows this particular show we're down a little do one hundred fifty but i think we're still you know we're tracking people from utah and all over the state of washington so i think we're still doing quite good this is the


know you can do an investigation and if you don't really want to research an area you just don't look at it if you don't me ask them all the questions or you don't let them tell you the whole story you know then you could write a report based on


see them now covering all sides of america as the holy qur'an prophesies her telling on all of her sides and these judgments would push the people into the center of the country and there they would realize that it is a law god who is bringing them and their


insensitive to some drug effects in so you know as an adult say you're having a cocktail you know that you're starting to get sleepy you know that you're starting to slur your words that is the feedback that we use to be able to say oh i've had enough


what we needed and i very probably said what we needed and it was in a lot of hard work with our leadership committee over the course of the summer in the fall to come up with those projections but when you look at all the items that we were looking to to solve with some funding they were all related to


who is with the foundation and jamie shea will meeting with next week actually do a phenomenal job of not only raising money and awareness but matching it with the needs of the district and those types of supports combined with


place as you notice and you'll see on the on the t v and it will be reported out only addresses in romans in the social emotional xc kind of concerns we have for us students that there are no shiny new programs in that and that it might be some good in creative coursework at the middle and high to


the could be open could be a potential use of one of those f t even though one of those positions that that could be one potential use we look we left them we left them at a at a plug number and not dedicated to a certain discipline yet because


go on to whatever it is that they're able to do and it gives them a paycheck and they feel kind of grateful that they're contributing and you know the that's the good part about it is so long as they


very convincing what you're saying and somebody who's a volunteer who has no clue about social work isn't going to be able to give a sophisticated report to the mount auburn emergency room but a


project we really think about the we wanted to add more hallway waters and wanted to add a few more pieces to that as well the budget didn't allow but we really take seriously that we're bringing our students in our staff into a situation next year that


it is about i like to say in public schools and in schools in general where we're eighty five percent people you know our teachers our people our customers our parents their people are our product is students they are people we're all human beings so this is


with high principal dan richards having left there is a new interim interim time to raul he's another familiar face to many as he's filled in here and there he's come out of retirement here and there for filling in but i do want to also


lifestyle type diabetes this is an autumn you disease you know this is not a lifestyle this is like one day his body started fighting his pancreas instead of the cold and killed off all the beta cells we have probably had raised in the


p w project and then the town had one big set from project to work on and that was the high school project in


central location i participated in the feasibility studies for the library as well as i've lived here as i think i mentioned twenty three years i've been a town meeting member i participated in all kinds of planning


what it is that is driving that you know it's you know the vast yossi is a very professional organization you know the administration is very professional the correctional officers are well trained and of course are going to have you know


is that we're not going to just bring what we have and put it in here because it won't make you lies that's utilized the space fortunately unbeknown to me one of my longtime volunteers is an architect and she's going to come in


learn how to get the language and the ideas and the current chairman the encouragement of your teachers that when you get out there you can change this earth to better place to a better place for us to be i


and you're going to need to add these connections later on in order to develop i just want to thank everybody again i want think the town of belmont for allowing me to come back years later to talk about my experience and what i


personally comment on that this is martin luther king day and the things that he faced the issues that revolve around the race certain class are still with us and gender those


the support that we got originally we still face the issue of the fears that are named in the name that people have about race and class because it's not just race it's class also it isn't this isn't money his people have money


suburban school you know what were what did what was easy what was difficult


of comfort and convenience but where he stands at times of challenges and controversy he was asking us to make those choices these choices are ones we face every day


people especially those who seek refuge from it in a time of war and terror in their home nation because it is the right thing to do


addiction which is a big issue in our commonwealth big big issue then let's put you in treatment so you know there's a whole host of things that we need to be doing but thank you for your work as an educator which is critical


and righteousness like a mighty stream help us please to stir that water of justice to move that water of righteousness to free that water of all constraints and guided past every obstacle so


as a traffic hell all right thank you franklin thank you we'll talk to you next time twenty point departments across massachusetts including belmont for participating and no shave november to raise funds


carl mention that i am not a patriot i'm not a patriot i have been protesting the n f l for the last couple of years and and i'm not inviting you to join in but that's just my where i am and but i do


history but music seems to be less edited and less censored because most musicians have a sense ability and operating in their personal narrative right and so i began to do that that took me to graduate school and along the way i was


early midlife crisis except i didn't create it i wasn't going through anything but it's been one of these trajectories to help me meet different people and to experience different situations in different lives and to really


who was a generous captive and i sold the same product but as an independent general turned her down hancock did not but she's wanting around thinking i'm uninsurable i've got the scarlet letter on my forehead no one will look at me no


and got really horrible hate mail about two years ago but the the most interesting thing that's coming out of that is we had all the communities around come


things to love about them immediately so i think when we are talking about religious intolerance or you know or are so many of the things that are falling apart that the media chooses to focus on


was scheduled on in ramadan each day and they give us these dates two years in advance which is so great because i could negotiate with them and say i could remove this a little bit so now they're


no money so it allows you can to convert the equity to cash it's an expensive program you see the ads and they say you can stay there for so long as you lie down and yes you can stay


but we no longer rent bikes unfortunately but we used to rent bikes but we no longer do that on


disease it's the eighty's a jip dies so that as you know is found that southern florida southern texas southern california maybe southern alabama some of this southern parts of the southern states and our country and


still to be done to bring just justice and equality into this world we're grateful for those who have organized this event and for those who will participate in the program please bless them that they may express themselves in words or music to the best of their


don't do things to help us and i worked very close with them and it was just a great experience for me because about nine months later became a fireman and boston and we have thank


recently announced what she wants to do in the plans are to fill that position and devote that position largely to recreation that's right ninety percent of the responsibilities of this new assistant town administrator will be the recreation department


going to slow down and that's why there's this alternative capacity challenge plan and that would only be if the debt exclusion didn't didn't pass well thank you joy and i'm sure we'll be talking about this again and we'll see you next time


in your package you'll find selections of my own personal poems i'd like you to write a reader response to these for homer tonight please be gentle remember it's nice to be cool but it's cool to be nice going peaks


banking customers it's a free service and it's great to utilize that and so how does that work does that sort of help you keep track of what you're spending money on and then budget what you're going to be spending on the future exactly and it also helps you cut out those expenses like coffee and it shows


since the microphones right here i'm going to just use my voice my name is gary my wife had a major hemorrhagic stroke eight and a half years ago at the time we were


living in different parts of the country i was living here in boston starting happens the program on the road i'm in hospital and my wife was in burlington vermont fortunately we had a


experts coming whether that's the doctors or even social workers that actually have known less than i have in regard to the system and so i constantly feel weak


about worse and worse than her disability i learned how to compensate and it's been a


an overwhelming vote of three hundred and fourteen added ninety seven and the cooperation act isn't just about protecting union rights this bill is vitally important to each and every american because at


hear what the problems are and what the advantages are and after all of those spoken then they interact with each other not senators asking clever questions they interact with each other on ways that their idea fits with somebody else's idea and it comes up with some


decided on a different approach a different approach than what would be required under this bill some states have decided to use meat and confer laws some of place limits on the enforceability agreements some have limited the


now proposes to force on states cities and towns towns particularly small towns of currently don't have the resources to negotiate and administer multiple multiple collective bargaining agreements this isn't just going to be one it's


relationship between the public safety offices and the security of the community and so i'm particularly value his comments on this on this aspect of the the bill there's obviously a


of one of their fellows in the service who will have committed the ultimate sacrifice they understand very powerfully that this ability to negotiate as i suggested earlier isn't


stretched to the breaking point with no help in sight end of quote and the female this is a teacher with a master's degree this is not somebody who was unemployed who have a graduated high school this is solid middle class


production in the most timely fashion i've asked the general government accountability office to examine this topic let me illustrate my concern with the following charge here first


american cinema that we're working on this is to produce more energy from non opec nations to help increase our global supplies and to help drive down the world price robert samuelson


our society is becomes so extremely comfortable with if not aggressive about filing lawsuits we must try to reduce that problem in and of itself but in the meantime we need


more representation on the fourth circuit for circuit court our state has just once that judge even though we're the most populous state in the circuit judge conrad's been nominated for circuit court


little more action time to act on this nomination it's time to give judge conrad a hearing and a vote on the senate floor he's been waiting patiently patiently for over three hundred days and that's inexcusable some might think they're helping their


very patriotic americans at judge brennan mr mcneil who talked about their experience working for the state department in baghdad and what i heard was unbelievable


families and our economy and yet in the midst of all of this with the knowledge of what it's doing to our economy to families to businesses to farmers big oil companies continue to rake in record profits


people it tells a different story the five year survival rate for cervical cancer in the united states cervical cancer is worthless than italy ireland germany and many others the survival rate for


bring down the price of gas at the pump to add three million additional barrels so worldwide supply and of course this would not be from saudi arabia it would not be for moran it would not be from venezuela be right here from the good ole


recognize that as a fundamental right and we recognize it as a fundamental right here the current law states make the judgment decision alexander amendment it will fall the states make the judgment and decision the corker amendment


in the workplace we also heard that washington was imposing a one size fits all federal system on the states this is another misconception at every turn in drafting this legislation senator gregg and i went out of our


mayor so as i showed yesterday there are more than twenty states we argue over a couple of them that will definitely be affected by this and even those who


amendment merely balances that the menu ation of self determination by establishing a public bill of rights that amendment will do three things it guarantees the right to vote by secret ballot it guarantees


for our country and for and respect for those who are our first responders who have done so much but the answer is no mr president the majority leader is president all


afford to miss this chance we owe it to consumers with vision and patients who are lying on f d a to be the gold standard to really pass this legislation this is about protecting the american people and


in a way that does not pollute and does not endanger the environment and the fact of the matter is we simply can't turn a blind eye to any source of energy and remain competitive in the world economy but the fact of the matter is


legislation is also very important consumer protection legislation to really give the federal trade commission the tools that it needs to protect consumers against price gouging currently our statues that the f t c have ability to look


perform pediatric drugs steadies the incentives have produced astonishing results in seven years before the p c a incentives a total of eleven pediatric studies were performed seven years eleven studies in the ten years since


experiencing difficulty in filling vacancies on advisory committees and the durbin amendment no matter how well intentioned would worsen the problems making it hard to pale critical vacancies and slowing the process of reviewing new medicines


members of our committee are going to continue our study our review and they continue to our activity to ensure that we're going to have the best in terms of a safe and secure food supply pharmaceutical supply and take advantage of this life


system and then not worry about how well we were because it would take care of us so i've had a personal experience about how important it is to pay attention to help at the front end close


secretary could not certify and so all of the amendment that we offer to be notified the provisions dealing with counterfeit resistant technologies it seems to me probably should proceed because all of us are


i guess i hear the senator from wyoming saying they're not comfortable with those at this point i had thought the issue was was generally the philosophy of reimportation and pricing but if then and then i think we have a deeper chasm that i


it is a step forward but it is not out there where it ought to be with respect to kind of resistant technologies and i'm understand at least part of the reason is the pharmaceutical industry doesn't you know isn't is not supportive of moving as far as we should move but at


advisory committee who had conflicts of interest they had some financial connection with the companies that made the products that they were judging had the votes of those ten scientists been excluded because of their conflicts of


to deal with the issue of speculation in oil markets we've had testimony repeatedly before our senate energy committee that speculation in these markets is a significant factor contributing to the


of and that is opening up more of our outer continental shelf to exploration and production was present i believe one of the most important things an energy policy that we have done since in the short


impact on the price of gasoline at the pump maybe three to five cents a gallon but if you think seventy thousand barrels of additional oil into the open market would be beneficial


gas is going to four dollars a gallon let me describe the circumstance we all understand what we face in this planet of ours we stick straws in the planet and suck oil out we suck out eighty four eighty five million barrels a day every day


conversations take out in the hall please to the chamber come to order the senator from massachusetts mr president this is the legislation to provide a voice


mr cochran mr cochran no


this delta this mississippi river doesn't just serve the four point five million people that call louisiana home but it literally serves the three hundred sixty million people that call the


called grand grand isle the other one is holly beach but the rest of our coast basically looks like this and you can't even get to it because there are only two roads two lanes each we don't have any interstate highways on our coast we have two two


conditions that americans wouldn't tolerate employers can do this with impunity because our government does not enforce immigration laws that prohibit hiring undocumented immigrants immigration is a complicated issue that ignites strong passions


pass this senate they both thought it would die in the house you know if it did and i also would never consider they would even look at it but i'm not sure that's going to happen this time so we might have this


helpful so the american people can be advised of what their representatives are actually doing so i'm i'm i'm worried about it and that strategy is frightening to me so let me just repeat


commercial transportation now if you listen the department of transportation they're already predicting that congestion on our roads will double and then next quarter of a century and from where i sit capacity on the rails


boxer ranking member inhofe for their forbearance i look forward to debate and final passage i thank the chair i yield the floor and i suggest an absence of a court clerk will


get to more more of those areas that you mentioned well i can understand that but you know as i understand it for france and sections of the adirondack mountains in new york state where there were population density is very low have obviously been left out of


congresswoman that is a hole in the ground one of our leading something compass clark was ordered to stop it was to be a hotel we love hotels not a government building


defense one might say that of all the military services one might say all the military services constantly overstate and worst case the potential threats to the nation not out of any effort to deceive the american people but instead as


operations and preparing for future commitments i really do appreciate the quote that you made from president eisenhower about balance it really is all about balance not just in modernization programs but balance between the current balance


them what they asked us to first of all do is to find an integrated modernization strategy that has four elements first continue to field the best equipment to forces in combat second to do they need to improve our existing or legacy equipment we can't let the existing


with freshly done cold or contracted code from another outfit another commercial outfit and you're bringing this all together to come up with your joint tactical radio system and your warfighter


or more of expenditure through fiscal year or requested money through fiscal year thirteen and beyond that there is likely to be significant additional requirements for equipment


office this is the sort of issue that the american people are talking about every day this is precisely what congressional focus ought to be when you talk about timing


kennedy school of government in cambridge massachusetts dr darcy has written extensively on the efficiency of tax incentives and finally we welcome director dan ever sold of the georgia office of treasury and fiscal affairs in


administration's budget for fiscal year two thousand and nine include the proposal to extend the savers credit to contributions to section five twenty nine plans in order to encourage an assist low income families and saving for higher education those


useful tool but that i have no doubt that because the complexity there are things that are math and possibly options that are not taken that should be taken before i yield to mr english and every


dollars a year and these are people again they thought they'd be much more comfortably assume they could send their kids to college and they can't so they have more than one chill child and they're actually close together in age and if you compound that which is the others you want to ask about is also about


universal higher to cation and lifetime learning act because it is the fission efficiency consolidates the hope and lifetime learning credit intuition eduction its three thousand the tax credit would


open at eight in the morning to ten o'clock every night we're now working on a plan we're thinking about going up to twelve o'clock at night in order to meet the needs we are as you have clearly stated we are that economic engine


deal on on oil for them to have for fuel so this is a strong agreement i am absolutely in favor of it its weakness is like any agreement with north korea in the past they've they have in almost every


the debt of this nation so we can get the military of what it needs then we might not have the supremacy that we have today is this of any concern elias can get involved about budget debates in washington but those of you who are


talking about the american capacity correct and we're relying on worldwide production for this and so how much less control do we have over the worldwide production of this we were talking about six to nine months for domestic


months or younger so we protect them by protecting the people around them the fourth is kids and young adults from six months to twenty four years of age were more likely to get the onus and then the fifth is people twenty five to sixty who have


virus that happens to infect insects it's called a bacula virus that virus then you grow it in insect cells and you can have a great deal of control of the amount you do


based together with cell based to cell based to advanced molecular technology the ultimate end game for all of us and where we're aiming our research at the end i h is to get what's called a you know versatile


last question i'm sure just like the military after you go through an exercise like you're still in the midst of you do a lessons learned what will we do different one what's the timeline for that and two is that something


of information throughout this process so the answer would be i mean i we don't obviously nobody knows what they don't know but i've been i think that this has been a really good


it was a relatively simple engineering problem in comparison to dealing with the multiple kinds of cancers that are out there so it's a whole lot more complicated but having said that if


particularly from this committee as well and the commission is also heartened by the strong support from the departments leadership concurrent with the report's release the commission briefed both the secretary of defense and the secretary of the army


get meet their requirements and meet their needs not necessarily with the hardware but if the hardware is right we'll go buy it right indeed and there's a fine line there of course as we all understand mr chairman thank you


this research and that and then finally the n s a question i find very fascinating and a perfectly legitimate one we have in this committee on a host of issues we focus on research funding and other


best be insured by a plan that is developed and managed at the state level at hearing to an exceeding federal standards rather than one designed and operated from washington close quote governor givens has put his finger squarely on our challenge in evaluating state osha systems


lost on the job i thank you for sharing your story so that we can take steps to prevent other families from suffering the way you have without members are going to wish to be heard back thank you i would like to yield two minutes this


to their health and safety when a construction worker's day includes climbing on iron structures hundreds of feet into the air under intense heat and high winds for a maintenance worker having to climb down


so i would ask you mr james what you're planning to do to remove the perception that nevada osha is making a decision based on bad politics not good policy as given that many of the faces in the program are the


example as you mentioned where the board would schedule a number of different hearings at the same time that sounds like a problem with their procedures and certainly something that we want to address so you think it can be done through regulation or does congress


groups of workers the last undercount allegation is that our survey does not count some worker injuries and illnesses that are within the scope of the survey these allegations come from academic studies that match individual case data in the survey to data and


in an attempt to make agencies quantify their performance with objective finding for the first time directly accountable for the rise and fall of the industry we're going to ask you if you can if you can wrap it up please thank you yes or


determine what needs to be change and what steps they may take to make the place even safe to work with a bit to go to work you know said you have to go to work and look around you scared on what's going to happen or what limb is going to be called of today


role but a very key supporting role for example the f b i has the responsibility for the recapture and recovery of nuclear material that may have been stolen we provide very significant


impact it might have is it lessen your ability to influence these forces to make sure to train and prepare it could you could you address that change for me please yes sir happy to and thank you for the question important to note


administration should embrace those entrepreneurs and reward us for the risks we take in our willingness to grow the economy and employ people thank you madam chairwoman last was ranking member and members of the committee for your time and willingness to hear my testimony


that all of these things around you can't get paid it's too difficult to get through the door folks i continue to say this is a myth that is perpetrated by all the big firms that are trying to keep this all out if i can learn and i used to never say this publicly


long term relationship this is a sustainable business practice in the spirit of honoring the important contributions of individuals allow me to acknowledge the part of one young lady sarah delmonte door daughter of my colleague in playing


currently manufactured offshore such a source does not exist in the us and this exposes critical technology to the non u s systems and allows our national security interests to be compromised often when this information goes


we build this new renewable energy not talking about street cars i am the president of united streetcar a wholly owned subsidiary of oregon iron works and where incredibly excited about this because the story of united streetcar is a story of insourcing job


cities don't want to take on so we worry a little bit about that would wonder how the federal government could potentially help with backing that up you know providing we just as if i was going to turn work away once we hit our bonding cap which luckily we're not there yet in addition there's issues with


transportation issues that's of course why they invite him to europe to hear his perspective but more importantly over those five decades i believe he's he's earned the title of the iron horse transportation for all those years and so i want to congratulate you on your portrait


well thank you i'll be brief too i want to congratulate the chairman the ranking member and the chairman ranking member of the subcommittee on this bill it's about time and this comes as a repudiation of eight to ten years of trying to eliminate amtrak of


this was a landmark piece of legislation that included a number of policy changes and reforms without adding one penny to the federal deficit the legislation represents the best for the congress at its very very best


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the ticket clerk reports that there is a seat on flight six o nine now the clerk makes out the ticket and says the plane will be ready soon the plane is in one of the


kills resulting in this purest snow white powder known as aluminum and ever increasing amount of this alumina is being used in chemical processing in soil conditioners in abrasives and


with the boys ignore the suggestion in this way they express their disobedience and also tell the therapist


i like the question you asked me sometimes especially after a match as i'm right now


conference call also call operations tell him to have my plane and take off position in fifteen minutes


being extended to american wage or salary earners would this big segment of the population be better off under socialism or communism a dramatic answer to this question came from an english socialist who visited


story of this new state is a big story of a big land a rich land that is being developed by hardworking settlers who are building a new region out of our last frontier let's get better acquainted with alaska so we can


in addition to fishing and mining agriculture is being developed as a new industry most of us have heard about the methodist colony in southern alaska begun by settlers from minnesota wisconsin and michigan like our


we are to be successful in this mission we have to have plans plans of all kinds detailed blueprint so to speak that have been worked out far in advance these are flexible plans and can be changed to meet any contingency


son afloat for four hours till rescued in the south pacific when his ship the u s s astoria was sent down under and it was like having my mother's arms around me he said serious when he was followed home with his mother visiting the


colonoscopy i want to know what the good bacteria is in there what the bad bacteria is in there because it tells me a lot about your immune system i want to know how your diet is being what your diet is but


modern mining engineer comes up with the raw materials of civilization metals or nonmetallic petroleum natural gas sand or cold salt or diamonds


so how do you feel about the future the title of this book is the future in the subtitle of the six drivers of global change early in the project i asked someone that question how do you feel about the future and he said i feel


floods two years ago in nashville thousands of my neighbors lost their homes and businesses and had no flood insurance because it never flooded there they called it a once in a thousand year flood in any case we go all through this last year


are some very thoughtful members of congress who've done a lot of research and have concluded that it may require a constitutional amendment and we all know how difficult that path is an alternative way to overturn it would be to win the next two


the sign of the scorpion where did you get it at carlisle i was going to study in the hope of finding a clue and found this on the floor


and here are the finished prints the sound wave patterns lie between the picture i'm the left hand perforations


for help it's the hardest thing i and that's why it's great that her mom is heading towards a small issue where there right now we're treatment on demand you know there were times where people used to call and they would get put on a waiting list that doesn't exist right now in vermont which is


phoebe and a woman who's who is an apostle her name is junior and clearly there you are teaching so what do we do with paul i think it helps to put him in his historical context to recognise that he is writing


over here was about three to four acres along the side of the fence that's what we had in vegetables for the last two years we put that into a cover crop over the winter we put into winter rye and all these straw bales that you see here are what we harvested off of that we made straw and then we use that straw to


being able to provide something for the community that was an alternative to what i see as some of the unsustainability of industrial agriculture and so we wanted people have the opportunity to not only eat good food but support a food production


action or helping those people take action and a lot of vets as great people they are they don't want to take benefits or they fear that i don't want to take that from somebody who really needs it all the story is the truth is that we don't think


think about how we not only take the information from today our learning but how do we implement our learning how do we get into deep conversation and most of all action to start addressing some of


but we can't function if all members of our community aren't doing ok and i'll just tell you a quick story a few weeks ago i was playing soccer with my my little son he's only two years old but he's far more than


can get into that space if we actually agree on that that that gun club president was did not want to be defined by the ten percent the better off we are as a community we can be actors we can be


my actual question folds a little bit into this last question how to utilize social media to promote you know civility and gain positive things in the world but also


our campus green team to welcome you to the first inaugural and hopefully annual america recycles day events in holland what you're going to see today in this lunch is an


suppliers and see if there's something that they would have a better chance recycling if there's more of us involved with that sometimes it's not as easy as looking at your waste office paper and just your mix paper is there more items you have or there plastics you need to get rid of are there fabrics


happy that everybody else came out here today to participate in this community event we've had some amazing partners you've had an opportunity here for many of them there are other folks the lion's club is here working with glasses we have several office applied companies that are taking back toners and cartridges


us we stood and talked like this before we looked at each other in the same way then but i can't remember where or


alice wander with the dog because it preserved her dignity so i could use this picture to tellers tell a story about how she did it and ended up a couple of miles away in the jolly gas station eating a sandwich and how it all turned out just fine


apparently worship the goddess a pagan and a pagan religion one of those the god of the old testament is always trying to wipe out having the nerve to speak up about being silenced and the smugness with which are


the true believers in our church must have been wondering if in heaven jesus christ of white man the only good one the size santa claus and abraham lincoln they'd ever heard of would


twelve thousand bees and threescore and one thousand asses and thirty and two thousand persons in of women that had not known man these miserable grieving orphaned


satisfaction of bob's social hunger coupled with the therapist calm except ng attitude in the restraining action of the group have served to strengthen his ego and his self control


did was convened those who held the most expertise and knowledge on this issue and we worked with them and together we created the minnesota girls are not for sale and are camping and outcomes so this initiative has


you break that barrier there is another life out there waiting for you can turn around you can change it's absolutely possible and don't be afraid to ask for help because although it may seem that no one cares or that knowing you know wants to help


we do have a we got rid of some time ago i want to tell the gentleman i read that book i had nightmares for nine


talk to those communities about an article for the special town meeting in the fall that would reduce their membership from fifteen to seven and that we really point those members


model law makers the general public people seem to be marshalling behind this i idea of addiction as a disease trying to speak in positive terms we use


anything that they can see there at that point where they're supposed to explore their environment and mom is usually the one that would be there to protect them your mom now and it's up to us to make sure that is a safe environment and they can get into trouble with a remarkably small things