low poverty so as we have talked all the way through this legislation both last week and this week in trying to reduce the inequities in education this is a pretty good example to clean when we're talking about the


to this eighteen percent sixteen percent seventeen percent whatever the cost of college is climb so much that this we have seen this kind of growth in ohio the median household income increase just three percent between two thousand


bar association you can check with your state bar associations they all support legal services because they know that this is this is one way in which we can provide as the senator from vermont said


our state boards of education in our colleges boards of trustees in our university presidents and our governors and our legislators to do their job and countability not kick it to washington d c and let us conduct oversight


increases that far exceed those of comparable institutions improving access to college means reforming the student loan system so students get loans that are failing not loans that wash them away in debt


would create a one hundred million dollar grant program to fund cost effective form visitation programs that would also require a study of the cost effectiveness of adding phone visitation programs to coverage under chip for my experience with these programs in


a low cost albeit but a cost nonetheless the and they pay a premium arranging for premiums finally the higher income groups and some people in a very misleading in sixty one thousand nine fifty one above that higher


get sick the first and instinct of any parent but especially a mother is to hug that child to dry her tears and to soothe her pain immediately not months later not days later but


s chip spending in two thousand and thirteen will be three point five billion dollars that's below the current spending level of five billion dollars a year does any member really think


entitles them to more federal dollars as far as s chip is concerned so what my amendment does it says that if it's adopted it will direct the secretary of health and human services to put in


good here we cannot and we cannot take away health insurance coverage for kids and thirty states and i do think the goal here is for people to work we want people to work we should not policies


give them a refundable advanced flat


of this new benefit and ensure the accessibility and affordability of high quality health care by the way mr president this plan that i just described that did this for the first time insured everybody who's


mr president i'm sure that the chairman of the committee and the ranking member would have preferred to have this solely focused on s chip tonight i know but


the vast majority of the republican party voted for medicare part d even though and i will i'll note that the senator that's going to follow me on the floor was one of the brave souls voted no and i'm willing to


life and i cherish it as well now is the time on to the value of the lives of these children and the way that new jersey has been successful in covering more children is because we also cover low income and working parents in new jersey with found a


neediest families who were quite every day because if you're really poor you're on medicaid these are families who get off work hard don't make enough to pay insurance don't have coverage through work and can't afford it and yet the president the united states got the best


bush is threatening to veto it a veto means putting millions of children is at risk for elephant disease it means going back on the president's pledge and it shows by his actions more than his words that the


a counterinsurgency expert unanimously confirmed by the united states senate or we close our ears and our minds to the facts and cave into special interest groups who claim to know better


distinguished majority whip has already said this is a poor choice of words and he doesn't subscribe to that point of view to allow the amendment to be voted on and by voting for the amendment he will basically confirm what he's already said here on the


and precedents and i'm certain that we've considered other amendments previously when similar points of order could have been made in the senate chose not to raise the point of order it's not self executing someone must raise it appears


transportation's inspector general report the first thing he asked was how could the department of transportation d o t act so quickly


pipeline if we were to wipe them out with this amendment construction contracts across the country for these transit projects would be halted and cries a tremendous amount of difficulties and probably challenges within


practices have brought us to a point today where we have to fully look at each and every one of these earmarks we make sure that they are consistent with the funding requirements of that bill and they are seeing the light of day if we will see today as we face a


of president majority leader six years ago today two thousand nine hundred seventy four men women and children became innocent victims took hours and hatred that we will never understand


and what the senator from new hampshire whom i respect and like very much fails to acknowledge is that when he was chairing the budget committee when these reconciliation bills would come to the floor they would add dramatically to the


from east st louis illinois had a chance to go to great universities like one in town here that i went to named georgetown i didn't have any money i borrowed it from the national defense education act what a deal pay it back over ten


will make a big difference and this strengthens the gear of the trio to improve preparation and higher education the record on these programs has been extraordinary in terms of providing the bridge for many of those that come


bravery and dedication and were committed to the lives and well being of their community each day they served our city they were ready to place themselves in the front lines and the people of boston will never


the paper mr president a publication that clearly favors private health care coverage an example of a country in europe where they seem to be making great progress so as we devise our own system one that is uniquely


same time as i travel the state i heard people talk about tax policy it's clear to people in an akron and youngstown it's clear to people in dayton and middletown and hamilton and dallas police and galley in ohio that too often


by the bill that's been put together by senator byrd senator cochran dealing with homeland security it's been almost six years since the terrorist attack this country on nine eleven two thousand and one after almost six years and two


chad in the central african republic despite a worldwide call for action the tragedy just continues madam president the genocide in sudan is becoming increasingly complicated and tragic the violence


from california thank you madam president i'd like to compliment the distinguished senator from illinois in his remarks not only were they heartfelt but they were certainly cogent and certainly correct so my warmest congratulations to you senator


on work with and we cannot exclude those people from the education system they're absolutely essential to our lives and this bill does some things for the ones that want to go to tech school to senator


successor to owner of bt local control means local control to who buys next to my eyes the co op meets that where we're bidders from outside outside


public forum i don't think that's enough we are going to make one of the biggest decision for the city of burlington yes we would elected by


last wednesday we had had a significant discussion of structure that was going to be eight percent fixed with we were going to have significant they could make some if any more with an expected probably return of fourteen percent but the balance was going to be


gene i need a motion we need a motion to suspend the rules to keep working which requires a two thirds vote we have


modeled for the rest of the country so i mean if there was if there was more more detail that went into but i think that the most important elements there are actually you know rather than taking you know digital


but i ask i implore you to gather what information it is that you feel you need and put this to a vote as soon as possible thank you


so we're going to work through that that's going to be interesting but it gives you a real nice tool bear in mind so let me just illustrate let's say we sold the property by auction auction or appears he says we're going to sell the


too it's all up to you guys as opposed to i know the committee was looking at some of buildable lots which are probably the best use for them is residential lots and those you can you know they're not sensitive historically those that's something maybe you can do right away and get


and i'm on the conservation commission and i don't necessarily have problems with the two properties he's talking about tonight but as you probably have heard me talk before i am an open that ok at the present


minutes for this has an hour this stuff went back twenty five thirty years and it cost money to do it that should have gone to the chair and we should have been made aware that this was going to it but it during the interview process you brought up a question that


the silver lining of the good news is that you made the right choice


balance the budget in order to come with a balanced budget to meet the publishing deadlines in april for the for the town meeting in may so that's the that's the calendar just a quick question in the governor's race


various boards and commissions twelve a one to approve a budget transfer in the amount of two hundred forty five thousand to purchase a new bucket from to cover the bid price of two hundred thirty one thousand four hundred two and


business sector in america occupies thirty to fifty percent of all commercial space an estimated twenty to thirty four billion square feet the small business sector is growing rapidly while corporate america has


executive session for the purpose of negotiations with non union personnel and then we have seven or eight action items in a couple of things that jumped off quickly the last minute as well so mark


caviar if all job descriptions are there and it's just a matter of reviewing them and updating them doing in a comparable ways survey with other communities and then tweaking the system then i think we can do it within


what i think the problem last time was in help me here with my memory is that people like well what if there's a transfer or someone comes in from another community and i think that was part of the well again that was a question


give us presumably twenty years of service retire at fifty five and fifty five with a minimum age for retirement for a plus one voice police and fire so we want to hire people no waiter than that date because once you


referring however to the accountants report for detail of figures what i've gotten into is looking at the report for detail figures and its lock in the annual


report of the town accounting finance director for the year ending december thirty first this is on the opening page of your annual report and it's been on that opening page for the last thirty


would want to get out of the do not use computers so they're obviously not requesting the books because we've got six cases there but well my point is that i don't want to eliminate the written book because it's important for documentation they can count as not all the help and printed off the website for at no charge


and there will are occasions where operator plow operators have avoided a leaf pile after leaf pile however there are other occasions where it wasn't clear and there's obviously some leaves now on the curb line we do remind people that we will be back


starting at six thirty yes six thirty down tony street from columbia to the civic center come one come all dress warm because it will be snowing i hope i promise i hope


drawing you don't see went up by a hundred eighty to one hundred ninety percent as compared to the adjacent to boxer very good comparison so that's where i think is a fair place sr it's a good number


would happen down in the future so i think at this point we're trying to put everything on the table is absolutely to our minds nothing that's you know the taxpayers won't know about if they vote to go forward with this and as i said whether phase two happens or doesn't happen


to probably you know also trying it out but basically we're looking at the four hundred thirty between donations in kind of services and the n f l grant we're looking at a million dollars that's the current balance on the


short answer the only time when the issue comes up a tween this being baratunde you know twenty year purpose life is when you have to reappropriate it but if you're renovating assets you know within the scope of the


the buyer in the saturday but the the there is but there are there's also and you know it is a special also of like the restaurant and there's a restaurant in that so that that this isn't just this is


so you can get it to go and you don't use


recently and it's unfortunate that there's this run of violations and it's unfortunate we find ourselves here this a first violation for the bluefin and and obviously a first violation for the manager who's been in the business for forty years


ok so i guess my going to explore a little bit don't read anything into you know what i'm about to ask but it's along the lines of how much do you know about the district and


tax rates and taxes were a critical part of that but i've had a long interest in involvement in burlington i was on planning and zoning i was on the waterfront development board the


public access section that basically says that we want this land to be generally open for people to use for recreation education and all types of kind of commercial uses that he might want to use so that i'm happy to


back using different words as these entities who are certain are significant players because of funding and other reasons feel much more comfortable moving ahead when they know there's an easement in place


management or to abse to license it out to somebody who can do so as well but not to the level where there is profits being made on the property at the expense of community have access to


map i was looking at the map melinda you sent and it wasn't clear but when i look at the color map with the nice with the boundaries in yellow one we just received and what's interesting


trailer that currently goes through the wetlands from the media actually two trails so you know either they would be allowed to stay but not be expanded or maybe they would need to be relocated there


to bring it back as a motion but something a little bit different it's a whole different it's maybe along the same lines but it's it would be it may not even be resolution and maybe some other type of


entered into an agreement with g d k to arrange for the construction of a parking deck along night street between river and pine part of the parking deck will be on property owned by the city part of the parking deck will be on


assumes it will go back to the washer transfer station the driver will dump the contents of the truck on the transfer station floor where all the yellow bags will be separate additionally and have the metals or plastics that may have been in the garbage


and be able to buy it you know cutting off an extra half hour it's tough for me to say ok we'll move on and hopefully we don't get the second violation and i understand that you are taking the steps and you know i do the training but at the very least


and that's why i acknowledge that you know i know in working with the chief where he wants a particular technology you want something implemented he will certainly inquire with charlie and say why have you or have you not


hundred thirty seven thousand they should be able to show me the bottom doesn't drop out of this of the revenue they should be able to fund all the capital needs which means more free cash available for other capital so that's a that's really a


the city would pay half which is twenty nine thousand dollars ensure that with how and treasure township as you may recall we have looked at multiple pathways to get across the river i'm a mouse here we have few


specifically it really is a question of looking at teaching and learning and looking at students progress over time so when someone might ask why the change why did we need to make that change it was


one of them was typing in a computer and there of the customs agents started to read the book which i thought was a good thing


information when it is made available to us


build upwards from a diesel trailer fire outside the wedge one wall near the official story alleged impact point and we know that time because it was caught on the doubletree hotel security camera digital clock the next


intelligence division analyst john holley quote pretty damn close to the nine eleven plot itself and on the morning of nine eleven can advance whereabouts were quote unknown and the nine eleven commission didn't consider it important enough to ask where he


presidential dictatorship in the united states using a fabricated pearl harbor like incident as its justification stanley hilton richard perle paul wolfowitz leo strauss and others discussed and a range of different plots and


district say the following you can take no action unless you can prove that will cause no harm now three years ago the federal department of interior was here in santa cruz meeting with the fire


san francisco after all we don't need the water because we're not going to be allowed to use it think of how the forest fuel levels in the catastrophic fires have taken off over the last few years all across america they're happening now in southern


coming from the left in the right we've got the fraud on the left with this environmental movement and the phony baloney stuff that americans are just digesting without question we've got a interventionist military


it's hard to give up your ideal and be very pragmatic but that's what we did we said we're going to get everything done we can with this mechanism that we've got in front of us and they say politics is the art of the possible


insurance in the country and he's willing to say something like that in public so what's next well with the current political climate in d c it's clear to me that single payer advocates should focus on the state level i think you ought to be


crucial time for the democracy in this country health care is the last thing that we have not provided in this democracy we got so security we got


countries across the world free of charge and there


with the single payer legislation but it's far from being an actor in that we have to work hard in all of those states but the whole concept and the take home message i think for this for this


that john gross is method for determining the time a fall might constitute dry lapping in other words falsifying measurements to support a pre determined outcome i got curious to know exactly what event he picked to start the clock but measurement is a little tedious but the


defending the northeastern united states the f a a also made available their audio recordings from boston and washington please keep in mind when viewing this presentation that pilots for nine eleven truth do not claim data


miles of washington d c the fighters were sent to north carolina at lenox city f sixteen so much closer to new york city than otis air force base and fifteen's at lenox city fighters were training out over the


we cannot have a discussion about nuclear disarmament if we do not understand world war two because we will never understand hiroshima if we are not courageous enough we cannot be


report out today these types of so called hate are anti government groups grew explosively last year in the u s one of the biggest jobs seemingly average people who call themselves citizens a loose


they're trying to take over the church the bishops are getting up in arms thank goodness they're actually doing something about this it's about time because they tried to take over a diocese


however themselves did not believe that plane that they saw flew over they believed it did hit because they heard this huge explosion just after seeing it and given their experiences


an internal explosion with its pressure wave coming out instead of an external impact by a large heavy fast flying object similarly in wedge two further north where a massive internal force thrust office debris towards the outer windows and you could see them


speaking the truth and deceitful times is a revolutionary act now here is a big story this is from the rolling stone got a link to it


prison planet and that's what they're rolling out with the drones they're there have already started chipping people they're going to continue and here's what rothschild the head of the ross child said


primarily of this point our own think the fe have the discretion to wage war without accepting this discipline of international law which basically is just the prudential wisdom


two hundred sixty day calendar the vulcan this is the core building block of all the maya calendar systems it consists of thirteen numbers combined with twenty day signs thirteen times twenty equals to sixty


be looking at the mystery and meaning of life in a very different way very soon and that date twenty first of december two thousand and twelve sticks in my mind as one that is really worthy of off


ship to shore communications and come back and radio central we were taking rounds through the balkans there was up to fifty five gallon drums of gasoline just outside the bulkhead on the one level that it caught fire


designed to prepare israeli children for military service she analyzed israeli textbooks studying their use of images maps layouts and language in the subjects of history geography and civic studies alternate focus spoke with


very interested in in seeing and studying the concept of death how is death presented to these children because israelis are really


books will end up burning people and showing their crystal night and that's a crystal light and so on and so forth it's very very dangerous and i must say that i have students you know from all parts of society but i had one student who


in seattle let's hear a little bach on this german mechanical action tracker or


buy let me let me bring you back to what might be an ulterior motive for senate resolution sixty five do you think it might be to find out who's really on board with israel that it's a resolution that's not a doesn't have the force


based on organic standards about the fact that we can actually now look at the fact that maybe we need research on it removing nuclear contamination from our bodies from the human body maybe there's more involved and the fact is that once we understand


hour we'll have another awesome band and then we'll have more speakers one more band and these speakers if you are not honest you can come and say what you want to say and then write and it's called


down you can start dividing the branches you know into two years and train them out to the outside they do so pretty readily and they're always searching for that sun trying to get away from the main stem all right


know the thing you can do is clip through here and it still plenty strong


doesn't exist in the world of that report so any background that mr hopper his brother had is drug dealers just doesn't matter but of course the thing is if they could attribute possession


most spectacular we you know we broke into the national news last week with this jewish federation building shooting and the remains mysterious all


and i think that's what's going on right now a certain degree so we see that that over the last couple of years there was a hamas government elected in palestine in a clean free election and that this government was was was was


between armed security protests armed protesters and the security forces and there were reports that protesters are being shot by snipers that protesters are being targeted as they march through the streets and there are reports that at least


yet but i think they give us the kind of firm foundation that we would need to as we go forward studying this case


you know so he claims busy busy busy man and he's such a a such a freakin rock star you know any picks up the phone and says hi jamie foxx jamie foxx what i say


nothing for about three months and then she got very upset she actually stood up and b rated me on her feet i mean on her for who i've never heard of the judge


just let it out i think we vent we go off we try to present you the truth but we're totally opposite of that in the streets and i'm trying to say we're humble we try to walk the earth and humble as it says so we never stop nothing we always when people come to us then they bring it out that makes sense i'm trying to tell everybody we never


and i looked at him and i said to myself


for our excessive dependence upon our wisdom and for our reluctance to build stronger bridges of cooperation


very complex issues on trying for comprehensive immigration reform we have bypassed the judiciary committee in this effort perhaps it was i'm


to utilize regular order in the traditional to many system in that way well i've been in error as we have been struggling to come to terms with a consensus first there were


scandal had ken lay come by and raises hand take an oath then refused to testify jeffrey skilling you could not only get him to stop talking he's now in prison but the fact is the enron corporation in


and so this bill which basically will repeal most of the major tax proposals that were put in place in the early part of this administration which generated this economic recovery that's gone on for twenty two months in this cause us to have seven point four million dollars


running on revenues one hundred and twenty seven billion dollars short of the typical recovery since world war two on job creation in the previous administration in the first seventy five months


me talk about one other thing that i think deserves if you notice in the democrat chair when they talked about spending they talked about it as a percent of gross domestic product you know that's an easy argument to


started with four hundred million i think we ended up with about five or six hundred before we finished it but that's what we reconciled and said you can only use it for this it was an experiment as to whether it would work because there's nothing in the law that says you can do that


appears to provide one hundred eighty billion dollars in new resources for extending these policies over the five year window look further mr president you'll find a trigger


senator has talked about where we're headed in the long term and i entirely agree with him that in the long term we have a budget circumstance that is unsustainable and it's going to be important for us to


which just about one third of baghdad's neighborhoods and some semblance of order in the midst of this growing chaos the senate intelligence committee released a new bipartisan report just before the memorial day deadline my


begin by complimenting the senator from colorado who frequently during the very difficult negotiations over the last several months was able because of his legal skills and sunny personality to


a real i d act driver's license the same thing the audit the photograph has to be matched to be the identical photograph there is a system in other words that will be put into place at this time will not rely upon the employer trying to determine the


who are stressing our court system and i appreciate the fact that the center senior senator from new mexico has offered legislation to add judges so that we least have enough judges to handle the cases that come before the courts but a lot of our colleagues


the non nuclear family somebody other than your spouse and minor children simply because you are a green card holder or u s citizen and we say no longer and when this bill goes into effect once the current backlog


chance now i went home for good recess like most senators i did not travel overseas i went home i spoke at six to six editorial boards


legislation as provided under a previous order without objection mr president if there is no further business to day i now ask that the senate stand to gerard under the


nobody gets amnesty until we fix this system and the reason that was important was because in nineteen eighty six when that big amnesty occurred they both said ok we're giving you amnesty and an american


that should make us nervous ladies and gentlemen that the language in the bill says we'll do this and we'll do that bill the items in title one and tile two the bill but it will be done subject


country based on merit and that not to worry we were still going be as one of his staffers said a family based system chain migration system not a merit based system and if we look


and their property for tyson or removal orders can be way even if they never left otherwise if they have been apprehended in some fashion and then ordered deported and given a


citizenship was delayed by that they all they were legalized in our country they could stay but they didn't get a permanent resident status which gives you many welfare benefits and the benefit it and citizenship until the second


they do a good job force and that's going to help us with social security and medicare because we're an aging population we need those people come into the country that's going to help us with so security medicare now mr rector demolished


thank the president the united states president bush and his cabinet secretary chertoff and secretary gutierrez for the work that they have done in our last three months as we have tried to put together a comprehensive immigration reform proposal that will work for


borders out of control our values are tanishq when we allow twelve million human beings to live in the dark shadows of abuse as undocumented immigrants are condom is harmed when our immigration system


to round up these twelve million men women and children and send them home that's not the american way that's not the american way so our plan allows these families to


breaking the law is something that's occurred in large proportion when it comes to immigration the reason people have been breaking the law to this extent is that the


english language


it was made was that a person the last several years had a greater chance of being eaten by an alligator in this country then if you're an employer hiring an illegal alien being caught now that's and that may sound like a stretch but it's not much of his


senator from massachusetts is recognized


national security problem and this mister this to check mr president gives you some idea of what we are doing what we have included in this legislation we've increased the border patrol says


terms of the distinction between the past and the present this is the those individuals the twelve and a half million people that are here this is the explanation of what they call the c


that we have in creating a educational pathway for the children of the undocumented we know that the children that come in here are coming in here at the action of their parents we


later the possibilities of it so it's enormous period of hope for all of those individuals so mr president that this legislation really is about dealing in a tough way with a tough problem and that at the border and we do


craig shared his medical situation with this it was in for another difficult fight but he was used to them he's been a battler all us life took a fierce determination that you are in disagreement and brought it to this is latest battle against leukemia


possible because this is that this is just a tremendous battle that anyone guess that faces and very few people survive the team yeah i think of all people i really believe he might and


of the people in that part of our great country in a legislative body of some time showboats lightning rods mavericks craig was main engine of the senate he wasn't flamboyant they


members of the senate that are tried and true that can be depended on no matter what the issue is greg thomas was one of those to get the senate on point when we straighten the big picture with this good


the stresses and strains and therefore we bond because of the similarity of experience so when we all said goodbye at the end of last week we


around eighteen point five percent we're headed towards eighteen point seven percent that's a significant increase in revenues the federal government and what effect is that had was a senator from texas said it's had a dramatic effect on the deficit because we've gotten


segment of our society pays virtually nothing in income taxes they get money back in fact on the earned income tax credit another benefit that the federal gun puts in place under the law today under the president bush's law those bottom forty percent


really the people who are benefiting the most from a low dividend tax rate and yet the folks on the other side of the aisle have just passed a budget where they want to jump the tax rate on dividends by a hundred percent they want to go for a fifteen


to take a position in the administration as an assistant to the president as well as working with the security council i've known this fine officer for some


it says to maddie that there are good enough here to work but not good enough to stay the pending upon their category of individual is levies rather high penalties and fines and it does not provide the confidentiality or judicial


the lipstick and examine the pain so i have a chart here to show you how many taxpayers would be impacted in two thousand and four there were nearly six million individuals and families in the top three tax


then then this committee or the oversight committee will then say who's monitoring these great big contracts i was here to make sure that the government that there's no fraud waste and abuse to make sure that at


that there's a little more work to do when you do it for the government because they are now responsible to the taxpayers united states of america well in terms of the post awards services biggest issue there is the level of of of work or


that will best support our needs for the next five years though not intended to replace our staff it is necessary for g s a to continue to utilize brokers to supplement our in house got capacities to meet our program


eight we were engaged to find space for several agencies d h s s iraq u s marshals probate and bankruptcy courts to senator office and the g s a his own field office in cedar rapids iowa due to flooding we finished seven


taking advantage of the best financial terms offered and providing consistent service nationwide to its client agencies while the broker teams focus on transactions using the and using their expertise to secure space at the most reasonable rates


they gotta learn to deal with the and of course they have these that's the evidence according to the i g as the economy rolls up or down it needs to reflect the expertise you bring and that we expect them to bring now


budget just a month ago we opened up our first commuter rail line up for their model line extending from salt lake city to ogden to the north we completed this project six months ahead of schedule and under budget and our ridership


we are determining within our programs and within the modes what are we going to let to continue to slip what are we going to do away with as we move forward as we have to address the issues of these the


own passenger service next to their freight services so we're quite proud of that model and that's one of the reasons that has allowed us to greatly expand expand our system so in in utah you'll you'll see a new you've heard that we are


look forward to working with her with her experience and i could think another way we could approach it would be with regional planning we might give more flexibility and with our original plans we might be more prescriptive some something along those lines but we are


president eisenhower they implemented a highway trust fund user fee and both president eisenhower and president reagan increased those user fees because people benefited we're going to hear from of


represented but sure of this committee at the time so the test cleaning up the nation's waters was even more monumental than establishing the interstate highway program congress created a trust fund to ensure the long term viability of the nation's highways system we asked the congress to the same


job is as general manager of the denver water department i just have a couple of things to say about this bill i'm not here to oppose it i'm not here to support it i want to make some obs survey sions and give you some perspective about it number one the


many of them in minutes apparently who have maintained their systems to a higher degree who would now be taxed to have that money sent somewhere else if this is a local responsibility let's keep it generally local we think that's an


touched upon this in your opening statement the trust fund besides adequate funding provides consistent funding it's very important for not only private sector contractors and engineers and labor but also for state and local government if you can't predict what funding it was going to


that directly link some of these products to the waste water infrastructure system so although there's a general recognition that they do contribute to the waste water infrastructure issues that we're dealing with there is no good


and every time you do that it takes place because of the investment you're making now if you don't make the investment now if you don't close the gap you don't get any of that thank you sir and that says very well put but i'd go a little further in saying that


from the department of homeland security's office of the inspector general regarding their review of the coast guard's marine investigation program i'm concerned by the report's findings that many of the coastguards investigating officers do not meet the qualifications standards


board which would authorize the board to establish itself as the lead investigating agency at its own choosing and without regard or consultation with the coast guard this policy could have the effect of muddying the waters


that have been done being at levels other than what was recommended by the coast guard guidance the amount of time it took to complete those investigations wouldn't shed accurate light on the full staffing that would be needed by the coast guard we would ask that the coast


to do inspections of towing vessels approximately seven thousand new vessels that are currently uninspected things like that we are looking at ballast


me i don't think we really i understand you know in in the field of service and i have relatives who serve i understand the need to want to be respected and to be honored and we give you that but i don't


is largely small passenger vessels the industry has changed significantly and the the way you get experience on the large about souls these days is doing


by what the president stated i chose engineering at howard university because of the inspiration of the apollo program today however when i look at my own children my four children one doctor one lawyer one business woman one businessman they're very very successful


and butter issue if it affects you in your daily lives it's a part of our national economy and national security carrying that message forward in a more prominent way i think will go a long way to engage those constituents who are very very interested in this but


on so i want to thank our panelists for being here today our witnesses for helping us remind the nation this great promise and the great potential that nasa brings to us and they believe to communicate that greatness to america and to the


existing projects are existing capital stock should be retrofitted where that can be done in a manner that provides enhanced benefits power generation water supply recreation fish and wildlife protection indeed the


and have some something to see of significance and beauty and it was built with man cato stone which is a unique yellowish colored stone that is very attractive very also very


bridges in need of replacement and the railroad submitted all the environmental requirements under nepa to federal


corridors designated in storage in a historic preservation document yes or not draw the distinct between a carter and the facilities as we could have carried out our


and that's a challenging group to work with they're very interested in their business interests not to the exclusion of history because each in their own way they celebrate that and work with that but to apply


sector because the road owned and sent they had a good market for those features you can't separate zillah ts on the quarter from the quarter itself they are part of the quarter and so we need to keep them intact long enough for public agencies they will


office of electricity delivery and energy reliability are carrying out smart grid activities and three primary areas smart grid investment grant smart grid demonstrations and smart grid research and development one of our top priorities is


helped us with the stimulus funds and in the a r a you created a a clearinghouse of information which the department of energy is working to establish right now and we see both of these as


conditioners you wouldn't want to display on the machine per se but somewhere in the house people have to become much more conscience conscious about their energy use is if we're really going to be serious about conserving


be turning to a few suggestions for change however i know that many of you may be wondering about the health of the banking industry in light of the recent failure of indy mac let me assure you that the industry as a whole remains fundamentally strong ninety


trust fund additional spending on infrastructure from roads and bridges to sewer and drinking water systems will provide a near term boost to our economy through job creation at the same time provide long term benefits to


cities a survey of consumers use of tax rebate checks was performed by big research the week of june third to tenth as is that date forty five point three percent of survey respondents had received their tax rebates


drilling i think that makes perfect sense and by the way you don't need to see oil drills oil wells dug in oil coming out to affect the current price line as soon as the markets sense that this is going to happen prices


there are many trends you can count on one that you will never see is a developed waterfront property being trance or a place by a fishing wharf one of maine's twenty miles of working waterfront sixty percent are actually privately owned vulnerable


waterways and our waterfronts are already part of our national well than our national heritage environmentally economically for commercial fishing and and


negotiating position instead the weather service has put forth several proposals only to have them rejected most recently because of cost i hope the f a a realizes the new requirements are usually accompanied by new cost


this subcommittee has held a series of hearings this year focused on the state of federal cybersecurity research and development the testimonies we receive from industry experts and federal agency officials all pointed to a serious


and drug researchers but the most critical element cannot be built or test it in and out of tory it is the men and women who make distaste and wrong general practitioners are the backbone of the medical field they all


anthrax my way down to the state capitol in springfield and i chose to travel on amtrak down there because it was most convenient way to get there but unfortunately congestion problems caused delays


about four things jobs jobs the environment and jobs so we've been waiting to for his real transformation in transportation policy chairman oberstar has really given us


embrace this bill and help us move forward it is a bill i believe that truly has the opportunity to get bipartisan support we're seeing a lot of discussion right now in the house floor about cap and trade we're hearing discussions about the health care bill and i think


can tell you that while i think most of us would agree fifteen percent mandate has its problems we shouldn't just outright abolish or prevent the use of these federal funds on on


amendment well as we discussed earlier and hopefully will continue in that vein we would be happy to have discussions with the gentleman in the interim but i would reflect on the fact that this


fuel vehicle provisions in this legislation really what we're trying to do here is make sure that hydrogen and other fuels fuel blends like hydrogen natural get compressed natural gas would be included in the language in the definition of a gentleman you know i would thank you mr chairman it was an oversight


long but it's always been the great contributor and we look forward to working with you on this with that i would recognize them as valid for remember thank you mr chairman i appreciate the opportunity to be able to put forth amendment ten fifty one as the first one


those who happen to be watching t v or listening to the radios receive the warning and where states frankly tire of rating and local governments not only states because also local governments are also moving forward with their efforts because again the federal government would


with the sir with the systems that we've looked at so far in texas and washington we've really asked to be able to do two different things and they have systems that for feel part of this need but their overall vision is the ability not only to


winter with the state emergency managers one of the items on his agenda is to discuss i pause to make sure they understand what the system is and how it works and that's going to let to come that will be all of the state emergency managers in that form i think that's a


goldstein how has having contract work is move on and off affect the ability of i pod to develop i think the combination of not having much of a permanent staff in


system and then go forward from there that's a way of saying look we care about the stakeholders and one of the right one of the reasons you see it is now we're doing is training even for those of you who are most advanced there are some things that you probably need to know and i'd just like


system the result of those investigations over a period of six years resulted in thirty six federal and state and private contractor personnel being sent to state and federal


it'll take a combination of two mr schuester certainly technology better data systems are required the deputy secretary acknowledged that in his statement to the committee it's going to take time and a strategy frankly saw some sizable


our data base reflects only seventeen thousand incidents a year from two thousand and six to june two thousand and nine there were one thousand four hundred fifty unreported and only seven enforcement actions


that that's very important good courage and sector to continue pressing forward with this and also we need revisit the issue of special permits and approvals


self approve their work the second was the f a a and the customer service index


also in your testimony they quote the the institute of makers of explosives is taking steps to add measure in its standards to address the major causes of rollovers


asking that we shouldn't delay changes in policy that are long overdue and needed changes in objectives changes in the organization of the department of transportation


the increased investment to acquire those we won't make the made in america street cars the first ever which was unveiled by the secretary of transportation just a few weeks ago in oregon we won't do that we won't be building the


term extension will force states to delay major transportation projects due to due to a lack of predictable federal funding and we all know that any time we delay a project the cost of the project


thousand to seven hundred thousand dollars yet our ridership is increased one hundred ninety four percent from four hundred thousand rods to one point one million rides we serve seniors rural areas college students we even go to pittsburgh with inner city bus service currently there's very little


pronouncing that name wrong but you're here is representatives for various companies around the country would would would both of you tell me if you can a little bit more about your specific companies and the


make investment and how can we go to the lending institutions that give us the funds we need to operate our businesses and say please give us those funds we need now to maintain the jobs to plan for the future and we don't know if they're going to have that money this is critical to the jobs of our communities we're talking about putting high tech jobs


private insurance markets and to regulate providers so i see as the path forward states working creatively and i would emphasize creatively within the existing parameters of federal law and that is what i've been working


even send the message that we're moving away from employer coverage and we've seen erosion of employer coverage in many places california in particular what happens there is we were more likely to shift people to the public sector and in a way that we


for their entire lifetime so i would be willing to go there if we have to but i'm also willing to look at offsets and i'm even willing to look at revenues that would not have a depressive effect on the economy john just mentioned


with the estimates associated with that individual project i can say that of course in viewing these facilities from the perspective of our dual mission of securing the border and facilitating legitimate travel and trade we view any authorised crossing as being an area where we need to


fund who's on the ground the people from the district of columbia or if it's a state of maryland maryland is not on the ground prince george's may be on the ground and somebody beneath prince george's may be on the ground and that's how they're counting is going on that


i think we have made some significant progress toward improving care and transition but a lot of work needs to be done and that's what this hearing is about today so we look forward to informative hearing our first


an increased need for services the expansion in train providers is already several years overdue with an existing shortage of mental health professionals in the us health care system more broadly this is become a critical pipeline issue such investment could be facilitated by several strategies including


dealing with brain injuries and you guys sit there without anything to say this is exactly unacceptable we're going to do this and this and this get angry you know you read a few sentences that don't say anything you tell me there's one percent i mean


medication use and safety issues that impact medication medication safety if i may i would address just one of these equally important and much medication safety issues as a way of demonstrating


quote collaborative decision of the doctors well it's not it's not the green eyeshade boys always trump the cost always trumps clinical evidence when it comes to putting things on the be a formula every so that even when they


the division within the f d a we have a blend of fan who's from the office of inspector general who's accompanied by irene barnett was also from the office of inspector general


somewhat of a measure of sensitivity to the relationship between a very high tech very emerging industry and what can be the deadening hand of government regulation we can produce or sell


lot to thank you for allowing us the opportunity to provide testimony at this important hearing addressing the needs of injured service members and the paralympic military and veterans program as you may know that the n r p a is a national


at the age of fifteen the world as i had known it completely changed in a in an instant as the result of a traumatic diving accident i went from being your typical teenager without a care in the world to a paraplegic who uses a wheelchair so i can


home are now out of the house leading physically active lives again participating in community service and support services programs and those also support family members and they're once again able to reconnect with their friends an


columbia in addition we are in the final stages of awarding additional grants next week then we will continue to announce these words on a rolling basis our statutory deadline to publish a comprehensive interactive national broadband map is february two thousand


open access middle model components so that there will be more more competition in that area bringing high higher capacity lines out to rural areas so we're very hopeful that since they've done that that after the funding period and after


well absolutely will hire additional people and that's that's i think what the beauty of this program does is not only does it provide economic advantages to these rural communities that we're going to provide but also just in amongst our company


so there is no excuse for leaving a veteran with substandard benefits be a social workers play an indispensable role in the treatment of veterans recovering from multiple traumatic injuries the v a must rapidly expand their numbers as more


much work also needs to be done within those administrations to make existing programs more veteran centric let me cite a few examples too many veterans under v a care for p t s d or other mental health conditions are still simply being given


thank you mr wallace well thank you mr chairman and thank each of you for your service your commitment to our veterans is never in question we understand that and mr cook your your service to this nation


options instead of focusing on real tested solutions to solve this problem like upgrading decades old technology and hiring an adequate number of controllers to staff new york's towers the d o t continues


that i think it ought to ring true with all of us he said that he was viewed his role as a judge as that of an empire he viewed his role as someone who could come into the court room and calls and call it as he sees them call balls


of americans across the country this summer they said during our debate on the overall cost so called comprehensive immigration bill then you got it wrong the enforcement in that bill is inadequate it's not


doing some work to see exactly when we might be able to get this up in a couple of the points that i would like to make one of them is you know we've got a catch twenty two here our members want to make sure they have a chance to offer amendments


the free market that free trade agreements that are currently pending with latin american countries would only continue to expand the wave of prosperity that is today sweeping the continent one example remains one example


with no choice of your own came to this country and now grew up and grew up probably for many of those children that i have met across the landscape of the country grew up as americans that's what they thought they were and then came a


any other members to title to if not we'll go to yes sir and i was waiting on my friend and fellow member of the former chairman


fly in here in the dead of night have a document on our death is probably as thick as five or six concrete blocks that the one on top of another in very fine print we're going to be asked to cast our vote and how we spend the money of the people of the united states of america is not


one root didn't meet this threshold so first i don't think there's any data to make that assertion that four routes would be close second if that were the fact today that means the situation has gotten worse over the last three years


america in this day and age given all the ways we have to travel to communicate and to reach out to one another is ridiculous this is a common sense amendment it is this is not


mr lugar no


no mr craig no mr cornell no this is my cast gil no tell xander the


vote in debate on the floor rather than delay us unnecessarily in committee this is an amendment that addresses the question of competing on different routes within the amtrak system under the


proposals will be voted on next week i will not be able to be here next week because of very exciting news in our household but i do want all senators to be aware of what the congressional research service


out of our most congested areas such an amendment and the veto threat issued by the white house both are based on the on the wrong assumptions that we should be taking management flexibility and financial resources


frequency of extreme heat waves this coupled with an ageing population increases the likelihood of higher mortality as the elderly are more vulnerable to dying from exposure from excessive heat the


he's going to veto that bill and in so doing he's going to veto armament mr president if we can spend ten billion dollars a month for the war in iraq we should be willing to spend a fraction of that


history a lord i believe that we stand in need of your design guidance we need the kind of insight and wisdom that comes from on high we need minds and hearts that are in tune with your spirit


could be a bank in america wants to buy sewer pipes in germany well why would an american bank want to buy a sewer and not even a sewer in america a german city sewer system why would they want to do it


but we face enormous challenges and those challenges will not be met and not be resolved by the kind of sloganeering that we hear too often these days and by by chaining ourselves certain public


present the senator from connecticut a surprise i have some comments i want to make about the pfizer legislation but before i do that i want to before he leaves the floor to commend my colleague from north of


two graph that reverses the relationship found in the scientific literature the min if you lay sion is critical because david central premise posits that c o two drives temperature yet the peer reviewed literature is unanimous


afterwards after it was over a lady came up to me and she was from maryland and she had was a mother of a an elementary school teacher and she said that they were required to actually watch this thing this film about


evidence based data is the only thing they have left their promoters of manmade climate doing but it is a bit refreshing to hear climate doomsayers be forced to utter the phrases like natural climate variability something they don't


over the administration's budget it's about twelve percent base bill over last year's fiscal year two thousand and seven level from three hundred forty eight million three hundred ninety million what my amendment does is pairs back the size of that increase


senator from south dakota the u s president and it would take twenty million dollars of this proposed increase for the legal services corporation and apply it to fighting violent crime on america's indian reservations by increasing funding for u s attorneys so that they can prosecute crimes committed on reservations


are there any senators in the chamber who have not voted or who wish to change your vote if not on this vote on the motion to table the motion is a great two with a vote of sixty one to thirty


brady from north carolina i'm sorry i was handling a procedural issue could you repeat what you just said i said that this of that that what i have said earlier works at common purpose with scout the


security we have an appropriation bill dealing with homeland security i serve i happen to serve among others on that committee to but this is this bill deals with the justice department you know in related agencies


living united states then we're headed towards trouble so we need a better trade strategy one that it encourages trade but one that demands and sis unfair trade for our own economic interests mr president you have the floor first


on the legislative language with ample time ample time for members to review the legislative language and to weigh the impact on their respective states for example when the committee was considering multiple luton emission reduction legislation under


children could be covered for health care from the air marshal alone in this bill that's the man that's real simple if everybody in this body who claims they want to take care of


ones that are insured and we'll flip them over and


cancer or leukemia or something of that nature but those concerns were dismissed well in august this young girl was rushed rushed from the crow clinic st vincent's hospital in billings montana


might have some difficulty and there's no money available well mr president this this last woman miss baker she survived and then she received a bill for


sunset commission which periodic leigh about every ten years reviews state programs and state spending to decide what the answer to the question is i posed earlier is this agency or is this program


proposal to congress at least once every ten years as well as issue a report some way to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of government programs and agencies the schedule and review proposal is a schedule where the commission would review and


straightforward straight thinking man from plain dealing with sienna he was laid to rest this week he's a graduate of louisiana tech university very proud of his alma mater and very proud to call plain


dealing home and i


million for the council in fiscal year two thousand and five forcing the apartment to continue the contract following this the department cancel the contract again but congress reversed the agency's decision a second time with another


record we know who's asked for them and we know how much my money's involves like i said i'm happy to defend every one of the ones that i put in there and i should add that many of the projects that the senator wants to


in the senate stands in recess until two fifteen p


that it will come to order


have as a group of bills on the floor colombia panama south korea among that group of bills the free trade agreements that have already been done will be south korea


let me just mention automobiles in south korea last year they shipped us very close to seven hundred thousand cars and put them all on ships entered this country to be sold in america seven hundred thousand cars made in korea sent here to be sold to american customers guess


that's what the committee structure does that's why we have the executive branch overseeing these things so i say to my friend that's the better way to approach it than this kind of sledgehammer club approach i say to measure everything what the heck is


residents in and around jackson mississippi even though many of them headaches serious little or no significant property damage one pawn shop owner in jackson mississippi told the new york times that many aid recipients


donors from giving money for relief efforts therefore we have to understand what the red cross and other charities are doing to ensure that their aid is going to the people who actually need it if this hearing helps document or charities fell short


organization or organizations that we vest with this responsibility is better prepared next time to carry out that responsibility thank you again for your testimony and your outstanding leadership recognizes


national guard everybody was doing this you know it's that some of that's somebody else's responsibility so clearly in our national response plan we need to have a better plan or we need to have people better familiar with the


bar that we had set for hurricanes was andrew then we had the four back to back storms last year the sum of which was the largest red cross response ever but in every way of measuring katrina has dwarfed the sum of all four


finally major hawks a question thank you mr davies may be harsh i was surprised to learn in the context of preparing for this hearing that the salvation army is not named in the national response plan i was more than surprised or shocked


board this is something that donors need to know before they make a contribution they need to know who's going to be on the board and i don't you know it's a shame they would tell the public that the red cross even outside of a


right all the time i ran a shelter that had twenty seven buyout turns seventy thousand square feet the largest contingency at night i had was a little over fourteen hundred i don't know how many thousands went through the shelter my biggest


vertical access must be identified in a draft six us r c and greyhound must negotiate agreement for lease for the space for the terminal and buses both parties have indicated a willingness to start negotiating in the near future


members of this committee i'm not sure that they consider them you all want to go ahead recognizing that some people value some people revenue some people most accurate you can move on laugh the transportation issues with that are


additional teams a year out there we need to we need to plus that a i would urge you that while you're doing it do it rot instead of making seventy one million make it one hundred million have a second location so we can get about six hundred dollars a year of teams a year


minister powers are being forced to slash public safety budgets every day this is exactly the wrong time to cut vital grants programs they're necessary they were necessary before nine eleven before before nine eleven is when we


effective it is at collecting and sharing vital information on those who are most likely to attack us whether that information comes from my intelligence agencies global partners who serve as our first line


a nation you'll give that your highest consideration now is one of the just let you know how pleased i am that the budget acknowledges the ongoing real possibility of a cyber attack this budget request three hundred seventy


would require additional security even in ten that's happening folks perhaps you could get back to me and find out any information about any budgetary relief for michigan for the detroit area for that and since you've been good with your time i'm


great to see you as always and thank you for your attendance and your your frankness regarding this serious issue i've got four key questions so i'm going to ask them quick and if i can get your indulgence side appreciate it number one your full year two thousand and


piece of until they paid it back had record profits and the average salary if you divide their profits accordingly by the number of people have is over seven hundred thousand dollars a year and i do want to understand reflect the fact that


analysis and taught economics at yale dr williams is an expert on benefit cost analysis risk analysis particular associate food safety nutrition has published and risk analysis in the journal of policy analysis and management has addressed numerous international governments including


a o to find out which rules were missing certainly their after the agency's began submitting their missing rolls however as of as of this month forty nine of the hundred one missing rules from fiscal year two thousand and eight were still had not been submitted to


the way you get around that is you have to return rules that tends to wake decision makers up that says we need to have good analysis and you need to pay some attention to it and let me just make sure i understood what you said is forcing the returning the rules mr


we have closed fifty eight airport mail centers in fifty remoting coding centers we've begun initiative to transform our twenty one bulk mail centers into more efficient network distribution centers while we have made some


thousand employees another aspect of the postal services cost cutting program and one in which mail handlers are more familiar our efforts to reduce the number of facilities and or to shift operations in the postal network through its area mail


agreed to voluntary voluntarily increased the health care contributions that totaled it i made it last time over five years with all employees together saving the postal service eight hundred million dollars over the five years we've


for the loss of one piece of first class mail standard mail is not growing that fast i doubt it can grow that fast in the future the financial dilemma once the economy does


misleading headlines however this subject requires very careful examination and will likely only be considered as a potential stopgap tool in a much wider package of climate change mitigation and strategies


risks with all methods concerning not only their effectiveness but also their costs unintended environmental impacts and the social consequences and mechanisms needed to


three separate programs and some of them might involve expansion of existing programs on the carbon dioxide removal side but there's really no program at all in the solar radiation management side and i personally would like to see n s f probably


are having but however hard we try that may not be enough so i think it's a mistake to make it black and white and say it's either or i think we need to do both and that my at some stage involve geoengineering that at


some areas of our nation found it just didn't work well because we have a lot of side effects we didn't anticipate so this is a bit more of a sermon than a question you're welcome any of you who can feel free


expected to be protected in the event of a health crisis when that crisis struck they realize that their insurance was woefully inadequate to cover the high costs incurred to treat themselves or their family members today we continue our investigation of the private health insurance market


million dollars that was talked about in supplemental money that the house was gracious enough to put into the budget and we're hopeful that that will be part of the conference discussion in terms of personal preparedness that congressman kennedy spoke of we've suffered


and real information terms of what to do and where to go so people feel empowered and not fearful that's the key is what i want to ask you guys how do we make people feel empowered


fire that what we need to you we also need to continue to support them in some way beyond two thousand not by having troops in iraq but by helping them to continue to develop their institutions and we can have


when it comes to reasonable and responsible exercise of legitimate shareholder preferences we also heard evidence that the government hasn't taken a hands off approach in all matters we heard testimony in the past in the past and received


wind down authority we hope to have a better control all over the entire financial markets should we have such a tragedy in the future in any event this is an ongoing discussion and one that is important to the american people i


so my two questions are could you please speak for a moment about the delphi pension issue and the disparate treatment that workers received i think it's inherently unfair and i believe that this should have been handled differently and there were great


responsible are also required on a monthly basis backed by rigorous quality control process document documenting that every control activity has been performed at centers monthly says nasa implemented


bipartisan fiscal wake up tour that consists of representatives of the concord coalition heritage foundation and brookings institution as well as former united states com pro or general david walker i have spoken to thousands of


able to hire but with hiring you don't get immediate results for increased capacity or productivity security disability problem program is complex and requires significant training to bring an examiner


seven testing was to have concluded after two years and presumably the results learned from the test program would influence the final production system which would be shipped to the carrier construction yard for erection into the ship it's now in july of two thousand and


distribution system and stored in electrical storage units of which there will be twelve on the board class and that energy is available for the launch the aircraft position on the catapult is the same as on steam catapult but once you get ready to launch and


because the bottom line here is that this paid for by american taxpayers and the government always isn't the best the representative of them in making decisions about how to settle cases and do so with the taxpayers interests in mind in terms of what


good models out there and i think we should follow them for a variety of reasons good and bad many people especially here in the united states have acted as if the events of one nine hundred ninety one put an end to the practice of the soviet union


if the leaders and the people and people of the russian federation declared that everything is changed we have been all too prepared to agree even if it has been obvious that many things have been renamed rather than transformed and even if it was


companies that which we invested in we invested in a lot of the big russian state owned companies like gazprom trans nasser good nafta gatt and we were doing research into how the management of those companies steal money and then when the size of that research


soil and there is room here room for amanda farm room to carve out a new live room to breathe at least that's how the carter family see it there


which generally consists of a four year course leading to a bachelor of science degree in pharmacy if you need financial assistance scholarships may be available don't need part of the college expenses after graduation you must


toured around the area and took photographs i say some of these di no date back into the eight hundred sixty s and probably went pretty much out of fashion by the eighteen late eighty's early ninety's which are your favorite


five hundred square feet that could also be a two story to be with under the thirty feet of only allowing a single storey you could have like currently we allow for attached so you could have a two thousand square foot structure


and then the last thing are our christmas presents is talking about just for the planning departments administration of this section of code that would be really helpful you know work breaking it up in the town


i'm by seventeen hand outs of this if it's easier to see but this you can see how the geometries of this work this there's a there's a pitched roof a flat vertical roof with a matching color and then a chorus that has brackets on


which is that right there place that i just showed you is five hundred ninety one feet from the drive curved tendency to the parking lot is an additional one hundred sixty four feet two inches and finally the length of the westerly property boundary is one


they've presented to the actual regulations so the initial applique plan that they submitted did have some issues we had some concerns with some radiuses of some corners that were


dave is since belmont is your primary district i know you have a couple of places in cambridge but really primarily in belmont five precincts in arlington aren't you excuse me yes thank you and cambridge right there you make some


follow up on misc push hands excellent suggestion that we talk about what what would a way what kind of way forward might there be on this issue the other three other points one is in this resonates


ease the board if i put in the deed that if the board goes along with the half path from that we put in the deed that it cannot be turned into a full bathroom with the shower or


it's so each year you're taking a little bit of money out of the bank to cover the shortfall well then surely that money runs out at some so right now just to keep up with the maintenance that's about was you having to take out


much and you


a need for those for smallness down there as soon as they mature they're going to get him behind the


includes utilities such store


question i'd look carefully i think we are and i would be happy to have george but jeffrey you may want to comment on it i'd be happy to have george hall take a look at this


looks next to the existing buildings one of the joining property was renovated recently and it's a two and a half story building the next one which is at the coronet that has not been


i guess going back and making similar comments to the ones that i had made with the last applicant in the four tylenol says looks very similar in terms of a lot size in the second


like a good trend for the any neighborhood to have these large houses come in and take over especially in this neighborhood where there are ranches so i am also opposed to this thank


having one so but that's not here because


the major redrafting challenge the other married your area of change in this was absolutely crucial is we've now described the three cases under which


but about communication between the young and the old they live together but have no common language for no effort has been made to bridge the chasm between the world of the aged and the world of the young brother is this


if there's a graduation there can be a second access point if there's an emergency there's a second access point it's not the intent would be not to be used to have cars going through our complex we don't want it that's a safety issue we


statistician is made in the developers say they approve the condition used in there will be plenty of opportunity for them for the residents to keep track of what's going on fire you when final plans are being


subdivide create two two and a half to one to an ambiguous lot and two point one acre lot and let the access to these two lines come off of their private driveway


can jump in there i think neither the zoning ordinances nor subdivision organises and we're dealing with the subdivision ordinance in this case you're grasping for a modification are the ten commandments that are written in stone


opinion limited domain does exist the fact that they never got the property because certainly the jayson homeowners can go and say it's twenty one years i want to own this property they've never done


them with that i think the only show how i mean quite frankly mike if you want to leave the windows it's your deal you leave the windows my advice which would be you've heard it but but on the other thing is


the fact to me that goes beyond what i'm trying to do here i mean i think the first ration with the word tile analysis in this instance is that it fails to pick up those huge houses that surround this


and the variations of the the sidings that go vertical in this the shake sidings and trim similar if you you all live in this area obviously you drive down west macquarie road we just did the on clave and it's right across


it that's what they were in discussions with you i don't think would you ever shaw eating form for signage such as this for the table


restaurant it tables located in north to bayreuth in they're not allowed to have any signs for business outside the community along route nineteen in peter's for business


pat they're adding the clubhouse and pool the way i think twelve parking spaces so people can drive there plus they're adding sidewalks in the rest of the plane in phase five phase four


william castle the director of the motion picture you're about to see i feel obligated to warn you that some of the sensations some of the physical reactions which the actors on the screen will feel


deserved it killing those two women in cold blood like that oh yes he killed these two women and lived right down the street from where i live not for awhile at all that they couldn't even find a clue but they didn't


very important to you isn't


you can't just hear me out gave the tingler exists in every human being we now know look at that thing that dave it's an ugly and dangerous thing glee because it's the creation of man's fear which is sadly too dangerous because


potential significant facts and might even agents of the wording to be added is that it would require an application to include a quote a description of all current impacts to the parcel and adjacent parcels caused by


estimate that i have been impacted by smoke and or in ash two or three times a week i never you know it all depends on the time of year and help of winsor i got involved in


pays the highest wages of agricultural workers in the port you cannot compete with other areas that people seventy five cents a day in order to produce news on a free


community i think need to be emphasized and they understand because we share facilities all the time and they follow the rules in a gymnasium so they follow the rules in our swimming pools they follow the rules and all of our other outside fields so every once in a while we have issues and we get together and solve


it'd be ridiculous there's no going to any more food places are not going to be another hair salon and so it's hard to say the four point five per thousand square feet yeah ikea works like in a more


nine to two by three is


everything we do is traffic engineers today is putting the pedestrian first i noticed that the signal that was showing up there there weren't any pedestrian indications people will


factor there that we can adequately light for a vehicle or traffic so what we're proposing is that we have a maximum height of a pole of fifteen feet only like the areas that are needed and we'll make sure to direct those lights and shield them downward typically when you go through


river where twenty eight thousand people were living directly on the river they had no wells and they were drinking from this river bathing in it fishing in it swimming and you're getting their crops and their livestock in this river they didn't know in forty


presented with a moral dimension to them so for example you had a bird like a jay that was chattering away and the moral to us was that we should just keep our mouths shut so we could listen to you know the spirit of


neck there you can train them to do tricks they're just lovely and affectionate and friendly creatures also super smart and if you just look at their faces you know they have these nice brown


folks and that is a shame on our on our country these are mostly people from towns in this country of less than fifty thousand people and from the inner city these are people who have no prospect of a


well that's not the way things are going down now he said that and then the next day if more proof were needed it john mccain and lindsey graham descend on the white house


effect the moon is emotions and you know the other question i always get even right with the tell me about my son scion it's am i compatible with and then whatever that other sign is and


with the people that you want to represent if you just ran a campaign that got sixty seven percent approval you're saying you don't know as to how to get somebody elected you know this is what we are going to if you're going to


a soldier in vietnam asked what the hell was going on back there a man has to risk his life to run for the presidency some communist news organizations use the occasion for propaganda tacks the official commentator for task said that the vietnam war has stimulated a criminal


frames in the ceiling tiles were not the only things that disappeared on the night of the murder scott and you're with a fifteen year old student with dreams of becoming a world traveling photojournalist using stolen press credentials he worked his


and then this piece will be deflected and this this place


cowboy preacher jeff he's working with veterans and they tried to stop it at the goldendale stonehenge which state police told him to leave and then up the orcas island and the state police told him again to leave and he said they came up to these


an even richer and more prosperous society than it was well all that was beautiful theory either believe it or you don't the whole idea of a free market is a mess to begin with markets are structured based on laws and


he was able to pull off an ideological counter revolution and by the time he was over most of the new deal and


medicare taxes then they do in income taxes and we pushed the burden down at the same time at the very very top we radically cut taxes so that the one thousand richest men women and children in america


really run the show here but first let's get into a little bit of cultural news we have some stuff going on at a catholic high school here


contribute beyond his or her flesh and blood to the future to the future human species that is this is a tough one


that is not true no one no president has the power to suspend a treaty that we've ratified but we did not want to go forward to people who did not enjoy certain protections those protections


definition of medical definition which begins migraine begins with a wave of neurological activity i actually didn't even think about what that meant when i was a medical rep didn't mean very much to me and so when i


used a lot of change in the effects of past experience and that for there was her main contributory experience and so it was quite simple we went down that route


i'm waiting a seed of cotton


then he gets carted off to prison for violating a person's bill or rights or constitutional rights so that solves two problems and the third is to reach out like like the american defense party started it recommends is to reach out to people inside the


and and so on so we just have all if you believe in spirit and in them the morals and actions of that we are we're just going to be generating we're


doing wonderfully well oh as usual because mercury is just went direct couple days ago we have a little problems with our camera quick but again hopefully it will be resolved


it's a call but often we don't hear the call because we are looking at the personality factors of me i in relationship to the judgement of them and how wrong they are therefore i will not


as brothers and sisters as caretakers of each other as people who share of the overflow of those who do not become a burden to their existence nor burden to anyone else's existence


by the time we got around to moving you fell


logically looking at something based on some kinds of information you've heard whether it's false ever mation or are just conspiracy stuff for that you might want to call it or


read stuff and everything maybe develop pinioned or something that may not be true and then they will begin to preach as though it is true


knows god us


i don't want him disturbing my


race our future the future of our wives and children mohammed's economic blueprint is for our survival and we the members of the nation of islam who know


million dollars in one year now that's just a fraction of what we ran away in fullish this bring up the next one real quick


whether they're going to set off a nuke in a city maybe an e m p blast


during the week for anyway he said it is the right time to see separation from the evils of our open enemies he said george washington predicted that the black slaves would become a very troublesome species of property he said we are here to tell you that crippen


a wheel section from all these years they've been hidden since nine one one and i want to throw that out now to the man i was the one that exposed that is a key is a come along that was something that he used to to bring to change together then and that


cops he was kidnapping the kid for the illuminati thought he was protected he acted in the in the scene with the comps on video that they released in the second part of that the deal on a t v state t


that are recommended and get some understanding of yes it was and then we think yeah exactly we have tremendous material at the b p oil spill which is a disk disgraceful example of how the short term profit profiteering that big business has the consequence of that i mean b p to cut a few


what is the difference in being hungry and not hungry


celebrate the celebrate in gratitude to celebrate in most simple


you off or have you expelled you have another guy say wait a minute i've got the same question what do you think about this they expel him you have a third person stanhope's in hey wait a minute i have that question too you're not going to get as easy tell us what the real answer and you don't


die so what he does in this character the book does he goes out and he assassinates three or four political figures a movie director a corrupt judge he takes three or four of them out and he collects evidence and he


the founder and president of the institute for individual and world peace founder of the heartfelt foundation and other organizations dedicated to improving people's lives john rogers a bestselling author and he has been teaching and conducting seminars for many years right after


thick skull whether it's inadequate nerve senses whether it's your proper education or whether there's been improper stimulation of the soul to force its energy impulse down where you go what's


president bush had a point and i took to so i took this document down to washington d c with my b b c camera crew from london paris and we i sat


work by a new attorney for mr hinks and i was able to meet him and that was west point i was able to return to the water as factory in resume my position as general manager to ensure file a claim seeking some of the streaming


didn't say anything about it he just took the loss and was a good little boy because he's made hundreds of millions of dollars we've gone into stuff on him back in the last election cycle but we are the resistance the v


the third major element of my old great disruption theory was called three billion new capitalists in the world but it is much more complicated than that yes we


what it's what it's trying to give is that the communities around the zoning changes that are driven by commercial interests not public interest like it's a governmental project but commercial interest need to have fifty point one percent approval and if you can't sell your project to fifty


liberation and kamel a young immigrant from oak creek wisconsin who experienced a significant personal loss at his local gurdwara which is a sikh house of worship so with that in mind and the goals of the book i


opportunity to see what black lives matter that movement is doing and how we have a real investment in actually throwing our weight down behind that fight as well so there are organizations you know we are seeing growing asian american


that in this moment we're talking about this more because black lives matter has opened up new political space for all of us to have these conversations and to take bolder action but there are also organizations like this these rising up and moving alike organizing asian communities in new


homelessness and we're going to be discussing very issues related to seattle's and king county homeless situation bill thank you very much for coming in spend time with us this morning nice to be with you mike thanks so start out


about the sign on the muddy road in tennessee choose your route carefully you'll be in it for the next ten miles and i kind of choose our right carefully we've been in it for the last ten years about how we go about ending


as a success the advocates didn't look at it as a success the city didn't put any money into it they didn't help with these folks to find housing the advocates are the ones who had to do that and we don't have deep pockets i mean several were part of our


today we're going to talk about the power of the holy spirit and we're going to start out with you know what are some reasons that in my life and in your life sometimes that pot where the holy spirit is missing so here's a first


disciples were pressing in when you going to set up your kingdom lord when is it going to happen and they wanted to know when when when many people today are asking when is jesus going to return when when when if


to sit back and say it's probably not going to be much powerful happening here because paul filled with the holy spirit in god's power over there in peter filled with god's spirit power over there do you ever do that your walk with god


what our target populations are in utilize practices that we know are going to have outcomes evidence based practices are similar to like chemotherapy if one has a certain kind of if one has a certain kind of cancer you want to go to


anyone wants to talk about the eucharist and have a debate about it for those of you who do not believe in it and many people within a catholic church do not believe


over the country i mean we're in trouble we're in real trouble but i don't worry about it there and it and of course they just


laid this out for years told you before the last collapse about this but anyway hey what do i know you know just just bleed


you better find out what's going great documentaries all wars or bankers were forty five minutes i feature that sometimes it's great stuff about what is going on what they are doing we did tons of


leader in groups in the year in a way yes not so much in that group but as soon as they went to toward us i was already a preacher a young preacher and i was going from village


i like to talk about what justice looks like and what justice is


and remember have all your travel become an adventure


core isis and al qaida in syria and iraq is the drug trade this is the army protecting the drug trade coming out of afghanistan the heroin trade this


and it was happening after school on a friday afternoon right after classes in my daughter's public elementary school in this case was low heights elementary in seattle so but it's after school that's not


we're we're meeting in the cafeteria right alongside the the other groups that the chess club and in the math club who are meeting to have their snacks and they were virtually indistinguishable from any of the


make a difference thank you for joining us tonight it's been my pleasure


nervous but the spread of disbelief and besides what you're about to see one find on your t v at home and with an event that you instinctively know as you look right you really should study a


review that letter and if it's been getting a fee to address the issues raised in it you know i'm happy to read you the letter i have to say i'm not so familiar with the correspondence anybody would to function braincells of an internet connection can see that there are huge


and more americans are rethinking what happened on nine eleven and increasingly more people are saying they do not believe the government's version of events in two thousand and eight the national institute of standards and technology or nist


you're sitting down you can't see it with your lungs if you're sitting down ok if you don't know the words you can lip sync the words was easy to figure out what it is and it should be the cry of our heart i am not ashamed of jesus christ i was shouted from the rooftops


i've never met a single palestinian who would know unify around those three demolishes because they include the rights and the interests of all palestinians i think we are at the end of this


because you're from the wrong religion and that kind of racism that is at the heart of of zionism is really what stands in the way of justice but when i think about my


with somebody who actually writes articles critiquing them and so as a as a bonus some of the viewers out there can learn from my experiences maybe score points with their


thank you very much and welcome everyone here and we meet here twenty years later it was twenty years ago we summons here and we summons here because


respond me mean and hold back your judgement of me until they are what raise raised from what i see


hasn't called you to the muslim ok i'll teach you a buddhist bt who will go with me if i teach about books who go to the buddhist temple why buy a house go with me and share with some buddhist two hands they're consistent


absolutely but i found it amazing as many christians that are spew hate against muslims they didn't spew hate against the k k k who klux klan were other christians hating the klan


bad ok so start with just generically talking about trade the story that we've seen a lot of people have this view you know we have donald trump out there yelling about it you know with his nationalistic often race racist terms but you know there is a basic


anxious to something have to pay twenty percent more for all the parts of their importing from these developing countries so it's not you know the u s we have to beat up china it's we have to beat up general electric we have to beat up wal mart and that's very hard to do and be much easier for just beating


healed from pain and and many things what you went through last year i believe will be a year of success this year two thousand and sixteen not only because we are here about


we decided to stuff in court elaine idaho and there's a new sculpture that is seen throughout the city here in five different locations


and she's going to interpret what this lady has to say and and you are


i'll go by myself and with god because as long as god is with me i'll challenge the whole world and make them by


which is pretty much most of the wrappers i was fortunate enough because of covering all the variety of a vent that i cover i would sometimes walk away with even more


we're just out here to you know let the consumer know that there are alternatives


make sure that it's not on your


capital housing started this about three years ago and they were trying to meet the needs of some businesses that are on property jefferson so they did an inventory and they had talked to people and so and so since then it's been you know it's been a


don't worry about it they're not going to kill or she's got armed guards while western liberal celebrate the world day women in the middle east risk their lives resisting the veil and burning it in here's


this whole embracing of the l b g t stuff and you know it's just getting away from the foundation the foundation of the of christianity god who is the head of the church it's jesus christ he's the actual head


that's what's going on and that's a longer talk about the church i'll do one of these days here's a lenten reflection from the bishops of iowa so in this big


going down explaining it all to people like mohler and obama and clinton and all and they all knew what was going on and they're all intimately involved course i mean hillary does know what how did they bleach my server or what