road where there are businesses i believe there's a bank there and there's also a dentist office there so there are people traveling in large numbers down that road as well and they are the tax payer to jericho


town administrator does for meetings and it looks like that the cost actually was several hundred dollars a year less to lease than it was to continue with the reimbursement rate so we thought it was a good


here go up in cost three to five percent per year and f d a is always updating the standards for that year it is always increasing the cost of that year so several years ago we went out and purchased twenty five sets of here got a huge


from the state but if you think about it practically speaking we start driving our trucks at one point on route fifteen where the state or essex stop and then they drive up to the next point turn around the real issue is


the last time we had a tunnel former speaker who told us that he was threatened coming to speak here was morris dees of the southern poverty law center and his work is focused on going after u s domestic based terrorists mostly


pain than pleasure you withdraw when you withdraw from reading you're not reading much if you don't read much you never get much better at reading you may end up running for governor or even president of the


number one number one pediatric brain surgeon in the world today when he was thirty two he was the youngest head of neurosurgery in the history of johns hopkins


we are concerned about of being bottled up for a long time while without putting it out to the public and it just stays in this plan a commission to go around around around around it doesn't


that because you just made it


about finding the school that will help your student become healthy and happy adult and there's thousands that can do that so i think just keeping that in mind makes it a little bit less stressful and as mr brown likes to say it's finding the


yes prairie smoke


worthy of our efforts is to construct the future but on the way to the future life playschool tricks on a saw i for instance was raised by a mother who was singularly intelligent and


is that i'd like to talk about is the relative contribution of an acre of land and this is from the lake champlain basin program one acre of urban and suburban


some ways it's a century and a half or more in the making


music is more politically inclined i like to be more rebellious more correct i like to piss people off if i don't piss you off if my music doesn't make you fuckin think about shit then i'm not doing my job as an artist


they have a sense of how underhill you know feels in general about the budget and if they have the scene maybe distrust or whatever we're describing this has issues that come up year after year i don't even know i don't need their minutes of their town meeting but it's


very responsive and they talk well with the new management at richmond with other rescue folks around the most on the east side and and i've


maybe he had some something to do with the other norwegians that came there was andrew peterson and then gus amundson and of course gus invited my grandfather later


my mom always says that before i put my shoes on and when i do for my shoes on and look at my physics book in the sad weather i will bring it to school


way you've been throwing your door around you nearly all tapped out crazy since you've been hanging around with here's the town


five thousand why not you're really sold on this operation you can scrape it up with money going into that fight ads of seventy two you shouldn't even stop to think it over are coming and at me tell you one thing teacher


schools while they were a year or two ago i got caught in them in the morning as they were getting the buses ready thirty four west started with school buses past me that had just dropped off kids for this parade


it to cover a highway garage fire alarm system that's really needed and the other half will be use to cover a match for a needs assessment or recreation needs assessment study that can be done in town


for the ten percent match that the rest is the green and this is going to study the feasibility of sidewalks alone leave river from lafayette because we have a lot of folks who walk to talk to one or more like and joes are walking to school things like that


the citizens that are on fixed retirement income that allows them to play easier than doing it twice a year and the taxes always seem to


supposed to trust lust is supposed to be for the trust love is supposed to be for us but the love was gone and we felt wrong we were supposed to be strong but we felt weak and the matter where we went no matter where we would go they would say the color your skin is black you're a


march twenty second seven hundred eighty eight louis tape and was elected to be the first town clerk interest really jessica alexander our present town clerk lives


engagement with us today and now i shall be in keeping with the mid eighty's century arbitrary rule i will select to read the early bombastic introductory phrases of this proclamation and you to


to the decide on so fine a young invite whoever goes first cast in this first ok i'll make sure we have a good microphone hook up and so will be again you'll want to certainly want to be following along on the budget page


worked in jericho not necessarily for the what we would have done has been the money on him and we would have received a certain amount of fines had he been doing his job that wouldn't be near that much money this was really for his time and so


expenditures there so that we have forty hours a week by the county sheriff which has been really visible and affected and i think a lot of people would agree that they've done a good job and you see them around a


development potential and then having to you know work can in hand with a developer and you know we do that in conjunction with our community development corporation out there that we developed but i mean that we


something going on thank you so much for all the work that people do as volunteers because we as well ok now we're going to talk


meant i was representing the office of my own lawyer and they didn't realize that i wasn't connected at that time to castle some of their right and after two and a half days finally this they asked me where do you live


and you're able to watch these parades any time you so desire and watch them over and over and over for a mind your child exactly i think that's i think my mother's going to be doing you know over and over again and we don't want folks to miss also the opportunity on saturday before the parade we've got


so so i was involved in that way as well i love this parade because it's so community oriented so when i'm scrubbing i always see a lot of people i know but i'm you know again i was always part of that larger crowd so i'm


i guess i'd like to start by


wanted forward we have to have some of the fire discussions and so forth and i say that it isn't ready to give the public and so forth other than katherine wanting to get this stuff in place so we can go in under


fifteen fourteen please


been looking for blatant yeah for free you give that head shake kid a bad deal about last night johnny i'm taking your advice i'm on loading bladen you like to see the


time period is would not be prudent is that would we don't want to do is put too much debt on the company and burden it because that's where we were in the past so


i think the time frame todd is mentioning appear reasonable the reason why the reason why you know why i'm hesitant is the last thing we ought to be telling you is hey we'll do


september of two thousand and seventeen and immediately began a media and outreach campaign to encourage submissions from individuals of all ages who live or work in the city of burlington and whereas submissions were


school community and to community groups to bring public engagement and i also think it's really important to see and i know you two tomorrow when you go to school it's going to be a whole new day for you because


propose that we try to wrap up the public forum by no later than nine o'clock this does that sound agreeable to the council and to the public we i think we can accommodate everyone here but we we want to get into our debate before


the planning commission looked at this and wanted to be as accommodating as possible the ordinance committee as councillor stated we had some


because we think this is interesting what we might do together so do i see gary having a role yes all


we responded to what was asked off us in the in the best way we know how to and to give up the sensually our our structure and our deal but not take away


off all the community related initiatives and investments but we do not have the g p l piece structure


together yet but the estimate this point time is about six hundred seventy five thousand would be the impact on next year's next year's debt excluding taxes the other piece is approximately four hundred thousand dollar increase


taxes as we've talked about here at this table for the last three years by about four hundred thousand dollars every year for the last three years reducing taxes by that by that backloaded true up from the state so it was paying for other debts reducing


and not by burlington taxpayers now team has offered to buy bt for a multiple of about eight times the f y seventeen earnings of the company which are three point five million dollars


that team see what concerns i had in very concrete and distinct definitions they did not meet they did not meet that for me and and those concerns in short were an offer price that


we were able to to build beyond burlington under the initial c p g but that there was a full build out that was required and so i think that in many ways that that that this idea that you know that it was that it was set up to fail are very much true and i


deeply passionate about this this entity as well and so i have to balance all of those different concerns and i think that you know for me i keep coming back to to trying to create an accurate balance of those different concerns and i would also just say that you know the employees


three weeks i think framing it as a vote about identity ignores the specifics of the bits one being for twelve million dollars and one being for thirty plus million dollars i've not heard anyone articulating


year we weren't sure what to expect going forward but it fell back down to what we were expecting for that we are still seeing the increases in rooms and meals tax revenue so we are


so the other major expenses we did have a waterline break on route two were hoping to get insurance dollars from the construction company that was doing that work still going through the process there


first twenty eight hundred through june thirtieth twenty a team is a little over seven thousand dollars and we there's some ounce of money that have been and spent in the police department is we're understaffed and we continue to be understaffed


we're doing fine i mean you know the market has had good returns so we can't count on that forever as we know certainly we are


in our allocations matter of fact we have done quite well and so on a point to point basis maybe july it didn't look as great as it does when you take a look at where we are where we


an opportunity to death if i land and that that has not occurred but it may happen between now and then and stormwater and well in mitigation we do not have a project that is that


matter to south burlington specifically and they could have other perspectives and focus as well but when you start spreading money out like this so granular i wondered i mean i know it's valuable to each of these


so there are a couple of other airport related things i want to raise tonight too but that is the most prominent our situations are related to various communications we've had with the city of burlington about


notified when they can get notified of the meeting so that we can have public input during these six including the subsidies paul staff i think it's important because i put out the front porch forum postings you


use now keep in mind when you as an investor when you plan something out you know that lot is a critical part of my return on this investment and now i'm sitting with a lot that i'm being told is useless so


approved by the a saucers office and already partment those lots have been split in that formation depending on your decisions and i think you need to remain or they will have to go back to the minimum lot size on the the minimum lot


recommendation to treat essential services other than the sort of facility by going to the board of public works i'm sorry one of appeals but for a power plant power station generating station or power plant


to toss around a little bit on that first day in the planning commission as being an idea but it's a way to create an identity for particular neighborhood or area of the city or community and


meetings take place so those things are available for your review at your leisure you will note that as you look at the agenda there are a variety of items on it that have an asterix next to them these are items that are presently on our consent agenda


unless there are other comments that come to my parents you know just one question for dave certainly i support this but is there and again this might be a little bit more of an advanced thinking here but as we look at the western gateway of


the area where this treatment process on the eastern part of the river avenue is going to go and there is currently an air ration based on there that is going to be reconfigured to be high purity oxygen contact tank just like we have on the west


probably not a good scientific response you know in grand rapids they have a number of something like it's either two hundred or two hundred fifty f or which numbers in their ordinance i we're obviously a lot smaller than grand rapids if


a housing code related item and sell but there always is a risk there because you know that if if a court were to interpret it as is as a disguised as owning ordinance which is seldom done but it has happened on occasion then


i would say two or three in holland heights


first and maybe i'm not really going to do a short term rental but i don't want any of my neighbors to do it either so i'm going to get my application in first and hold my place to kick out everybody else around me was first what


i could be hardened up the steps i'm pretty sure we're going to have the same problem i think whether we do a lottery or a first come first serve because the same thing could happen in a lottery we pick the first one our trip to the pick out the first application and if


citizens he led the way very early on to expand high speed broadband beyond densely populated areas like boston into rural areas of the commonwealth that were in danger of


tourism we have lots of foreign and domestic travel is but they come here and find out they can't get connected so they sit outside the store the few stores in the cape of the libraries in the cape and they do the same thing that their family in the berkshires probably was doing


cloud to collaborate with other entrepreneurs across the u s is huge and as they grow the tax base the community becomes more stable and the community moves forward


yes that's correct it's all the most of the buildings will be tied to one system now that is a smart system so it really will make the intelligence of all the most of the city buildings smarter so it is more than just each p c type type improvement


not new for you is the one that i opened for and stayman my campaign and so i cannot use that email address on this laptop because it has all my campaign stuff to campaigns as well so i


july first and it was can be open ended and then later on in the discussion i raised the question of history years ok and petrik responded actually it was the next


i think that we want to be included in significant communication i think it only behooves us to be careful and not repeat mistakes we made in the past


right yeah yeah one i think i think that's sort of in my opinion the next phase of this conversation we now have a ballpark that we're in and i think it does become a key question and the whole you know the willingness or ability to shoulder the


time payments specifically when an escrow agent fails to make an on time payment and a borrower is faced with a late fee the escrow agent must reimburse the borrower the damages within sixty days in addition the borrower's credit will not be


indeed i think the role of mortgage brokers will be dealt with very prominently when we deal with legislation involving shop find predatory lending and there have been some criticisms of mortgage brokers


it's in full effect in force to at that period of time so it's a better guarantee of financial liquidity and availability than the audit would which is just a glimpse in time this this amendment does more than that it goes


player in the lending market my amendment and along with mr franken in others are trying to provide an opportunity for folks to originate those loans to make more available


the gentleman is now free to work with members and i think we may very well see a very foolish when we get to the floor on the other point i would make is that we do is a said before tend to be dealing with this in the broader context and so we will begin with this not just with mortgage brokers but with


ensure illegal immigrants criminals and terrorists are not taking advantage of taxpayer backed f h a loans recently cannot donahoe the u s inspector general of the testified before the house appropriations committee on march fifteenth two


future and it seems to me that this congress and most people who are involved with home mortgages have accepted the idea of counseling as a matter of fact it was the financial services community


actually when the time but the general in california ms chairman when the secretary in effect a commissioner came before us they talked about the f h a program and the need for affection flexibility and discretion and what the language in the bill says


problem that i have with moving money out of f h a is that one of the primary ways that people have been able to we've been able to write the level of housing in america today to the highest level in the history


mr chairman you've made no secret over the fact that you plan to establish a national housing trust fund and fund it from a variety of sources in


don't know what that does for affordable housing in your congressional district i can tell you it doesn't do much for affordable housing in the fifth congressional district of texas in fact as all my friends on this side of the aisle


five percent is pretty aggressive for ten years that's a fifty percent reduction it is aggressive but it certainly is nowhere near as aggressive as a private sector's doing wal mart for example in each of its new stores


trying to find out how much power plant still remains how much of it is in use and how much of it is necessary still what is it used for medicare the capital power plant


congressman as chief for fifteen sixteen months now identified this pretty quickly as a as a necessity for operations and like i said reporting this to our committees of oversight and their support has


own even when they are as credible as our witnesses have have been and you have already told me things i didn't know and things that raise issues for us mister


spent in direct to consumer adverse events resulted in twenty four new prescriptions the purpose of this hearing is to examine the misleading and deceptive tactics direct to consumer versus meant for prescription pharmaceutical


is a very concerning practice i want to mention briefly another concern that i have a advertising is a critical issue it actually represents a relatively small fraction of all drug


location as a function of the lapse time and there are the results the pink bars are just for each drug and i put a box around to show this approximately sixty to eighty five percent of the time elapsed when the side


this is a very serious side effect that can occur with the staten drugs but when you say muscle muscle pain and weakness these are things of that the public is experience many times and they don't understand how serious taken together they can


you do all these studies on pamphlets and ads and everything else i mean the ones that do a good job of presenting the risk and benefits in a way that people truly understand or remember them


controlling their cholesterol in developing the advertising campaign we sought advice from the food and drug administration on the proposed content of our advertisements and revised our advertisements in response to those comments these


mr chairman and members you committed this you created this commission and we appreciate the opportunity that you have given us to serve our charge was to


the only one place to put it here's the place to put it is it's really making a difference


chairman it's a pleasure to see you again mr camp i'm very pleased to be here today to discuss the durable medical equipment prosthetics worth audix and supplies competitive bidding program i think this will be an excellent opportunity to


i guess less than two months out from this program going into effect what have you done to ensure we don't have a repeat of what additional training has there been and is there any i guess


accordingly i look forward to hearing from this afternoon's witnesses about arbitration agreements and contracts between long term care facility and facilities and residents and about their views on h r sixty one twenty six at this time i will now recognize my colleague


about federal preemption and how that works in your contract the federal return that that's its sole purpose is to seek out or prevent states from in acting laws that discourage arbitration


was there when i go back as an adult today but i have seen great effort in the both lunchrooms of the almighty school and middle school in that effort to really provide nutritional meals for our communities children


either on bread or rolls which are multigrain or wheat a chain has been made from potato chips to the baked chips rather than serve students baked goods daily the cafeteria has done away with that and


of their food money from the commodity program but they buy the other eighty percent from somebody so the key is how can i get the somebody to deliver the twenty percent because it's extra money to that person and it makes it seamless


record any member who wishes follow up questions in writing to the witnesses with the majority staff within the requested time without objection this hearing is adjourned and thank you very much thank


testify at this important hearing today on research and development activities aimed at improving aviation security let me make one quick comment about about mr garamendi he may not know that i just became a constituent only two months ago and so i'm


percent saying they would not be uncomfortable at all ten percent say they would be very uncomfortable subject to the such a search and i have to add that the prior preferences were comparing a full body scan versus a


an airport in canada and having this friendly little dog come along and i was kind of disappointed that it just went right by me but i think in retrospect that was a good thing it sat down and looked


and i'm told i mean i haven't seen the puffers in a while and i'm told the reason why the puffers were pulled is because humidity and dust caused a puff or breakdown or puff


way this committee should be functioning now i know that some of you have concerns about transparency i submitted a proposed amendment last week on a bill which i withdrew because i felt like i needed to work on


protection to improve h r thirty two thirty two the travel promotion act of two thousand and seven and while this amendment makes a number of changes to the bill as it was passed out of the subcommittee i would like to highlight four key issues first the


even as the number of federal prisoners under its jurisdiction diminishes because federal parole has been abolished a growing number of district of columbia code


superior court the majority of the commission's work in this regard involves making revocation decisions the spunk and arise from the d c revitalization act and related district of columbia legislation that abolished parole for the district of


did really well at my degree ninety five my work is really good i did a lot of portraits actually i've done some of your constituents portrait


is good for business and i certainly do feel that i've do not feel that i've been harmed because a retail catalog appeared on my mail maybe the tenth one in one day yes i have an arm but but however we all know that collecting


decisions are based upon the fullest information available and will be fair to all businesses regardless of their size and corporate structure we all want to protect privacy and prevent harm but income but congress should not seek to solve the issue by choosing winners and losers


burden is upon them to object to the lack of a legal framework that governs information collection and leads to practices that americans would object they knew about them i detail too in my written testimony


were a victim of fraud or because you were about actor this is a very difficult thing the third way that the modern permanent record is compiled and created through a type of a newer type of database behavioral and


the markets did form a relationship with judge bowden heimer virtually the same to the one that had previously existed between them and judge and as we will ultimately learn judge bowden heimer pled pleaded guilty to a corruption


ahead and then return and there are two positions there are a couple of different community committees that exist that have participation by community members who act as we use on students so we have two positions that are up for


school in the past two years they used my new superintendent induction program as that source for that goal those are two very well spent years of having a mentor that was provided to me by the use of the tenets organization


be the belmont school committee along with friends and colleagues expresses its your prescience to teener john for her long and faithful service and extends best wishes to her for many years of continued happiness and health


learning challenges to provide solid instruction direct support and encouragement and an array of learning strategies and services to ensure that her students additionally both worked with new teachers as a mentor help provide staff trainings and workshops and was always available to brainstorm with


them a couple of a few different options looking at that plan i never actually want to lump the building with other buildings that seems


needed absent those added classes we would have had significant class sizes in all four of those five grades so we think we take the town for the support and we know moving forward that if these numbers that can continue to increase that that kind


bus and there's not an adult didn't receive that student the protocol is for the test to to remain on the bus and at the end of the route the bus will take that child back to school in bringing the main office and then the principals are to recall the parent if on the


there's more notes on that segment for the presentation but it would i guess i'd like to see a more comprehensive summary of that presentation in general


judging by the list of accomplishments you would think that this country has been with us for far more than three years thanks to come to the district is not a set up for medicaid reimbursement she completed all of the behind the scenes work to get the program in place working with


the belmont school committee here by records the retirement in june two thousand and eighteen of robin and morrison second grade teacher at the wynn burke school robin received her bachelor's degree in master's degree from lesley university she began her teaching career in a first


she still bumps into families in town who whose kids came to camp to the wellington twenty years ago mrs pigg creates an atmosphere in the main office where all children are welcome she's very fond of children and always gives them a warm


twenty eight very very high powered thoughtful and and dedicated folks that we need to be able to team with to get the most out of each of them and to put all their work and energy in the right direction we're very


the home opening up and then what's the average move in of a field we have how many children do they have so they have a real long list of variables that play into this formula that's pretty consistent with the m s b is formula but they go into a little more


supplemental supplemental in complimentary features it could have to go out only the community but to to our student athletes of the high school so creating options for students who use locker facilities and have access outside


and going to and from school so are we support what was written up in this agreement that was proposed to by the high


one but when that happens then there are lots of nuances like the teachers want their directors rooms next to


they'd be organized so parents of the community can get a sense of how would that be set up and what that looks like because at some point in time when we get to the feasibility study we're going to have to pick one of these to signed to truly move forward as the


information that i think will impact decisions of town meeting going forward as well so thank you thank


students who went out of their way to introduce themselves to assistant principals and other authority figures at the beginning to make sure and start off on a positive basis or footing before there could be any questions complaints or


yes and being known and feeling known and i just think i remember my son this year was choosing or was chosen for him but there was a list of historical famous historical figures such a diverse range ones


getting to school and you know forging through these last couple weeks can often be very challenging so just a big thank you to everyone on every side of the building families staff and teachers and that's well so really that's it we've got one


two years ago and now that we're going out working simultaneously with both of these task force the belmont high school building committee i believe is on meeting almost you know twenty five we are completing module a two by the beginning of


just say those words out loud and again all key actions and all benchmarks for met with the exception of the should teach it planning work that we hope to do ok to twelve will take place next year the second rubric standard


know some will be repeated in the weeks ahead in future meetings but just to call attention to folks we've got the dan sharp memorial run it's our first fourth to kenya live event that the foundation for going to education facilitates that's taking place on sunday october


students right now but they're aiming for six hundred twenty eight but the problem with the size is that you know can we get that many students from member districts that's the problem so is to me is the funding model that is the


october because they have to go to the board to be reviewed and then be prepared to be signed on the seven so our deadline is really to be backed up a little bit more like mid october and november seventh so the next step


our individual eyes to accommodate diverse learning styles and needs she expertly scaffolds instruction and then methodically removes the scaffolds to move children toward independent priscilla nurtures a can do attitude and a growth mindset which serves her students incredibly well


to congratulate all of the staff when hearing of this news as their deserving group schools are nominated for the award by the state department of education and i recognize in one of two performance categories exemplary high performance of schools for


show would have to say no a fourth grade is twenty four twenty four twenty four we're down the line but we did our study and will shire our mccook wanted to go in look for folders and field was it had students of a certain grade that we were able to fill those spots so we were should teach you by how we


they led the tours they facilitated the meetings with the guidance counselor and they had prepared ahead of time questions that they could ask the guidance counselors and talk about with the kinds counselors so they really were the leaders


important because you never really know what the students are coming in and you have to group them in a way that's appropriate so that you're not having beginner kindergartners with fourth beginner fourth graders and what


music in p e they are there and supported by the nursing staff by the guidance staff and all of those pieces you can you can add little bits and not not have it be felt as much but we're not in the little bit


social studies and those teachers that were on team this six and seven there was a change from teaching four sections and a team time to teaching five sections so that helped lower the class size among those classes


program in a nine to twelve program or even a seven through nine program in a ten through twelve program so just keeping seventh grade is through twelve in the same building the careful separations in what you have seen through the some of the models that were presented by perkins well to the building


which really talks about sort of project adventure leadership just share decision making things like that so what we're trying to do is we're trying to replace this trip with some day trips that still help out hit us hit up those elements that we really love at the end of it all comes down to


very very thankful that you're here observing our community work and i hope we can live up to the expectations tonight of having a very good meeting and being good role models faces thank you very much for being here i have a couple of that flight a cup dates for the high school and then a couple


fusion feel pressured to have to do it quickly but we set our own goal to have a tender early this year so this is our attempt to provide that provide that work to


caught up if they were missing work but it was a nice time for students and teachers to connect outside of the regular curriculum in concert and the th grade has had success over


classes and so some two students do not have this time in their schedules anymore so there is a need for those kids great teachers also and students you know enjoy the time


we're projecting a positive view here in deficit based on vacation buyback for some retiring appointees and we need to add some aides and some tutoring support for student needs this year in the area fringe benefits


top partners to make sure that this is something that fits the town's landscape and everybody's approval before oh why do we need this new facility let's go back just a little bit if you haven't been to the new high school at the to the high school lately we have outdated systems we don't


capacity is up to two hundred and ten spots for after care from eight when brooke at that time had no waiting list for aftercare and


school that we're building over the next few years and the reason why that came into play was that there very well may be in the next few years when we get ready to open that seven to twelve school government high up or go much lower that we may need to


and books on the topic so i guess that's about all i have to


that controls risk so people who are sleep deprived tend to take more risks because they perceive less in the way they


my biggest hope for her is that people can appreciate all the wonderful things about her my goal is if i can help just one other person come to be their resoluteness or to help them


that we have a very modest house we don't have a mansion so i my wife and i have been you know every time i come here it's like well you know should we really do that or are we really going to be able to you know rent it out for a long enough period of time to for


to and if they've met all of the requirements then it's basically you know you're gone you're you're your past i guess that's my number one question and i do have a follow up question ok great and mr grossman your mike is a little low


still going to get notified and they still have to come if they don't come in there is a apparently no opposition even though they don't come up with the concept is blowing the initial whistle nobody wants to be the person they're


not only the length of time that a kid could in our in our mary's place program at their apartments and we teach life skills but these are the kids who are either going to college or working where we do some of the interfacing if they're not


manner that it will be readily pennsylvania fish commission has developed a satisfactory diet consisting of marine facia and other animal products we have found that are on this diet to give you an


the tenant to actually hold their landlord accountable without taking them to court so if they're not making repairs or they don't have heat in the winter time they can actually you know take a certain action i'm going through a process and


others where the property interests just where is the author yeah and that's where we want to you know those situations are key for organizing you know if we have a situation where you know we've got a building full of people whose


to continue his treatment for another thirty days february twenty third we wrote a letter of appeal march nineteenth that was denying july fourteenth resubmitted a second appeal it was denied that same day we went before the


is called parity that was what i went after that's what i succeeded in doing was writing the parody bill to give the people insurance and they didn't have any they


and so they they kept her in the hospital for weeks and they actually that was run by the department of health and they actually put her on the medication that she still on and that was eighteen years of up and it


so all these guys that are coming back there are a lot of nonprofits out there that that hopefully will help and the v


tim i know i've talked over way over but you are supposed to come and get me


healthier than others as they age but really not none of us can escape the process of aging unfortunately have the ways we would live forever and i'm actually not entirely sure that would be a great thing but within the brain even if


there about twenty five million people in the world right now who have alzheimer's about five million people in the u s because we're living longer it is suspected by twenty fifty there might be up to thirteen million people with


the u n convention that you went to yes the united states sorry the united nations high level meeting in september yeah i mean i want to hear about that one because that very important it is i mean it is very important


leaders got together it really made a huge difference because it really set a path to follow in terms of recumbent patients and actions to really tackle the problem and it's really change people have hiv in now and they live


i'm just saying start taking care of your brain start paying attention to what you do and you don't do use it or lose it use it or lose it and most of the things that we can do for the brain right now have nothing to do with pills


environmental point of view is that as long as you stay away from alternative energy it's going to be expensive and until you throw yourself into it like other countries are doing in denmark and you know there are way that you're not going to ever put the


in the sugar mill skilled workers guide the most modern machinery to extract the process the naturally rich sweet juice from the king every batch of juice


everyone to enjoy this drink the highest quality any time any place bottle making for instance without bottles made in a modern plant such as this one in


in the delivery system worlds where we get integrated and this is one where i can just say a few things we're doing a really good job out here in minnesota you know one health care homes we started those before that they were put in their formal care act we now have two thousand minnesotans


hello and welcome to pathways i mean your host jenny hartshorn and i'm just really thrilled to introduce my guest she was born in china she went through the cultural revolution she educated herself and came to


is the chief of psychotic division at mclean's hospital and welcomed us thanks very much it's very good to have you here today we're going to educate these


and voting is extremely important because these people need to vote for the legislators and who will help them and if a person has it on his campaign you know i will


and and it happened so frequently one in every four families have a person with mental illness and i actually had three three people on s s at the same


you can do easily so i have my great concerns i can see some of the arguments pro and con so i'm not going to say i'm for it or i'm against it but what i want people to understand is that in any given case if you're talking about a family member or a neighbor or somebody you know where this


but she was telling teller telling us stuff over and over and over and i look back and i go how thick headed was i that i didn't understand what she was saying but i did and it just took a while so you weren't ready for it at that point


through we had some requests for special orders and so we've been helping them go out price local fabric price local materials and come up with a pricing structure that works for them with their time and their effort was all the fabric


celebrating their heritage and bringing it to the think hall area over on the east side where the site is all about it's about celebrating here it is to and people from all the all walks of life in all the different backgrounds that they share bringing


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some self esteem going on there that's a good thing i was seventeen but i didn't i know let the do you know that what he was doing was wrong you know you didn't deserve that right wow so so when you


i really when february eighteenth get got here as a thank you thank you very much thank you thank you very much and what now when you went into the group home what was it about it besides the


cut funding to programs to do not work and we need to look at the two thousand laws every year two thousand laws are introduced in harrisburg and there are over two thousand registered lobbyists maybe we need to


me if you're saying that the four levels have been removed the question is is there scrutiny out there from the public on my question and i don't know this is from asking is are the details not available for people to know and i'm just


well i would agree with the marcello act thirteen that i think it should be repealed because the money should stay in there in the districts where if it truly is an impact fee and it is just tax it


moment i looked at him and tears started going you know i coming out of my eyes i'm going to i said it's coming here isn't it and he said yes and i said across my property and he said yes and while you know it just hit me like a ton of bricks what does that mean then i want to


true that we are the only community and and western pennsylvania that require some breakers in patio homes and it is something that was a result of the type of development that we were having in the past the


of our previous meetings and talked about her mother this is after a one zero eight driftwood dry and how she's afraid to live in her home she had two bricks the damage was tremendous but more than the damage to the home


that we're only seeing one type of development happen in the community we're only seeing large homes on large lots we we need i want to stay here i you know my kids have left i want to be able to stay in the community and there's


begin with just a little tribute to the birds of the mob museum i'm hoping all of you have been there yes if not there's still time we're going to be around a long time but our wonderful visionary and principal carver bob spear passed away in october


visitors come in all shapes and sizes all ages international very very local we love a lot and some of our programs and now we'll get to the project


hours of programming rigging lights setting up sound equipment getting this facility working people driving hours to get here bands rehearsing for years and in one moment everyone forgets about all that and just are there


you tell me what it's worth to me to be civilized or i'll show you how uncivilized


because that part's already constructed you have some of those sold already do you


homeland security and interior agriculture ledge branch and then foreign ops of this will be number six as we continue to to bring these bills across the floor one by one we will have a vote at about five


a hundred and ninety six thousand it's opening up a light shining in to the country into the peoples of iraq now over four point five million iraqis have telephone service and that's a four fold


level charges against the administration that's disappointing we know that some are indeed trying to rewrite history we hear it on the senate floor and we see it


so the chinese now first of all this logo belongs to them secondly it's very valuable and some people on the streets of china decided we're going to counterfeit this going to pirate this and they started selling mugs


military prisoner an enemy combatant been granted access to any court system federal court or otherwise to have a federal judge to come in and start running the prison and determining what's in


engaged in a war against the united states because of twenty to forty one's interpretation or congress hasn't spoken is petitioning the court to come in and supervise his opportunity to exercise communicate record


occupying occupation in iraq quote fuels the insurgency unquote so to the top military commander i spoke with anorak who told me off the record that nothing would take the wind out of the sails of the insurgents more than


we are today in iraq to a successful conclusion of that conflict it is critically important all of us recognize that we have got ourselves into a mess in iraq no matter how you want to characterize i was disappointed that the


impaired our ability to shape global responses to global challenges is challenges include north korea's nuclear weapons iran's ambitions to develop their own weapons capability genocide in sudan's darfur region


but more in the physical sciences have been increasingly concerned that we've dedicated almost exclude sibly all research money to health care and medical science biological sciences and not to the physical sciences


materials most americans would be highly offended to know that terrorists are suing us in our own courts about how what they read he's got two exceptions however they can still bring lawsuits a b s lawsuits


this president in a sense of the senate paragraph the one three we've said calendar year two thousand thousand and six should be a period of significant transition to full iraqi sovereignty


if support for the war seems to be dropping who will follow into battle and when will our brave and brilliant men and women in uniform in iraq begin to wonder whether they


school mr speaker workers who dedicate years of service to a company should be able to count on a decent retirement and measure of economic security this congress must step up with meaningful pension reform to help secure pensions and encourage companies to continue


gratitude and we give it to them and our support and that's why we democrats are launching our effort here we want to make sure that america knows this country will be safe with us that we had the record and we have the


program now much has been said and yes we have criticized the president we have criticized the republicans because it is due because there have been failure after failure and bad planning we all know now


despite the department's many press releases and announcements of success the agency's efforts are not enough to cover the nation's critical part like the citizens of the emperor's town


from taking that one drug a month that seventy eight dollars that she talked about to tell you can five that five thousand dollars a month then they should pay more for their premium so it is very important and it's not a punitive thing but


well see fit not just democrats not just independents but there are some republicans out there that are saying what happened what happened to the folks that lined up out here on the steps with the


illegal immigrants have been in the united states for zero to two years would be deported those who have been illegally in the united states between two and five years would have to return to the border for processing and then reenter


undeniable facts but until now and never told and its entirety twilight in the desert examines numerous aspects of saudi arabia and its looming oil crisis we


credits corporal palos otto with saving his life our community has lost a beloved family member a generous friend a devoted father and a dedicated protector often described as


of such terms specified in the provisions contained in the senate amendment as applied to disregarding the chief executive officer to seize and any other individual who is with respect to the plan sponsor an officer or employee within the


this is not the circumstance for which we went to war in iraq all of that intelligence it turns out was wrong colonel wilkerson who served as secretary of state colin powell as aid for seventeen years and was present


american people whatever happened happened and we went to iraq and saddam hussein is now executed they have a constitution and a government but it's time long past the time for this country to say to the country of iraq this


well but for most of our uses we can't use coal


our streets and out of our schools i think this amendment from this won't have a huge effect but as a symbol i think is the wrong kind of signal that we should be sending to mexico and i do oppose the amendment i reserve the balance of my time


very much taxpayers of america by the way we're shutting down plants of this country and we're moving to china and now what we're looking at is one segment of the loans and loan guarantees to the oil industry thank you taxpayers


about america's declining competitiveness in science and technology blade based global economy report calls for an immediate action to maintain america's competitive advantage and i agree with those recommendations we are already


american people know it we look forward to continuing this debate and encouraging all to join in securing the border as our first step toward controlling illegal entry into this great nation thank


he knows for two minutes thank you mr chairman and thank you to the ranking member this amendment attempts to penalize states and localities that have confit confidentiality policies in place


well over those u s properties you become an american citizen which is in the extreme lee liberal broad policy in terms of granting one of the most precious things that we as americans have and that is


without objection i rise in strong support of this bill and i want to commend chairman hobson for the outstanding matter which has brought to this house to this point cooperation fully minority the majority cooperation fully with the


by the environmental protection agency as an estuary of national significance to be clear the amendment does not block any other pending application before the fir relating to the placement of onshore and offshore liquefied natural gas projects


china alone over the past four years is responsible for forty percent of new demand around the globe however it is the united states that remains the world's leading oral consumer consuming over twenty million barrels


should some of the u s refining capacity be shut down this sensible alternative which the rules earlier adopted precludes us from offering as a substitute would be an effective means of solving a problem which simply


in the northeast which is critical to my district my friends this is about an orgy there's no question about that but it's also about energy diversity we need more oil supplies but we also need more


several decades ago disruptions in crude oil supplies we simply would extend the proof and concept of the strategic petroleum reserve by constructing a strategic refinery reserve in order to address the


this religious holiday i do understand the problem of those members on the west coast will work with you to come to some resolution about it we don't want to put any members in a difficult travel position when


or and at risk i believe that we're united and that we have not have however i just saw the resolution i've not had a chance to read the resolution nor i understand it have we worked with


we'll never know and that's what the midterm elections are really all about america's tilted not merely to the right but off the map entirely new cons who no one of elected are telling the president and the vice president what they are expected to do and what the rick public in


when in doubt shoot first and ask questions later what we need is to completely overhaul the way we handle global conflicts and prevent wars from starting in the very first place working with the friends


attacked not by wrecking violent havoc around the world but by staying safe most honorable american value armed conflict around the world is destroying our bodies


much more vigilantly than we have thus far we are now being told that these are the people that we must continue to keep in leadership positions in order to keep us free and safe and in fact it is their very leadership and i'm speaking specifically about the


activity firing in the young person who as an abstainer compared to the one who uses and abuses alcohol so there's quite a difference in this regard and i would present a hypothesis of mine that is that a great many young


a reduction the workforce of the covered chemical facility the language in the bill currently allows the secretary to require covered chemical facilities to implement i s t so long as it would reduce risk when create a new hire a specific elsewhere was feasible


to the secretary that's what the amendment does he has no discretion if you're amendment passes so this secretary you limit his his power his authority to


so standing is not going to be eliminated but beyond standing there's been a question raised about the cost associated with this regardless as to how we feel of what we do legislatively you cannot prevent anybody from suing anybody


gentleman fielding surely this clarke would not want to have somebody who's guilty of these disqualifying facts fast denied trees and sedition terrorism those on the terrorist watch list


purpose for it at this time it's very very critical particularly since we voted for many represent the gals bill which adds an additional one hundred security officers thank you mr chairman appreciate gentleman yield back gentleman from


be completed many stakeholders point to the commercial mobile service alert advisory committee process set out in the warning alert and response network act we call


appreciate that frankly but occasionally it seems like it might be an awfully useful tool and inclement weather from your perspective what is the most effective way to get messages out from from your


information and divert i'm going to leave this subject for the moment


products it's astounding of the f d a as your lad on manufacturers and industry to self regulate medical devices and cosmetics for many years the risk based approach the resorted to bring during this time of limited resources and restrictions seems


registration mandatory adverse event reporting g m p regulations where they assist f d a into filling its regulatory mission concerning cosmetics in terms of requiring that the


however they added that if the agency could not find that individual to volunteer for a for an inspection trip it would mandate to travel logistically foreign medical devices stablish this is fiction as are difficult to extend even


the difference between success and failure for those companies in light of the doubling of the medical device user fees under maduka reauthorization last year the current draft legislation is proposals to see even more fees from industry is very alarming while these fees may not


testifying today on behalf of medical imaging and technology alliance my idea where i serve as a member of the board of directors might understands and has a record of supporting the committee's desire to ensure that f d a is well funded


natural and hypo allergenic to mean anything or nothing at all more than a third of all children's products marked as natural in fact contain artificial preservatives linked to allergic reactions and nervous system problems we support


those challenges someone once said that experience is that marvelous thing that enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again five times over the past ninety years the united states has either slash defense spending or disarmed


in this budget make will make a large difference in our ability to be prepared for unforeseen continues i would also like to be able to increase the number of mid


difficult situation regards to what we've asked him to do and when in fact we really are if not in the middle of a civil war in the middle of five very complicated wars based on some of the experts analysis of what's happening in iraq


iraqi army and iraqi police are loyal to the central government they are taking orders from the central government so from my perspective we are not in a civil war but i think having a debate about that particular


maybe that's my opinion an old it stronger in terms of where is this debate going to go in are we going to literally maintaining the funding keep this up and let the troops win this victory would they are winning


afghanistan we plan for the other three large ones and we responded that if we were ready for the three large ones that we would be ready for something that we did not foresee so what changed since last year's testimony on the


budget request to purchase any additional c seventeen so i'd like you to address that if you could and regarding the cost of the war the president's budget included three major requests as you know the main baseline budget requests for


administration has been a steadfast partner in all the regulatory policy changes and most importantly in its own process improvements which included the use and continued refinement of the do not staff list identify identifying technologies and circumstances that do not


cutting tool from a german company and we have one of the most sophisticated laser manufacturers and in the world of the whitney they can cut through the laser so powerful


us in the interest of time and out of respect for our panelists we're going to start and i'm the committee will come to order this is


targeting federal aid to neighborhoods distressed by the subprime mortgage crisis in addition to being joined by more of our colleagues were joined today by a


kind of remained there they have fallen into the foreclosure mess and now you have an opportunity for the city to take a look at what they can do to revitalize these neighborhoods


acquired twelve percent of the digest of the city of plant but they've also put more homes into occupied housing than anyone any other entity in flint or in genesee county i wish there were a guarantee


empty and in foreclosure should the congress be considering schemes and i mean that in a good sense in which we extend what it takes to stabilize those markets get people back into them on some


which is a subcommittee of oversight and government reform and the housing and community opportunity subcommittee which is a subcommittee of the financial services committee which is chaired by congresswoman maxine waters i want to thank


a greater alliance with the marketplace and as the chairman mentioned in his statement the president has directed all federal agencies to quote use every available resource to increase exports over the next five years the commission is doing its part to advance


possibility of violence in venezuela we have not seen violence in venezuela under charges but as i said you cannot rule it out and at least during this electoral period on until we know exactly what happens after the result the united states government


idea in many ways what's happening here in my opinion is that a lot of this aid does make it to the poor abroad but much of it is also generous unconditional cash grants to political allies in the


brazilian private sector to build the subways to substitute for the big american companies so you know once again he's not going to ainge in the way he wants to go but we can box him in in such a


women and allow for you book community college she obtained her be a from boston university in j v from the non western university school of law she is co author of the two publications on the undercount farm workers


italy where countries agreed to twenty billion dollars over three years towards a global partnership for agriculture and food security this partnership will focus on promoting sustainable agricultural


pittsburgh however in september endorsed the initiative embraced by the g eight and also called for an establishment of a world food security trust fund the purpose of this fund will be to boost agricultural productivity and market access in low


actually stuck to time which is kind of amazing mostly because i from new york can talk really fast but but we really do have a new worldview at this point that is to say we're about to embark on an investigation of the scales at which we're fairly


remarkable breakthrough but there are so technical that only the experts can really appreciate it and we should develop the way of a language so we can communicate that to you but the other part of this is


at the f b i reflected a failure of internal controls it was however a wake up call for the f b i although we cannot unring the bell we have used alaskans learn from this situation to substantially change our internal control and compliance environment


new form we have another so i will take advantage of the interim before she arrives to ask another question if i may


govern our actions and what employees are doing what you said that you're training them and then you then want to make sure that they that that they actually ingested that information but how do you check up on that the inspection


tax credit on a regular basis so we haven't gone out and hired that additional scientist additional engineer that we might otherwise hire for the already tax credit there's three main reasons for that that i'd like to share with you the first both of you have already addressed and that's the permanence issue that


c lecturer at the kennedy school of government at harvard university and also a research fellow at university center on law and security he's also the author of numerous books


the mess that's been created over the course of the last six seven years but the greater challenge i think is the one that calls on all of us to work collectively together to make


franchises in the united states or in canada or in london that attach themselves to al qaeda but it's my basic contention that we cannot decouple from the larger battle


i deeply deeply deeply concerned by the proposed reductions in the coastguards budget the coast guard is a branch of our military and performs vital functions to secure our homeland from a


and we salute the brave men and women that keep our shores safe every day the president has made clear that his budget would fully protect spending on defense and homeland security while making the key investments necessary to move us forward but this commitment does not appear to be


eleven hundred positions one of our most vital again national defense and safety we have this huge bureaucracy t s a they're increasing two thousand positions they already have over sixty thousand


issues first the commission voted back in august to end its opposition to the clean air and truck program in the port of los angeles and going forward the commission is committed to being a helpful partner for our ports when green issues second we have an internal


statement i think if the military people have that detailed technical training experience if you don't have that deference but but generally not all of them do some of them do admiral robert professional engineer with years of experience but not all of the other staff necessarily


combining their forces given one ten last one twenty three problems given the navy's problem with the l c s program you know we continue to have two paranoid understaffed programs


think overruled him in terms of we need to get some department white things you know because the problems at the coast guard were also happening in d s a and it was one of the other components but it will be still some time before the department can come up with a clean financial pinioned audit opinion


relationship of these offices to research and that may indicate what my biases and i'm a i am always have been a strong supporter of the work we're doing here but i have my


i don't see how that could have kept the g s a from looking at its own given the small amount of money and the need to spend it with the summer coming which


a special responsibility building in low income the lowest income section of the of the city and i'm pleased with what the h s is doing there but i'm not pleased that there may be another mid size city like this city like baltimore for


key indicator of insurers ability to control its spending on health care and thereby as a predictor of profitability insurance company executives pay attention first to the concerns of wall street when you stand that according to a former executive one of the


national segment customers during his career mr richards has held a variety of product management positions and cigna health care including insignias health care cigna health care its marketing department where he helped design and bring to market preferred provider


access to proven medical care one of h p s use for guiding principles is our belief that the interest of our members are of primary importance to our company the members we serve provide the reason for our existence and the rationale


patient's cancer treatment can directly or indirectly cause harm or death to that patient when asked the question one more time do you believe that a health


statistic cited to mr stass east testimony coming from a pricewaterhouse coopers study that cites eighty three cents on the dollar that's a credible study it's a recent study there's another study that just


in the health care industry making sure that we are providing our members and our providers with the most recent tools and technologies and information in order to as you said given the tools to go to make them understand


eighty nine cents that number has gone up each and last five years that


were things leading up to that where the doctor calls we had one doctor yes they said he literally had to double his number of employees just to deal with getting authorization to do new procedures so so just answer my question when you say ninety nine


customers did you have to lose in order to return to profitability i don't recall it was looked at in terms of how many members we had to lose it was looked at in terms of how what is the underlying


wreck i'm going to do want to do things i'm going to go around and i'm going to get probably two or three estimates not because i'm going to pay for out of pocket but because i know when i turn in my automobile expenses my automobile insurance rates are going to go up that


simple ways for us to keep people from being frequent fliers in our emergency rooms if we just did x y and z and that that would lessen the pressure on us


medical evidence would say that for most people that's appropriate and if they don't take that drug they're much more likely to have another heart attack so that's an instance where we are using technology in our people to actually increase pharmaceutical claims


are losing everything they have because they can't afford to pay their hospital bills and many of those people had insurance and so


it's been on television newspapers commentators doctors come on i mean how long do you have to congressmen how much study


benefit from access to the work that would be affected by this legislation sparking errol represent libraries which are the customer base of the journal publishing industry as you heard earlier spark also coordinates the alliance for tax payer access which is a very active coalition of patients advocacy


has alluded to we had to develop and pay for an online submission and review system we have to support the editorial offices and associate editor make the decisions on who those parade peer reviewers will be in the


for setting a different standard for about medical and third is there something magic about twelve months it sounded to me


now libraries today because of the new technologies and the fact that we are not dealing with paper but electronic information have developed very powerful tools so the role of the n i used to connect this database which is gone going to be


that affects or touches every american i would like to note two of the major policy gaps we've identified through our research one there's a lack of involvement of people


special needs to philly and i'm sure that is a local requirement and that is most likely true that the vast majority do not and i'm talking for your daughter but also through


recovery not only in louisiana but across the country how many dollars should be put into those different traunch is and who is responsible for implementing those so you see not only in the gulf coast but


shriver the notion of case management need for what you call holistic case management we know from the hearings we've had


importantly we will be alert to new emerging drug threats and provide leadership to address them as they arise i also believe that if you can't measure it you can't improve it therefore we must establish in short order two and five year performance


but at the same time you've got mexico which is saying united states you know largely responsible for our problems one you're consuming the drugs and to your guns are coming down


approach in baltimore and we have found them to probably i mean this is basically talking to judges which i mean and judges are not they have no reason exaggerate but they claim that is one of the


what you were going to do is leave no child behind and you didn't only leave children behind in certain places in this country you lost them and couldn't find a pox our environment deteriorated plundered


targeted programs in schools and institutions with new and creative ideas the challenge is twofold first we must find the support to continue programs develop under an s s bonds or ship once and less of support is no longer provided and


s progress on the short and long term information technology solutions i hope that it's clear to our palace for us today that by making this our first hearing of two thousand and ten we demonstrate the continued importance of the subject at hand


an education call center in muskogee oklahoma and some concerns have been raised from that visit they include the closure of education call center hours on thursdays and fridays that provides veterans


accounting system folks the people to maintain an application have stepped up to the plate and said that interface belongs to us we're going to do the lion's share of that work and i have a lot of that request that question would have to be answered by someone that's doing the financial accounting system but but


and they need support immigrant enforcement these are especially problematic in the child welfare system when the children or of an undocumented worker who is the who is deported is a u s citizen existing nice guidelines that emphasize keeping families together if the


working with them to strengthen the measures senator kerry and representative police have you know do see the family first immigration enforcement act this legislation which i co sponsored takes an


and criminally liable and the conference report goes on to describe how the passive approach is designed insulated from political pressure allowing planned participants to benefit from the long term growth available in the broad market


the presentations by experts in the feel like our roosevelt thomas has published several books on diversity and has a consulting firm or founder of the kaleidoscope group years ago who


is a leader in the whole area of diversity and more than likely we pretty much experience a positive outcome on a daily basis so i don't pretend to be telling you anything that you don't know


fascinating thing is the the light next to your webcam isn't controlled by hardware so they can turn the micro the the the camera on with out the light also going on the light is sort of through your for your benefit but not if the f


impact for all their users thank you so over here thanks for all the work you're doing i just wanted to ask again if you can talk a little bit more about amazon multiple times about a multibillion dollar agreement that they have with the cia


is approximately two hundred million dollars if the state really want students to achieve academic performance at higher levels these dollars should be put in our classrooms and use for our children's academic achievement


weeks at a time unable to be used for research and they've experienced the human disaster of labeling kids failing and seen the impact


and you're going to hear more about that partnership from a colleague of mine so you can really understand what authentic assessment means what the leaders in research across the country will tell you about authentic


policymaker and in this way i say that i am a national board certified teacher with a master's degree in english and two years of doctoral level coursework and curriculum instruction at twelve years of teaching experience ten working in public schools and


called the georgia guidestones look it up the very first commandment is to maintain a population on the earth of five hundred million here's their book one just one of the multitude of books that they have read and the elite who


wars by and for the private bankers fought and bled for by third parties unaware of the true reason they're expected to gracefully accept being killed and crippled for in the process is quite simple we've explained it before on the show as soon as the private central


offer too much of anything else no actually it's just telling them our mission and what we wanted and you see that there's such a thirst for news about this area and i'd say accurate news about this area and so


and you know we continue to do that to do that and we just recently ran a story about them doing that that are about them doing the symbole and the day of justice that thankfully as gotten a lot of traction


guess that's kind of a problem but somehow it just doesn't seem to doesn't seem to stick with them in fact quite often what happens if you talk of people as a conversation just dies and you have to wonder why that is i mean we've been talking about it now for what twenty five years the issue's been around of course for far


agreement as not actually a trade agreement it's actually a treaty but they don't want to call it a treaty because if they did it would be harder for you know they have to have the senate pass it with a with a larger majority so they call it a trade agreement but really of all the twenty nine chapters very few are about trade and


can work together to stop things and to create the kind of society that we want to live in and i think i just want to close with and we'll get on to the panel that and this is something that i think clinton has always told me


as well so even if we had good people in government which we know at the top we don't they built this fraud they've built something that could be taken over or hacked and thus compromised everything you build something that spies on everything you just built


accept it and as long as they keep saying things and not telling the truth and exposing what's really going on they can keep you in the dark and you'll never know so that's why you have to get up stand up challenge challenge them i mean after all they're even addressing the


you just have to take a look at what some of this is see it's operating outside the normal support mechanisms and gapping to unfamiliar terrain i e getting used to doing coming


yet exactly


because i thought this was really bad but wait till you see this other area and i mean this is just totally outrageous i mean just look at this here i know there's a southern california edison substation the kind of in this area but still i mean this is just ridiculous


nothing new under the sun is how we're putting it together how we're formulating i don't know if you people have ever put down something like car keys and you can't find them and you've looked and looked and looked and looked and


office and its effects on changing the identity that people have to obese your view of men right now i'm going to talk about it's the issue that i rate that was raised in an


parasites and other factors so the drive was to create it and i don't think i don't know how much work has been done on this but to create a relatively


embrace him as the other part of your personality in the bible it says let god make perfect in you what was started what does that perfect i mean is this some sort of utopian ideals of mean that your feet don't get dirty that you walk on


right because you no longer compressing down the energy field you no longer denying you no longer saying that is not so as much you saying that's where i am at this moment but then what will all these people say


extraordinarily rich the incredible thing is that for every pound of sugar grown in the everglades and we're talking about hundreds of millions of times the american taxpayer guarantees a price of twenty two cents a pound way above the


you're behaving like a little arrogant trust a foreign come on give me a break i'm not surprised that brian is upset with this movie his job is to ensure that members of the one percent keep getting richer


but then if i just randomly or one of my reporters does calls it kim trails and says what's this and it's just a it's five million views nearby talks about it's like emergency centers establishment act two billion inmate labor can't


well i think that's going to be the critical mass is getting there alex and i you know it's a as you mentioned before it's a sprint to the finish line and it doesn't always get pretty near the near the finish line and terms of you know what the tyrants they pull out the hearts and the bouts


always i just keep the i'm diving a little side patches of yard anymore just for the chickens you know perennial ises from those big roots you know where the girls always have a really good nutritious snack here


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thank you to the government and people of jamaica for their warm and gracious reception of us


what are we doing what are we doing to finish the work because the work is not done


the ninety cents nutrients what about this report about obesity fight mushin from personal blame us panel says where the government's going to say what's bad but they're saying having a steak is bad they're saying eating some pasta is bad


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maybe one will come out a little darker than the other but they are white coming out looking like you that's the point they cannot produce yellow they cannot produce brown and the


of your peers and and the people in the pentagon with things like the the men from the u s s liberty finally saying screw you and your making me swear not to tell the truth on producing the day israel attacked


i want to talk about some specific things but i really do want to get back to the fact that for instance the disclosure project when stephen in those four hundred high level military and corporate and industrial witnesses have come forward they've said the reason they've done it is not


not a group of maliciously prosecutorial vindictive and greedy public servants extortionist and racketeers when there's a jury involved you


good faith misunderstanding of the law which means you're not willful and so they can succeed on a willful failure to file a charge or a willful tax evasion charge now this makes me a tax fraud if you listen to the government


tax all compensation can you give me enough attention to learn one paragraph there's a whole book about it on my website codebreaker the section eighty three equation we've ego


god grows as more as we appropriate that he gives us a little more as we appropriate that he gives us more and you see yourself growing and growing and growing and finally you come to the place where now finally but you come to the place where what you


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all right so another big kanpur nuclear chilling and remember you can watch them on fridays and sundays at eleven thirty pm and they're actually really funny i appreciate him being here tonight now i know why taj and


and we do not want any more of this manipulation of the weather weather modification the tele geodynamics used against us and it's high time to have a


robertson couldn't be with us earlier but she's here now to present the music award and mercedes will be featured on and later during the holiday season because she is a great jazz musician in her own right welcome


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a wire editor has all this news and is new to it and he decided not to run in the paper about how charlie's story coming along well the copy editor is writing the headline all right now headline story go


should you drive if you have been drinking recently should you ride with a driver who hands these decisions out not to be difficult for you to make


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originally projected retirement date we've done also a lot of other research on how people are spending their time how the word retirement has changed from the way that perhaps we would describe the way


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serve and kind of why they why they find you when you provide the support beyond your expertise tell us a little bit about that that finance marketing what is that right in terms of the when i do the


they don't value it but i don't think they think about it and they don't see it as a differentiator and yet it is right there's so much of our early bird lives that are really


and now there's nothing so my father hadn't introduced me to tennis of course and i decided i was going to teach myself so i i didn't have any money of course


again some of that's comprised of the street or the bulk of that's comprised of the street and the park improvement additional money of about one hundred fifty thousand dollars that was put into that and then as we do and try to do on a regular basis is really to


water radio read water meters so that's been a project that we instituted late in two thousand and fourteen we've completed just about all of those and hopefully by spring of two thousand and sixteen we will have replaced all of the water meters within the community with the radio


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anymore it's a day to day we are at the visions of a gallery now under lydia and she in one thousand nine hundred two she invited me to give a lecture because in those days we used to have a lovely


like you're not really limited to sales you actually look holistically at organizations to figure out what's working sales may bring you in but to your point you know you're finding that the waitresses and the chefs may


and the solution was to put a very dark orange coating on the windows but then that impeded all the colors so one of the things that i had suggested was to get some fishing string and get some small round mirrors and attach


eat you want to find that out as fast as possible so that's what the sales person is trying to do has the right questions to find out if there's a want if there is there a need can they afford it and can actually use the product


is a great program that's wonderful wonderful and what about the hospital association what how did you collaborate with the new jersey health initiative well i actually work with the nonprofit daily at the hospital


that one of the things that we try to draw on is you know not only are firms experience and you know we're a relatively young firm we will celebrate our twelfth anniversary in september but so drawing not only on that kind of


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those various businesses around the world the other thing that i think he achieved which i think is absolutely fantastic if you look at his family he's a fabulous dad you know he has this incredible family of five kids


actually went to a point where it's full time now still part time trying to get more full time depending on what i do i do after school programs i have a home school in the contingent that i work on i also do some curriculum development


true but you know with all that's going on in the world right now certainly there's a push it feels like a push to have people assimilate in not be different yes you know it's so relevant


piece of it and there's no judgment on it that that's how they really respect yeah right that's how they they have the same value of respect but they express it differently really look away but what happens to someone from that culture who's been brought


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current job what are some of the things you don't like and sometimes looking at some of the things that you don't like kind of leads you to the things that you do like absolutes so we create a environment where by


your side you have your own personal experience and i like the fact that you know that it's different and that's not to say that you know i'm pleased about what happened for you but that you bring those


know he saw skills in the people and you know he ran a radio ad and had a tremendous response to the radio and looking for people that were you know basically out of work coal miners because he knew that they


her geographical space was always very important she later moved to santa cruz and when she was in santa cruz she would always walk along the oceans when she was getting her ph d at the university there and so land was something that always nourished her and i think that's


cord on us off you can impose and revoke citizenship with this wash the salt of the caribbean sea from our skin the island sand from our hair you can scold the trills from our tongues criminalise our


tonight so that's how much you know i respect louis if i'm willing to miss a food ball game to come and do this you know i got a lot of respect for you so speaking of sports i don't know how many of you have i mean we all have sports heroes


research that men who are connected men and women but men who are connected and involved in have a place of belonging and caring and being being helped and cared for in rich's life it extends


little factual information among the general public we were pretty aware of what was happening we knew it was awful and we numbed ourselves psychically so we could survive in and go on living and the risk did decrease when gorbachev


so there's two really two messages i have for people one is that nuclear weapons are worse than with most people think they are certainly if they're used and even if they're not used they're worse than doing much more damage than people think they are and secondly


considering this would be that this be ok or comes as a student that come out to j one visa and they have to take classes this was one of the things i used to think was so complicated but it's really not there are several colleges around


i'm trying to create some more opportunities there and i'm sure things always need to evolve not only just to stay fresh for the people there and for your staff but also just as technology is changing and different things change that they maybe want to keep up with their grandkids and


reality is you said for the bigger decisions not just about what you're going to eat but for the bigger decisions to really make this something that's going to change your life yeah you've got to get beyond the apple pie yeah you


called buxton and the idea behind this organization is to come in sit down with city staff city council and we've had several meetings with them already and they'll be going on february eighteenth meeting for approval of that contract


the area to try and bring businesses or developers in we don't necessarily want are saying that everybody's going to be located in the downtown area because you need those anchor tenant so to speak that might be on the outside on highway thirty six that are going to bring


able to go from four one level ownership housing units to one hundred thirty three one level ownership housing units but it shows you how long sometimes things can take especially when you have very little land to develop i think that's really really


lake and we're also working towards implementing a plan to fight the emeril ash bore that has all around us in will hit our city we have done a tree survey of all the cities on public property in the city and we know we have an overabundance


that a lot but we obviously didn't go bankrupt which a few cities did around the country but we think that the time was a great challenge for us at that time but we're now making our way forward we're engaging in conversation about our next budget year


water mains and about the same for sanitary sewer systems so again we need to phase this we need to continually work on those systems and that's one of the disadvantages is an old community because as we do these projects we have to do the whole the whole kit


definitely crime does fluctuate with the weather and summertime there's definitely more assaults as people get heated and weather's hot and that sort of funny you know who hasn't gone yet and own way back


the looking for work g kid don't tell me you've lost your job yes i did a let's tough with your boyfriend away to find another another boyfriend go another job well that ain't so easy


i'm absolutely at the end of my patients you refuse to talk frankly with this and we're trying to help you don't you understand i didn't hire you that's not the point if you don't mind i'd like to know who did we interested ourselves at the insistence


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spreading contagions i think really the most important thing is that we need to be informed the big the big missing element in our global health response from what i can see is public and agent you know we really have


how much we have subsidize these big industries such as microsoft and and was on an apple the government subsidies are huge and the amount of tax they pay is tiny back in one nine hundred sixty for every


called god because it is so much more to listen to that voice singing within us and singing in the world around us and then to respond to that out to me that is a way of thinking about


created by a broken nose there is a reality let me put it this way there is a reality of humans countering absolutely the ways of god the love of god


someone asks me you know i remember all these times on the soccer field when i'd be watching my kid's soccer game and someone would say oh oh what do you do or where have you been also i'm a theologian and they'll say oh my god christianity and so i i


tell you in eighty four and eighty eight jesse jackson had that experience and he said ok we lost in the primary but i know what we should do let's build an organization to take over the democratic party and shift it left work within the democratic party to do at that was


it's great writing but this is so damn interesting and important but the big thing is hey wait for the movie which is here right now in seattle the best democracy money can buy it at the arc lodge what a great place man i just did that place


monday at the university on the university of washington campus but you were out and about basically bringing to light the great book that you had published back in eighty


later was nominated as secretary of defense and when he went before the senate confirmation committee hearing he came up against these ten senators in the missile silo fields who do everything they can bat backflips


into their region that's why they appear primarily supportive of these land based nuclear missiles so what can people do to address that and the obviously the


that is being proposed by powerful well and dolled individuals here too in this country that that that cannot cannot continue if we want to have something


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most parishes not many young people now we have a lot in the traditional parish that i go to but in the normal sort of us ones that i go to primarily older people


fighting that and was also bill clinton who got rid of glass steagall which is what the bankers wanted in the bankers want hillary in because chill do whatever they want all hillary cares about is she gets another big black mama to grind with


but but even that's part of the psyche and look at how they're just pushing vaccines and shots coming get your shots coming get your shots and we'll give you stuff well we'll give you you know free shopping and free this and free


know i mean that was a completely different set of maps of the year two thousand election would have been run on the on the one nine hundred ninety one maps and this had not quite


had both branches there it's a little different in michigan so they had to be sure that they had all of these pieces in place in each of the


we are eight days after the election and the media is trying out to create the impression that it was the f


very attractive as an investment and the income from the debt is also part of the economic activity of the nation by assuming all the debt


it out mentality there is that put this is because i have to be careful with that do we want somebody that's running for political office to have some kind of success in their life their failure and we want to miss pres our president no but there's a bob


people in the institutions and they're looking at it at that someone is going to go to war to deal with the crisis to deal with the collapse of the financial system and deal with the collapse of they're going to go to war


cleaning up and there are a lot of us forces around because that makes it more difficult also the president of the philippines has canceled the joint maneuvers and he's also


and whether people will not have a clue that that's the opportunity that that opportunity exists will depend a lot will be will be important in determining what the fate of this country will be ok so this is this is the reality


job and he has a lot of problems to deal with but there is a sense of the sacred there is a sense of of of of creating


tribes these are black tribes that have been racially discriminated for a long time and libyan and the mercenaries the foreigners that hillary brought in to stabilize libya went against these frauds and against women there are thousands of women and about the war on


because our own military wouldn't go along with the threat of i'm wrong suddenly they fired so many generals they finally found groups that will be the air force and you know bomb the syrian military and the russians that's why the russians are so angry and now we have the head of the army and we have to have the joint


they're not going to sign we're protecting this with their lives that that was happy but the native americans were downtown seattle protesting so i'm sure if it's in seattle this is north dakota that i'm sure approach the our native brothers and sisters are protesting all over i don't mind that it's not


because god knows our future we know already in the present and probably many of us because of the past we think the present would be better and always we try to do anything we can to improve our present


different from finding what common common ground finding harmony and then working around the harmony of what was found to be to propose to to come up with policies


twenty first century maritime silk road which would go through south asia but not so much there be trains but it would also be shipping that goes to newport so when the bill which would


about the fact that we can overcome sin how about the fact that we as believers can live a holy life about force in those things philip is for eight a night is anybody half of the beans for eight and nine eight and nine this is my one of my favorite


then verse six i don't want to get to all of the because it takes forever but it says this the one who came by water and blood jesus christ now with the water only but with the water with the blood is a spirit who testifies because the spirit is truth for three that testify the spirit in the water the blood in the three hundred


to a less pass each year verse twenty