much more slow with her you couldn't just take her to the park you can take her for a walk around the edge of the park where nobody is and you have to slowly get her more and more confident the more confident your puppy is in the first six months and the better dog should be excuse me


trying to figure out how this one person died a crazy person you know mike webster who became quite demented at the end of his life and the story of his discovery i


can tell me about how much time they spent with each other and then also the process will smith getting from know you with the dialect and


and it's it's just sad so i'm here thanks to the hard good work of represented jerry paletta because he like my boss bruce mcallister care that we are not unnecessarily exposed to cancer causing substances what i learned is that the navy


especially for the soil that's here you might want to consider those methods as well and not just some technology that seems pretty outdated with respect thank you


better i got a control over myself and when the book idea came i started talking about these things and all of my friends were like why are you talking about self destruction because they didn't know and i realized that even myself


were doing the tried and true intimidation that they've always done and they killed michael hastings he was a reporter who was working on a big story


two which is part of the natural life cycle of plants and animals and our symbiotic relationship now this is some more from


here is some fukushima food right here look at that corn and look at that tomato and if you want to know what's going on why don't you type in de baby's depleted uranium


he urged people to continue the investigation and he started it and the investigative reporters and editors group was found it basically in his name journalist came together but nowadays when michael hastings


lectured by old retirees from the east germans dies he is really it's it's beyond it's beyond anything anyone would have thought of in the past


fema took over proximately million dollars was allocated from different sources but only one hundred thousand was spent by december not the same time the president was telling us it costs a lot to fight this war and his state of the union address we're paying a billion dollars a


fires in them and this is seen from a distance but i think we all know that relative to major fires these are relatively small so what did the first investigation come up with this was reported in a nova video it's


decks between the joists sagging ok can i have four now please and this is a graph of the vertical displacement of in the test as a function of time and


the parameters and i asked he originally considered realistic they called them realistic they discarded those for more severe parameters because they did not compare to observed events they also will not release as i understand still will not release


city although presently accepted science is unable to explain why these people should be free of cancer it's interesting to note that the average hundreds of diet contains over two hundred times more nitrile a side than the average


routine seasoning to our food like iodized table salt then the battle of finally will be one this is our goal and it's an objective that can be reached right now by anyone who will act upon this knowledge


full time job and was also a student i always felt like aurora would get kind of my scraps of time so when the american position became available that just was really amazing because i really could focus more


change and when they didn't want to throw some at the table maybe maybe weeks later they said at the table one story in particular one of the women hadn't played the harmonica since she was twelve which is really a sign of showing that the trauma that


survival hinges on our willingness to face the truth to find our own courage to open our hearts to hold accountable to be responsible to forgive


nation now all of this remains intact if we continue to ignore or sweep the truth about nine eleven under the rug and only the truth will stop another nine eleven type attack from happening again we must dedicate


didn't see any reason for the building falling on the way there and the lot of guys should be saying the same thing now again one of the points i want to make from the firefighter standpoint is when you're investigating this a lot of people say well there were pressure tanks there


do how do we get that one facet of it and i'll deal with another facet which is a broader solution to our global problems and that is real simple you're not going to get an


about thirty five books in my field but then starting in two thousand and four i started publishing about nine eleven and since that time i have published ten books about


called around they tried to check there was nobody for them to turn to and they could have had this office somebody had been out there to listen they could have had this off so you're saying the mental health minister astonishment wasn't there right even if they had been they couldn't stop him from having a gun there's


warm soil temperature in seventy eight degrees back in the corner very dry you know this is bad was not watered after june because the garlic was in it i actually watered it after i raked it just put a little moisture knock the dust


three hundred miles they penetrated without hardly any opposition and key favor who later studied organized crime in the states and had hearings about it had a special hearing to try to figure out what patton had done and on earth some of this information


my personal experience was discovering the power if you will of compassion and the information that comes out of cultures where


that let's clean it up let's let's make it real medicine let's make it you know let's work with people so we can make their lives yeah much much better i ruthie on that one david i want to ask you one last question


mainstream us media having come become so implicated in past protective lies that they as well as the government have now a demonstrated interest in preventing the truth of any of these events from coming out


but in the case of building seven it was a nice tidy pile right in it's own footprint this building is it would basically cover a football field it's one hundred meters wide and it's forty seven stories tall so it was about


when nist released their report on building seven in august of two thousand and eight one of the things they did was to have a technical briefing and at first i thought well no way am i going to be accepted to give to


given the password and just five minutes before the briefing started i was unable to submit a question which i did so this video coming here is shows a little bit


from the first frame of the video clip on using at thirty frames per second five point four seconds comes out to be one hundred sixty two frames subtracting this from frame one seventy eight brings us to frame sixteen so let's go back


of the video that tiny movement whatever it might have been did not last it would have had to have been a glitch and the scientists at nist would recognize it as a glitch because there is no measurable difference in the height of the roof line for the next twenty to thirty frames


planet america mostly through the united nations has forced these drug laws on every nation that wants to participate and we kind of painted ourselves into a circle because now that some of the states here are


ongoing israeli military assaults and to try to reclaim any of the land that was taken has been taken by the occupation and the apartheid regime then it becomes the passing authorities responsibility and so the motto of israel during the


europe and this is some kind of like reparations for that but it wasn't palestinians who committed the holocaust and secondly it mean you don't provide reparations for one crime by allowing another crime to be committed


and then we need to take over the the country keep it to keep it intact take over the school the police cars take over the place departments but people in their temper like voluntary until we get this whole mass straight now and put the


dominates and if this be the case because all the parties there are any thirty thirty nine and if this takes place we're going to have one third of mankind die from this war that's over there going to happen over there it's going to happen on us


alien agenda on mars and the moon obsess about secret bases where they have been abducting people to make them slaves to their new or new world order they are also put in their report


normally it's an infant and there was an a p b or a amber alert on hospitals this time around but they do it in june daddy bush in kissinger and war bergen as war bin


revolution inevitable and so you're probably not aware you lost the man who saved your life on october seventeenth one thousand nine hundred sixty two u s spy planes had photographed russian missiles in cuba capable of hitting washington and the


astronauts the previously believed scientists say the phenomena known as the phantom can spawn electrons when the earth's magnetic field changes these electrons that are being started could have an important effect


here which is i'm sure this rare clip attained decades ago was never rereleased with the inevitable increase in experience and scrutiny to demonstrate one sixth gravity a bouncy floaty feel to the


and at that moment i said god please out me and i looked around and i found a metal pipe in an area that was supposed to be clean of construction debris and i took up i put her on the wall


need anything you know i'm here


education that's one of being thirty how to me on every time he saw me are you going to start school when are you going to start school how you know in school when you're going to school so you know again i thank him because he was one of the motivating factors that got started we


spoke about their families the priests who were there and the work they did at home or in the fields and the lady smiled conchita said it is as if they were talking to their mother who had been away on a trip


to whoever mary wanted because after one ecstasy conchita learned that everyone who had kissed the crucifix was a priest dressed in civilian clothes


let us now take a look at the great prophesied events of care


barefooted on the trampoline just bobo eyes closed reaching for new heights


about the how beautiful things can be huge like oceans or they could be in the tiniest perfect shell so we used to have search


central intelligence agency working with oliver north was in fact in bed with the drug cartels of colombia and that the u s government and all over north had a made a an


ai is ninety nine point five f am right in the middle of the commercial dial p f a in san francisco is at ninety four point one you know most of the not commercial radio stations


why it appeared that because there was as legs because this is quite a few years ago no that it appeared that the solar system was warming because the sun is the primary driver in our


it when he asked the oracle for an answer it was a child is born and before him we


human test go on because they want to cover the all the big eugenicist they call for population reduction are the ones funding it like bill gates buying into monsanto got all the government documents about we could build trojan horses end of stuff people thirty years ago food water you name it


functioning now pretend that you're eating genetically engineered bt corn chips and the same transfer occurs what if the gene that produces this this toxin that breaks open the stomach of insects and possibly


the form of especially of controversy over the leadership of the commune because the fans always elected fans the fans had the large majority so the governing board of the commune almost always consisted of fans it wasn't


cheers and booing someone yelled at me i mean hear this but someone told me and i think it was even caught on video someone told me i should i would be better off becoming a suicide bomber so there was a lot of opposition and also a lot of support of people so i began making my way to the aisle and the


the event proceeds and then the third student there was maybe about thirty seconds to a minute in between each student and if only the fourth student goes and each student was yelling out a different statement one student yelled out judaism is free of the crimes of zionism


that to me is breaking international law yet once it was recognized by the united states for some reason it automatically becomes legitimate well let's assume


like share and are the owner of the publishers network connections with the publishing company with the printing rather and we get our book printed the books all get shipped back and then she works with distributors and then we work with distributors and or


am i got it all this time i had to wait for them to give me they said we need our own book so that must be an interesting process you've also i think had information come to you in


cers which you've produced and we have a clip an audio clip that we like to listen to and this is from the sound of the plan


the jug although i did do some analysis on it few years back as far as a bail ball nitrogen it was lower than what the labels says now that doesn't mean that it doesn't break down because it is an organic fertilizer so


ready to go i'm gonna have to prepare another bed for those because you know a bed this size is big enough for about six full size cabbages you know to produce a big head of


about twenty four hours and in that amount of time you'll actually see start to see just the very beginnings of germination the little tiny radical root coming out of there in forty eight hours they'll have quite a long root start growing into the


supported by ninety three percent of the american population nobody asked questions nobody asked are we punishing the right culprits are we killing the people who really attacked us on september eleventh so all this is totally


september eleventh more than fifty percent of the american population according to usa today poll believe that american citizens of arab descent people like myself should carry special i d cards i mean in this kind of climate you realize that the


the nation that humanity is divided into these types of people so there's germans there's british there and for each one of these nations there's some kind of right to a political entity a state and


coming of the messiah sort of so to make kind of a long story short the decision to come to palestine is made at a conference at the end of the century that's held in basel in switzerland and institutions are set


then come and talk to me about democracy that is really what is a create and room for the fundamentalists to continue to go in the middle east and i believe there will continue to grow until we reach a solution to the


and life depends on pasture sort of raising sheep and goats as well as agriculture when there's enough water or there's good rainfall and in some cases trade sort of being the merchants between one


watching one of the greatest artists ever and he's gone now is brother is coming and you know i'm i'm looking at at this artist's brother is since gone but you know i was just reading just the other day that his music has been


people coming to our meetings as well and we're trying to make the world better for our children and relatives and just having a great time today and that you're from the bellevue chapter i'm on the board of the bellevue


some of the folks over here


huge uproar in israel just to give you an example we were six individuals academics and intellectuals in palestine calling for boycott we started the movement there israeli counter boycott committee was formed of benjamin


house painter a clean bill of health and encouraged him to continue on his way they even helped him by writing out a new set of directions so that he'd be able to find his way back to his painting project in oceanside he returned to the freeway


hundred six so he's been here for six or seven years he's filed taxes every year he's worked here his time in boston he spent on construction trades and filed taxes every year because of his work there and those in those


community or this country and if he were released on the streets we'd all be better off for it


has in the terms of been happen soon as you say just very deliberately will throw out these things that don't cost them anything and cost the city's thousands and thousands if not tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars plus an awful lot of time and


or whether it's a state administrative system like the public disclosure commission or whatever makes very good sense that can address and say hey here's the rule by do it ok really good


making great gains in this state we're filming this just after the month after the election where more shinton is acknowledge same sex unions and marriages just like other people which is marvelous is when we can stop


has a mere replacer in it which is eighty calories and no sugar so it's great for diabetics and need to lose weight it's only eighty calories you could have two of those meals a day i like to throw in a couple of aides and make it water you're only going to get like a two hundred fifty calorie meal


ourselves by television we can in expedient the means of communication with their own state legislation t v can help in a lot of ways mere fact these programs might be submitted to the state legislature


in part jake today is taking an important step in accepting responsibility for his actions we love him and will stand by him throughout what do you think will come up at sentencing when something comes up i really don't want to comment until sentencing will definitely have something to


three percent three percent is sparkle for a drop in a bucket is like one one hundred one one thousandth of one percent not three percent take a dice nichols was involved in like three percent of the


whether to heads of state have the authority to negate a longstanding u n resolution is an open question for their party supporters of israel's position point out that only a small fraction of the original refugees remain alive that because of ties to terrorist


this detector will tell you if there is too much carbon monoxide in your home and so it will sound just like a smoke alarm if it does smell carbon monoxide it will be free times like this


organization ethiopia youth media that you can support or that you have a message that you want to get out through their vehicle and their medium that they provide free of charge and available to you and i want to thank the founder of


what i mean it's the same advice i would give artists here who are trying to make music based on the way they think it will be received never works


osha requires medical monitoring gold stream also tested nearly forty unoccupied trailers these were trailers that were sitting in fema lots waiting to be given to displaced families over half of these trailers


below the level suspected to cause health effects according to some groups that may be one hundred parts per billion or less for most people so words seem a traitor score porting to data recently released by the center for disease control and prevention the


the families in the gulf coast they refused to test the trailers because they didn't want to know the results and then have to take action to protect these families and i think that's a shameful failure of government today we're learning that the largest maker of travel trailers did some


homeland security appropriations bill h r twenty eight ninety two would make easier by permanent does the administration support this provision i also am interested in learning what


the administration would implement a regulation requiring that federal contractors use a verify according to the u s c i s statistics and eve or fi has handled more


fraud we have the photo tool that we were using to the fullest ability that we can use it by putting department of homeland security identity identity documents photos in it


record thank you i have first would like to introduce ms gina baker mcneil and who is the heritage foundation's homeland security policy analyst where


it right so we can all again we're all going to have to live with it and on the requirements of whether we use said why don't wrong you pointed out something to the prior panel that he's very important here these rules keep on changing employers will like to start very fine


we forget about what the old system is my family's been in the taxes and since a year i was born i guess my mother decided look one look at me and decide to get another business and having children but that's a separate issue i look has anybody of you ever experienced a


involve what are we talking about and what stage of development are considerations we find ourselves today well as part of our replan effort we have really looked at the option of providing the internet as an option


think the question really is why was two thousand census so successful relative to others what do you need to do again that might may or may not be happening now to do it some of the


so i think there's a very good dialogue there in the selection process and i know you would hesitate to comment but in any event let me thank you mr chairman i just indicate that i want happy as to where we are this is a very important hearing that you're having and however i


within and coordinated with the military many surgery crews will likely be assigned to provincial reconstruction teams led by military officers the p r ts will likely have a total of three of four diplomacy reconstruction and aid development subject matter experts from


situation pretty high not completely one hundred percent foolproof sometimes they miss things either because of the timing of when they've done a visit on a construction project or something or other phenomena like that in very hard to


staff with the expertise needed to work on helping to conserve glow threatened species and especially those that have been determined to be a priority by the u s fish and wildlife service and also state state wildlife agencies


impacts things like human health and economic security and we want to help people determine how they can understand how they can make a difference we had a major commitment to educating conservation professionals around the world to help study recover and protect species in


by many other names including high risk high payoff transformative pioneering and even high risk transformative research there is neither a distinct definition for each of those terms or a common definition for


so for example the career program you know i'm funs on average about four hundred fifty individuals a year this year because of the art of funding that was able to go up to seven hundred individuals and those then in turn into a relationship with our program officers where


we think we're we're getting a pretty good handle on that we've got some new information out there i think on the second issue that you raise here in terms of of the deeming requirements and and the operation of the plans particular the private fee for service


physician however when i when it comes to choosing a career path very few see a future in primary care and being this kind of a doctor the numbers are startling in two thousand and six only twenty six


they or you know a mobility assistance device is defined by eighty eight a b a the question of course would be where it's actually feasible to use them no they are not prohibited the reason i'm


history in working with the department of interior folks and us state a forest service that you know they continue to come to us even to ask


experiences the professional development we stick with the no child left behind definition of high quality professional development we stick with about forty hours of professional development for our teachers and we model that professional development after what we would expect them to


testimony would you please share my thanks to your colleague for her written statement both of your statements were so eloquent and teachers have a way of knowing what is effective and important for their students and your dedication and commitment to your


institutional memory and knowledge in this very important area and i ask unanimous consent that all additional statements made by the committee members be included in the record without objection so ordered it's not pleasure now to introduce two witnesses this morning


groundwater but excessive use of groundwater clearly affects interstate commerce and so there's a federal interest here and in my view it would be useful for congress to encourage the states to apply methods of pricing groundwater withdrawals to stimulate


timely and reliable information relevant for decision making climate services designed to support adaptation of which knight is an example will be important in coping with current and future extremes and their effects on water resources regardless of how that change is derived


previous ten years we averaged producing feed for animals at twenty seven percent below the cost of production there was a very good study done by tufts university showing the real beneficiaries of that it wasn't the family


year's drought in australia we can't control them we can't control the weather we can control government programs such as the ethanol program which distorts the marketplace by subsidizing crops for fuel versus food also in our


causes and i just think that that the ethanol issue the corn corn driven ethanol as opposed to other non food sources of ethanol is just one reason would you say a


in other words it is relatively isolated from the town as to he can the secret valley road has long allowed residents and visitors access to some of the most beautiful scenery and or of cascades recognizing its value to local residents and tourists the road was specifically


rebuilt the road in the wrong place and that his proposal is to take the original pioneer route to replace that particular road will there be a lots of wilderness area if you do what the pioneers did and and make the route to allow access to this area in the replace it was originally


not satisfied with his thanks to that you're saying between what happened three weeks ago and now because the arguments that you use of the same you knowledge that the intention of congress when they passed the north cascades wilderness was to have access however


adams moral foundation i'm here to testify in support of h r twenty eight o two which would expand the authority of the adams memorial foundation to establish a memorial to john adams and his legacy in washington d c you have my formal


basin that hung for years and then this deacon valley visitors marveled at the picture then would ask for directions to see for themselves the area once described in the one thousand six to sixty sierra club documentary film as a crown jewel of america seen


i like to think of this whole headwaters as a huge system both underground and on the surface this estan is connected by surface water runoff and are unique underground springs and caves the water levels add


and finally it will really help to trigger no is a valuation of resource needs in my last minute i'd like to really focus on ten fifty three ten fifty three is also an extremely important porton


even working well so let's keep going with them or you can get really excited about it because it represents looking back recognizing that things are working seeing the opportunities to strengthen them and then kind of relaunching the initiative and


austin texas metropolitan area my company has been serving residential and commercial customers for over fifty five years we have grown from beginnings and now employs more than forty workers come before us chairman of the board of a c c as you've heard every day more than


small small business and eighty three percent of the manufacturing industry as a whole will represent small businesses and so while we're a small industry by numbers we're actually quite enormously important from the standpoint of what it is that we provide


enhanced expensing through two thousand and ten and beyond would be very helpful the net loss operating loss carried back if we can get two thousand and nine two thousand and ten included and possibly look at some companies with revenues over the fifteen million so some of our customers could also be


measures to be successful the on julie burdensome and overly aggressive bank exams that are taking place must be addressed community banks need the flexibility and the capital to support their small business


situation if you can carry the provision forward to two thousand and nine hopeful in two thousand and ten because i don't think we're going to come out of this fast enough in our industry as i mentioned with us being first and last out it would be very beneficial for us you're telling us that congress should


there is undoubtedly a nervousness in the small business community about where are we going next and it's the whole program but certainly there is fear about committing


reform nationally and there are new things need to be done but the dollar amount that's being put on the packages is going to hurt small business tremendously and the support that we showed in february is not there today


antithetical to the self evident truth written into our own declaration of independence sadly it is not without precedent once more let us reference another resolution this one opposing a military mission creeping toward a decidedly different goal


but contrary to what i've heard on the floor it's not a major escalation in forces it's not an effort to allow the iraqis to avoid the fighting nor is an effort to win military militarily


of commitment not just meaningless or solution a yes vote on that funding supports the troops reinforcement being debated here today and a no vote will to delete funding on that important mission this will not only show people where congress stand but give accountability to our


path forward is the safe secure and strategic redeployment of our troops so that our army can regroup and restore itself and proceed after the people who took the towers down in just


of mass destruction and that he posed no imminent threat to the united states we know saddam had no operational relationship with al qaida eighty percent of the iraqi people want us to leave their country the


personnel to stabilize post war iraq but the president the vice president and the former secretary of defense believed they could fight this war on the cheap was too few troops to little


evident that all men are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights that among these is life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness and the job of government is to protect those basic fundamental god given rights and that's what they


so let's see how they operate in the first place the crack has no problem and the victims all they have to do is find a person who is sick and isn't too well informed or in sickness and in health people tend to


represent them may grant all of you the privilege of discovering his will and doing it wholeheartedly may touch our lives with the spirit of wisdom and insight


floor today the massive an irresponsible tax increase included in this budget would be the largest in american history weighing in at a shocking three hundred and ninety two point five


to listen very carefully today about what the choices are that are on the floor of the house of representatives and what they can support i stand up for fiscal discipline economic growth responsible budgeting and by


whether it's your fat family budget or the federal budget you can either one reduce the amount of money being spent or to create some out of money coming in than speaker democrats have flat out rejected option number


democrat plan to have the single largest tax increase in american history and i asked my constituents madam speaker what is this going to mean to you and i've heard from several of my heard for example from diana in the


and veterans of what they deserve the most dignity respect and honor it's absolutely unacceptable and i'm proud that this congress is taking action just last week house approved more than twenty million dollars to clean up the mess


the gentleman from florida is recognized thank you mr speaker mr speaker four years after the start of the war in iraq and less than one hundred days since the swearing in of this new congress this congress will act


when they're serving on the battlefield but they return home let's give the families the respect they deserve and make sure that we're providing superior health care whether it's a physical injury or


the to amendments and deed in the first of an that they address their concerns both for the tyranny of the church should make no law or affecting an establishment of religion don't make a state religion and furthermore let people free to worship where


identifying the citizens groups which were sponsoring any electioneering communication but i maintain that this disclosure is not for the government to demand from the people but rather for the people to demand from the government disclosure and transparency are better served when it's the government


we're no longer in the majority of the rules committee but he's serving very ably now as an important member the natural resources committee and the water and power subcommittee and i want to thank of


cities that i'm very honored to be able to represent the cities of rancho cucamonga upline in montclair some of the fastest growing cities in our nation it's imperative that we can tinubu approved measures preventing water supply shortages in the western united


september thirtieth two thousand a pro chairman defense wide three hundred thirty one million three hundred fifty three thousand dollars to remain available until september thirtieth two thousand a research development test and evaluation


narcotics so i'm going to withdraw this amendment because i understand the supplemental is focused on afghanistan in iraq i support being in our characters ever in afghanistan but i'm very concerned and i'm hoping that the appropriations committee will work


and after a contested vote counting period the front runner in the presidential election renee provide was declared the winner with nearly fifty two percent of the official vote compared to less than twelve percent to its closest contender


matter of fact control instruments they are practically all must on nearly every phase of manufacturing operation because they have come to mean so much in terms of sleeping and economy take a look at this maze of pipes for example


program exceeded the number of children enrolled in the program in four states in arizona we had over one hundred thirteen thousand adults in the program and just over eighty eight thousand


to complete vulnerability assessment and security plans it requires the department of homeland security to finally develop a strategy for rail and transportation security it strengthens


facilities and other entities dealing with power such that someone could go on an internet internet search and find out exactly what the vulnerabilities of those particular facilities happened to be


thankfully h r fourteen zero one will make needed and long overdue investments in america's public transportation to ensure that we are safer and more secure the bill provides for comprehensive mandatory


retirement security and homeland security the c b c in progressive alternative budgets makes these investments while reducing the federal deficit which has spiraled out of control and out of sight over the last


want to see their tax dollars spent to eliminate poverty to provide health care for energy independence to educate our children the progressive caucus budget does just that it is a document that reflects the morality of


just not right that they inherited when president bush took office he inherited a budget situation because of the paygo principles adopted by the clinton administration with the


case of epidemics so one of the main issues that you have whatever with the ebola crisis or with kind of epidemics is to get information as fast as possible to places where you cannot send out a pamphlet and a flyer written in the


problems and then when you're depressed you don't deal with anything and the financial problems get worse and worse and worse ok so the next day isn't going to be better ok all right so the next day


someone else and it was over schaeffer decided he could not have her no one would and he strangled this young college student this was not the end of the barbaric act he needed to get rid of her body so he dismembered to neisha and then he


opposition to this close rule and a potentially unconstitutional measure that the democrat majority is presently bringing before the house also arrives in opposition to the majorities gaming of the system by bringing this legislation up under a close


sister with bipolar so people should read that but as far as major clinical depression there are millions of people that feel like you do and and it is


something broke the american public deserves to have the new majority renegotiate these trade deals this election sent a strong message is to change course in what the


twenty one physicians founded the boston medical society which in turn the following year in seventeen eighty two you have the founding of the massachusetts medical society and also they assisted in the funding of harvard medical school in seventeen eighty two


fact the superintendent's house was not only served as the residence for rufus wyman and his family but also it housed about eight patients as well and in fact in the first year of existence mclean


off in the late eight hundred eighty s to go study under g stanley hall when he was at johns hopkins university to learn about the new experimental psychology and physiology one thing i like about colleges he didn't accept as fact that he was


in the last ten years as well as many hospitals


by the republican challenger south carolina to talk just a bit about what is truly contained in this budget resolution the devastating cuts it imposes on sensitive areas worked as mr dicks the chairman of the interior


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a significant number haven't risen a recorded vote is ordered members will record their votes by electronic device


were not going let the rest of the world born in our party so you've got a job on your hands and there's no room for me in the life of american boys let's forget about him and i'm so crazy


themselves perhaps that's understandable but no i don't i wouldn't think it would be the cause but it could be one of the most important factors unifying i means in australia with you know the dispersal of peoples


robust scholarly literature and is discussed by many scholars not necessarily just specialists on the armenian genocide but within the larger field of genocide studies which and i think the


a significant amount of time in her early childhood in an iron lung now her left arm and hand are still paralyzed she still says suffers from question phobia but


and his newest project is a documentary on the history of the boston marathon so that's what i'd like to get started on is right at the beginning where tell me about the beginning of the boston marathon and the awesome out on as it is now isn't


towns like acton return bag fees to residents and lower taxes while other towns such as malden use them for town services most towns will use third party vendors to administer the program so there's no need to add staff


for which it was raise still exists and people still want that service and they do then the money that's being collected should pay for that service otherwise many people including myself


actually sort of getting a little flexibility from the current arrangement that we might lose in terms of the time i saw on one of the slides presented that


next operating over i hope you appreciate that if we pass this article and if the selectmen adopt a pay as you throw trash system it's on the other hot or cold on but if we do that then the people who oppose the next override which i plan to support i


know as this new hope of one thousand eight came in you know armenians and other groups started pushing again in a significant way or expecting you know basic civil rights and really thought there could be this great ottoman empire with citizenship for all and


whether it was you know mere insults quote unquote or more more serious action prejudicial actions taken against them they had very little way of having those problems addressed really had no one to talk to


creating this program to help build awareness at least among residents around electric vehicles like i said people who drive them love them and it's just a matter of kind of breaking down that barrier there's just been a challenge at the audi manufacturers and the dealers haven't invested a lot of


surprising to me and it's been very inexpensive to fuel for belmont residents it'll be the new power of the car through the light electric with all the electric rates will be about the equivalent of a dollar fifty per gallon of gas


for five hours for a full charge get maybe ten twelve miles an hour of charge and that's probably not how you're going to charge a vehicle it's nice if you're at a supermarket to plug in to get a few miles of the almost always those are free so you get some


vehicle so that's one and i would say the goal of this this program is to build awareness we really want the residents to experience driving a vehicle so if you come out to one of those ride and drive events that be great even if you're not shopping


that it got to the point this is legendary it got to a point where they brought the cooks into the fight because it was do or die and there were stories about the cooks killing germans with knives and clean


sure yes so the parts that we have are more modern than the harp tradition that we were just talking about the harps are they date from about eighteen one thousand eight hundred twenty so there revive all hearts but


burns eventually made his home and it was his parents who sent him out to boston college to get his education and he did very well by and he was a very prodigious young man studied hard i worked hard and achieved many


watertown or other places would come here to see this wonderful hopefully wonderful archive as for one reason might be a bigger benefit than just looking at as a a cultural center but also it might be bringing more people and maybe press more on the map just


considerable discussion about option want to mung the neighbors but we have been working very hard to get to a consensus about which elements of the overall master plan would be could be implemented under at c


park now much beloved but it will expand that tract that was a big put point by the neighbors to have more walking paths and not just for for a try schools but also


oil for every little critter you had to slaughter every animal


to see what each board member is thinking and try to head off either an overly complimentary or an overly critical evaluation and there are other examples of this kind of thing too where i think you know it isn't a


answer and and that's what i would say i mean if anybody ever complained that circulation of minutes without and again you could circulate them by we could avoid this issue by putting the draft minutes up on


at them meeting reviewing it and then in terms of soliciting comments which whether it's meetings or reports we often ask people you know here's a draft give me your comments and we'll discuss it at the next


involved in the superintendent who happens to be there the school superintendent maybe the police officer they're going to have to say sorry can't do it tonight we're public employees we can't make these fundraising phone calls let alone you know maybe sell tickets to go to a twenty dollars


committees to know because it really comes down to just being a reporting situation yes not uncommon for people to donate money anonymously to many political items you know with own a name or particularly


ground working on guns and then they shipped me to california now there are several ways that a soldier can die they sent me to the first one in california out in the


on someone who was attending an event and and now after i researched that and realized you know how much how many resources it would take to create a weapon like that i


amazing because you get to talk with people who are involved in this all the time and find out just information about the disease that you didn't know before at least i have any number of times when i've gone just in talking


senior centers and assisted living facilities and retirement communities we discovered that in addition to exercising the brain there are other things which are very important


hand and so these were done in armenia and actually the traditions continued on media quite wait up until the nineteenth century they were still producing these in the in europe to put the whole tradition of illumination said died out in the


her sharing her grandmother's bedroom as a little girl and her grandmother had experienced the death march and the genocide and survived and came


but this is this is so amazing to me are the the the the new things that they happen bailable that they can treat things like this we're there and we should take advantage of that and make sure if we have even any scepter


have to flee from where they are because of something that the police do and then they have to set themselves up and figure out what the hell are going to be doing or should they just give up they want they want to make a difference they


didn't enjoy it all but you know i kept needing to to improve it you know i went through nine revisions over the course of almost two years


we if we do they've clearly provided for that as well as so many of the other safety features here so what is your advice to parents when they when they come here with their young children well the first thing is making sure your kids learn to swim early and that


make things easy for people to do that is absolutely wonderful they can relax and know that they're going to have a good dinner table and not go crazy doing it exactly make it


which is each person is welcome to ask questions within the span of two minutes you can have two questions within those two minutes you don't have to use your whole time and after your to him questions are done please go to the back of the line of other people


well actually give me a sense first running short on time i'd like to move on and we can come back to that if there's time at the end but there's some important our articles we need to coming up


town funding article said schools would municipalities can use so we're taking advantage of that so we're asking to open the account in at school community tomorrow i will do a draft three of our budget where we put a line in our budget to actually have a city


so when the representative arising came to us several months ago it was one rear like mister but like you pointed out were


oh it's harmless you know people you know put cell phones in their ears and it's only the you know very low power but i won't go any more i i think i just want to make sure that my my opposition and my sympathy with the with our neighbors in belmont


serves an existing area and we've given you some coverage maps within the application that show that so we need to be within the same area to provide the same coverage we had about four other sites within this area that we considered


couple points that i'd like to bring up first not a legal standpoint but i after i got this notice in the mail i contacted the church and left an e mail and have not heard back from them and i'm really


oh you cut yeah it's always good to have a friend there earlier this is my friend from way back when i got holder in one hand a long time ago yes so she belmont high school freshman this year love it yeah


workers or these carriers continued to accrue benefits under the pension plan now the opponents of section eight zero eight don't understand or maybe they choose to


because the eight and a quarter rate effectively mass the underfunding of the plane so i asked my senate colleagues showed a plan that is artificially funded be permitted to avail itself of a rule that is only


only pension provision so to think that there is this is a pension belt and we should have forewarned that airline pensions would be part of the discussion of keeping america's skies safer and air travel safer it came as somewhat of a


and an institutional culture that shows no sense of urgency it's not just about one employee or another it's about a lack of leadership and that's why senator lawton byrd my colleague from new jersey and i have placed a hold


typo corrections and things like that this bill is vitally important to move forward so we can move forward on vital transportation projects that affect every one of our states and i would urge our colleagues to support the committee and support the process the


that year robinson led the national league in stolen bases and was also selected rookie of the year robinson succeeded in putting racial conflict and prejudice aside to show the world what a talented individual he


president perhaps another thing we could do this afternoon if we weren't forced to thirty hours of dead time as we could we could deal with what the internal revenue service is doing by farming out tax collections and need to be made these are


we're killing time which turns out to be the major occupation of the united states senate for the last year and a half why because the minority party the republican party has a strategy


ratify this important and historic trade agreement according to the new york times and i quote rejecting or pulling out putting on ice a trade agreement would reduce the united states credibility and leverage in colombia and beyond and the l a times


double that one hundred sixty loads of grain per year as more homegrown energy is produced rural roads and bridges will have greater demands placed on them as well rural rail i've had members of my own state of minnesota


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integral part of our strategy in iraq and go a long way to fostering the growth freedom and good ties to the iraqi communities and ensuring that we win the battle for hearts and minds as well we've also appropriated less than


holding agencies accountable not being transparent about what we're doing and we're going to say we funded the war but we're not going to make any of the hard choices about it and when this bill comes to the floor it's going to have seventeen to twenty billion dollars it doesn't


pattern in the workplace and also it has now been approved by the supreme court the supreme court say that cell one cannot through their employer over an


rising food prices and their affect on poor and working families are only part of the food security equation while part of the increase in food prices can be attributed to the rising fuel and energy costs needed to produce and distribute


choice to convert the value of their medicaid and s chip program benefits into private health insurance putting them in control of their health care and not the federal government the rationale for this step is simple if the market can provide better


coverage at a lower price why not allow americans to access that care this gives low individual and low income individuals more options about where they can receive care and what care is available


right here at home we have a potentially enormous domestic energy waiting to be given permission by congress to start going to work once we give them that opportunity will mean the creation of thousands


airways introduced it to havilland commons those were thirty six seat british made jets that could fly as fast as five hundred miles an hour six years later the boeing seven zero seven entered commercial service and pan am flew it from new york to paris


adequate water adequate food and be able to use a clean restroom and get access to their medicine it seems to me that that ought to be a basic rule of the airline to it's not and that's why we wrote this passenger bill of rights and the committee


headed tax policy we struggle because our trade policy all too often encourages investors to move jobs overseas in the last fourteen months i've traveled my state extensively held roundtables with community leaders and


cost of health care and college education already and they can afford this increase in the price of gas i just heard an expert a few weeks ago talk about if you just look at the past eight ten years of regular average middle class family there


stepped up and did something about it if we're going to be doing business deals with saudi arabia and some of these countries we should have the leverage this administration should have the leverage to push for more oil from opec next another short term


ultimately pay the price simply put we need to close the enron loophole and strengthen federal oversight of energy trading i'm pleased to say that my colleague senator feinstein and levin have succeeded including this provision in the farm bill it's another reason that we


example mexico owns all of their all and will not allow private industry to participate in its extraction and because the government is inefficient nonproductive their production has fallen whereas mexico has


conoco phillips just reported two thousand a turning for its first quarter up seventeen percent four billion dollars in profits for conoco phillips in the first three months of the year this morning british petroleum b p announced they


we can produce oil from anwar and we recognize that this will help to drive down the psychology and the speculation that's currently acting to drive world oil prices and i will be the first one


we'll have some hearings on that particular question but let me talk about some of the reserves we have in our country in our country in two thousand and five this congress directed the department of interior to study our reserves on the


federal government has essentially impose an additional tax by its inaction on the average working family in this country and frankly we have the tools available to us to remove that


kinds of things have to happen in the airline industry but i'm going to give a speech this afternoon which twitched which talks about the airline industry and how absolutely desperately close it is to collapse and


in reducing private property and hurt global economic growth the u n secretary general said quote he said this deeply rising price of food has developed into a real global crisis he called for world leaders to me


better the airlines that are still trying to provide their workers with secure retirement through defined benefit plans that are not for those and are still getting a much worse deal than the airlines the froze their plans but it is a bit fair


amendment i think the hundred thirty five thousand members of the transport workers unions whose pensions are at issue with this amendment they've stood up in what i think is the best interest not only of


after all the charts and all of this takes a knowledge stuff what's really going on here and i think senators and staff will find when they do that what's really going on here is the question of whether we want to keep two questions here


those the two basic questions so how do we get here back several years ago after nine eleven and when the country was facing some economic difficulties and when pension plans for going belly


that we we to senator kennedy answer and see have done a masterful job in moving this matter along we would hope that they can continue their masterful work and complete this legislation but i do say as i have said but it's worth repeating


and friend of mine in the united states senate came up to me yesterday and said well then wouldn't i be for having all restrictions against ethanol coming into this country done away with because i represent a state


certifying the efficacies of drugs protecting our citizens from dangerous drugs counterfeit drugs to do their job this is going to make it much much more difficult this is not the first time


that's just a fact now the second part of the amendment says it has to be assured that it will save money and pose no risk or save money that's easy the congressional budget office has said it's going to save fifty billion dollars in ten years


is he or she rich as he or she need to be taxed more but they don't think so about the veteran teacher with a ph d who maxes out at seventy three thousand four hundred eighteen dollars a year is he or she rich is he or she need to be


it's going to curb job growth it's going to cut the ability of people to find a job let me be clear unless we stop this looming tax hike which would be the largest in history more than two million missouri families will face higher tax


two or a w four can i fill out the ten forty easy or should i get the schedule d form did i fill out the ten ninety nine miscellaneous and the ten ninety nine dividend form what form what form a


petraeus talk about what's going on in iraq he didn't answer the questions are we any safer now than we were before this or act were started before the surge started no answer to that when we get here troops home no answer that


call them bitter disputes notwithstanding the but history of use of the word better may be empty sometimes it's applicable and i think it is applicable certainly the filibusters in two thousand and five and the


kind of stuff will never happen again there is some question about the way that senator coburn's amendment is drafted that it would be a direction to the house of representatives which


housing advocates the jobs folks and really figuring out what is more important and what we think we can get past so deal and i'm feeling very odd to mr quinn that we've developed a reasonable


about the same is what deserts are right now it's actually the integral of all the different surfaces on the planet oceans are quite dark snowing clouds are quite bright and so something like the balance is thirty percent the idea is can we change that coming


doing this five say no be clear on your priorities and say no to the rest if you have no intention of saying yes do not avoid the issue by saying maybe


enjoyed the privilege of working with an amazing faculty staff community and most of all the students belmont high school all these remain a special place in my they queue for the privilege and on it to be


do you have any other examples for utilities around the country that have taken a more positive view of residential solar and actions that they've taken well i'm damned if i mean many


environmental the draft will be submitted to the massachusetts department of environmental protection after the twenty day public comment period which has been extended to march


six year belmont selectman william skelly confirms what we all know bullying is nothing new when i was growing up in belmont many years ago i observed a number of issues of bullying against young boys and this continued through high school skelly


that they have to stop using drugs and recover and get a job and move to the suburbs that's just an impractical explanation or expectation for a lot of people by stabilizing people tend to make the best decisions for themselves and get as far as they


fifty three dollars each but after seven years the town would be saving approximately seventy thousand for automated pick up of trash and recycling versus manual pick up selectman


welcome to talking news we are delighted to have you with us listening to our presentation by members of the beech street center martha marion and jonathan here


have been studying the use of the incinerator side for years the critical factor is that the e p a requires us to install a cap on a forty foot deep ash pile it is not a suitable location for a heavy structure i


belmont senior planner jeffrey wheeler there are documents the town needs from the department of environmental protection before they can issue the permits currently toll brothers has been provided with a list of documents the town needs in order to sign off on the


director of the massachusetts association of councils on aging there's going to be as sea change in terms of service response and needs in many towns c o i directors the executive


conceptualized and drafted a food store it was one of the most if not the most popular request made by residents in the community stated star we are excited to deliver such a great amenity to the neighborhood in town


playground in conjunction with a lot of different people across across town and one of the things that we do in the book two of the things are that we work a lot with an individual students who come in for example lucas


thrive in domestic setting such as gardens landscape plantings and backyard grasses experts estimate that the majority of people who contract tick borne diseases came in contact with the tick that made them male bright in their own


bike daddy has not pulled papers to run for reelection and has not commented about his decision whether or not to run incumbents gail man and kathleen koch hand and newcomer david


search and rescue and opening up walls to search for fire extension he said gravely or let of burlington brittany taylor from somerville john kerr bello of salem and michael mcnamara


natural gas for energy production roughly forty nine percent of the region's electricity is produced by natural gas power plants up from fifteen percent in two thousand according to iowa so new england the increased use of


said for every ten point increase in the state's racial segregation index there was a sixty seven percent increase in the state's ratio of police shooting rates of black victims


separate studies on four bird of prey species the red tailed hawk barrow owl great horned owl and the eastern screech owl excuse me in the st study


and over the clare thank you bought new year new hockey rink but where by adrian thomas the skip very glittery low skating rink is more than four decades old it continues to serve the


home prices are up a scene incomes we have a tremendous need for more affordable homes in belmont for people across ages and incomes and particularly for seniors in families with children the


the th annual dr martin luther king jr community breakfast on monday organized by the bill maher human rights commission this year's keynote speaker was dr emmett price professor of worship church and culture dean of the chapel


you said and made me promise to notify the authorities you even remembered the book and the name of the author pointing to this rare diagnosis your eyes leached of that blue gray i see


parents a huge shout out to my teachers and the head of the english department mrs bosch mrs render throughout this year have been girl eat examples to me and even spared me so much


only one here at this table who can hear the words through cities trap and not have to go to wikipedia of course secretary cohen has insulted every member of this committee by suggesting that we don't readily understand that we're going to have to manage


in that moment of arriving though that dream seemed far out of reach growing up i saw how a bridge to education led my father to reaching the highest levels to become a college professor


cities and our towns and so much of that has to do with funding a recent study by an organization called ed build reports that predominantly white schools in our nation have twenty three billion more in funding than low income


widens or shrinks that disconnect idea club is our tool to help the process of bridging the divide it is also another source of information and more importantly education


school that that operates this paper on the back page of the paper we ran this ad we want to share an important story about your neighborhood that no one else has heard yours in fine print it says come on down to the bot haven


talk about version two of the listening box which is called the digital hearth instead of one microphone we designed a circuit board with eight mikes some like fun or a we package it now in a round we still love the wood


click on it to see who recorded who was the host of the conversation or we can scroll down and each of these little bars little cards represents one conversation so i'm going to click


appear in a local newspaper or a website or be broadcast on a local radio station or appear elsewhere including other forms of media so please don't say anything that you would want heard by the general public right


boxes on the other hand it's really important one of the impact criteria which i didn't talk about is whether we are reaching all all parts of a community and and


meeting town meetings which is need to be respected if they present a project town meeting appropriate to the funds as happened with the green then this is like me go and change the project then town meeting call itself back into session and tells town meeting tells us


is the beauty of this messed up system that the minuteman has set up whereby the towns that are the members who are paying for the building actually pay more to send their kids to minutemen than the nonmember towns who don't pay for the building which sets up this


builder how do you see yourself is converting ideas into action


getting their import and then town meeting and you know making sure that everyone is listened to but more and but most importantly the individual everyone individually from the community has


is shared but also expressed deeply from the self so these are just some of the things that i've been thinking about and we've been thinking about as we've been


frankly i'm not sure about how much hard planning and i mean i feel look at the waves you know what we've experienced so far but if you look in the future it's going to take probably three to four maybe more years to fully feel the


and walter wriston and all those guys i called on major corporations for the first fifteen years then i did a rotation and credit and i really like credit and so i stayed in credit for twenty years but by that time i was working for


study words that come up here and try to spell things correctly because you want to and that's important because the end of the day you have to be able to do those things you know when you apply for a job when you write a note to anybody and you spell it right


while we're waiting for our final swarm to come on i just want to ask people to remember to please support the the the groups outside please buy some pizza or giving pizzas basically away at this point eight dollars for an entire pizza you know going to get a better


nineteen or twenty or whatever it is so please give them and they've been sitting on those chairs all day long and they've been pronouncing words and they certainly deserve our respect i also want to thank barbara


doesn't believe in god yet they will become god that's a quote idea yeah merging with the machine shop so sure so you've got the floor i'm going to i'm going to sit back yeah when when when you think about just biblically and a lot of what you're saying is about come out in revelation


it's me to google knowing what you're into admin it be laving it yeah so you know one of the things i don't know if you're familiar with the filter bubble yes sure this idea that google get decides what you want now but not really that then it can distort that yes and it creates this


hundred one in what's called the liberal reform which is when the liberal elite of guatemala basically decided to modernize the economy around an agricultural export model so based on


direction of kill each it mohamed and osama bin laden the man has been universally blamed for nine eleven but if one takes a closer look at the available evidence it points to a much darker power seven years later


saudi arabia would blow the whistle that the united states was taking part in covert programs as far back as one nine hundred eighty seven the fall and protect islamic terrorists well it began in jeddah when i was repeatedly told


aiding foreign operatives against u s interests by passing them highly classified information not only from the state department but also from the pentagon in exchange for money position and political objectives the article stated


how can you start with a document that you know is false and and take that to the american people as a document by which


about fifteen stories for n g a partners if we're to believe that fire brought down three buildings on the same day on nine eleven that's very troubling for all of us in the design for fashion's architects


after the towers and also you get so tired and you need help but after you finish this part we went back and the snow started call it is so hard we got stuck in a snow for a least seven or eight hours


in charge and i am the one who is the principal i am setting the curriculum my curriculum might be different harder tougher writing easier then the one at the school five miles away right so you would need two things one is to maintain state


i'm looking for the room for the parental involvement and where is the room for parental involvement in in your your recommendations or does that play a role it does play a role and that's where pitt we think parents should be able to


o not the individual and so we're trying to create a system where people are smart consumers and can direct their own health care or choose their own provider now you know if you need cancer treatment you're not going to direct that yourself but what the patient can do is select


hand we'll see you next week right here on public exposure take it


accept here and now and you give your mind the command just like john whooper card on the enterprise make itself don't come back and talk to


that are not resolved so say we're sad or disrespected what will happen is that we we kind of shut down and we don't function for a period of time and then


timing is such an important issue and they were very focused on that and that's what the iching was designed to help them with well let's talk a little bit more about timing you shared that in the responses that you've gotten from the iching some of them might be


general a strain on most americans and that strain rains down to young people schools are more violent there's been a real increase in the amount of violence and increased sexualization of our


society which has really taken a toll on our young people the world is less safe for them it's less nurturing it's it's tougher on everyone and young people are


ourselves to become healthy and i'm going back to bring a panel of people here matthew gordon one of the top stream architects in the world of medical cannabis chris mcdaniels we're going back to hear from him as well as gives more professor gives a who's been on the front page of the


there were just small fragments strewn steel components there should have been much larger pieces for examination on the ground after all there was one hundred ten floors in each building and each floor


a compound of iron oxide in aluminum which when ignited sustains an extreme heat reaction creating molten iron in just two seconds thermite can reach temperatures over forty five hundred degrees


super thermite is sometimes called this red material contains also a significant amount of carbon and the formulation of nano thermite is described by national laboratory publications also implies


good we have them over at the columbus heritage first i think it's a second year i think for two thousand and seven yeah something like that and they were just a hoot because they went ahead and did this the parade and they just had so much fun


to come and play when we do shows like folklife we also perform things like a live allow ha festival in september we have performed at watching my own renton for their polynesian festival i think we're going to be at the thomas the


old testament and moses celebrated the first passover when he asked the israelis to cadillac and put those that blood on the left and the right and the top lent of the of the


believe the word of god quoting the word of god in the database bringing the word of god in every situation in the world in order for us to bring the word of god in every situation we have to have our mind


to sources that we've talked to here at n b c that the f b i rescue operations and other f b i operations are really in chaos right now because they can't reach their officials in new york all of their phone lines are down and now you've got all of their special experts on this


the cia ordered the building surrounded by f b i agents shortly after it collapsed since that they have been searching for computers and a safe filled with classified documents government agents watch the construction workers through binoculars as they


don't let anyone tell you otherwise


about it healing comes through facing the truth experiencing it allowing the feelings to come in so that if there are feelings of fear that perhaps these events were caused


dark side or our weaknesses is the most dangerous thing the observation that pride is one of the basic human flaws is absolutely correct


can come into freedom without the presence of the sun the star representing justice for the star just defies the wisdom of the creator in this magnificent


tell you ok all this stuff happened to us in four hundred years but then guy just shows you the mafia the messiah comes cleans it all up and weatherbee going to be the cornerstone of a new world that's it and that still but i want to bring that out to show you that a law is a loss plain as what has happened to us and is right down all the


cutting your nose off to spite your face and as they alter as i mentioned earlier they they alter wind currents which alters ocean currents now you have warm water going to the arctic methane is the greatest source of carbon that has the


palestinian refugees and through my friendships with these people that i met along the way i began to hear for the first time a whole different sort of version of the history and present of israel and palestine i really different from anything that i've ever learned growing up as a jewish


known as the calculated ghetto now or an open air prison even and very interesting is that as a person of privilege in this part of the world as an american as a jewish person as a white person i was actually able to see


family members and they put all these prayers out to god to bring them out of the coma as soon as possible because this is such a tragedy and this is so hard on the family but i think to really truly have


is so important is because in order to be a compassionate person and unconditionally loving person there really takes contemplation and thought on our part as individuals to say


consumer so start talking with them now build that relationship when they're younger and you've got them as an adult i say these marketers are very similar to pedophiles


but take a look at how many have quit recently it tells you values of what is really going on and the truth is spilling out no matter how hard they try to hold it back and they can keep


so that is definitely something that if it does go to voting get out there and vote yes on that do not go in on it because everyone has a right to know what is in there for


spontaneous trust and intuition and it was sort of like i made this discovery that there was this whole body of of information and knowledge that i could trust that i wasn't producing in my head


problems no domestic violence and the mom said nancy we're just a normal family we can't find any shelter lately the waits have been two months to get into a shelter in the face of a homeless


and i know that the sense has been going on for quite many years now how long have you actually been part of this the fair part oh gosh despair celebrated their fiftieth anniversary believe last year


we don't have affective home we don't have effective judges to be able to rule they're not strong enough or intelligent enough i'm not sure which one it is to rule judiciously because we don't know obviously well i don't know


let me be very clear i will strongly recommend that the president veto any legislation that sustains the unnecessary continuation of these two programs the budget and reviews are also shaped by a bracing dose of


out of fourteen thousand seven hundred thirty six has completed fifty hours of testing there's no reason to believe that the second engine won't encounter the same development problems first one has to go on but we can give you the analysis and provide you


bipartisan team very insightful comeback as always this is my sixth trip to afghanistan inspired by what our men and women in uniform are doing and we got down to spin boldak and nineteen year old army


their homes and in their jobs for that matter it is a broad based economic recovery built on the foundation of free markets mr responsibility and limited government that has made our nation strong and prosperous prosperous for more than two hundred years mr chairman i would also ask unanimous


major servicers to make sure that they are appropriately soliciting the homeowners that are eligible for hand modifications and that they're doing it in the appropriate way and third we run a call center for in partnership


i missed my first payment in september of two thousand and eight and as i ran out of ways to get extra income i attempted to work with muslims or several times but was not given any


very much for your testimony mr of crackers i'd like to go to mr strength i i want to know a little bit more about your experience with the lending industry you said that you've been able to refinance your home over the years and since you bought your home in one thousand nine hundred eighty for about


unnecessary foreclosures over six million homeowners are now behind on their mortgages and at risk of foreclosure more than two million foreclosures have occurred in the past two years alone by twenty fourteen


homeowners who receive permanent modification subtract expected rita faults and you might end up with seventy five thousand homeowners who are safe in foreclosure about two percent of the goal i also i predicted ultimately hampel only need a small percentage of


and the health and the health exchange i look forward to what i'm sure will be a vigorous debate on these provisions but let me acknowledge how far we have come we have taken another momentous step in our journey to finally fix a broken health care system of this nation i'm confident we will


you this and the doctor patient relationship wants sacrosanct is being trampled by coverage rules inflexible regulations and one size fits all policy when you pour through this proposal that we have before us and you conduct a critical


over two dozen hearings and i believe it is prepared for this long overdue undertaking however it is vital that amid all debate over policy and ideology we stay true to our duty


businesses and government have paid way too much as the president points out we are spending over two point four trillion dollars a year on health care twice as much per person as the next most costly nation without


modest in light of any historical cost analysis it's a sad reality that this legislation when pointing to these costs will increase the tax burden on businesses and families in one of the biggest recessions we've


information about their health well receiving the best health care in the world in addition i support combat in fraud waste and abuse in health care so that taxpayer funds are wisely invested in providing health care that


and they send the bill to those of us that have health care and that's the way it works currently we need to do it in a more efficient and a more cost effective way by bringing everybody into the system and health care costs as i


said affect everybody in this country and americans are one accident or illness away from losing everything even if they have coverage so doing nothing is not an option we can sit here all


than the people who rule them in washington d c and that at the end of the day should be the measuring stick for how well our product is sent to the president i would contrast that to what i heard back home in the district recently during the july


and are far less likely to have the kind of coverage that would ensure quality care


momentous occasion here to lift up the poor and the most vulnerable those most in need of help more savings need to be found within the system from all the players involved the savings coupled with advancements in accessibility to care are the down payment on


him make his comments at this time thank you very much for inviting me to sit with you today i'm very pleased that there is now increasing recognition of the vulnerability of our grid


the power grid the standard development system utilized under foot to fifteen evolve mandatory reliability standards using an open and inclusive process based on consensus although it can be an effective mechanism with


path we have had some bumps along the road where our first attempts at some of these did not work we listened to the inspectors we listened to the came back and this is our course of action and we really think it's going to close out every


one of the point list of charges to get started between f a a and t s a man first item on the to do list remains to f a a to structure a report from the carriers so that critical maintenance and the volume of


condition f a a certification that all repair stations be subject to unannounced f a a inspections the f a a shall be prohibited from certifying and repairing and any repair station in any countries up or have it unannounced inspections and shall immediate revoke


progress in meeting its mission of protecting federal buildings employees and citizens as you know after within the department of homeland security is responsible for providing law enforcement and related security services to nearly nine thousand federal facilities in two


facilities can be sufficiently protected and in a cost efficient manner through the utilization of private security officers however the recent findings of the g a o in a study of the f p s contract guard program were troubling and the problems that dandified


in i mean as you know for flights in general or schedules in general up to seventy percent of the sort of delays and cancellations and diversions are associated


regard to how aircraft would have to be d i asked him what would have to be done with the runoff and so forth and so we're going to bring some suggestions on dealing with that and our second concern is we don't believe that the the cost estimates on the rule adequately take into


flight you go on to expand and i guess my question is what has the f a a done to number one ensure that commercial pilots receive proper training especially regarding number


we think that's very important to that happens by other pilot reports but i think that what captain kaye pointed out is if you're the first pilot to go into that area you may not get that information but it's also depending on you their size of your


student is that so that they can address those individual needs of the student well let me turn to make sure that if there's time to others you talk about being able to record individual student or


anyone or is that a benefit


we know a lot in this country about how students learn we know that students learn differently and that we can reach them in different ways all the better if they collaborate with learn from each other we know that they interact with content good things happen instructional and


taking all their courses online and whether you think that that's something that we need and a separate accountability and we're out of time so i just that's all just added that's something that we should consider that there are also our students


exciting to have that kind of real time assessment i know very often we go through this idea that teachers are afraid of this they don't like it's not the way they did business the what we see is when we really have a first class opportunity to enter


voice costs in time all runs i'm also interested to hear your plans to address the concerns of the more than two hundred thousand employees the work at the department the two thousand and eight federal human capital survey


today i'm not sure whether this is your first time before the committee but i welcome you to the committee and i assure you that my desire is to be as helpful as i can to you to do all that i can to make your


relief to those sixteen persons who came forward and made offers of information to the government h r thirty two ninety would permit these sixteen persons to adjust their status to that of alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence so long


atrocious facts each individual would receive a temporary lawful immigration status and other words they release the information if they got a deal and on august fifteenth of last year d s s announced that fifteen individuals would in fact receive some type of lawful


has been tailored to achieve the greatest possible support and i think it pretty much exceeded it accomplishes a very important thing and i think this amendment really on the wind that accomplishment the bill already requires that all


hastert began to press for honorary citizenship for casmir polanski at that point i resisted honorary citizenship even though it was the bill that was pushed by the speaker of the house of my own party and i did


sanctions such as those included in h r twenty one ninety four as i said in my statement two weeks ago announcing this markup by approving the iran refined petroleum sanctions act this committee will take the first step to ensure


terminals for iran in the caspian sea and this while china arms sales to iran has included such items as ballistic missile technology air defense radars cruise missiles and i might add one of those


and state officials who have experience using performance schools and measures to drive government performance we are enlisting van and other leaders across federal agencies to work together as a vanguard for federal performance management


students might be more inclined to reach out to our school psychologists and guide was department in which i think it's just another area where the education of our students can spill over and help an entire family and therefore a whole community


male team but i would say we have five this year i think only have three male participants and the rest are just friends and i don't know why that breakdown is something the coach is as a teacher in the building is trying to change that all nice to


and then we all get like if if you're going to be leaving work early to go to a game your kid updates you and says i'm game was moved blah blah blah you know if you leave work so i've always had smooth transactions i don't have any issues with it so i guess i'm confused what's


have actually about it was about technology skills but it was also about public speaking communication skills teamwork and all the things you really need to be successful in life so that's one of the things i really liked about it is empowering


building and hopefully it can potentially apply to other buildings as well but i i do think putting more technology into the daily life of foxborough high school can really change the feeling around this building so you know your comments about the announcements in the media center i


think you're spot on i'm sure the other applications are all going to be excellent certainly your kudos to caitlin's idea and i'm sure there are others as well but boy if we can just do the little things even and have an impact on


is but that means anywhere any time any any one any anyone anyone anywhere any time and what they're there the training group and they immediately started during during the three day training looking officer sixty five in the online


tools that are there and particularly they only know books and that could change immediately how kids do every subject how you keep your notes so they've started along with matt doing a lot of the training but they are working so that we don't have to wait for a teacher to say i feel


essentially ellington and so going to been better news that they get it again it's the twentieth anniversary of that national competition and it's a pretty neat experience the only and so that was


roofs the tall sense been removed and now we have lighter weight insulation and p v c or or rubber roofs so you get a little bit of an added benefit from that as well so keeping my fingers crossed i think the


these are the regular meeting minutes from january twenty sixth infantry january twenty second all those in favor for zero thank you in our teaching and learning highlight


exploration understanding data which is chemical engineering you're just now finishing year five which is designing with data civil engineering and then to be experienced is unit six a team


throughout the day but we definitely take those interim steps to give our students experience and it's an important topic because you know as parents what we see is the change on the in the bus behavior right used to be they get on the bus and they talk to each other now they get on the


didn't happen training wise and have as many people do things that where the weather was evaluations or whatever which will require a little bit of money on that as well so it's going to go on the positive side on the negative side with those type of items this point so again i think we're in pretty good shape that way


so that's just just frames of the discussion right but by the time if if we did open it we the time for applicants then interviewing and all that and at most there would be only two meetings left in


going forward and if if the s b a agrees with that then we go back to the town with the final design and the final request for prove all funding and so i think it's it's a little bit different program that we've ever done on the amas


we can use it for any stem initiative that we choose so i'm going to janet spoke to her today i know karen myself but of homer and kind of get an idea she did give us ideas of what the other two communities she believes are purchasing it but


ask a question so i can come up with another option that you'd like to see feel personally i know people think of it i don't it doesn't matter to me what you decide we will make it work which is what i said lashley know we will make it work and i i think


so these are the twenty three vocabulary words that we got for some of them we had to look up the definition because we didn't know all of them and with the cards that they already had there were some that weren't really expressed very well and you could tell that


and i'll be planting some bushes and like berry bushes and things like that along with the czech dams to help regulate the water flow and become almost a natural filter for some hydrocarbons in the runoff from parking lot


getting rid of for not getting rid of but lessening the steepness of that grade back there we actually did quite a bit on that in the back section we there's a problem because obviously the closeness to the baseball


parallel questions are asked for people who are perpetrators and people who are targets of that perpetration so these are just examples again a physical aggression question is simply i grabbed and held someone against their will one of the things that's very important about this is we're asking about


on so there's a sixth grade effect and a fifth grade effect i'm going to show you data that suggests that what seemed this seems to be related to is isolation social isolation you notice that the the effects


much lower percentage identified incident yeah that's what i know a lot of the students feel most here so interesting yeah and while there are differences i'm going to say that the incidence of the band room are not radically high but


and doesn't work and how it moves you so this is the aftermath of the incidents is which is a what the student who is targeted does so in middle school it's pretty consistent they're telling


motion i'm just going to offer my opinion which is that initially i was inclined to support the early days as well support the superintendent school of the union i do think it is our job to do what's right and


we sit together and we look at pieces from all the classes over the the year we think about what's the strongest pieces that meet the categories to compete against other students across the state wants it sent in a


so the sixteen students who were recognized this year there is a selection of different grades ranging from ten to twelve and also you can see the different classes so digital media design ceramics sculpture drawing mixed media


who is one of our alumni


one so english for credit science one of which must be a laboratory science three credits social studies one of which must be a united states history and it can we put another parentheses on the end of that we didn't there but just to


reorganization and what we do is we appoint a chairperson and a vice chair and the way we follow the procedures we start with the chair and we take nominations from anyone on the committee who would like to make


strategic planning and again the changes we made here as we discussed at our last meeting are to just update the policy to reflect our actual practice with regard to strategic


on computational thinking i mean there's a real bind set that has to be established there to go anywhere from here and then there's another piece in there that i think is really important to students get young


parents that our own mccalla hernandez get a third place award for the southeast district in the composition time test so she was there is a musician but she also got a special award i wish you were here so we did congratulate her but he


announced the winners it's about the twelve hours we spent together as a collective community growing and forming friendships and meeting people who have the same passion and love for drama as you get something that's what i took away from that experience


for such studies it gives an opportunity through the review last year we had millions looked at identifying one of the core standards what's most important for students to know you know well moving on to the next grade level as well as content literacy skills argument writing how does that all work into


my comments i was just struck a step said that almost ninety criteria these were the five areas that we need to take corrective action and it doesn't seem like it's that i don't want


we were you don't utilize local newspapers and cable access to help promote the mission of the c pack my monthly meeting meeting every other month meetings and special speaker events on related topics such as autism's


microsoft access microsoft access is a powerful data tool in which we can use within the classroom to to analyze and store data for design needs all computers will have


and superintendents performance but we do go through them pretty thoughtfully and make minor adjustments based on where we feel we are on behalf of the town and progressing through these five areas so they have a think you re took our input and prepared a new


july at our meeting and did a lot of parsing of how how our administrative team will implement the acceptable use policy in the sets that out in detail


years ago but there's no record in the town side of this the town has actually used it from the town side they used the quaker school as a storage facility for while they actually rented out the pratt school but in order for them to move forward we really


have instead of trying to always find new technology to improve upon what we have so we don't have to increase my budgets and things like that like just finding new ways to use phones and what people already bring to school laptops bring more laptops and more tablets just things people


question one question for me mr cave you're going so our thanks to you for rearranging your schedule because that's probably was not on your radar several months ago so thank you for that


day a little later you see that that the boston area schools started partnering good luck with the district sometimes well most districts because it would mean that have to change timing of afterschool activities and change your superintendent i spoke about


the military command in charge of giving the pentagon control and domination of space because all warfare on the earth today is what they call net centric all warfare on the earth today is


and raise money for obama nationally within the jewish community so remember what i said early on soon after obama became president he announced that


thank god for the university of massachusetts at amherst economics department who in december two thousand and eleven published a definitive study on this question called the u


like another magpie to fight but sees itself and then using the mere will remove the spot off of his breast so this appears to be evidence that they have the self or in us like you and i would stand before a mirror and say


process we should take nothing for granted only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper making of the huge industrial and military machinery of deepens with our peaceful


yourself you can't work for one company your entire life you have to retrain well really you have to retrain with what money you got laid off you don't have any money to retrain and your salary has been shrinking for forty years so you don't have any savings it's not your fault and someone needs to


school the way that employers have done for hundreds of years and you know but now it's like no you have to work for free in an unpaid internship and you have to go to school on your own dime and then pay massive exorbitant student loan


buy it's a great time to be a buyer because we have these incredible properties we're just kind of coming out of a slump so prices are still reasonable and interest rates of course are very low and we have all sorts of different things for people to buy and particularly people from


have hair and fishing out in the water it's a kind of place to renew yourself two days here is like being away a week and yet we're only an hour away from seattle and that's i lived in seattle most of my lives there i worked and as mayor i would