beak crying to your heart with kidney beans and try other types of beans some of the others are pinto beans black i mean great northern beings and


so it's very culturally significant you know for our guests who come as well as very significant personally because they get so empowered yeah i call the school actually i don't call it a surfing school anymore to myself i call it a school of


of the building to have martial law to attack afghanistan they use a drill to make it stand down but can also be an open threat to other governments say see we really did explain why they always have to tell you what they're going to do well you did a good job right


ill person is someone who's been programmed because i mean the programming actually what's been declassified it's it's the air force darpa they do this to their own kids and really it's just perverts that go to the next level of mind control you know sandusky was doing mind


we don't find a pig attractive


who was a catholic nun and daughter of a u s admiral i'm a son of a u s air force colonel and a family doctor in a rural town in washington state we have civil engineers attorneys teachers electricians journalists postal workers


that there's a real struggle for the government to try and make a one size fits all kind of approach to food safety and that's just not going to work because you know we have like maybe two percent of the farms that are smaller and used to be only only


most of those microbes that we get exposed to in that live in our gut are harmless they they don't like a sick and even if they do there's probably just low levels that that if it's just a low level exposure it's not


dairy producers to make that choice of whether they want to provide that to the consumer to understand that the government rushed to protect us and i understand that the people that that made the mosque felt like that was the only way to go and


placebo controlled studies that underlie drug testing is designed to undermine the health of the public to remove choice for the individual consumer and to take responsibility away from us for taking care of our own health so i think there's a


the state could take its own deposits in its own capital and turn them into credit the first thing people say when you talk about public banks first they'll say well i don't trust government and i you know i don't don't want more


to disinfect and clean everything real good so you always want to be able to reach all the corners to cope with your designs easier it is to pick


more that cage is and you know tomorrow i'll come out here in the afternoon that all be tied in the binal of grown you know four six inches and i just you know take that velcro maybe the next


yeah because a bunch of people are posing like liberals and conservatives when they're all part of a criminal primitive group who you know i was talking to the goldman sachs former top executive who made this documentary a greater good about vaccines killing people


they don't actually have it in their bank vault presently the base salary of four billion dollars on reserves but they are going to go over one point five trillion dollars to cocos


body and there's a lots of responsibility in the keeping that charged up and going and what are some of the ways we charge it up in a messiah a we have


in the congress i listened to the testimony for two hours not one of these geniuses that represent us in the congress and if they'd asked to the counter party was or how walked how large the losses i didn't hear at one time or in the senate side for that


matter and look could it have been because the banking industry was funding all of their campaigns or it is i mean it's shocking i mean it's really distressing as a citizen when i found out i went back and looked and for the


mine you know why i tell you because you don't think i'm going to say something and i'm not i'm just going to sit there until it does something all by itself but while we're waiting


closing words were they rushed they stand which means the blessings already are the blessings the ideas and the concepts which occurred just a small part of the abundance of material john roger has shared with us over the years if you would like a free book by


who have enough sense to lead and then to see


loose and that's like five six seven eight years old and you go around feeling the tooth that is because how bad it hurt because you want to pull it out and i had a brother those older than me two years and


the left and right sides of consciousness the purpose of this discussion is not to talk about the separation between left and right sides but to get you to the oneness of the side you are in then you will straddle the line automatically


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matthews or first western properties or you again clark and it's not a dispensary and it has their sign chances are it won't become a dispensary for me to call on the sign just simply doesn't work because these firms will typically


of seattle washington proudly presents the ministry of bishop howard robinson tearing down the forces of hail of the anointed word of this trailblazer as he demolishes tradition ignorance fear and religious


one of our main stores there is oh goodness dockside in seattle and we just started working with our free fremont gardens and i'm moving further south has just you know as things come together i was i


it makes it easier to register with the state with the state in the cities that you're working with and to be able to sell to a larger group of people but you know you're looking at a large amount of money a huge outlay and the majority of us who


banned in my state i live in maryland and initially when we first started drinking fresh milk we participated in a cow share program now a cashier is very similar to a timeshare where families will go in together on a cow and then get the milk from


during this time our second son chad was in iraq and he calls every day eleven thirty between eleven i mean thirty he would always call him when the phone rang at eleven thirty we had asked the deputies if we couldn't please answer the phone that that was probably him


geographically is too large so that's really hard for us to do that there just isn't one that's really formed in seattle what is available in seattle well there's a humanist so washington which is a quayside you know humanist group there's a


process as a part of the sokol as process after you've created your card the final step is giving voice to your cars and so how would we give voice to this car well the first thing we do is so quiet is use a simple phrase such as this sounds like i


losing membership and it was the evan jungle in fundamentalist wings of christianity that were growing and israel noticed so they began to make alliances with jerry


crusader war like image of christianity and places where maybe people don't understand the different types of christianity this is what they think the gospel in jesus are all about


human growth and he tried to get his people to understand that government is the nature of man the nature of human society and that it was a spiritual a spiritual duty our


he received tremendous support from the international islamic world as they provided the community with crohn's and sent respected islamic scholars to the us he was sent numerous invitations to visit muslim leaders


monitor f a a vision and strategy for arnab aren't the role and use of third parties and training needs for controllers and pilots mr chairman this concludes my statement i would be happy to answer any questions that


always within a wing span of airway centerline the improve navigation accuracy in all four dimensions and able to increase airspace capacity and efficiency let me tell you about a couple of examples that showcase the benefit of our p and g s technology


proposals out there i'm pleased to join with mr quaoar in h r one thousand nine because pending the criminal immigration courts is important i'm also co sponsors of chairman res southwest regional border authority act h r two thousand and sixty eight which is a very


that we do the same thing for customs and border protection at the port that we've done for customs and border protection in between the ports of entry let's not forget that a tremendous amount of our economy


greatly improve both our from my border defenses and interior enforcement which i believe is necessary prerequisite to gaining operational control over the borders discretion is for the entire panel if they wish to answer do you


hearing is an important one i think we i think we agree on that and to the extent possible i really don't want to get bound down in an amnesty discussion quite frankly in this committee where it really doesn't fall under our


whatsoever his assessment of what's going on since three thousand of our citizens were slaughtered three thousand of our citizens were slaughtered in front of our base this is


constitutional it would be enable you to go and say you can't tell me to keep quiet this is what the law is you can't spend money if you're going to conceal that from us we have to have oversight power so this can be a real oversight i think the church committee hearings show what happens


of that to the committee we've had some discussion about access to classified information i have encouraged the executive branch to share with this committee in correspondence with attorney general holder i have encouraged them to


it's highly appropriate of the nature of the organization has changed or just no longer even exists but the government should take a fresh review of that and i don't i would object to that i don't think my boss would object to that who made the original


risk many of the services that they provide to people are being threatened by overfishing destructive fishing gear are run off of nutrients chemical pollution and coastal development the things that people want from


comprehensive and stronger system of coral reef protected areas i know this committee and that this congress is working hard on mitigation solutions trying to cure the disease i would respectfully urge you to follow your principles that you


protect the integrity and the resilience of these systems they should be able to withstand some of these climate change stresses that we can't yet anticipate so but we have to act now let's


includes field validation and o t any as well as preparation of all the departmental acquisition program requirements including presentation of the program before the d h l acquisition review board or a or b for a production decision we are committed to


cargo before it's put on a vessel coming to the united states we do not have a similar program in air or inland so even though we have that advanced information before the truck or the train or the airplane arrives in the u s we can identify the highest risk but then it would be looked at


this committee needs to release this report to continue the legacy of peg mullen and others like her who have been trying to hold their government accountable now for nearly forty years now yield back my time mr


iraq for not less than one year after march of two thousand and three and who have experienced ongoing serious threat as a consequence of that employment working closely with the h s to implement section two hundred forty four provisions as quickly as possible while meeting the


some of whom may be desiring to leave out of


vulnerable to bankruptcy medical debt is a symptom of larger problems in our health care system and although we can take some ameliorative steps the real solution to medical debt and medical bankruptcy is real health care reform that results in affordable reliable insurance coverage for all


particularly heated with studies claiming that more than sixty percent of all bankruptcies medical bankruptcies while sympathetic to the plight of these families in tough economic times i believe that to positively inform and steer the debate we need to


the michigan law faculty in two thousand and three prior to coming there he worked at several law firms doing predominately bankruptcy work practice focused on data representation in chapter eleven restructuring licenses a


problem is hearing and not for me in a moment like you know most committees a little bit late start on time but chairman lampson but obviously you're not and and i'm grateful for that i'm also grateful for my friend connie mack and his leadership in this


very honored to be here and to have the opportunity to speak but i i really look forward to hearing from the experts as well we thank you both for being here and clearly it's a huge issue it affects the food chain it affects our tourism


is affect every coastal state in the united states now florida texas and other states in the gulf of mexico are affected by halves that make shellfish poisonous that kill fish


national research programs will continue but new programs are needed and prominent among these is a program on prevention control and mitigation of harmful algal blooms this is something that romney and described as the r d d t t


i know a big bloom of a close might be are but what are spectrum of opportunities for this yes well speaking for cyanide bacteria and freshwater blooms and some what it pertains to the red tides there


beneficiary entities as well as to attempt to find an allocation plan that every indian has agreed upon the arguments that the individual objections of the band do not matter also fails to take into account the


distribution based on percentage of population and that that was that position then was supported by the bureau of indian affairs in the document that both of us have referred to


histories because it was federal policy to move all indians to reservations actually and to get rid of the indian problem one of those reservations was waiting at the other was read like there for a wider


a large membership because indians were relocated to white or however however many of the tribes many of the bands did not give up their on reservations


separation for the chip or tribe we want we want a government that is where people have a voice and and we want to government that is not


nigeria figured he would do the same thing in kenya and proceeded to trigger large scale ethnic and political violence from which kenyans are just recovering and we see today senior generals who had the


government and certainly the the manipulation of our of our government by the likes of musharraf and even to some degree mubarak but certainly


country and in many many states perform these services and as mr drew in mentioned there are adapted to local realities in my career as i have had the opportunity to work in a number of entities in different


in enrollment growth the notion that federal financial aid has promoted college access to the united states is a myth not a reality expanding these programs will not promote higher access


and loan information and as you know the latino community does not have a history of borrowing money and one of the things that we try to reach into the middle school


faculty that is primarily trained inside of the country and have looked at the ability that brings in creasing their research and research that to


quickly support them in terms of internet connections so that faculties have a connection to the rest of the world who don't load the materials from mit how to harvard where the public materials that are available they go to materials that are a little online but the local universities do


directly relevant to economic development and less interested in providing support for example research and scholarship in the arts and social sciences but i doubt that any of us here in this country notwithstanding our view that


return rate and that has to do with certain kinds of interventions and ways of approaching this first i would say that although i think study abroad opportunities ought to be made available that the


let me put on the record my concern and i am very grateful that primary and secondary education is improving and on the continent and that we have overcrowded classrooms i'm grateful because


to face that consequence and what we have done in h r forty eight eighty three is prevent any foreclosure for at least after for at least a year after they return from active duty sort of a complement to your


by collection agencies we owe the men and women of our armed forces better than this for decades the soldiers and sailors already back and a successor the service members civil relief act have provided crucial financial protection for


enormous pride years from now on their work today on the g i bill as with the great world war two g i bill and the g i bill that mr montgomery's name and which helped the fragile all volunteer force


and congresswoman bono mack said that if we ever had a hearing she would be delighted to try to speak and so all these all these months i've been eagerly anticipating it because we know that your testimony is going to be


possible situations only or a reminder one must change course in iraq we've been so focused on iraq mr president we've had the situation develop in israel with the palestinians


answer was no so mr president i just can't understand why judgment casey won't tell us clearly that waterboarding is illegal under our laws


now you'll notice i referred to cycles and agriculture and that's why i have long been a strong supporter of what is commonly called counter sick they kill income protection programs for our farmers and ranchers that's


these fresh fruit i have actually seen with my own it i kids eat fresh broccoli now that might come as a surprise to somebody a shock that kids actually eat fresh broccoli i've actually seen kids eat fresh spinach


but a few acres this could provide the help that they need to get into that kind of organic food production


make our job more difficult in drafting a new farm bill that being said key agricultural priorities including specially corruption nutrition conservation and energy programs all receive


work in particular i want to again recognize senator baucus for his leadership and taking a concept advanced by the national association of state departments of agriculture and making it a reality it is extremely


insurance that doesn't mean there's not a program under the current law the most people can hope to recover is twenty seven and a half percent of what they lose twenty seven and a half percent that's the most they can lose they can


skills we provide students with scholarships with the hope that they will replace imported foreign workers unfortunately the h one b program is so popular that it is now


fifteen percent of the taxpayer's gross income from producing property you know it used to be closer to thirty percent it should be higher than fifteen percent but that's where it is today only independent producers and rural to owners


shoulder opposed to oppressive and regimes that really governed by fear i have to say just briefly my my my friend from florida senator


and standing together with these young people for their courage and their bravery and also celebrating this wonderful award that dr a scholarly as we set will be receiving on monday which is a good recognition of his long work in the


page that on the children's health care program this the coverage of they'll be by state for dental benefits under the chip program the list of


providers and the patients and the insurance companies in the ad surance commissioners and anybody else with an interest insurance and we put together a plan that would effectively allow small businesses to work across state


quorum call on the floor of the senate as senators today considering changes to the alternative minimum tax an estimated twenty one million additional people will be affected by the tax next year if changes are not made the bill also extends expiring tax cuts and


offsets the loss in tax revenue by raising taxes for private equity managers venture capitalists and others vote scheduled that eleven forty five eastern for this motion to proceed to consideration of the bill again that should


the democrats have known it all year i will vote against this massive tax hike and i would urge all of our colleagues to do the same


within ninety days after that consumer signs those settlement papers the lender sells the loan to that secondary market especially selling and essentially selling the loan to wall street that lender then


down their deficit margins however each year after this provision only brings in about two hundred million why is that i'll tell you because about five point eight billion


the senate back into a quorum call now are waiting for a member to come to the floor and speak earlier that the senate voted to not to move forward with consideration of the house passed a m t relief bill a cloture vote failing in the senate on


secondly we should we should treat an issue like this as a crime against humanity that's another step that should be taken and this administration should lead that effort but unfortunately they have they've allowed a real gap in in


year old girl named abby taylor who was severely hurt this past summer in a pool accident something that could have been prevented if this body and the house of representatives had acted


mr president this legislation must pass the legislation as several important provisions it would take and the big consumer product safety commission standards for pool drains which are now voluntary and make them mandatory it would


from what has been happening and that's what we are fighting for i will close just by indicating that there is good news i see i wonder if a colleague from rhode island here who's been such a champion for us and as it


this is all because the market's already corrected it's not over it's now tipping over into other forms of securities it's now endangering as i suggest initially because of psychological factors as well as


but those that are still paying their monthly mortgage are seeing the value of their homes diminish significantly that was for so many people the whole sauce of well and fact i would suggest that it was one of the


across the moderate latitudes to the quatre to put it this sickly the warmer the region is the more diverse art species botanist david bellamy this is kind of interesting is david bellamy used to be on the other side of this article he's a very famous u k environmental


unbelievable can you imagine what securities commissions would say if business promoters issued a big promotion and then the promoters made the necessary adjustments to the qualifying reports and financial statements so that they match their


actually be ten times greater so it's a tax increase ten times greater than largest tax increase in recent history comics actually caps would also fundamentally alter the way we live take the case of the cement industry and its relationship to our daily lives c


is present with the twenty one million barrels of oil a day going to these nations that have these despotic governments we send as a nation at least a billion dollars every


been about since we were founded this legislation makes an unimpressive commitment to the american grown biofuels by increasing the renewable fuel standard to thirty six billion billion gallons by the year two


zero statutory protections for americans traveling abroad from government wiretapping none if you're a business woman traveling on business overseas none if you're a father taking the


kids on vacation to the caribbean none of your visiting your aunts or uncles in italy or ireland none even if you're a soldier of the united states of america in uniform serving overseas the bush administration


best interest of agriculture that that be eliminated and we've worked very hard to make sure that we try to be fayre to farmers and try to encourage family farmers to continue and the


and by twenty twenty six to fifteen to twenty billion gallons a year of cellulosic based ethanol it is doable we know how to do it we're putting programs in place to


as president he also indicated in that same brief statement that he and we as a congress have little to show for our having been in a year we passed a budget first one


with the scandal that occurred in the attorney general's office we were able to focus on the u s attorneys and change the law in that regard is present these are just a few of the things we've done but we feel good that we've done them and the president should not


time two year obstruction record in less than a year that million like a ballplayer hitting seventy three home runs by the all star break and that's not good this isn't normal obstruction this is obstruction on steroids it's not too late for the republicans


ten president clinton circuit court nominees including five after the august recess we've had qualified circuit court nominees up here for months satisfy the supposed criteria of the


we have seen what has happened in gasoline prices up sixty six percent we have seen the health care thirty eight percent education forty three percent we have the homeownership some forty percent and effectively


so for every six dollars of merchandise we buy from china the chinese buy one dollar of merchandise from us that's not me it's the beneficial trade and there are a lot of reasons for this surging trade deficit with china


to mexico well


process we've got to require reforms we've got to give them incentives to do better one of the things i think is going to really help that some of my colleagues on this side of the aisle have referred to is we are going to have more inner city


president can sign it into law before the moratorium expires on november first which is this thursday at the invitation of the senator from delaware let me try to put this accomplishment into a


knowing the situation that we've run into with the airlines where their people are stuck out for hours at a time is it a good idea to eliminate the center suggests we even are happy that we eliminated


it was more stable and it could actually better machine and cheaper yet better machine and cheever's and the hundred ten two thousand comes with a couple other buckets


think what i'm afraid of is we're losing the opportunity because if they move that light and change it to to a high pressure sodium that's not going to be part of their system change out over the next three years and it will have to pay to get changed so


have to live very painted and they said that they thought they had four thousand dollars of their funds that they could contribute to it which i thought through that made it easier to do so we got some additional votes


prior prorated informed you know that is that is the full membership of the fire department right so you're covering not five thousand people in jericho but seventy five hundred people in a while it's more like a thousand


different flavors because they're created for specific problems some of them are strongly you know economic development in the sense of proof jobs for


directly to the question that was raised earlier about what was done by the state police money sense that revenue was applied that money was applied as income to this current fiscal year


done i mean this is the only one that calls right now we're walking away from free money i would think you should just apply anyway just to see if you can't build a multi modal from the bridge to the barn down because that is the steepest part of the hill anyway yeah


very very nice presentation and talked a lot about the roads and different things that are happening up there she was also a climate action plan is action response


density by a percentage something as small as five or ten percent especially in the mixed use district and again i'm worried that there will be a backlash against the new code and against the town planning commission


fifty also voted but not the same language so we could not do anything until september when both committees and both boards voted on the same language which met our first meeting to even


portion of the property in the only portion of the property that's located in the village center zoning district which is quarter acre zoning so when you hear these discussions about development that's most likely the area where development if it were to occur


know it was never clear whether of course mike said his goal was to keep the whole property clear we know that there are those we know that one you know other people want to keep the gateway clear but i think in terms


was all of us but in all of those committees have to go back to our principles to get a complete so if you can speak if you feel like anything you say is going to be put on public and held against you you can't negotiate my second question


this information at some point rather than there's a curve in the beginning the first five thousand dollars gets you a lot of information the next five thousand dollars get you incrementally last the next five thousand get you correctly still


you so can i just ask you clarifying question about that so you're curious yourself about whether or not you have questions of your own about the the operations and


for the state and they're dealing with the t d m mill of lake champlain and this is going to impact all of us because the interesting graph from last night's privatisation although forests are the biggest land


approve and they hope to have begun by november but it's really you know people are kind of shocked last night on which they're talking about and then of course their face going by his pain for them because this is really significant because he said he said i know gravel roads sharky he


what we've gone for for the center in the corners and the riverside which is the largest area and the r p c is you know based on state regulations again trying to keep


only do we have now the artist method there which was in the commercial district on the other side of the road but you know that's something that could be fitted with a village center we had the hardware store of course you have a pizza place had a video store but that's closed now


and i say on the record that they're smart they're thorough they're their stamp they're not perfect but they are smart thorough and fair and they work really hard the same with the staff same with the staff


the number of people you see of the region so with regard to consolidate collection i think you know i just as the town thinks about this and considers and i'm happy to be a resource


and then there was a statement that the town would be voting on the four there is no clarity on whether if the town does not focus before the fire department is backing out of the field there is no statement on that question it's


would be the role of the c d c they would you know we'd pass the property over to them and then they would actually do the financials i mean it would be taxpayer money you know there's a soon as you think a contract year you have to put some kind of money


boards it would be public if we were doing work sessions with one select group member and staff with their chief to you know work through the process of what we want to see that would


skill because if they do that that says sends a very clear message i think we have and you know that's something that the whole board has to discuss it has to be warned i don't before we make any of those kinds of things i mean right now it's


possess or they cannot you have this you have the the green that's dated and no one else is entitle to that part of the dream so that cannot be overlaps and title only by


access it for the purpose and the town for constructing maintaining using a path for non motorized recreational purposes and it clarifies it or just face clearly as license is not a transfer of property rights but as a


opportunity to do this properly subdivided takes a whole ton of legal fees in time all that legal view would come from your taxes we didn't feel that that was a good use of the budget that you give us to spend that


comment specifically on the investigation but what i can tell you is that since this investigation started there have been more than twenty investigators committed to this specific investigation and it's a high priority for our


member report and then at that time they have a chance to weigh in and give comment again to the what board on how they feel about those changes and the situation again


next twenty years to have about one point one billion dollars in resources coming into the system for all of our transportation system needs to maintain and preserve the system we have already invested invested in building will be about seven


assigned to us to help us get the grant written up in an effective way whether it's action in this building as a currently stands would not conform to the


center within the town budget and because there's a public benefit it would conform and they've done their job and if i chose that we have done their foundation work is one thing and another thing is they're willing to foot the bill for the because they


to do the energy green first and the foundations second and that's one of the reasons why i got the slip board meeting wondering if in a future budget we could consider


couldn't be started until july first and you suggested that it really could be big soon because apparently because of the budget situation in the state the state has pulled some of their


have me afterwards and asked if it's possible to have the sheriff include governor peck in his rotation i mean you know it was an issue a town meeting or at least have the little readers sign down there because i haven't seen


that you know originally before the change of form it was based on case history and we didn't you know we didn't like that and so they wanted to the percentage of population would seem fair fair at the time because they were talking about


had been coming in pretty routinely at seven thirty in the morning and i said you know if you're coming in at seven thirty you know you want it to be your start times of three thirty five you're seven thirty three or four under seven thirty at three thirty


people i'm you know around the country kind of coming up with this you know these things now thats it patient still and you kind of customized it as best you can usually you know maybe you're really good standards customize it


for you guys so what's appropriate here so you know we still people when you're going to cut something out and like that's a good question like why are you going to cut it well someone might not like it you know well someone might you know or


actively interested should be ok and you said have some skill set yeah but i was trying to keep it a little diverse if you know of anybody i already have three people so how many people got five five five because we're because i think that isn't that what the trust committee was who


accommodate all the heavy vehicles that we know go through the area so that's why we took one house we were designing and we tended to look at a larger design that would have to be larger than the previous system footprint


because we do know that the high school we need to get the school buses the fire trucks there is the cars trucks sent us the firing range we do know that there's a fair amount of heavy vehicle traffic so in


are beyond that if the town were to consider requiring on then there are a bunch of other considerations that the town should think about before doing so exactly because at this point saying we don't have the authority to


should probably figure out whether or not we even need something first and there's nothing on paper that says that we need it there's no traffic studies there there's nothing so it was my primary concern i started for those out there


airports planes arrive from many different parts of the world


period of time this merchandise is sold at auction the sales are advertised and people may come ahead of the public auction to examine the articles and decide which they want to bid on


thomas there and i've got a little radio i'm just connected in there where the batteries normally are but instead we have a solar panel here we've got ac d c going right now not really my favorite band but to each his own i guess you can hear it just


here come over here and take a look at this model of the brain this is the front of it emotions are centered in the lower part of the brain the foam the third element is not consciously control


your heartbeat changes sometimes faster or sometimes slower and you agree that changes these are many other changes are part of emotional response and we can


hold it pretty close the runners will turn it on for you i think that mike is alive thank george and always thank you to george if i forget for for his work and setting this up and making it all possible and so


of this event we put off a lot of our routine maintenance and it seemed appropriate thing to do because we had other pressing matters at hand as


program let's see other other things i don't know if there's any other all entertain in the questions any other questions that would pertain the slot forward questions or comes a point


you know the whole our hope was to build this five you know and it's easy to take one time money roll it into a budget and use it and then where were you the next year


perhaps even up of and beyond the requirements of the state i hope that we can you know as as town planning goes forward that we can look at this and make a sacrifice


so you see how it's into so look real close right here ok i mean never when you're working with a really put your fingers in there that's that joint so that's the ball socket right there so if you cut right there and just


you continue the story understanding that


we can't do this without great volunteers and bob is a great volunteer soul think you on behalf of the city of


know if we could tell you craig i'm sorry or anything we can tell you that you haven't heard already no thank you very much just make some notes


they couldn't design the wellington school better than the building committee that they could there wasn't an engineer in town who didn't think they knew better how to put the systems in this is kind of an issue we have a town meeting no matter what the project is there isn't a landscaper


time is running out with the pool if the if the question doesn't pass which i guess is what you've asked if the question doesn't pass and the pool is not used we cannot leave it there as an attractive


in the c p a are designed for projects just like this and by putting the bond out what you do is you get your cash in but you delay the payment for food and that that's really a good way to


number if you want to amend the motion you can do that or recognize can amend it will get a second you can amend an amendment but that's about as far back as as we can go and i kill will walk you through the process so if you have something you want to say or something you


we look at the wages of the road crew and did it just those for everything working there just to make them to make them more in line with what their pay should be for the road too we did that last summer so


survey fourteen questions of items that he and others including his class at johnson college come up with to ask for monsters their opinion it's called a nonscientific


noticing it's getting a little shabbier and shabbier and seems to be an underutilized building so i'm wondering if this like word is given any sort of consideration as to you know it's a beautiful building in perhaps putting it to better use


ahead and see that in five or even ten years they might see the need for saving money to get a project done and instead of ignoring that and waiting until you know you only have a year or two to pull together and maybe not


other questions and comments on article eleven twelve or thirteen


and would you identify yourself yes that tenney borrowed originally the pool was going to have to be small enough so that it could accommodate toilets i'm just wondering did you now add more toilets and make the pull bigger than you


open till eight thirty a quarter of nine and jan and july and most of august so we've spoken to the recreation commission and we're hopeful and it would be good for citizens to encourage the recreation commission to expand the


is going to be twice as masses of people because it's so desirable how in the world are we going to accommodate fewer people in a more magnificent structure and how do we handle them that's just one question of several i mean there's no answer other the extended


so just wanted to get that out there for folks in the housing world this is a couple of really important weeks of celebrations of major institutions that have promoted and funded affordable housing and built affordable housing in vermont over the last


and i will get off the stage so we can get to that sooner rather than later but i'm next pleased to introduce a partner of mine and a good friend someone who is really a very strong advocate for collaboration and cooperation in our greater


and i go into it until the fourth third of november bruce and i leave the country


that let me go on to tell you that i've been in the health care business for a very long time i have a graduate degree in that in health care i have a law degree i've been involved with large university teaching hospitals about a corporation of my


programs so i believe that i can bring the kind of leadership that that is heights not only needs but also deserves from the people thank you very much ok thank you thank you


place next year so if you're thinking about would i like to drop coverage and let my employees go on as individuals one of the things they have to factor in is the employer assessment in


called climate generation their mission is to deliver climate change education to high school students really put these kids to be leaders on the issue and so we're now doing an initiative where for every north south and north that we sell we make a donation


about what we do and how we do it and and it comes through in lots and lots of ways and community involvement is just one of them


with information pro and con the referendum there was debate discussion going on nonstop every day including using car horns and here's an anecdote that i found


this got in the country because this was pretty pretty rural pretty country back in those days one of the things that happened there was that middle canada fire chief who was dick price at that time


work right so i got second and third degree burns around both wrists and i got badly burnt around my neck top my ears got burnt even though i had a smashed gone i still got basically cooked inside my


for everyone we have more equipment to use the equipment has a lot nicer than it used to be


so you've gotten some of what you requested you've asked for more technical information which is come in this graph paper form here and answer some of the questions for after correct ok you know it just needs to so again


question i guess is does to two hundred nine hundred eighty two hundred thousand dollars come into our control so that we can then deduct those services out of that yes i would say that with the high degree of confidence broken


to discuss confidential trying to claim communications which were made for the purpose of providing professional legal services to the select board and that we find specifically their premature public knowledge of


cause he's a guy who knows and and get his advice on things like that based on his experience and so on the difficulty is in


was not real serious but we had to get up in the middle of the night and go out and the dangers on the trucks froze and it was just one thing after the other it just was not a good night to be out and i know


and it just kind of stay that way so we looked at that and it seemed to make more sense to make the line with that that the firing range consistent so instead of having these tiny pieces that went back


comply with septic rules and whether or not you can get well and well joe thank


that could change but they were you know initially very pleased with with their selection and with how the process went so you know i felt comfortable after speaking to the two of them that this was going to be a solid approach


by tom planner in planning but do you see the billboard advisory committee continuing loraine yes i would think it ok to be you've got a billboard advisory committee think so to update the town's sign


five years and retire under superannuation which is the normal retirement benefits non disability benefit and assuming that the investment returns have been met consistently throughout that employee's career then the


fifty two in fifty three of your financial statements and that number as of two of june of two thousand and thirteen was fifty seven point six million dollars which means that through june two thousand and thirteen since gabby forty five was an


right but my point is that we are on a pay as you go basis for opeth now and the money that we pay every year comes from the general funds comes from tax raised from the


that proposal through modeling for pension and open have even if it might come at some incremental small marginal cost to the use of these consult i would hope when we have a serious labor negotiation proposition on the table that we


so many in fact that they are once again becoming a common sight even in our cities and suburbs they are right in the northeast metro there are four nesting pairs adapting to life in our modern world


said don't leave me behind and he said he was gone and i called after him i know why your wife left and right now i'm stuck there telling me to wait there till they come back well they never did


officers and some were it was called you had the officers and the men and that's the way to describe their own men you know they're all male human beings but they were the you have the officer rank and the and the officers are always treated better they would have better food they would have better health right


that sort and it was that and the men were just just absolutely flabbergasted that you know he would he would have that sense of that act of generosity in there so many times when he did those sorts of things that that instilled a


have to maintain a very strong sense of balance and tight she is particularly beneficial for people who have been diagnosed with parkinson's disease but anyone and you know i have to


it seems that these ideals are being challenged and being attacked right now and so we have a lot more work to do it looks like for you you know so then i guess the journey it's a lot of what we call it a long walk because the jury never really had it's a low warp you know to


information flow because if you have information about vulnerabilities between this players consumers may not all the time use this information because they either lack the time or like the knowledge but if you make this information a variable a lot of parties could


m select means update seven ten p m board of selectmen will discuss the draft warrant articles at seven forty p m sharon watson and chris gallagher will discuss the release of subdivision funding at seven fifty the


withdrawn i'm sorry i'm going to prague but i thought that was there and there were three planning board articles from the last time my chair same three are here


what the you know the elites names to it or something you know but it is just such a i mean this is what we're working from and if it's confusing at this table and people are speaking that's not on it just imagine the frustration at home trying to figure out right


night our focus of the discussion was on free standing sign definition so you know if you happen to be reading through this that's really what the last significant change was around


and what makes that easier is two things one as roger has already stated how the water enterprise already has sufficient funds appropriated from prior town meetings to


term relationship again this goes back to a little communication that this topic was voted at the last meeting with no backup for existing contracts existing


as we listen to mr riley review the valuation of funding schedules requested by the board and others i would respect the suggested we keep in mind that while adjustments to the funding schedule have been made in the past in belmont and elsewhere that long term fiscal


person and obviously this is the decision there's no argument about that out of the retirement board one thing that hasn't and i want to emphasize and that is the tradeoff here we talk about the budget problem if we're funding


you know get on be in soon let them see you know how great their teachers and the board their teachers are going to be really special form also just a couple of things we have to fast forward a little bit to next year


day and if she could reach them she received reward of doing a desired activity he has excellent in communicating how her day was each day and keeping us informed of her progress and if she had a difficult day or not lately his methods


store that sells handguns must now allow at least one of the handguns to be personalized have this locks technology on it that might be bio metrics and


do show me the calculus my kid was learning that you were teaching him and he showed them and i from what that he says this is a calculus of applied surreal world we can't use as calculus and he showed the teacher the calculus that he was


thirteen states and the united states you might democracies and that's how a lot of independents get on the ballot and i think that the problem too is that both parties are not about democracy nor are they about


representatives whether they're local or national so they can be heard on on issues where science could be used to make policy i think one thing that concerns me


is it takes the contention away from you i'm not saying do this the board telling you you know this is saying eat your broccoli and then and then you get your videos so it really is amazing how when you introduce


play or walk or you could have no buttons and when all the buttons are on it's time to go yeah


on the top it's like if you get upset you you know we don't want to see you crying we don't want to see you you know banging on the desk you can sit quietly and put your head down you can howard quite a ways and i use this


so is it it is it inappropriate to do or say if the answer is yes i can say it i can do it i might get into trouble and then nobody will be proud or happy of with or i can think


a little capsule in a big bucket of water and he had a sponge and you could just kind of sift it and you know wash tables and enjoy it and if we put a little under his nose and he could smell it and it made him really happy


during kind of restructuring again to see how things fit into the overall process i think there was always kind of encouragement absolutely you know thus the reason for


i prepared pretty much a mirror image of that proposal and and had had said that the lorraine so somewhere in i can just give you that it's pretty it's pretty much the same proposal same


service between those two things we cover the north american universe for people who are in the trade for people who are in the right the public administration trade so that's that's that's pretty


have had up not too far away are in hanover a gentleman leaving after twenty five years ah that's like when put to them so to select one on it a former selectman a former selectman from another


zax which is that if you chanting sex itself means remembering and there is an example that they always strike that at this table there is not just four of us here there's another


insights and driving impact i was wondering if you could share with us your views as you're traveling around the world what are the good references that you could share of public private partnerships and the case


brazil we have this more than just providing equity see and that for companies developing the private sector in brazil we are also called by the government to help designing and implementing public policies


a large amount of areas in pursuit that will not pay off for the investment so we are working in different solutions but the missiles but beside that we have specific arrangements that we can do for to


educated elites who do not represent the brazilian people i was at a session at the law school on friday where the same thing was going on thiago


the questions that we always get asked of what type of students do you serve them it really it really is diverse but i thought we put this slide together just to show you kind of the percentages of the three hundred twenty


phase because we need to get to know the student and kind of we have all kinds of people work and we have written assessments but they're not your child we really want to get to know your child and so there's a process that every teacher goes through to help the child to make to the new


really interesting or funny because we obviously didn't but the family's falling saying my kids are worried about their safety it's cold how do they know they're protected and that would not be considered generalized anxiety so even though they were worried about an adult be able to keep


behaviors like maybe try and stay in this time or maybe i'll try and take five minutes to answer the first question as opposed to rushing for it ten seconds like they usually do and so we would i mean we spend probably two to four sessions on just the three component models so four hours


so she's has told me that it's twenty three feet from my house to hers so that part doesn't distress me but i do feel that if i get too much shade on my driveway it with the moisture and so forth it's already


that there was on the one with meaning linking issue which i suppose may be true in this particular case but with all the other comments that were made by other neighbors and i know that we're not parties to mediation i just want


first and i'd also point out the board that if you noticed that the house to the north of ninety eight north hampton i was there at about one o'clock in the day and it's totally in shade from ninety eight north


take some really hard work to look at what is possible that isn't demanded by the current zoning


and the housekeeping efficient skilled management plus trained personnel make this possible


that perish to the one we are the savior of death unto death and to the other the savior of life and to life and who is sufficient for these things so we live holy in the light of our life shines


and another shot by bland that clad is on fire sixty four sixty dom on with four thirty five to go home


the parent to tell stories about your childhood too as a keepsake for your child to write it was wonderful it's a great day it's a great idea we also have a guest book that we sold out of within three weeks which sits at your


called loss and damage which is that even in the best case scenario now where we had a global emergency mobilization and we had a high adaptation world and a high resilience world and all those great things that


a parasite and the message of the democratic convention which i was surprised by how good it was was we're all in it together so when i talk about equity i'm not just talking about something like you know


big like your trust personal experiences are so different from your everyday life like an indigenous community that i'm going to speak about peru and i'm going to think it's specifically about i os god people drink a lot of guys part of their


and the community in our bodies and a lot of times i kind of put it when is the information is there but you just don't take the time to come out find out what's going on so it's readily available for


that we thought was included in the u s constitution that was the reasoning behind the strike that killed and why are our locky a u s citizen in yemen probably the most famous the drone program has


militant or if you're walking in a group or you're somewhere near a known terrorist camp any of these constitutes any one of these constitutes enough of a signature to target that person by the same


unlike all other in the origins is taken from the root of a shrub in the ground most of all the other and the origins live and grow above ground in the air in the sunlight so it is


professionals and building their dreams translating hopes into action and meeting all challenges with grace and style and at this time i would like to welcome our co host today elise hollywood


thank you for introducing yourself and for me i've been in the television business for many years and some of you may have heard of this small television station with a large personality called so the television that's where


and so all of that is good and at the same time all my nieces are connected to me so i'm watching every move so is watching as the world is watching yeah because again going


know well well you were talking to your actually set yes and you looked at her hand i did so she's going to come on now right and we're going to talk about her hand fantastic all right says


oh and there are two i wouldn't call them exactly professions but they are full time career there full time things to do one of them is mother or stay at home parent the other is lover or partner and so my suspicion is that your partner your


tommy member even care about timing and it seems likely that you will tell especially people who just come into town town meeting is happening in their life and don't even go to even bother why should they bother why should they care about what's


from the old regime the president appointed guy who's the head of the federation to be a member of the upper house of parliament the shura council so there's exactly one trade unionist in the shura council which at this point has


can call in on it five six fourteen ninety one if you're watching online it's area code six five zero and that should all be on your screen if you're here in the studio please wait for a crystal to get to you with a microphone just hold up your hand


way you want it you may not have the same audience you may not have the same budget but you know what you call are now like you said it's something you craft is it something you have to be judged on and i think it's something you express something that you


there's a lot to like many resources and skills different people have like for me i'm not really a strong audio person i can you know create shortly and i could tell a story but you know as far as the frequencies that i want to get as far


myself have in the past tried to write something and i i'm one of those people who put it aside and it's like you know it's half done and you kind of stall and stall and so what advice do you have for people who are in that position where they want to get their thing out and even


that green hey we're doing great here and sound sound is really important sound they say sound is about fifty percent of your movie and it is if you ever watch a silent movie you go my god who sits through these things


movie and then we'll come back and people ask questions and comments about it that sounds like a great idea ok


up and down the jump ball


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of about five years the incidence of storylines showing female victimization was significantly increase and also that the the number of teen girls who were


this is how they sell so close to teenage girls and looks like i'm about to be a gang rape there so this is this is what i'm talking about the woman in peril because it's not coming out too well on the screen but you know there she is on the right and this is in the


going to ask all of my great instructors to come out so the first thing is john is always the leader on the dance floor so he's going to start with his left foot the lady is the follower so she's going to start with her right foot so far


songs for me it's really about well you know i did when we talked about the songwriting process the rest of it is i write songs and then spend years parsing them to figure out what i meant by them and i just cover who i am through


the broader teams tonight


monument you can have a big lug like brezinski delivering milk in it why don't you get wise to what you got for that overcoat ought to be in the smithsonian institute they pay real dough for smithsonian but do you really think you know


but so are you you have to decide whether i'm guilty because i really am guilty or because i'm luther bradley's daughter if you book me now you'll never be sure what you did because you really believe i killed walter bardach or because max


found itself down by twelve points at seventeen to five during the first period but it has battled back and now leads the game at halftime twenty seven twenty five both teams have at least


almost gets the ball under their own offensive basket


three point from the corner doesn't get anything


she has it up top of the belmont bench getting into it imploring their team to play defense here's roark with the take they're going to get the foul on the floor


on to help home battles going talking with coach pressure last night a little bit and i think you still are going to be on the bench today unfortunately and i think they're starting our number forty two ferdinand in his place ok sprained


this is going to come back for belmont


so we'll have an exchange of handshakes with each team and also with the two officials mike phil part and paul newman and then we'll have the second


our second one is on the money to twenty four eighteen is the score belmont active now on the defensive front of the watertown work and it beat the press trying the half court trap here fighting to get out of it as they work at the ensign


played was seven and one half inches per second but now high fidelity music at the new low speed of only three and three quarters inches per second made possible by the development of precision


incentives for progress and the other factors built into our dynamic private enterprise system have enabled us to utilize our resources to the fullest extent so we do have good sound reasons both abstractly and self interest


would be sufficient to provide for such needs of like this fencing but i'm happy to present to the council here today that the archeological inventory survey is proceeding it's moving very positively


but worked for the county all his life for the water department is happily retired now and without him i wouldn't have been afforded the love and support and an education that i had to be able to be here today so malo


pedestrian perspective so you really don't even need to talk about this in our code with this legislation so i would say bill number forty eight is not helpful


negotiations so we don't do these precious lands and i would also say that maybe we want to do an independent assessment to see what and do that fairly quickly to see actually


members see none all those in favor please signify by saying i write those opposed say no no measure passes with six eyes and one no and two excused thank you for that


in recent years scientists have been hard at work on new ways to use the incredible versatility of satellites helping to predict blogs and planning how to prevent a satellite photo manipulation


substance it could actually cause their symptoms but if you have those symptoms and take that remedy it actually relieves them give you an example like coffee let me think of coffee if you drink it late at night it would keep you up be awake


college couple of year is not happy with the job market and looking for something to do if you have high energy you want to career where no two days are ever the saying you're your own boss you enjoy helping people make their dreams come


joyous moment never to be forgotten alone in control a powerful engine throbbing up an empty sky above all right with the world are so it


information we're going to give it to them again eventually but when can you talk just a little bit about and then we're going to go quickly to a commercial but the health benefits of function way sure i'm on several


that doesn't mean that you can't intentionally make some changes in them and so using intention using words thinking of things with power is something everybody can do i would encourage everybody watching the show to take a look around the room or


huge boxes ok receptacles or it could even be a great big trench all the way down the street it's saying it's enclosed


other you know shrubs and perennials and the kinds of things that you see in a rain garden when michele brought up the city's parking lots and cities must be a


we need to probably start thinking about this our water when we're comes from and what we're doing and what we're not doing absolutely and again this is this more under the jersey water works initiative than than my particular


to purchase it so if you go to somewhere that doesn't carry a high quality fish oil you're really just wasting your money so if i hear someone say oh it's too expensive i'll say yes but you're what are you getting for your money if you're


by weeks of silence between the two brothers one morning there was a knock on cords door he opened it and followed a man holding a carpenter's tool box i'm looking for a few days of work perhaps


the water there are two funds one is sewage and one is water ok and the committee report was fifty two believe it was fifty two and the first one


comfortable moving forward and i any other questions or comments members see none all those in favor of policing fire by saying i think those opposed say no measure passed the seven eyes zero nose and two


ordinance relating to the capital program for the fiscal year ending june thirtieth two thousand and sixteen


bringing in this bigger perspective in the in in the work that we're doing and in our state oh so just to acknowledge a little bit in terms of resources we have support for the resilient community project from a couple of research centers and research and outreach to it was at the


of those using that easy to your food stamp card up to ten dollars per market i can match with coupons so it's a really great opportunity and i really ask everybody to help get the word out if you know people who are


grown in hawaii number three logo items or items for direct retail sale by producers that has the producers business logo permanently affixed to it and for other food items which are food items that were neither an


walk over to the planning the planning department at least seven or eight times to redraft and keep redrafting and only last like three days ago i put i i am i'm hearing over in the


and that will give us time to get a response from planning director spence on whether he has concerns or can support this amendment it will also give us a chance to get something in writing from corporation


having prepared a number of our youths male and female to become lifeguards like running instructors lifeguarding instructor trainers it's been such a joy for me to watch the women be able to go on to higher


actual documents themselves not with lawyers or anybody else's interpretations of them but the actual documents so this first one is the agreement itself concerning the development and dedication


to ten years it was twenty five before the bill was amended recently and now if these properties are foreclose the banks would be extremely inconvenienced if there was any affordability clause


also see that as really pono and really keeping with protection of our public trust resources the last thing i will say is the county had an agreement like this before was called the central valley joint venture and no one kept accounting of all the


we are throwback television shows now we all know my favorite here is sanford his son sanford and son was the american dream or the ultimate hustler the junkyard junk man that ran his business what it would a serious series fis so for you


anxiety low self esteem social isolation avoidance of medical care just to name a few problems if you can imagine some of you out there are dealing with


me at this time there are however treatment options that have helped many people although anti depressant and high anxiety medications are sometimes prescribed most people find they are mainly helpful to


replace the disease fort and then it goes into disuse it's kind of a hiatus in the conflict between the french and the british up until the seventy years war the french and indian war and then seven


but it was more just used to help supply troops as they went up through this area and also as a weight as a waypoint as they either went from new england and up to fort ticonderoga or down to four edward


officer major gordon forbes of the knights regiment and again so kind of direction so front what body past the creek on the left and we have to do some kind of


apply for the bulling and the remaining millions that were enrolled in current use the pilot does not apply to the bowl plans that are in current use the lancet and current use i'm not


their mission statement to teach individuals to take personal responsibility for all their actions were sustainment there was nothing for it it supports what they are doing and the issue for us their i r s exemption when they are


strokes and trauma or serious accidents and with heart attacks all of these you have to have complicated treatment and generally within that golden hour and some heart attack you have to go to


one physician dealing with life threatening acute medical matters and to me that's telling because we are not computer so thanks for letting me get back in again mike thank you very much doctor and with that members without


committee was very much supportive of thank you thank you any further discussion members miss cochran thank you chair and yes i concur with mr hope camas comments in regards to this appropriation we


and we found a much more logical curve and we saw that the the cost per capita only varied from the smallest from the the lowest cost municipalities which were about


talk about what it will take to maintain and that say in the case of the road improvements that falls on the trends to improve but if we put in the shared use capital whatever we'll talk about that the maintenance without the other town they'd be roughly


there's discussions of what's the speed on the road what's the volume on the road what's the travel lane with is it twelve feet wide is it a lengthy wide and when you mix all those factors together what's the best standard for for


interdiction so they have quite an area to cover and then i have to in state college to scranton to philly harrisburg and pittsburgh southwest so we cover vessel so these guys can get around so if there's a god accounting


to get to it in the last two years so we definitely need to get to it and this two years we talk about deficit reduction this is not the first time that we've done deficit reduction during the last two years we did a major deficit reduction and what we did was


and rather than to go into the unknown and not know what the reactions will be by the for profit market i believe the responsible thing is to roll back the change slightly to treat for profits and not for profits the


public university we now know is roughly thirteen thousand dollars the average cost of attending a private university stands at thirty thousand dollars that's average as i said and i know the people here can says seitan numbers and statistics that make that thirteen


them throughout their lives but when that high school senior receives a pell grant money that does not have to be paid back the dream of college becomes more of a reality


rate that you charge on these student loans and she said oh it's about eight percent and i said no is that the highest rate you know the highest rates nineteen percent is quite a difference think about your home


as to the individual and i certainly agree and when someone like bill gates of microsoft comes and says you've got to give me the visas so i can bring in foreign trained engineers for my expanding information technology company


so my point today and i appreciate the chairman being here while i'm making these remarks i would look forward to working with him because he has long experience on this program and he has distinct views on and i've heard them i've heard them


the national association for college admission counseling reports that the average cost of a community college is less than half of that public college and one tenth of that of a private four year


try to address this i don't know if we could we could deal with this first issue first and then the if i can if i might try and have it get some we're on the finance committee i'm over and respond to that to the


one that no one can ever take away from you when i was a young girl it's a catholic all girls high school my father and mother encouraged me to see kyra education my father's grocery store had a terrible fire


come before the committee it was an interesting challenge to be on the committed during such a period national transition and alan simpson and i were the two junior republicans on the committee that year but i guess the


well i hope the judiciary committee will take another look at this nomination and look at what has been said about the nominee and his qualifications and his entire career


success for all of us in america you know my own personal story i know that my parents never had an opportunity to go to college or to get a college degree and that in my family though we were poor


and the members of the health committee with a vote of seventeen to three have brought that legislation to the floor of the united states senate today and i am proud to be a supporter a strong supporter of this legislation because it will keep hope alive in


according to the humane society there are about forty thousand dog fighting operations in the united states


social socio political changes we know that various committees in the senate foreign relations committee being one are dealing with this issue as well focusing on the implications of global warming to national


and we will get it done it may take a number of cloture votes we're going to finish that before the august recess and it would be to the advantage of everyone here mr rosen to get that done and the staff who center mcconnell and my staff has worked very


to my democratic and republican colleagues that we're going to work on this amendment until we get an up or down vote on it if this means staying in session we have no votes of course tonight but if it means staying in session all


including many retired flag officers to speak out a dozen former generals and admirals warned in january of last of zero five that the interrogation techniques allowed at guantanamo and


democrats and republicans have to come together on this crucial issue of meeting the health care needs of this country of wiping out this moral blot in our nation that millions of kids don't have decent


with the marines to rout whole groups of al qaeda operatives and similar progress though smaller it appears seems to be occurring in other areas at the local level so the benchmarks don't consider those events and whether or not


fraudulent that the person's area legally they hire him and never get caught so we have tried to put this basic pilot program in place to be one step beyond where we were in one nine hundred eighty six now at the same time our


and he'd been over there teaching vietnamese how to grow sweet potatoes agricultural things well don lou said no and this young man i had sought out dollars because luke had written a book a book about vietnam called the


authorization bill we have all agreed not to do so but that we definitely will be saying this coming up on the defense appropriations bill in closing mr president this issue the


a change is necessary we owe it to them at this time total surge force that just been in place for two weeks we have some good indicators at the time to make that kind of charge changes september and we can't change the terms of the deal now that was


month of september that will be taken again in the month of september when the president comes when general petraeus comes with his report i would hope we could set the whole issue of iraq aside go ahead with it with the authorization for the equipping and training


is he is now in iraq i believe is still and serving his country in effect of why and i'm very proud of him and we deal with a


stewardship and nuclear weapons complex actions taken by the new majority in the house cut approximately five hundred million dollars from the upgrade and modernization of facilities in the nuclear weapons complex these are responsible for refurbishing


everything or having at risk everything that they own because we can't seem to get legislation passed because of obstructionist tactics so let me repeat again this bill is supported not just by the


between the iraqi government and its sunni arab neighbors specifically egypt jordan saudi arabia in order to build broader international acceptance for the iraqi central government in exchange for that government meaning specific


their cause in the region and in the world report goes on to say that quote a premature american departure from iraq would almost certainly produce greater sectarian violence and further deterioration of conditions the near term


arrived at this critical and desperate moment has been well chronicled and history's judgment about the long catalogue of mistakes in the prosecution of this war will be stern and unforgiving but


judgment of our flaws and follies because when it mattered most we chose to put the interests of this great and good nation before our own and helped in our own small way preserve for all humanity the magnifique sent an


respect to the protection and political participation of the sunni minority we should begin a broader effort to establish a basis for aid and even peacekeeping efforts by the international community keyed to political progress in


president's the terrorists are in this war to win it the question is are we would going before there is a stable and legitimate iraqi authority would turn iraq into a failed state and a terrorist sanctuary in the heart of the middle east


trying to fly to chicago long before there were transportation security agencies and people taking off their shoes and x ray machines and i got to the airport twenty minutes before the plane was about to take off


to america the dream act is their opportunity they have to work their way into it they have to prove themselves so they will have a chance the nice thing about this amendment is both sides the aisle agree on it we have strong bipartisan sponsorship of this amendment


and certainly beyond charles krauthammer krauthammer points out that this new strategy has already begun to show success for example in the anbar province which was


intelligence apparatus that's want to kill a lot of people to enforce power you're left with a number of different sectarian groups that don't get along and now yugoslavia six countries into a thomas regions after


and you're seeing now an ongoing migration of iraqis inside their own country which i think suggest iraq will eventually move to what some would call a soft partition and that's the logical thing that would take place and that is taking


place today it's an outcome with many historical precedents most notably and recently in bosnia in the one nine hundred ninety s so senator biden and i have introduced a resolution calling on the iraqis to reach an agreement that would formalize a federal


very seriously the senate's constitutional duty to provide advice and consent with regard to all presidential nominees but especially judicial nominees the judiciary is the third branch of our federal government and as entitled to great respect the senate


perform the most vital missions that of protecting the united states and coalition personnel training and equipping the iraqi army and continuing to fight the terrorist groups particularly


we call it chip but the the federal government refers to it as s chip in our state over one hundred sixty thousand kids are served by this program right now but there are tens of thousands of other children were not covered


idea if successfully implemented could remove the incentive for countries such as iran to develop indigenous uranium enrichment programs for nuclear power reactor fuel this would address the loophole in the nuclear nonproliferation


would lead to a second level course as and same with the digital art curriculum we intend that these programs to grow and we hope to grow these programs in our current facilities so that someday when we move into a new facility that has a really great digital art


which was a larger group had about fifty eight seven through twelve to eight through twelve and six for nine through twelve when we worked with our own leadership council which is made up of our principals and our direct just wrote the district which is about twenty twenty


to show that if we build these schools right or if we reallocated space correctly this is the kind of capacity to these schools would have and this is the cost that would be attached to that renovation that's an important point because i think you're


our middle school six seven eight again there's a lot of assumptions there space and it's be a partnership whether we decide to wait for them as b a or purchase it and build it on our own nick cetera so i guess i want to end by


intersections of their cars able to do on their own or need to be guided so i do see some of the stressors are still there and you know start radicals are too strong a word and intended to be that strong but i do kind of wonder back to this point


don't provide spots like like the gym you know we have a gym that's really a small gym is really meant for survey yoga studio it's really meant for sort of working out and we've used it for we've created this game we called neve volleyball and it's really kids on their knees playing volleyball because we just don't


recognition again this is i think a pleasant recurrence for one of the best communities for music education and it's recognition from the national association of music merchants and this reflects a lot of wonderful things and there's a list on the website for anyone who wishes to


we actually have to we actually have to build a wall that we're going to take down in the first phase that ends the school so that we could heat and cool and and keep the school safe so that's that's going to be on this side of the heavy line and then


have both designated space and shared space for instance brookline schools all of the school age is is based in the schools some of the classrooms are shared some are designated so i


would encourage us to at least look at what the barriers are and think about creative solutions and if it does mean that some place else then then in the end the barriers are so


and when the finance committee asked me to go into an moment i think i will too far because this is a lot of information and we want to make sure people understand it because not only does it affect our operational budget year in year out it's also the


moment india three so we're we're again trying to present as transparent to the public this is what we said we would buy this is how it went over the course of three years as it relates to special education we've also promised the


process i believe that natick spent a couple of years studying it and felt that it was obvious to all that this should happen and and i don't know what process belmont would go through but


the i don't know if we ever voted at this meeting so i don't know if you want me to bring this topic up on the twenty fourth for a formal vote of accepting the position of the funding sources identified and we can have that discussion at a stable maybe the night of the twenty for the


right so the only thing left is future business upcoming meetings people twenty fourth we have the scheduled meeting for the final seven eight seven thirty and then our next group committee meeting is here at


to be a school of almost fourteen hundred students how do you get a smaller experience so one of the things in it and this is why i didn't do her entire presentation on a rival dismissal and always does that real sexy stuff but it's really important so


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so again delmon knocking on the door here sixty minutes in


opportunity for feedback and some discussion on the marginal classroom conversation that's upon going on with our space taskforce want to give you a little history and a little bit about how i want to present this information tonight


provide schooling to all of our children across the whole time


take thank you so clearly this is a topic that is very complex and lest anyone think it was a hasty decision it was not a rushed decision you know but one that evolved over the course of program decisions that occur


pull together some of our best practices and share them amongst ourselves and maybe quote it a little bit with the principals to see if we can support their work and their programming after school there are a huge part of our program to provide a great function and a great service to our


exposed to all kinds of different ways of thinking different kinds of life different kinds of people different circumstances and by learning about those circumstances through beautifully written


the past three years and then of course we had the approval of the new seven through twelve high school which will should solve our of roman our space crunch issues for the foreseeable future and i'm very pleased that next


that rink would be developed privately but would allow the town the opportunity to use the facility for whatever means they need whether it's high school whether it's recreational use or anything else along those lines and so it's


school side at least leaving the same footprint so we we were at the planning board last week and it was determined that we would go for i believe four hundred parking spots on the site when the high school was completed which is


with a larger rink in what that might consume in terms of site space and what that would displace one of the considerations is not just to build you know attractive rink that meets the needs of the town but also to create enough programming space within


so do we have a motion that in accordance with the massachusetts general laws chapter seventy six thousand two hundred and eighteen dollars whether or not the school committee


again in about a week but right


glad but some folks met with argo this morning and i think maybe a good next step would be for me to get the contact information of julie you julie you have the most questions and maybe we could get up a cohort of folks that are going i could be together with


website we do have a lot of great high school activities going on between concerts in all of our winter season teams between our girls ice hockey boys ice hockey boys basketball girls basketball


of the tax but see any there's a lot more than that and i'm not an expert in this i'm learning as john is learning and we're all learning but we brought an expert in this we're going to talk about how we achieve the energy that we are going to be saving


now this graph is very important because what this graph shows is over the course of the year the impact of the building energy of the building heating and cooling loads on the geothermal little sister so the red part


with the panels this isn't just an example of a typical solar panel they come come out the field they have connections for the wiring already they just get these change against like a plug and play kind of operation all they get back


would you say i'd share that these are all budget neutral additions to the part of the studies and we appreciate the hard work this proposal was done early at one of our school committee meetings prior to a


three and four will still get to general music lessons currently there so the big changes that really would come from grade five and there are exciting changes for the music program it solves the equity issue where you would have some


next meeting on the seven


ask if there's any questions that i can answer before i go into a couple things that we are offering you don't want high school beyond the classes for students to be leaders yes i'm just curious if you have maybe you don't have this number


is currently armed and leadership roles that have the capacity to be leaders to go through a full day training and what the court leadership does is it creates a sense of community for students confidence


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selectmen or the school committee where there are questions about you know strategy vision you know kind of the pros and cons of a major initiative like doing municipal broadband in belmont i think there are a lot of arguments for it i


school that gives our high school folks the ability to continue that tradition and it recognizes the middle school students of as being bill school students like junior or lower folks


onside beautiful coverage beautiful great defensive pressure by both want and they got the defensive ruck defensive ruck really nice pressured


the overload if they can get it out


if the camera man here jim comes over and picks up something and i fear that he's going to hit me you know if we're domestic partners that could be a domestic assault the penalty for that one


call come to what we consider a hot call you know something that could be dangerous like a domestic assault or any kind of assault or assault robbery they're pretty much they monitor us on the radio we don't even ask they come


gentleman was a point three two five b a c blood alcohol content he was first taken to the emergency room to be screened and then he was taken the jail after that because most people out there


get a match name and number and then they just start spending it they this one one of the particular cases they went there for five different stores and in the florida a public supermarket which is kind of like our


insurance and can also try to help you get information about the flood insurance situation as of october one of this year in a month or less all structures that are getting renewed


but i haven't so unless somebody in the community the town has seen something that's still in process but that if it's showing up any moment now which is probable we're probably going to see something like a new official map next spring


gauge in a big spike so you can see the huge amount of water that showed up from irene and center rutland at the same time in middlebury from the same storm not so much water showed up the red line here so that was a little bit quieter and


we can get homeowners insurance fire insurance flood insurance we can get our finances in order because the flood insurance is not going to cover a lot of the damage and cost in the family we can elevate the structure to make it higher or we could


many of the goals one of those is to deal with flood resilience as a community and so it sets up a series of goals and elements that should be in a plan the next time it comes up for work and the intention really is to


warrant and that's money they're trying to get money to feed their heroin addiction so it's been a pretty busy year we currently have one new officer in the cademy he's in his third week cademy is sixteen


plans at this time nor do we know exactly where we want to put it but i think we'll have to form a committee within the next two years to the room ten years from now look at a new fire police station


it say that car was going sixty in a forty five and i stopped it when i testify in court you know my national clocks were whatever speed was but i also observed both watching the car and watching the radar the speed


is not a criminal complaint this is a civil complaint and we can't handle that for you sometimes they don't like that and sometimes are thankful that we give them the proper routes that they can take over in my book case over there


and if we get the search warrant granted by the judge and get the information we think is on the phone we should hopefully clear out some other ones it's now winter time people still don't come out of fact this morning i just stopped a car for doing sixty


for the time report is i'm going to highlight some of the cases this year i do an annual report every year you'll see that in a town report i try to break down you know who the officers are what their you know how long they've been here


that temple bone and they can kill you like that so we're the ones i'll be looking for are the ones that are usually attached down here on the bat someplace there's drawbacks to both kinds if your hands


a matter of fact because of that once we got the videos it was easy to find her because she was in the correctional center so we just simply went down the correctional center gave her a citation appear in court for a false token that was one of the cases and the other case was similar


that's all we have today and we'll see you again in a few weeks


it should be ok i don't think it's i don't think anything's come of these but just do that for your own sake since the last time we spoke we still have winter here and i know i harp on this every time we've investigated fifteen accidents


said you love or wish for richmond we can throw together really quick slideshow turn it into a video and you can have it on line and say here's what our process it's asking these questions what do we love what do we want what do we want to change or what do we imagine so if you're not


strategies we're going to show you tonight won't fly here we can tell you that right now you are the ones who have the knowledge to be able to filter those out and take this one yet the seminal work this is going to engage our citizens in these are and when you do choose them and you start to make them your


only the wastewater treatment plant the farm and the whole rosie salmon grocery cemetery so that's the difference in the waste water treatment plant is like twenty are use because they use over a million gallons a year so that's


you know we have no choice and those told you before when we have domestic assault cases and we actually see signs of physical injury no matter slight the victim no longer has a say in that we have to by statue make the arrest


stop you know right in the middle of their hand or around where people are walking and standing i'm really trying to avoid any pedestrian slash motor vehicle and


tardy and i'll get to the end so that's two lives i think there's two remaining groups folks who are behind and could make an agreement based on future rates and could keep it up i suspect there is some


things you read up on the town play it says that fifty percent of the housing parts of town are fifty years old and i think it would be to the


watch so if you don't have a three of those two didn't really want to talk about the accepted agricultural practice marks fairy really likes to go with what's in chapter one seventeen


which means bagging and removing all fire engines in town and will no longer be a fire protection system because it will be the milk of the community that only need a water supply system


so all these are new charges stirred up


you know how many how many decisions how many applications come before us that and need multiple hearings other than those where the process requires it like the winners i plan and final say again we have no control over


that will really impact on people's lives why do we need it well because the top plan says that we need to conform to the tub plan the the problem is most people don't realize that when


scared people there was a lot of people who work on it's not scare is the right word but anxious about what they were hearing you know there's a lot of word out from cork forum there's a


yeah and the next issue on the agenda application on the agenda is chipping county fish and game club which is a continuation of a previous hearing application twelve desh zero two five motion to


current storage capacity with both tanks for the old concrete fifty thousand gallon tank in the steel tank everybody sees it's two hundred fifty thousand so right now we have almost twice the bare minimum support consumption


fire for half an hour before you go dry or before me drop below what we need to provide for the mastic water the five fifty would be what we need to provide fire protection for


itself getting back to the site we knew we had with general sloping site growth from the end of the last six to the entrance of the road at three and a half percent so i mean


changes to the lock configuration so everything fit well on the site and there is no issues with the isolation distances


quite some time our family has been in town were in that eighteen hundred census andrews's are listed then so we have a real strong history here and we really wanted the fire to be a fire my


they have to be developed you suggested i get per view of you she i have requested one should be able to furnish it to you in a couple days i do have an e mail response from the firm of specialists that basically says just ok


and it's an injury to the environment and to humans and even if we can't see it we hear it it disturbs our peaceful repose people i know you probably are aware of some of the studies on noise


of the grex and i understand that mine is it's not considered you know my plea is it's more of an emotional thing which is why i tried to talk about the science of noise because when you add more people


and then a gravel path to the main entrance to the room that's point to house the classroom and a wall pack light on the side and then a couple of requests for


contaminated water into our water system because all the water that point into the building went into the well pit and was pumped down the reason we know that it's possible to pump


and that none of the previous approvals said that the owners have to come back to the dear be all whenever there's a bounty bidder valerie just for greystone they've all come


duplex is fine but the so the


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in spite of the progress of preventive medicine in spite of public health programs on community state and national level tuberculosis still attacks almost as many americans today as ten years ago although the number of


get elected an entire government from top to bottom that is if a majority of the voters think the way he does about it