they should be able to solve for ok why is the sky blue yeah i know they take in the physics of spring they're taking all the physics to bed with that kind of question but they never put those things together and in with ways of thinking they were allowed an answer and then they realized oh wait a minute even


way of looking at it and so when you take a math course say as an engineer if you take it from out department usually they'll teach you how mathematician things which is ok here is there's a difference and there's the and then the mathematicians have this culture of kicking away the


example throughout the whole state and how to do things right and we have training going on with rensselaer county all the county saratoga county in schenectady


waterways we get those plastics so we added litter and we'll pretend those are plastics and this is how our lake has evolved


they've got this spot in holland this is what the job is and amy was


public health service at all you may feel that your home is safe you have taken every precaution to keep your family well but you don't live in isolation a neighbor stricken by an infection


areas present another challenge to the community health program public health officials regularly inspect factories to try to eliminate hazards which would otherwise cause crippling accidents in this work they receive wholehearted cooperation from


you have seen some of the ways a well functioning community health program operates are you receiving this health protection in your community many communities are not is it fair for you and your family to be without the best health


biological questions and it's a very sort of exciting time in science where there's a lot of crosstalk between physics biology chemistry computer science and hopefully you'll see some of that during today's presentation as well so so i think with you're familiar with the idea of


similar idea and all the ideas leading up to mendel had sort of one basic component to them and that was the idea that that that sort of these traits that are inherited and you know what people noticed is that


makes peas have seeds that are yellow versus green and so so the the kind of the big breakthrough create came then at the turn of the century so only forty years about later where these two guys


here ok so the way we're trying to understand the folded state is we look at the position of the different of different genes and and i'm just going to tell you this little story and then i'll stop so we do experiments we look at the


folding even though it would it sort of completely eluded us that there was a possibility to this happening because of the fact that the d n a so huge and it has to be compacted in such a small body and and


bakers yeast that i mentioned that was one of the first organisms that we sequence here is human genomes and we're trying to understand this fold state because we believe that this folded state carries some important information about


catch on what are you and i going to use for money while he's catching on


we might want to have their own way


access to these things though yeah you can go to money web but the idea behind here go ahead yeah let's do it what you want to search for


there but that process is being formalized with the creation of the property disposition committee it's my understanding from the comments that have been made by several of you that


that there were a whole set of scientific issues of which climate change is only the most recent in which people have challenge the scientific evidence and what we discovered was that there was a pattern that the challenge took the same form in every case we don't really


problems but it has just taken these years and it seemed like it really got off the tracks begin the eighty's with the with the reagan administration in those people carried through on this you mention a lot of these very right wing


thank you ok thank you


not been discovered so far ok so and that's the only way to get at these particles is that it i mean this is this is one of the ways right other way you could think of is this is by you know this is like a big hammer good yang right getting about the other way of looking


resident of that get your stuff get out we don't care if we're wrong because clearly i told them that their dismay would be a flawed process and i hope that this body will bring some justice to


now actually my my landlord knew her better than me because she had lived there long time and i didn't really know her real well but turned out she'd gone into breathing distress and they called the empties and it took a while to come which is fairly common where i live and i can


to work a garbage truck we can arrange that


thousand jobs created not granted chicago is huge but it is a job creator of those in the city to have an opportunity that they might not have even on a part time basis to earn a little extra money


customers and the stories that i hear i don't think i realized when i started he says in how big of an impact that car pieces can really make our pieces make really great they're really


analysis city itself right now on the budget it has a stellar seventy three thousand and we are asking to have that increase to eighty one eight twenty eight and fill that position with the city


time so in order to be sure that the city receives this equipment in a timely manner i even greater than her earlier than the end of this year early next year what we're proposing is to


now something people have to pay for for free which is you can sign up to be alerted when a bit is put on the ground trying to get yeah it was i thought that was a really good step forward and i think we're


discretionary funds that were being prime targets and this resolution would seek to get that off the table and take that fifty four billion from somewhere else


be the sectors to increase our marketing of what's available to residents so they can take advantage of these issues i think it's important for people to get into the building permit process it's


to the audience when they see that they don't know that there's but that's communicating that you are allies that you're a person and they they go there with you


people struggling with poor housing limited education few employment opportunities and little throughout america regardless of race or heritage they are trapped in a life they did not choose a


course with for ted viles on behalf of ted viles family we've celebrated as an organization many of the students here at p c v who have won scholarships so we've had the opportunity to sell very things here so it seems natural to have a family gathering and again


are long and meaty with a well rounded turnover the line this type of hog is a high percentage of the lean cuts


in addition to whatever social networks you find are are they have been the most successful for you and they don't have to be all of them i don't recommend businesses to be everywhere if it doesn't make sense if your audience is not there


hundred thirty one nine hundred fifty five you recall that when the cars were first used here in town they could only be used in the summer months because of the road conditions and that the rest of the year you'd still have to use horse and carriage this


is always perfect too it doesn't make mistakes no either so whatever showing up currently is exactly in that precise divine moment of timing what you need the most to get saluted that's how it works so


be pretty flexible and keep it open to whoever wants to participate so if there's somebody that wants to participate a business organization that feels like they're ready to go we're happy to entertain that and figure out a space for them to be in or able to open their own


nice he secretly recorded her all kinds of all kinds of things oh my goodness but as soon as the company found out about it they fired him so and that was cause that was a good thing


and sexual harassment is not something you can do in ten minutes it should be a video that you watch on your lunch hour and then you check the box and those were developed really to protect firms and you know it's a protected division exactly and so you know talking


of the time but not exclusively the chants are two different names of god and that not always sometimes we're just chanting something as simple as peace


in order to do more research and try to assemble a play based on that in the throughout the twentieth century really documentary theater sort of just like documentary film has


predominantly i do my sessions remotely and all i need is a picture of the animal and a list of questions that you want to ask and during the session if the animal wants it i will offer them reiki remotely most animals love it but


scan of her body and stopped right away actually with her mouth i'm tasting kind of metally taste and so i just wanted to ask you what's


such a dramatic you know example of you listening to your and wish and it's not always like that every day though it's new plans it's just the little things that are trying our intuition is trying to help move us along you know in a direction that flows and help keep us


are only two words j j and sanskrit means praise and ma which is a universal sound for the mother and so my idea is just if we can all sing along and just sing j mama then


so i think that martha's y definitely tells its slant in fact for a long time now i've called her the emily dickinson of hardwick vermont and she delivers her delights in a wisdoms in a way that as


know a poem when it takes the top of my head office at how she said it and i say it's usually when it makes my socks fall down or wiggle around my ankles but so there's a visceral feeling to a poem i think and you know some of the best poems are in prose


question is will you know again as we get to the recommendations clearly of the high hand it's a seven point seven million dollars projected shortfall in fiscal nineteen and the four point five billion dollars shortfall through fiscal


so we used to get a hundred sixty five thousand dollars a year for kindergarten that helped pay for the teachers in the eighty's we charge tuition for kindergarten to support that so everybody could have a full day k it was a skill we really didn't have enough money to pay a certain amount and we've been doing


find better plans were not in a private employment situation where we have any control whatsoever to in terms of our pension construction too deeply and you know that very well to be based in your background we've gotten some


day to day tell me something really cool that happened today like not the how was your day i was terrible and you kind of roll with that start with one really cool thing happened in your day today and it's going to be a little bit of a struggle maybe in the beginning but people start


problem but there were forgetting about the capital side of the equation and you're not hearing this in the media today for not asking the owners of the company to give it all to the p employee but to give a part of that so that way they can also accumulate the capital


energetically and more to the awareness of it and the spirit of it so give us a couple of the benefits of yoga i guess from a research perspective if you know them and then just from the day to day


in you know that quick quick aside but it's not very far sighted is that i can't make a client and have her any past like the client is going to uncover what their guides want them to uncover and not you know lead is not the


random act of kindness remember to contact me if you want to learn more about meditation private instruction and group classes thank you for watching and join me next time of


develop rewarding bonds with their furry friends stay with us positive energy starts right now so he and angela welcome to positive energy thank you i'm excited for you to be here to talk about animal communication


fundamental so so having relationships is a skill so then in other words it is something that someone can learn with time so what's the biggest how do you break that down


home in the body so call young talked about the concept that the soul who actually wrote a book about qunu yoga which is where i draw from along with shamanism but the concept that the soul is looking to inhabit the body and that the


all its forms more than ever and roomies name always comes up because of his beautiful so much speaks in his and his beautiful poetry and it kind of bypasses people's i think misconceptions or their their conditioning because everybody can appreciate a beautiful


clients as with myself we look at the events of their life in that kind of a light you know and understand that the reason for coming here is transformation you know many


your life in a completely different way so then it becomes easier to bear those horrid a you know you're able to see that when your heart is broken that as that teacher said that's where the light


gramberg here welcomes the positive energy and lighting television for the a balding told our topic on this show is the power of drumming the rhythm of a drum like a heartbeat touches something deep inside of us stirring


sizing it's really over the long term that you're right reap the most benefit right one of the probably one of the most rewarding things that i do is i work for atlanta health medical center so given a shout out to my all behavioral health


actually a snippet of these guys carving these drums out with these primitive looking axes and that's how they start with a log and then they chop it all up and they cut the hole and they get it all round and all that stuff and then that goes to different carvers and then it goes to


use metaphor our language is replete with metaphors we have so many metaphors that we have been used over time we even have a whole bunch of dead metaphors you know that they've been used so often that we no longer hear them as metaphors for instance if


you know it's amazing what people take away from it when they see themselves in a mirror and so the idea of using the the opportunity as actors to tell stories that


happening and so we did it and i'm very proud of how we've all come together you know to present this work just to let people know that there's a voice out there who you know that are fighting for what they believe in


people well but a grandpa was born in a different time and he may mock me because your mother makes more money than i do but i want you to know that in this stage there is absolutely nothing wrong with that how


steel when he was in his neck but if we're talking for character that great magazine scene feels kind of out of place i thought that it was more the slip chad in but again it doesn't really work out the calf or something so big name just under the surface some other


from university health services


and the coach jason vigilante who's now the coach at princeton he was uva at the time or he was in charlottesville at the time and i you know i really wanted to make an olympic team i really wanted to be an olympian that was made for a very long


my way of knowing about it had to be from what people told me through the time of go in there for the funeral and so on but it also meant that i had to imagine make up a lot of it because i wasn't


capsule floating in the sleet toward unknown galaxies of eternal mid afternoon light with berkeley and me in orbit around the ridge hot bobby judy planet well the boxed it goes tiresome if you step out box number one thousand and


had her life of had mine and who can say if what happened made any difference to either of us her remembrance may bring her a twitch of a smile but that's all sometimes i feel i'm a sliver of dust in the great pattern of creation i think


thank you thank you very much we have our agenda and i think that his right i am ready frank you i will move to amend an adopt the agenda as follows add to the consent agenda item


fox news and that's not what we want that's not burlington i think it's really important to tell people the truth thank you thank you trav fireplace and then


it's your network and i thought isn't that nice it is my network and the house we if we can keep it that way i'm not looking forward to next year's this topic mousepad burlington telecom it's tangs network


the other issue i want to address is experience there's been a lot of talk about the experience the two cows taking and shearers bring to us but the fact is none of them is near as i can tell has near the experience in


everybody wants a co op not everybody wants ownership even in a continued ownership been in the asset some people just want to


proposals both of the shores and the team proposals have commitments that they make but it's it's just not the same as as being able to keep the decision


really true on or at least my best my best estimate of that and what i came to find out was sure is that i don't think they are at all about getting rich quick when i reviewed


think a significant number of detail points that are really important i'd like to step back a little bit and talk more about what this vote means tonight and to point out in particular that you know we're not


ahead that they will assemble a commercially reasonable offer that also addresses the flexibility for the city in deciding whether to go forward with the carried interest equity or not at their discretion at the city's


end there were quite a few people here so you know i'm not the only one but i know that i've heard it from other people and i think that's important feedback and we need to i guess get a better understanding of


would imply to current service but those those conversations those meetings those public forums are occurring they've also encouraged each board member to submit to their local newspapers and outline or article summarizing what the next gen


pay three hundred fifty dollars a year to become to be a member of the united states chamber of commerce we don't see the world the same at all as the u s chamber in fact


runs the best program in the state universities are different our mission is different we're liberal arts school not a business school but this is but but we have a very good business


myself moving my family to vermont by most metrics remount comes out on top public schools and and what made the determination where we were going to land and i'd have


well toward that goal but obviously we pointed out that committee has pointed out in this documentation some areas where we could do better and maybe want to do better taking into consideration the demographics of the community


panhandling and what communities needed to think about and one of the majority of the discussion was about creating legislation or laws or ordinances and really a discussion or a


kevin and i propose and that's also an opportunity for them to again address that with you if they'd like to see something added back in which we encourage them to do so we're trying to get that to you is as much


opposed to reviewing the recipients and i mean all right i think that maybe centrist and just because the hose got filled for ten years as i mean it's always filled you know to each individual organization


in the driveways in the and their driveways twenty feet from my house so that kind of things as far as the dirt in the garbage it's a problem of candy wrappers every day candy


was for fifty thousand dollars ten thousand local money which is coming about a capital stormwater account to develop a fosters control plan for the town so we know when the new permit we're going after move phosphorous but how do we do


silent applause because it just takes time and the slows things down and it can be you know so there would be great if we do really appreciate that aaron malone and then russ scully my name's aaron


tonight is that the the night for truth between us and i think tonight is the one the city council has to make it as we been at this for a long time two weeks ago madam chairman you challenge the local option not to sit us


while offering a very competitive bid that should avoid yet another fight this is not been an easy decision but at this point if you feel it is time put this episode growing consistory to bed and start the healing thank you and you again


before we get too deep into the idea that this is just a passionate outburst by those who want to keep our internet here i just looked to talk about the different ways of looking at these economic decisions we're hearing a lot about fiduciary responsibility and that's obviously


some requirements in their documents around the city


there's concern about how user information is shared and i don't think that that is something that any of the offers have spoken to and since i'm going to expect you don't have any answer on that i'm just going to


from these businesses and i'm going to skip a little bit and any and all costs associated with investment in cable television fiber optic in telecommunications network are borne by the investors in such business and in no event


the assets would be foreclosed on by i mean fiber company is that correct it is and under their current agreement if that were to happen in some future universe that they were chosen would


very informative and helpful you know i support the co op because i think that model is the only way to protect us to keep local control is to protect current and future subscribers against a market that is dominated by huge monopolistic


works is that we need to deal with a straight face telling people and you what are the people of essex say we took your investment and we're no we're not giving it away we're getting something in return and you will put that back in the water


of all the attorneys it's posturing we think you know what's said here undocumented it preamp is important and we took it for face value that we wouldn't change mine on on such an important issue


orientation there on the left hand side that that's the zigzag of existing vegetation there so that and that's quite a distance of that size of buffer there seems less of an issue a lot of the planting is really just and hence in the building of the


examination of the premises examination of the premises for the market street build out i guess


that we may move things around a little bit we did get some shells on wheels where we could because we want to be looking towards having that flexibility in our permanent location as well so then as you


downside of staggering the driveway just that having to face each other probably not much on a low volume roadway for a single family home so that's why staff would support relocating to drive or to save the trees for the trees


needing to be demarcated she does want to i mean they've they've lived at this this property for years decades with no demarcation and there's been no impact to the buffer so i'm just wondering whether you're


but there are many of these with and there are small kitchenettes there are many of these and built ins that we have to accommodate that type of usage i guess i'd like the


you actually touched on it a little bit and in your introductory comments were what i wrote down here is invest capital and in the parking area correct and and my question really is i was reading through what it


think what i'd like to do is tell you sort of my sort of opinion or what this is maybe hinge ing on is what i what i don't know yet is what is it that this agreement


time so we're probably looking at a closing hopefully in early december if all goes well if assuming the board approves authorization for me to sign this tonight i will be back


working for anyone who wasn't really focused on maintaining and improving that i do believe you can be both with every fiber of my being and i'm an old guy and most of my working life has been


maintain that through this process where there's been a certain amount of independence on both the town and village but we're getting together monday for a winter operations plan we're going to go over some things for three or four hours have lunch together and all of duel of good things so we can do that


administration cost associated with doing two different fun things for two projects and splitting them up if we're going to be able to do two for we can wrap in the one that's obviously profitable from the from just the


started you said this fifth plane and everything but then you said it wasn't the right building correct how can it fit to plan is it design


two studios and instils were it was very important that at least a parking space for each unit was available so we have provided the twenty eight plus additional parking spaces for the odd


allowing the government to eavesdrop on phone calls and e mails in the united states in cases of suspected terrorist activity the white house said the justice department would not ask the u s attorney to pursue the house contempt charges and they report the associated press


we'll continue thank you very much madam speaker and let me conclude by simply saying that mr diaz balart is one of those members and we all know is a fighter for freedom and has been throughout


when you would what you would tell me i'll never forget he told me


a conference of a committee hearing this afternoon a senior justice department official says laws and other limits in acted since three terrorism suspects were water boarded has eliminated the technique when one is now legally allowed quote the set of


speaker we are facing massive problems with regard to the price of energy energy costs money and expensive energy cost jobs and we are seeing that now happen in our economy


in oil are particularly proposed to us in light of the fact that china and cuba are drilling within sixty miles of our florida coast while we are not allowed to drill off our coasts you know the us contains seventy percent of the world's shale


americans don't understand why we cannot drill for oil in oil yes we need to do so many things to clean up the air yes we need to make sure we are investing in clean coal technology so that the three hundred years worth of coal we have in


coverage for their workers and undercuts our ability to compete in a global marketplace and he went on to say that the key points in his present taishan are quote although recent declines in our annual budget deficit are good news


end to the discriminatory actions that insurance companies now enjoy we have to bring an end to discrimination against any citizen in this country based on their preexisting medical conditions and before i highlight the bill that i'm putting in for submission


fifty nine and inherited the magnificent now magnificent mount vernon when his brother lawrence died stayed he was an ambitious farmer planter and businessman at first specializing in tobacco during the


yorktown in seven hundred eighty one affectively ending the military aspect of the war and after the treaty of paris was finalized he resigned as commander in chief of the american forces and surrendered his sword to congress on december


finally his commanding presence had been the central feature in every major event of the revolutionary era the lynchpin of the continental army throughout eight long years of desperate fighting from seven hundred seventy five to seventy nine three the presiding officer at the constitutional


particularly in central asia her comments to congressional committee come amid threats from venezuela to cut off oil exports to the u s as well several incidents in which russia has or threatened to cut off gas supplies to some of its neighbors most recently brain here's her quote it is a


understand what the government's anti terror terrorism capabilities will be in the days of that other words of the protect america act is expiring on saturday night the natural inclination is to feel that that's


asking me questions to be fed back into the middle east they picked up statements that were made on the floor that i believed to be absolutely false so first i would like to ask you the eight


our ranking member mckeon and the chairman in the house of a working together and a bipartisan spirit this legislation is good for students it's also good for our treasury the expert studies show that by investing sixteen


expanding without having the heavy hand of government make determinations of when they can and when they can't they're asked to be substantive directions not arbitrary guidelines and they worked on the language to make sure that was the case we had another technical issue on cohort measurements on student loans


we have seen some success but this program was so in broiled with illegal and unethical activity between lenders and financial aid officers that sweeping new rules are included in this higher education reform act


look to our university administrators to work with us to do everything that's possible to constrain the ever rising cost of college education many kids now are graduating with a debt that's equivalent to what was the


whatever ever cliche you want to use but it must be addressed when we're asking the taxpayers to continue to step up and to provide the assistance to these families so that we can create a strong nation and a strong economy and well educated


the death of a parent is not only emotionally devastating for a child but often grades a financial hardship for the family so this pell grant award we can offer a chance for a bright future for the children for those who gave their allies in the name of the service their country i urge my colleagues to support


address in this country and the colleges as sort of wrestle with a little bit but i think they need some guidance and i believe that the proposal which is in this amendment provides some good guidance to actually try to put together a program a so that


reporting that prepared statements from roger clemens and his former trainer offer conflicting testimony about clemens alleged use of performance enhancing drugs ahead of that joint appearance on capitol hill clemens and brian mcnamee appearing before


a procedural motion to adjourn the house and our live coverage continues here on c span


house the temporary five the law we enacted in haste as a stop last august's expires saturday we want to replace that


we have been told if we pass telecom immunity and if we fail to control abuse of the state secrets privilege that has been abused by the administration to prevent the courts or the congress from reviewing what they have done there will be no mechanism in the courts or in the congress to


pass h r eight hundred thirty four as amended those in favor say aye those opposed no in the opinion of the chair two thirds being in the affirmative the rules are suspended the bill is passed and without objection


to move more quickly in the senate mr speaker i believe our friends on the other side of the aisle and the president states are taking an untenable position and what is that


and not shut down the government in order to give us time to pass appropriation bills fully that's what this is simply to give us three weeks at ten days of which we won't be here to address this


women who are at an even greater risk for developing heart disease and who have many more barriers to accessing care so today as we pass this resolution to recognize the importance of heart month and wear red day


without objection you know from georgia's recognized that misspeak my speaker i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business in any special orders heretofore entered into the following members may be permitted to address the house revise and extend their remarks and including


the united states government assisted making our nation safer they will be sued the threat of trial lawyers are preventing our nation from protecting itself outrageous you say


five minutes without objection the gentleman is recognized for five minutes now thank you madam speaker i rise today to honor the memory of their brian johnson and the efforts of his father robert johnson a resident of eastern


so to do it is critically important that we protect the powers of the congress of the united states for future generations it would be dreadful is a future president having looked back over


closed the gaps which had previously caused the intelligence community to miss more than two thirds of all overseas terrorist communications finally allowing the united states to stay one step ahead of the terrorists the senate amendment to h r thirty


legislation expire i urge congressional leaders to let the will of the house and the american people prevail and vote on the senate bill before adjourning for their recess failure to act would


adjourn the second one of the day that we've seen earlier a house republican leadership aide had said that republicans are protesting the refusal of speaker pelosi and majority leader hoyer to pass the bipartisan senate finance a bill therefore letting the


and long term unemployment is now twice as high as it was in the last recession almost a fifth of those who are unemployed have been unemployed over twenty six weeks in


foreclosures by empowering borrowers with the skills they need to work out terms with their lenders and to stay in their homes that's what this bill needs to be about needs to be about extending unemployment insurance and all the other things that this party


a we have both a short term and a long term problem a recession age by definition a specific incident in the cycle and what we're trying to do now is to respond to what we


to tell you that the explosion of earmarks under republican control in the past years and the inclusion of hundreds of unexamined earmarks in last year's omnibus bill dropped in at the last minute under the color of


are not left out of this worthwhile package because of my concerns that the bill we considered last week did not include the low income seniors and the disabled i led the effort in the house to ensure that those who depend entirely on their


we did so because it was urgent for the american people so often they listen on the debate on the floor of the house which seems irrelevant to their lives this is very relevant to their lives but because there are many firsts in here for the first time those who don't make


borders on a depression so this is much needed it comes at a timely manner we're putting money into the hands of those who will spend it the quickest and that means the moderate and lower income individuals and at the same time i'm proud as a member of the


financial services committee to a played a small role in helping this move forward especially in expanding the limits of fannie mae and freddie mac and f h a loan extensions with that i thank the gander


technology including inner automobile sector and we know we can get that we know we can have a fission automobiles and we know we can deal with global warming and i got to tell you i just cannot understand why some folks here


fallen heroes receive the ultimate honor due to joe and his family his wife ramona his parents can any mix to them we owe a great debt of gratitude and i hope that this legislation will pass the house today and on to the senate and we can get it


job for about sixty thousand dollars a year i believe and she served a year and a half as a prosecutor and now she is a public defender it's people like phyllis collins that we need to encourage to do this kind of important work on behalf of the people


to the constituents i represent california's thirty third congressional district if this bill passes my district alone will get at least twenty five new police officers additional school resources officers along with more


do they have hours of service requirements comparable to those in the united states mexico does not have a single certified lab to test drivers for drug and alcohol as compliance as our drivers are required to be subjected to


jim leach will be remembered here in this body for his thirty years of service his great thoughtfulness his intellect someone who whether it be in financial


alaska mr young is very pleased with the outcome and i thought i want to thank the ranking member of the subcommittee on public buildings and economic development for his participation through this process and bring it to a successful


constitution avenue between delaware avenue and third street northwest on june sixteenth two thousand and seven this event has been held on the u s capitol grounds since one thousand nine hundred one and has attracted over fifty participants


titled resolution house resolution three eighty six resolution recognizing the coast guard the coast guard auxilary and the national safe boating council for their efforts to promote national safe boating week pursuant to the rule of the gentleman from


boating safety i represent a district in which recreational boating plays an extremely important role in the lives of many constituents sailors water spoke sports enthusiasts and fishermen are active


themselves to promote safe voting practices every day of the year but especially they emphasize these goals during national faith voting week resolution house resolution three eighty six command these groups for their service in this field mr speaker


requested that we provide additional funding because they run into technology problems at the u s census bureau so we've responded to that with a two hundred and ten million dollar appropriation and we've also


facility in addition to the other items in that third amendment to be considered what would deal with the following if we're going to fight the war we happen to believe that we ought to


that they've earned to start a new life for them and their family whether they be guard or reserve or act or duty so there has been no conscious no problem when it came to iraq's roads


everything like that your process and when you were in charge you had five years mr speaker five years to do something that i was reminded of here mr speaker maher colleagues on the republican side have those five years they chose to do nothing they spent their


below five percent congress has never created a temporary extended benefits program at such a low unemployment right the lowest prior unemployment right when such a program was created was five point seven percent


redeployment begin within thirty days of this bill's enactment and with the goal of being completed by december two thousand and nine be completed by then the new it will have the flexibility to bring our troops home


lives to defend it instead of borrowing the money from china or bucking the cost to our children and grandchildren supporting this bill is the right thing to do and i want to thank chairman obie and chairman murtha for also


on concurring in the senate amendment with amendment number one will be followed by five minute votes on concurring in the senate amendment with amendment number two if watered and concurrent with the senate amendment with amendment number three if watered and the motion to suspend the rules of the guys in h r twenty eight ninety


veterans benefits that the white house officials sent i would like to work with congress on the expanding the bill they just don't want to do it through the supplemental the issue is going to be in the senate now it doesn't appear that once the bill makes it through


regulator and we're going to try to move in a direction where there are more independent and their function more like a private corporation which was as originally conceived but then


if there are benefits to this affordable housing fun and if it does pass it out to an art of the benefit of american citizens those who live in america and are citizens and on there and there before five


if you look at the benefit on the marketplace today expression in california we are having severe problems in the jumbo market area where the the foreclosures and defaults are excessive and i believe that if if the conforming marketplace were there


owner occupied housing for extremely low and very low income families and also increase investments in our public infrastructure and development in connection with housing assistance and also leverage is an vestments from other sources in


mississippi where this is targeted to how those people have suffered how much they begged and pleaded for help and yes we add pay as katrina funds but not for this


portable housing fun contributions in the case of certain factors in the bill that as written merely require a suspension of fun contributions and to also requires permanent and emanations of


me so much time in the interest of trying to curry favor with the gentleman from massachusetts and the gentleman from texas of the very very great my minimum is a very common sense amendment that ensures that any homeowner applying for saving


contend those one point two basis points on the portfolio is simply a tax on every mortgage that flows through fannie and freddie if you're taxing the profits on fannie and freddie as originally designed you can make the intention that the actually contention that you're


from pennsylvania will be


on other side they want to signal weigh this program as a savior for social security when they spent the last two years trying to kill social security with private accounts and then to try to use when you mention


bellman has expired the gentleman from california without objection thank you a speaker i rise today in recognition of capital oceans week the president has declared june as oceans


discrimination mr speaker i don't want to live in an america where my daughter earns less than my son for doing the same job that they yield that tillman's time has expired the gentleman from new jersey


develop proposals that will ensure students are informed about their options for financial aid both from the federal government and from the private sector fact the house has already taken one step in that direction and clued in h r eight ninety the student loan sunshine act which


afghanistan was best summed up by three soldiers i spoke to who had completed full tours in iraq and afghanistan and i asked what's the difference in your experience in a soldier set in and in iraq it seems as though everyone is interested in


you need to look at the entire lifecycle cost not just the upper upfront acquisition costs it does not add up so here are five reasons that this congress ought to get up on our hind legs and blow the whistle on this


time in which it was written it is not at all clear that it is working well given the circumstances of the present a judge but this is never discussed a commitment to subsidiarity requires much greater responsibility from our


leaders our policy makers and our representatives as a speaker my goal today is not to spell out precise policy prescriptions for every foreign and domestic issue before us after all that is most of what we do here these are without a


god created us all equally and based upon that i support this resolution i think it's appropriate that we bring it today and i reserve the balance of my time gentleman reserves his time gentlewoman from wisconsin mr speaker i have no more


today and i am pleased that the house is considering h r twenty three fifty six for fathers play an extraordinary role in the development of children mr speaker psychologist emphasize that the presence of a father significantly influences a child's


and their burden to that market many of my colleagues have been working for years to print an act meaningful reform of the g s t isn't there regulator that's a good thing but this year's bill goes far beyond improving the safety and the soundness of the


further consideration of the bill to such time as may be designated by the speaker the gentleman from florida is recognized for one hour madam speaker for the purpose of debate only i yield the


only in washington can a program be provided unfunded with billions and billions of dollars for numerous decades and then say oh we're we're suffering in fact that is not the case man speaker this


specialty hospitals that are in our rule in inner city areas who are helping us i am grateful to what the appropriations committee did on food and world hunger it is a disaster and they moved it up higher than what the president asked for we had a briefing on world hunger and it was appalling


democrats have chosen to include an egregious tax on small businesses in amendment three while claiming this taxes for america's veterans in reality the majority of it's paying for their penchant to send


diabetes men and women with spinal cord injuries lupus all shimmers and parkinson's every day these brave americans fight the with the hope that stem cell research will one day give them a new lease on life the stem


named one business maybe one person who is a move here well how do you know that they haven't moved here they don't tell you that they didn't move here because it's because of that they just don't put indiana that's so these loans that are losing millions really named


which you know i think they had a pretty good crowd there and everything and if anything maybe you should try to find ways to promote it even more and get three thousand people there instead of fifteen


looking at me like really you know you think i'm going to listen to you and then a year later i have a similar talk with a completely different kid and i think it's a it's a level of maturity i'll never i'm like listen i'm giving you a life talk and you're sticking


thank you frank ok we'll get back to our continued public hearing for fusion five this is regarding alleged violations alteration of promise improper storage of alcohol etc


through thank you i guess we met and reviewed the event here first i just wanted to comment on just this point about the gates you know in terms of his there had been a bit of an issue with the football


unanimous vote of the board to use that point one six three eight seven six residential split


wholesale outrage at the ticket prices they still showed up and more showed up last year and it showed up in previous years i did probably want to ask the parents they pay the ticket prices more but yeah they may be that i'm just now i don't think anyone would come to the stadium to watch the game unless they


had a connection of course you know some of the two dollars is going to turn people away i just want to give you just another comment in terms of as you know historically i do not support this waiver but


consider subsidizing because it does read it represents our tax revenue so i just wanted you to understand that if you don't just so that you do understand there's many towns a municipality is across the commonwealth the to help and support


the day sometimes it takes off because we're in early form and plus they've got everything going on i don't did you drive by did you see all the work getting done down the street now you did where at the new studios no i wasn't we're not going to be in there i was too busy we get the


response time because what we should have them out there ready to shut down nine twelve or so major through a way to get in the most people you know any representative standing up saying this is ridiculous so did you hear i mean just listen what you're saying here i mean i'm doing a morning show it's quarter


company i was in charge of a department are you kidding me if i would have to we were in three hundred sixty five days you're twenty four seven you had to give your first born before you shut the machine down can you imagine if you went to your boss and said tim


column and i think his son steve writes a column now but he wrote it and he said you know it's so easy that just kind of walk around grumpy or just you know like just not have to put afeard into just maintaining a


and to the people she serves and that part of choice i'm going to take a little different direction because talking about drugs and total alone we could go on for weeks and the direction i'm going to take it is by i'm going to


people listening they're calling in the radio show i mean you think it's funny but you know that's just perpetuating the same thought process of everybody living north of ridge road and working at the mill hey you know what you got money you need to hire a bunch of people you know what then you have some control now


schools out cal u c l a says they got the number right on the head they looked everywhere far and wide high and low checked every rock only one point nine five percent of the population is


church and state because they clash all the time but what would you have if you're going to tell a person i well if you want to go to this hospital and you need an abortion or you need birth control let's use birth


then again those first three days or those first two days are just like here's your syllabus get this signed and those those are those like the first like learning all this is what you're going to need those classes who are you going to be learning so those two or three days would be


so good so how deep is the well i mean is it because there's other people in front of us up because this is a judgement because it sounds to me not to people like they're rewarding bad


democratic northwest indiana legislators and the republican attorney general is thanking them for what gives you know jim when when i go around the state i thank the legislators who supported the legislation we asked for and the


report sexual assaults or concussions what is it how does it apply there well again you know it's it's like a date rape for the teen rate they don't want to say anything at the time because they've


and we had different ways that we were looking at those phases and it turns out that the most practical way to get the most used out of the field is to get the lighting up next as the next phase as deficit she says she you know heard her dream is to have a full


we would not run any have to sections at all it would just be the program we offer which is common in many communities so just to give you an example that i gave you some some facts in the memo but out of all the communities in massachusetts two hundred sixty two communities


parking lot why can you barely get in the parking lot because both parents are driving home from work and trying to get to their teachers conference ok


career versus the best athletes at that time in the world you know you averaged over five yards per carry your first two years five points i think five point four after that that's like sixteen feet every time you touch the ball well you know


message i'm the kind of guy who e mail that stuff off and so i mean do you think they carry that message or are they not looking at some of the things that need to be addressed that are you know sitting on your kitchen table or on my kitchen table yes or no i think if


opposed as always have to bring it back to the physical aspect or you know well i don't really care what they do as long as you know they say in their house or better but it's not i mean do you really think that like for example and i think about people out there


three property tax cap gary's businesses were paying eight percent so now they're paying three so that's five percent less on all valuation that's an enormous amount of money that they have that has been reduced from


structures but i think that i hope that's never happened i don't but that's starting to move that you know where we're coming what do you mean we have a huge lot over here at kennedy and and the borman and the only really the only thing they can get is a restaurant a hotel and a


and just have the fortitude to continue towards that track and to make those things happen when i got to you got i knew you were going to pick up on their clothes well the story i mean everybody thinks people that are successful just get there it just


that you're getting an american made products and that is what i thought was a big term we default by just walking into the big box store and buying what is given to us on the shelf that's what we default to i go the


forward for me is the five k mainly i i like to run and i work myself in the whole year trying to get there so i always look forward to that and i also like the arts and crafts


they moved in the house that previous november and i was trying to get on a chronological order and and doing all that you're trying to find the source of the problem and there did seem to be one red flag


that's one of the classic signs is that version to holy things of possession and so i said oh i could kind of deal with her first and then get to the children later and has we were able to you


four o'clock park walk around a little bit and get in there and get a seat is early as you can let's talk about a couple of these matchups bobby you got the two last two two defending state champions facing off in class three and


bad case of diarrhea so it wasn't in the right occur curry powder all over the all over the doghouse right it wasn't an indian was it a mexican no no because you use you spit it out so i'm thinking it might have been maybe from this neighborhood maybe it maybe


hurting from the loss of him right now absolutely broken hand back in a table after beating indiana he didn't like his effort he is you know he does the intangibles he goes any and he and he plays defense and he's athletic on the


committee it's a lot of responsibility there here in the region just like everywhere else we're worried about terrorism and terrorist acts but we're also worried about our own privacy and basically the governor government looking in


as the close out interview i still think the timing was right i mean you could say all you want i mean i understand the competitive component of it with one hundred percent i mean i get it i mean but that's not a national television audience type of a thing with erin andrews just


whole thing came down to one play and i want what about all of the plays that led up to this what about the fumbles what about all the things that we don't ring a lot in there what about muhammad ali and all the trainers and all the support he got and being part of the back to the sixty's a different deal like


influence in the people's lives and the students through the years and we surely appreciate them being partners with the foundation to bring such a great break to us


and teachers and all staff bros it is are on are and privileged to have you here with us this evening to celebrate the graduation of the class of two thousand and thirteen for peter's timeship high school


i know they appreciate it because they aren't it as i look back on all the struggles that you faced i realize how far this class has come you know stand at the start of a new chapter of


and goofy reminded us that driving is nothing but common sense i would hope you would take goofy's words and make that philosophy the same with all the decisions you're going to make each and every day you can be faced with


well there are lots of lessons i i guess one that i was actually thinking about as reference to the first question but relates very much to this question also and that


are i got an idea six to troy if that didn't get involved over there in china absolutely and yet what we see happening is course this is an opportunity for the military industrial complex


to make money with china can build up their giant navy and then we can have a new defense project where we come up with new surface to see missiles and the military industrial complex is going to be very very happy about that we can even


depression because once we got into the war i remember that there was rationing i mean i wasn't alive at that time but i know my history well enough to know that there was severe rationing so to me depression means ending a depression means that you start to end the economic


so people like me are culpable here ok it was easier to go to charity it was more personally rewarding to hold the hands of homeless people on the other side and


buys political power for which the elite rigged the game in their favor and finally the criminally use their money to own all the major media in order to distract the masses from the real problem in the world the debt based banking system and the paradigm of finances it is no


and force introduction of a new monetary paradigm possibly a global currency the elite will use this upheaval to destroy any competitors in the smoking aftermath of the war they will impose a new paradigm based off of the same destructive seeds of the old paradigm there is a third


forget or they don't worship over we don't have that in this culture nothing in this culture is staying this culture just washes over everything for the purpose of money


though we know that we're effective because wal mart is responding they're defending themselves and just recently they said very publicly that well we have this many you know hundreds of thousands


so that demonstrates the effectiveness of workers standing together and so the there was a pallet that was carrying tons and tons of product and it was off its base and if that had slipped with a worker underneath they would have been killed


business of mass producing things marketing is simply the manipulation of people for the profits and power of others by the way if anyone here is in advertising or marketing kill yourself


man i'm not doing that you fucking evil scumbags all you know what bill's doing now he's going for the righteous indignation dollar that's a big dollar a lot of people are feeling that diggnation we've done research huge market he's doing a


ok next photograph here is a view of the inside of the texas school book depository sixth floor the whole sixth floor was one big room it was a storage room where house type


nobody else involved the other gunman would obviously have fired now because there's a point blank shot right between the ears of kennedy why would a lone assassin wait for this


of the crime is not sealed off it's just almost non boggling to think about the lack of just fundamental police procedure here but nevertheless it did happen ok next photograph


introduction in that it is a slow motion genocide with the surges of mass killings as we've seen in the past four years with attacks at the beginning of two thousand and eight the end of two thousand and eight and in between


possible we are entering a time when if you don't even entertain or question what is going on everything you are own or love is at risk and for the most part these conspiracy theories are not serious they are fact and when there is smoke


compulsion when you see that in order to produce you must obtain permission from those who produce nothing when you see that money is flowing to those who deal not in goods but in favors when you see that men get richer by graft and by


really got rid of the good you ok so this clip is garrison outlining the unusual aspects of the kennedy motorcade as it headed into dealey plaza the newspapers in dallas


hundred thousand federal workers were furloughed with blacks being eighteen percent of that workforce national parks and museums have closed and workers laid off mortgages for many low to moderate income borrowers


long as their expression does not infringe upon your life liberty and the pursuit of happiness we should be able to be free to do whatever we want things are speeding up it took thousands of years to go through the agricultural revolution took hundreds


intellectual or spiritual thinkers needed to guide and inspire society to its highest levels so much of what we're going to see later on in this project revolves around social predators keeping humanity at its most basic levels so that no man or


we cannot keep zero percent interest rates and print money without destroying the dollar we cannot continue to have rising health food and fuel costs we cannot have endless senseless wars and over seven hundred american military bases overseas


what if you could see the actor that was playing the bad guy welcome to prime time having fun with the director and to get out that's why you shouldn't be hauling ass in that lane it's very dangerous and that all the


civilization and believe what never was and never will be and we do not live in a state of civilization as we head deeper in to this tyranny into this depression


you know if you look at any history of centering on commas for plato all played out and that guy is so influential but expanding on that dr block my big issue is if they just wanted to dumb down and kill off the poor i would be against it because that's immoral and always leads to other


another man who was about to take center stage in this tragic drama a nightclub owner who like to hang around the police station is named jack ruby back in dallas oswald was being questioned he was talking but


ministration and you're in a find out that what you do is you follow my investigation step by step and see the things that i've seen now this particular book is very interesting in the fact that when i got done with it i was sitting


realize our freedom as a people and secure our place on this planet and i think a lot of the honorable elijah


rectification does is simply to underscore that there was a shooter just like catching a suspect in the woods who was mistakenly thought to be the second shooter cements the story of the one and only shooter adam


people killing sixteen of them and he killed his mother and killed himself one of those legislators do they over a ten year period between eighty eight and ninety six i guess that's eight years day and acted real


for fear of being kidnapped or killed a millions of children were vaccinated against polio it was incredible and it demonstrated that the day was far from symbolism that it could work in a place when many thought it was impossible at that time


come from a caring environment and have had healthy relationship with others they possess the ability to feel the emotions of others this feeling is what we experience when we feel something with music or art we resonate deeply with this deeper connection


identify the psychopaths here's a checklist that you can use to identify the people that are in your lives and those in power do they have glibness superficial charm are they callous lack of empathy to they have a grandiose sense of self worth do they


us health care when it's profitable it's the banks to take away our homes when it's profitable our enemy is not five thousand miles away they are right here at home if we organize and fight with our sisters and brothers we can stop this war we can stop this government and we can


for positive people and positive situations eliminate negative people from your life and embrace the positive people life is too short to be dealing with these negative people bring out the best in others and they will do the same for you the best thing about fighting this evil is that we don't have


somebody commits adultery by themselves


didn't look to you like something else was on his mind i'm not making excuses for him i just have to tell you what he


very different meaning newtown is what is called a transition town it has its own transition website a transition town is a place where community led protocols help people become stronger and happier


on a white rock with a lot of light reflected from it and then there's a gray rock right next to that and absolutely straight line in between this is the soto family at a table


i in this speech how do i in what i want to communicate and that is the kiss of death and it's a kiss of death in a paper it's a kiss of death if you're putting together a documentary that's a kiss of death when you're doing a presentation


businesses which is a very difficult thing to do and that in the day we write the plans i do the financials and we go out and raise money right and usually we have a little bit of our own money in there if we have any right show i've been rich and i've


anti government behavior within some eateries of the military and it here inspired many of the people in the military to extreme right wing political views that are seen as dangerous to the united


enemies i know the oath is actually protect the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic but as i pointed out earlier the constitution is the problem this is the roots it's the root cause of our


you know go and visit with them and do everything you can in the natural to make a right but the only way you can make a right is when you take the burdens and give it to the lord and say lord jesus i don't want to kill


going what we've done and how you can get excited about going into space now when you thought about human spaceflight anybody thought about being an astronaut or wanting to do anything like that you


man who volunteered for our service in such a way is so distressful but i think we can take a stand by supporting this bill named in candle frederick's honor to make sure this does not


allow iran to have a nuclear weapon unquote march seventh two thousand and six speech of vice president cheney to the american israel public affairs committee two thousand and six policy conference be


a national security interest of the united states that setting the stage for the last of more than three thousand eight hundred united states service members the loss of more than one million innocent iraqi citizens since the united states invasion


planners have considered to be sixty one dash eleven a tactical nuclear weapon as one of the options to strike underground bunkers in iran the united states has been linked to anti reigning organizations that are attempting to deed the


tronic the vice this will be a fifteen minute vote pursuant to cause eight of rule twenty this fifteen minute vote on the motion to table will be followed by five minutes votes on motions to suspend the rules with


or the azan they are ordered or on which the vote is objected to under clause six of rule twenty recorded votes on only questions will be taken after six thirty p m today purposes


drinking water for the los angeles area residents as explained by the democrat bill manager this mammoth this amended bill will allow the central basin water authority to pursue their own appropriations while not harming or remains of the original st gabriel restoration fun


combination of an and in a measurable talent the terminations and untiring an affable manner just as important he paul laid this fame into the international presence which he used to push for a host of important causes


be placed in the congressional record at the end of debate on a all thirty eight ninety without objection with this book mr speaker i move to suspend the rules and agree to the bill h r thirty eight ninety as amended


the affirmative the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table without objection the title is amended


that's not except that we've had quite some discussion about that issue and in fact a new version of the americans with disabilities act was introduced earlier this year by our majority leader mr hoyer and


consideration of this resolution since we introduced all a terrific sixty one my good friend congressman kendrick meek and i have been joined by a pot


thank you mr speaker chairman filner i rise in strong support of house resolution eight fifty five the dr james allen veteran vision equity act that i introduced earlier this year this bill


any further speakers at this time i will give back the balance of my time gentleman yield back it's time the gentleman from florida i misspeak i have no for the speakers i just want to add to mr pickering's comment about the frugality of the senate i think certainly a


speaker i yield myself so much time as i may require gentlemen as recognize


in an instance to let go of a natural tendency to self preservation and to make a great sacrifice for their fellow man others may have acted similarly in ways that we may never know mr speaker i thought you should


recognizes the gentleman from new hampshire mr speaker i yield myself such time as i might consume and ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days with the ways in to revise and extend remarks on the resolution under consideration


the floor of the house and senate for the defense appropriations bill authorization bill largely taken from provisions in our house legislation we're actually going to be able to make some


to the military families according to a new poll from the l a times nearly six out of ten military families disapprove of the way the president is running the war in iraq fifty eight percent of military families in general think we should withdraw within a


most critically wounded troops this bill also blocks an increase that was proposed by the white house to health insurance premiums for military families and troops under the tri care system


response roles in their local communities due to this problem well this bill tackles that so we can improve the readiness of the national guard and reserves so they can do their job safely efficiently and effectively


direction for true readiness accountability and more strategic investments to protect our national security and improve the health care needs for our wounded warriors and does a better job of helping our families work through this


corporations that are gaming the system should pay their fair share as well madam speaker this congress has made great strides to get our fiscal house in order if we want to continue down the path towards


the time and we shouldn't either it was the right thing to do back you're back the balance of the gentleman from washington you myself two minutes and then speaker germans recognize the right a great deal of respect for the previous speaker of the chairman of the appropriations


think we are looking at warning signs all over the world when people begin to talk about the dollar when the dollar has fallen to where it is to when people say maybe the


tax on the american people in the form of interest by myths that cannot be repealed that is wrong it is i think a violation of our oath of office to continue to argue that we can pass bills without


considered as altered on the bill the final passage without intervening motion except one one hour of debate equally divided be controlled by the chairman and ranking minority member amber of the committee and financial services into one motion to recommit


twenty seven sixty one included a so called reset mechanism which in the wake of a catastrophic terrorist attack lowered the nationwide program trigger and decrease the doctor bills for any insurer that paid out


again that's what we keep hearing but on the other hand and here's where i do disagree with my friend from texas i know we've had some disagreements here about the war or preemptive strikes in foreign policy here are disagreement is on the global


we're far short of the runway because what we do here must be done right but must be finished and done so the american people and the economy can move forward so i know this is a closed rule if it had been an open rule


is not clear whether union pacific at authority to make such a conveyance given the federal reversionary interest h r twenty two forty six as amended would simply release any federal reverse


this will help us better understand where victims are actually going and how to free them it also provides help for countries to prevent trafficking by registering vulnerable populations that that currently go unrecognized so that potential victims can be


version of slavery cuts against our national aspirations as people the wilberforce act is thus an appropriate expression of our collective outrage over this more recent transgression of basic human rights and although i might have crafted the response to some


these exporters that we are coming after you and they are not and you are going to pay for your crimes since the enactment of the t v p a the traffickers here and abroad are increasingly likely to face prosecution and conviction in the six year period


diplomats who abuse their servants or brutal pimps it provides resources so that non governmental organizations federal and local law enforcement and the faith community can work together to liberate victims and bring the traffickers to justice it will protect victims of modern


into one monstrous piece of legislation which they will load up with billions of dollars in earmarks and wasteful spending taxpayers deserve better and if the congress passes in iraq's possible spending bill i'm going to veto


this will be a fifteen minute vote


nothing was ever proven even directly alleged that way but for a party that ran cookie cutter ads in order to get the majority against me every half hour referring to on natural sex with minors that wasn't proven


fellow americans to rise to the full measure of their ability traditional values madam speaker values that have been made this country endure and passed the test of time opportunity traditional


into will and force employers including christians muslims jews and peoples of other faiths to hire individuals that are diametrically opposed to their fundamental fundamental belief system if they stand up for their religious beliefs and


deeply held religious beliefs which is part of orthodox jewish teaching fundamentalist muslim teaching and in the bible unlike civil rights were civil rights were led by william wilberforce and england by the abolitionists


it's critical to support the maritime industry that supports this an energy infrastructure and without a water resources development act which is seven years overdue we are seeing our our coastline disappear this bill is a


for our veterans and the smoke screen in an effort to pass billions in unrelated domestic spending our veterans are not pawns in a political game they are heroes these funding issues should


home having dinner and wondering just what's really going on in washington or what's going on is really trying to draw a line in the sand are we have bought trying to do stablish and stay with fiscal responsibility or not


bill as soon as possible so that i'm speaker i urge my colleagues to vote against this rule and i reserve the balance of my time washington research this time the gentleman from florida mountain speak i'd like to inquire of the gentleman if he has any


why oh yes but the devices i've talked about so far they're all designed to detect attacks from the outside the protective devices inside a building or even more amazing if possible again for the sake of


help with the librarian every friday and then if they need something special like i did the books to help with the book sale for the town meeting day we have a book sale library does and i was i did that for them in the community center


get to know about the area of course the more beauty i see and the deeper that that so seems to be you know folks here really care they care about their neighbors their friends and they care about their city and i like


able to convince these professionals that i was ok when clearly i was one hundred ten pounds after having a baby girl and just a mass a few years later


got to the point where that was our lives and it was ok and looking back on that just you know man


substance that can be addictive the more likely you are to become addicted to it and you can say that's not fair but i can say it's not fair that you know how to use your phone that i write better than i do new


good evening welcome to another edition of a fistful of popcorn i am tonight's moderator janet stern and i'm thrilled to be joined by two of our regular panelists bob brown and alan campbell


central and the concern is to then work together at a group grassroots level kind of real democracy real people not investors and money calling all of the all the shots and make this


tell because people don't tell stories of ram but just east of angola headed out toward montpelier ohio was a crossroads that in my childhood was simply a crossroads had a sign said


exists maybe in the villages now rather than the cities which are very cosmopolitan and very multicultural and some of the villages actually look pretty don't prosperous and certainly the port


grandmother it's not entirely clear yes i think a mother and mother boy so upset by her husband's leaving her that she left all she left and and left them to be raised and i'm going around speaking of the calm


talk about that yes this is the latest entry and i guess it's a sort of a new genre it's the romance movie that of apply or lack of romance movie that peels to baby boomers what with the one we saw last year with tom courtney


violence but that's at the very end of the program so there yet they're actually going to take a pause there is going to be a warning put on screen so everybody in the audience knows what you know they're


everybody that we would be able to overcome that and so we've actually chosen the health care as a human right campaign as a place to really focus on because we think it has the potential to set an example for that so many of us are impacted by health care in different


and struggling with health care and other issues but not yet not yet seeing themselves as part of a movement to change that and not having their voice people heard of the conversation about what should be different and how we should get there and so we're going out


shield is requesting over twelve percent on average rate increase for their insurance plans which i don't know if you've heard but most people in vermont aren't getting a twelve percent raise and so and health care is there any pretty on affordable so we're


tells him the same thing and then he seems to understand this this gentleman gets more and more agitated and to eventual a he takes a desperate act


sort of taken aback at first by the slowness of it all but i think if you look at the three story lines and then they're somewhat in are twined but not much you know it's very very different


moderator tonight on this whole popcorn i can't missing where the cameras facing we have our two of our regular panelists marilyn campbell and janet stern


arse citizen election commissions more uniform required standards so that we learn more about the candidate would it be a good idea and would it strengthen our representation on balance the other side


should we make changes to improve voter participation there are a variety of things you could do if citizens have more confidence in the process more will participate if you had if you change the way we financed it you'd give people


you have the authority to look at this seventy mile radius and suggest that we squeeze it in making instead of a round circle on the lip tickle circle which would take in the entire coast of california and from


soldiers but were we start right in with an action scene where several soldiers british soldiers are trying to scape snipers in in the town and only one of them survives


i think it's the point of them as they used the word before but it left me with such a feeling of tenderness and i guess i also thought it was very delicate we got and i agree with you janet that this in a retard would be kind of changed me and and that it


some upcoming events that the society will be sponsoring and one has to do with malika island where sponsoring a field trip to the main city you see him augusta to see their


than never actually eventually yes but he's been shown it by the experience of his kids he's been shown to cause he almost kills one of his children yeah but if you think of the portrayal of the


heart as well as explain what it means and i think that is humiliating your host and i think you know that's rude i think this i was rude that's true terro but he's on the defensive to begin with


said this and they say some pretty silly things without being aware of themselves or one of the things is that one of the young men and sort of the main character and i guess the most autobiographical one is a young man who


and so and so actually that's a very excellent way that jordan peele did this balance yeah and when chris christie's friend is saying all the things that chris might be thinking like you gotta get out


it was which you know but it was the document it was it was nominated for best documentary last you know heart of a dog also a documentary our little sister sent said song certain women


says at the end is kind of in on the do you know that you know they just what he said what i hated about this bank was they just gave her enough so she could be poor i mean she they gave her so


have to say i wish i went because i read the reviews i went to a trip to spain expecting it to be really bad and i was personally seen yeah it was it was more enjoyable and it got a little long to the end and


a very to them it's a lot of tension between the two there's actually even more than that because at the very beginning of the film if you recall they say that they were just one of the supposed to be surveilling this this person a british nationality who is converted


the st lawrence river from college they went to went to the university of rochester and so he was a boater from way back and he was also a naval art arrow


do puzzles number puzzles because i don't i'm not very good at numbers and i figure i need that and i do word puzzles and i do jigsaw


julia just promise to be my wife


world finding an unusual things to report on and they felt that this was quite the thing to now they said we'd probably never see this in our country but an england would be one of their documentaries


that's what i learned making i grew up in princeton you know there were sixty people who were interviewed met movie sixty and there are sixty princeton's represented in those interviews that's what i learned yeah you know it's a town that is very


benefited by five point two million dollars that's the administration's position and we've just looked at the course of the history of the program since its inception well let me ask you this and think it's possible that some companies in the next


a straight shooter and we look forward to his testimony before our committee however i would like to ask you a bit about the department's role in oversight ing u s p t o you know it there is an agreement out there someplace in


agency that patents and protects innovation perhaps is underutilizing the very things that they approve that are out there that can help them do a more efficient job so it's a very we have a very comprehensive program that we


think i am beginning to understand


that the president's budget request for the v a was the largest single budget request by any president over the last three decades and that money obviously is needed and deserved veterans and i


others actually introduced legislation that would allow the secretary of health and human services to negotiate prescription drug prices maybe even using the be a as a model we understand to


secretary i'm so pleased at the v a is under your leadership and thank you for your service i i have a quick question need a quick clarification on the claims backlog and i want to talk about veterans homelessness in the time that


technological term but former formal term is section thirty nine dash to the definition of family section we tabled it at last meeting so we will remove it from the table at this time of motion to do so please so move move by whiteman


ways to resolve those issues and they're big could be very easily enforced with police drive bys but if you were dot adopt this restriction ordinance do you understand how hard it will be for your


and i think that's all a great part of stepping up in the world of maturity and it's a great for all neighborhoods to learn from having help students in them and and for all of us to have variety


matter bad is bad and good is good and the numbers don't apply so i can see myself going along with the amendment because it provides a little bit of the economic relief that i


for those students who live the north side if you live in holland township your three year three even though the zoning in holland township is not quite like our traditional neighborhood zoning that you have here in terms of density the only park township as was


time nobody is getting paid for the time that they are spending to get donations for the harbor humane society as out of the goodness of their hearts all right very good anything else all we have love to do


now to remove that item so it will be dealt with in seasonal sequence we simply asked the to approach the podium and state your name and residential address for the record and indicate which item it is that you would like to have


could mean if you had four people in each apartment you're talking about another one hundred sixty people living on that particular quarter and you're talking i don't know how many cars that people can have that's going


of events starting out with a community day bike ride something new this year from nine until eleven gather at the device field house at nine o'clock


children at home which means we have more money to spend on things that are not kiddo related ok so total buying power of the adult us population is projected at seven hundred forty three billion this


ethnicity so also nearly two three quarters rather of gays and lesbians say they feel safer in a quote unquote gay neighborhood so safety is a is a really prevalent issue especially for


discovered is that they were spending money on sponsorships and they were spending money on advertising but they didn't have strategies to actually build a relationship with the consumer so we went in and we reorganize their strategic plan we actually help them save some


from that is the applying for grants because right now the way it is written in the f a a rules and regulations you must be an airport operator or


it would be conveyed to the bread and butter farm and the nature conservancy then would purchase this piece because they own the bloody land as well they own some of this land to the south so from a south burlington


services right with fewer people doing more work and that's the with the latest technology in one place where it's all centralized and has to be me more efficient i mean i guess then you have to call time on top of that which to me is


i think that would remain unchanged from how it is today so if we would normally be sending out the ambulance and fire truck and i know that that seems odd but there are reasons for doing it we


recently as two thousand and thirteen a special committee was formed with twelve members very informed individual c e o s of u s airways jet blue's jet blue general manager u s department of transportation sandy miller was on the committee until pam mckenzie replaced


and we go down in the main landing page we can actually go there's a section called updates you go in that he updates section your home and you want to be notified when council agendas are posted or d


members of the city council of the first item i want to say is about is on september thirtieth there will be a bus tour brought back by popular demand after two years we have a lot to look at the holiday if you park the central avenue project


place to go fantastic so if you can get ahold of us well even a look hard enough about that speaking in a communications i want to bring attention also to the article that was in the paper yes the today or yesterday


lorraine seconded by linda any further discussion of those in favor and motion carries five to


exact amount but that's something that is possibly on the table and that came from our chair jeff monger who chaired the transportation committee for senator sanders for a lot of years parking


i have a coworker i can't get along with i need to call counsellor and get some strategies to help me deal with this difficult coworker it could be a supervisor problem you know it's confidential so they it's a really nice place for them to go to discuss those things it could be relationship


to find out information we can do all that research and finding facilities in the area of the assisted living skilled nursing or just agencies to help with in transportation we give them the list of those agencies and facilities then they can


home phone my personal cell phone and of course time phone and asked him to call me personally if there's any repetition of the problem and i'm hoping based on the actions that i took that there won't be so when i did state that there was absolutely


views here it sustains the fine the second question we've been asked is will any money come back to individual consumers we don't know the answer to that yet again that will be a feature of d p you there's also legislative effort to


the legislation thinks it should be a three hour storm and you're out six hours of the electricity you get that immediately back on your bill and it says line item extra three days so i think that's what they're fighting for now but i don't know if it's going to get there but


policy if the manager authorizes or all the board votes and so i want to be so dick doesn't get blindsided the vats the way that's the way the policy is structured that's the way it has to be so that


manager he's been through a lot of difficult times he's come out of those sometimes ahead and sometimes not so far ahead the reason why i think he talked about four or five years is because if you look across the state of massachusetts when you look over the last thirty or forty


asians not at all from the job that's correct we believe in the contract end of and the board can't let's say it's a committee of two people that negotiate with kevin they can't sign the deal as be signed by the board of selectmen so they have to bring it back to the board and obviously


i think they make a recommendation and i don't know what the teeth are on it if it's part of the dialogue but there are and it didn't take me long to go through the googling and figure out if it's a it's a big problem in some towns or with cows and i


that would be an added paragraph and i would also like the minutes to reflect that a member of the audience challenge to the request to go into executive session and ask ms bru to state her


talking about is a creating a chimney county regional dispatch union miss full district in this part point kind of give you kind of the introduction to what this is the first next slide kind of talks about why are we doing this


a board of directors i made up of the chief executive officer of each member municipality and then a the staff really led by a public safety communications director the report to that or the next slide gives you a little


perfect models showing other people of color showing models that don't have perfect figures and things like that a couple of the mention an ad where they featured a woman with it with a scar from a c section you like to


overwhelmingly watching much more watching a lot of english language media that includes on the internet on the radio although there is consumption of of african language media so there is a an opportunity to


impacted curriculum as well as the assessments that we give so some of the things that will come in the future will we have our baselines and benchmarks when we have those conversations in the fall we're seeing implications there because of the new


nonfiction so as an example by fourth grade fifty percent nonfiction text that you see as a post and more of the neighborhood the story writing and then as you get into high school you see seventy percent being nonfiction


they kind of said you know it's time to put up so i've got a lot of people that want to help and that kind of help them back a little bit because i don't want to do what we did before and get it when excited and go out recently thousand dollars and get a burnt out you know because if there's a lot of work


they said you know the things that we said we would do we did during the loan conduct we did all the design we did the survey so we kind of went back as we did all the backend stuff first while the economy kind of came back up


point because when it comes back to her vote to change it will be very difficult considering will have already gone through all this legal review so i'm going to start with a just really more for public's information and those who


five feet is the same as the high one setback that's that's my motion is to go for twenty five ok sport that all those in favor i pose


as well so i know the s p p said their first panic research my new title is c p for a multicultural research we are going to be expanding and developing our multicultural services


is mexican of course the red is puerto rican and the green is cuban and you'll see how the blues when and this this is the mexican population i'm sorry this


you know aunts they just moved in you know it's like you know you think about it take ok someone so the you know they pulled they pull resources they do they know they share what they have whatever the little horror of a little they have they share it and and they


who all supported this project and it worked to help the historic district commission complete this important project also like to to welcome our colleagues from the planning board


district was nominated to the national register in one nine hundred ninety three that includes properties in wall fam lexington and belmont the area that falls within the town of belmont consists of open space which is part of the expanded


but i'm also interested in delma village i'm very interested in seeing that the children who live in belmont village get a good education and i initiated before our former director left executive


tools yeah i'm not sure that's true i was going to read it all yeah but it's an interesting it's a heartbreaking way to look at tools and things right into it so what so what happens when a terrorist goes to


which is not the months like to main but moving into electricity which we can clean up more easily and the energy committee is really excited that all my life has been so supportive of past campaigns and we're looking forward and and very active on a variety of


anyone feels that there is in absolute need to make a response to something that was erroneously asserted we will provide that opportunity but there will not be a time to response is period at the end


combine it with a library and we now do away from that and when there was a proposal to move the library building across the street there was talk about combining the library with the school programming


across from hitting your field all the way east to pier co closed when it opens in september at labor day it'll look at the a lot different because the middle of the campus right here the blue is the act of school that all students will


that crash history and you have to sort of go through a whole detailed analysis i doubt that you would be able to meet any sort of warrants for a traffic signal a trowbridge there's certainly a


so you're saying you'd like to see the sidewalk a wider in the road narrowed i'm not saying i don't agree with you but if this is a sort of looking at it from the standpoint of expediency and you know implementable of the end we also have some other things we have to work out with i


know i did read it well done so yes i think we can then with that why don't we move on to the ratings for a minute and then we'll come back to some of the some of the feedback so we're all seeing the ratings for the st time surprisingly some


four and then we did add a section here that's evaluation of prior your goals so chris and i have had some conversations about whether he wants to roll out this form across the board as well so in theory next year and we set down the goals that are listed in part three


that you know perhaps needs to be considered i'm no gentleman i mean the light of that should be to plan is just the best way for us to govern the like department i mean i think it's been fine for the past nine years but there is sometimes disconnect because of our understanding of issues and


so that's that was my intent but here you know just trying to time it with different the board meetings and committee meetings that i figure more discussions better than less so so you know you'll see that in through our long


love our waving camera people they're going to be they're going to make sure they get our attention regardless but i don't know we're going to hear from them again later the dancers they're not done right that wasn't their only performance was that you know we're going to hear more from the from here i keep seeing here more there dancers


you know let's go over here you know the holidays the holidays can be a great time to catch up with far flung family and friends and when you can't meet up with them in person


and it's been another part of fundraising for the food pantry and it's fun it's maybe it's worth mentioning to that justice as lynn has stopped by we certainly an invite anyone to stop by with a donation during this


excited i also saw it as an opportunity for employees to get involved if they wanted to be involved in the food pantry so it just was a really good solution to a problem that was long overdue to be solved absolutely in the food pantries


and how would people get involved well basically all of our hours ago to go back to the way they were we had to make adjustments in our present site because we were in a residential neighborhood and so we had to go you


we are now being told it is about time to end the telephone i'm sorry to say but it's been good time and we've raised a lot of money we've helped a lot of people get some food and i thank all of you for watching and all of you for donating if you have a donated you can still mail it in it's


fifty one to go and only be down by a a matter of an extra point being blocked which i hope doesn't come back to haunt them but i saw and for them to come back after milton scored they keep answering the call which they didn't do that stuck


into winchester which you know for us was a game we really expected to win and didn't get off the bus and good winchester team you know beat us up and then we had it into lexington and that game was one that i


reynolds are down and college together in florida i talked to that kevin shea who's a detective on the beaumont police force and he and the family took with the reynolds as took the took the two boys down to college together so that was a great experience to


responsibilities with regards to the coaching staff and i just i guess i just want to know maybe what was the decision process that you went through because you mentioned you did a little bit of a deal line coaching at the during a parts of last season so was it was that part of what was the bug i know you come from a