the internet and platforms like this to wake people up see back like when i was a kid everything was a much more controlled within the school system and there were only three few main news


public will have to and congress will have to not only reassert its war making authority to start piercing open this debate about ending are endless global wars the problems and challenges that we face in this


and often times the second order effects just make the situations worse and so this is an opportunity for us to voice our to our senators that we want them to think about this differently that we want them to actually stand


for today there are those that would diminish that police peaceful movement that did not lead to lasting democracy and a radical change in philippine society but it was a testament to the fourteen


it was that instant that the murder conspiracy begin to unravel not just for the hit man not just for dick tato and boy people but for those who put him up to it for those who stood in the shadows for those


well guess what the day cindy talked about in her book has come last wednesday we went to the f b i office in seattle because this is not coming clean about what they knew about the f


impacting human lives for the good so after completing my training i went to work in a community health project situated in a himalayan value a weeks walk from the road in nepal that may be hard to imagine walking to a walking a


was the legs that these liberals used so how was this moderation accomplished well big business corporations were explicit in telling us our roles were to be workers and consumers and this has to be taught in


are only five for cycles of cell division to produce you sitting here so a cell division is an extremely sensitive period if you wanted to impact it would you pick forty two cycles over nine months or a further


five over twenty years well birth weight is a good measure of fetal development along with whether you were born it term or not and this helps us understand why african americans have poor health


technologies and not facing the terror are present in other countries where we attack with drones one way to see how stress is impacting our health in the united states is to compare health


history boyce if there is a revolution and i don't think you're going to get away with it in this country but if there is first they get rid of me but then they get really


south seattle in that time there was already which is now is still an ordinance in seattle that prohibits employees of the city to collaborate with ice and so that time seattle


because people are pretty delusional in this city they do not have a clue what's going on i mean most people don't have a clue anyway they just sort of know that you know but they aren't even going


he's in jail now that's what should have happened down in florida there's no reason then it shouldn't have happened why didn't it happen are they that inept or did they want the event because remember


loving god leads to loving people let me tell you if you love god or i love you so much what can i do he says i want you to love this person over here i want you to love this person over here i want you to do this for this person here almost all you start loving people start loving god you don't think


now information is accelerating so fast that what happened a year ago things that sounded crazy a year ago are now openly admitted a year ago i was on joe robbins pod cast because podcasting history now reported as a fifty something


news is that the ai is now in place and it's in a accelerated learning phase and google facebook twitter they are all including


this to build some stuff first because we're builders look look look at everything we build it's all we did some of the globalist believe we're actually nanotech put here we're intelligent nanotech and we're now just reaching mission face


kid lifts their hands up with another guy comes into the house so the neighbor walks into that this and this is a sermon maybe more do my sermon may this be a sermon if i walk in the house of my kid doesn't lift their hands up and doesn't do


glory if you do that to impress if you do that to keep me happy to keep me to shut up if you do it for the wrong reasons nothing in it but what if all of a sudden you're told that you have cancer and you're told you have


referencing when people return to addictive behaviors after making initial attempts to get free sobriety always a struggle to maintain for former addicts whereas it is possible to overcome the state of fragility of lives possible overcome but to be honest


the first born and that was a sign of protection and i was thinking about i if an egyptian will do the same thing in those days i


does heats up the air and creates a plaza and so essentially the plasma is going through the air and then within the plasma the missile is going and these are hypersonic missiles and they can gliders and they


embarrassing going to slide twenty nine and we find the student turned activist throw up some red flags what was initially an incredibly odd move for a high school student vehemently defended the f b i and place the blame squarely on the president


scott very much along the lines you're suggesting at the federal level in addition moto alexis presley has been investigating the obituaries from las vegas and found they were based on people who died in different states or on different dates server different


that not possess the adequate sophisticated or temperamental restraints for handling this material and a say in the military hierarchy is a quick to handle some of this intelligence some people state department


able to effectively negotiate dealing with his generals chilling with us admirals dealing with the navy doing things that i believe trip never ordered and i'm


and we don't get treated fairly so that's kind of it we were there too inside was airing dixon and he was talking to the legislator about you know open carry and i bought our right to


party was a police patrol and when we do we'd have so many paths in a car and we would file the police and then when they stop somebody we would be at a legal


you still won't get if you tie them tie the all you want you still won't get to have your big screen t v in heaven i hate to tell you that but even if you tie that really big when you get to heaven there will not be a big screen t v in your mansion


you took a wrong path and like you hung out with the wrong people you went on the wrong place you did all the wrong thing and now you don't know how to get it right you're paying a terrible price for terrible choice doing whatever it takes to


growth of i want to help people understand who they are and so i was sitting on my track i was a field artillery man by trade and i was crying


world would be destroyed but he who fears the commandment would be the word the law of the wise is a fountain of life to turn one way from the snare of that that


glory and honor for everything i really give god the glory for give me this opportunity does come when you're home and for those people which they've been part of this minute to take you from the bottom of my heart please help me to bring this good news


and god turns around and says well you robbed me when will you be your question how my robin you god so how we rob and you he


bad thing is happening to you for you are watt robbing me twice god says you're robbing me if you don't try twice he says you're cursed with a curse you're robbing me the whole nation of east on a nation of israel in other words the nation of israel


first tank battalion was african american tank unit their patch that they wore on the side of their uniform was the black panther their motto was


get something going like an aircraft carrier or like a submarine i mean it's outstanding and that was a great move a lot of scientists just believe with very very good scientific reason not political reason that he could have chosen a better system


encourage him last week i talk about the importance of organize finances and what is the importance outside to control our town to say things


neighborhood has faced a series of traumas including the construction of a freeway urban renewal and today it faces fierce development pressure and i know all of these things sound familiar i work for a firm that was hired so this is the


the state so earn a purple heart so what this congressman did it probably doesn't even understand it as he equated republicans or the the actual looking for truth to an enemy attacking this man so it's pretty disgraceful and probably the stupidest thing


resistance and the international socialist organization and i am really thrilled especially given the news over the last few weeks i mean there's been just sort of a parade of horrors of children being separated from their


right that people should not be held there that the conditions are so inhumane people were only getting one hour at most outside a day and outside was a cinder block room with a tarp over it right people couldn't afford to


and we see regularly in the in the media and corporate media what many would perceive to be tied to the climate change the increase in temperature so how do you factor in


nutritious they are to provide whatever we need as humans in terms of micronutrients and b vitamins and protein so you have been working on this issue for a long time like least twenty years is


zones article and it says nor any hole in the facade into which the plane could have been swallowed up this is this is primarily what they were talking about the pentagon and they communicating the wrong story on the anniversary of nine


can no matter how fast you throw it it's not going to go very far how far could you throw a small tree branch with the leaves on it not very far to much


the pentagon the complaint utterly fails to set forth a consistent much less plausible theory for what actually happened that morning in arlington virginia we just saw there was no way the plane the april gallop could have gone through and come out the


like to something like that you have to pinch yourself and say oh my god is bill and then i had my son was mean so my newborn maybe was with me and so i was trying to maintain myself so i would not freak out he was right next to me in a stroller at


ok what's my next because i can't believe this happened my son my son you know but i calmed down and i was just thinking ok i need to do something you know i see over there on that


they won't be able to sort it out i mean because anybody who's been looking at this at all knows that the democrats are up to their eyeballs i mean putin has stuff it's all on the democrats because they've done hundreds of


seventy to eighty percent of human population so they we have a poor that serves up to eighty percent of their many population however in june of this year the saudis in the emeritus decided that they're going to target had ada


say and anyways but he found us and took us back again so it was nine years still that i didn't see my mom through my childhood and that was that was very tough i formed a lot of beliefs around that if for no lot of beliefs


would like to talk to me person you can always get your call toll free any time one eight six six want


gaining acceptance of the truth about what happened on nine eleven too many people hear no plane at the pentagon and look at the evidence and conclude that the nine eleven truth movement is incompetent and misguided


to the row a which is very close to row a and it's just the place where the pentagon wall kind of juts out for several hundred feet and was pentagon debates how


the truth is far from what you're being told and unless you're willing to look a little deeper and see what's really at play here specifically the agenda of never ending war always propping up a straw man a bogeyman to justify never ending policies of war


done is i've shown after kind of a progression as to how things would have fallen where they would have fallen on the second one so i was at the post as being severed at the twenty two foot mark very top because of the


and they do something and then the other videos frames are for smaller areas inside the store store rooms things like that and so i highly that where you see the people gathering and rushing outside if you go watch


and never will do lose the power till you get to heaven because this is what says in the word of god in the beginning was the word and the word was god and the word was jesus himself


housing there's low income housing there's very low income housing and extremely low income housing low income housing which is sometimes now called workforce housing as if people who are very low income don't work is eighty percent of median income


public housing has historically served so sh a going back to what they're doing in seattle they sell about half of the land and then they use that money from the sale of the land to build units for the extremely


and that's why the lord wants us to learn to act in faith no matter what i think about that how important is to believe faith is not hope it's an act you act in what you believe when you act in


day i was talking with someone and this man he was having back pain that pain and and he said it's an it's a disease


and the longer i had remain involved with the group the more i could see how powerful and relevant it is especially it's becoming more and more relevant given the you know the social


doors are open to anyone and everyone


raised passes that's right so when you get down to the specific you're talking about a very popular program that people are looking to and a variety of ways as they get older so in february


in which democrats agree to cut social security benefits for future retirees while republicans exceed to significant tax increases to reduce government red ink oh got bomb his commission


god is love his work is for the purpose of saving mankind leading them to a wonderful final destination he has bestowed so much grace and so many blessings upon us


these years i believed in god i have gained so very much from him you have this time before i passed out i felt the earth spinning my heart beating i felt terrible so i hurried to plead to god


this is in bill clinton's first acceptance speech at the democratic convention this was his mentor carol quigley who wrote a book called tragedy and hope


mostly glad it was another project that we were doing something that the government would not do right and that's the real purpose of the path is across the united states back in the sixty's seventy's and some lasted


themselves and be able to communicate with them so as to be understood worldwide all prisoners had to have a right to communicate communication is a human right it covers everybody who it's a shame that you know one of the things we first lost when they


this recon crescendo we are very proud to present a fine concert pianist dr nicole kim dr kim is a native of korea and now lives in the seattle bellvue area


around her gently so people like you and john as talky and people that were there are mary helpful in connecting me with the people that i need to connect with to make this happen


school to prison pipeline i mean the things that like we're doing now he was doing already yes i say he was definitely a man before his time but a genius you know as i feel he does deserve that title


so i can go first i can take that question i'm a fairly new muslim and what i can say is that before becoming muslim i've been around different different people within the military i've been three different locations and there's there's definitely a narrative and a propaganda that's


support the deal castro and yasser arafat he said because they help me with natural resources


biggest issue right now in the world is people they cannot discern things and even in their own mania and programs and others and american culture people they have no deserving and a certain area and they they heard the word and


project to my heart especially since having kids i'm a mom of two and i can't even imagine not being able to provide for my children what is needed especially around the holidays what these children experience we our children here take for granted and


found those are all questions that will identify during the investigation and you had a fall you are aware i imagine that some of the administration when faced with quick tough questions about this operation and the information sharing from the operation


are so for those people which they don't believe when they follow satan and his and his disciples and god give us the opportunity the last minute in our life


healing was happening and a muslim lady came to her and under stage and said what about the name of mohammad is nothing going to happen and i know that was a question which will make that lady to be


point when she's talking about you know congress the white house hollywood wall street owned by the zionist oh look at the look of the u s congress and the most powerful nobody in america here care is the name of a foreign country it's


question you know we track their propaganda week to week it's it's really interesting because three years ago most of their propaganda when you looked at it was actually the past positive message that was the vast majority of the propaganda it was this word historic


direction in iraq one more time one more filibuster and what we want to do next which is focus on the incredibly serious housing crisis in america there is a connection


and by the way importantly if the if that communication comes into the united states we want to know who they're communicating with here because that could be the late stages of an operation that could be an indication that there is an element embedded in the united


indicated a number of times in the last twenty four hours on the floor is to make sure that sometime this week we are on the housing stimulus package and we'll do that and we will see if we can do it


in in iraq now there's been a lot of discussion over the years about weapons of mass destruction this is not that you know those of us who are over there are not i would say to you madam president that while i have not been this many times to


armed guards and all that and a member stopping in talking to people i always like to single out people are holding babies and and they have this love for us that they didn't have before so we now see these changes that are taking place we see that


to get that out of the centralized area what is loud and then to take place is more local governance it's allowing people whether they be sunni or kurd or shia area in a mixed area to be able to solve more


i think would be very harmful to the long term investment that we've made i think it would send a signal to the region that we're going to allow the iranian influence to spread and i think it also invites much more aggressive actions even towards us


dying for us and our freedom what the berkeley city council did was not freedom of speech the protestors that had their freedom of speech for months but that wasn't good enough for them they wanted the power of government behind


obligation but their families who are unhappy the people i saw the spouses the children were not happy about that he going away again some of them are going to get hurt and some other may never come home


admiral mike mullen testified recently that quote the most likely near term attack on the united states will come from al qaeda safe havens in pakistan and a recent


cost financing businesses that are struggling would get a boost cities would be helped by an infusion of community development funds big cities and smaller cities alike in families would be able to restructure their debts and get back on their feet the administration has made a


thirty five years later imported my account for sixty percent imports have grown because the gap between domestic supply and demand have been allowed to widen and sanction has steadily


energy information agency oil usage will rise thirty percent by twenty thirty even as alternative sources of energy account for a much greater percentage of our energy supply we will be


home is a basic part of what we are called the american dream in this country and that is in great jeopardy right now for too many families eighty seven thousand people willing to for closure this last


by just telling the american people and my colleagues next week will be again a defining process next we a majority party will offer a budget and


doing our work here in the senate we should be working toward the legitimate bipartisan agreements on the issues that matter most to americans that is what our constituents send asserted to of course in an election year particularly a presidential election year we unfortunately slide into a silly


the american people made their position clear they're tired of business as usual in the coming months i hope to work with the majority on the issues of importance to the american people i think i'm known as the one who helps bring both sides together on a wide variety of bills over the years the thirty


now i know that this will continue we have sixteen counties right now that are under the federal disaster designation there may be more coming but my hat is off to all those who have been involved in helping people in this time of need mr president i


tax rate at fifteen percent or lowering the corporate tax rate from thirty five to twenty five so our companies can be competitive with the world and keep their jobs here instead of going overseas or simpler flatter tax giving taxpayers


that's what we should be doing it focuses our mission with the best interest the united states we need a political solution not a military solution for the people of iraq feingold resolution acknowledges that we need the help of the international community we work best when we


continually police the age old mts of the various factions in iraq


political process and unfortunately we have not seen that sort of political leadership from this administration that's a totally different concept than the one that seems to make it in to argue bates here in


in when we pass the part d drug benefit for senior citizens there was language put in that bill remember that bill was passed in a bipartisan vote strong bipartisan vote that said that if


revenue estimate they have cautioned us to be careful about the xining tax gap closure measures that are given by on realistic revenue targets in on realistic time frame


grave as a strong incitement to unceasing valves that heaven may continue to you the choice is tokens of its beneficence that your union of brotherly affection may be


true character of government as of other human institutions that experience is the surest standard by which to test the real tendency of the existing constitution of


telecommunications companies who are assisting the united states government in the absence of a law which properly provides for liability protection for them and sets out the ground rules for their intelligence collection and i would ask you to answer consent that


does governments like the city of berkeley have done it should come as no surprise to us that there are doubts in the minds of those who put on the uniform that we support them that we believe in what they do


the republican leader misread the last week friends on the other side pulled back the curtain on their budget proposal and taxpayers all across america groaned it really wasn't very pretty and democrats


product each and every year again this is before the amendment to extend the middle class tax cuts but you'll see the same pattern after we extend the middle class tax cuts the debt as a share of


no way i


it's obvious to me what the game plan is they want us low the senate down from getting things done it's interesting to note that when the thirty hours out we will automatically go to cloture on the piece of legislation that


president we're happy to talk about iraq it's obvious that the republicans are doing everything they can to stop us from going forward on legislation something dealing with the economy of course what would have been the right thing to do if they were


voted on four times already since the new majority took over in january of two thousand and seven in fact this will be the thirty fifth iraq vote we've had since the new majority taken over


we spent a lot of time discussing iraq over the last year during and much of that time as the view of what was happening in iraq was not nearly as positive or optimistic as it is


and so i'm confused and maybe i shouldn't be because almost half of the members of the majority voting voted against cloture that is to say they voted against proceeding to the bill that the majority leader had filed


all republicans are talking about five minutes out of the last hour all the rest of time has been taken by members of the majority party the minority or majority whip himself spoke i think a little over a half of an hour i won't take that long but i think


the political solutions necessary to end their civil war and to end the violence they said time was needed well the government has had time and during this time our troops have continued to pay the price


is in stark contrast to what was there a year and a half ago


madam president bush cheney white house continues to sell us a false choice false choice between security and liberty i reject that choice this is


this we'll do this by the end of my first term as president of the united states


we will also lead by hot having the highest standards of civil rights and civil liberties and role of wall and due process we will close guantanamo we will restore habeas corpus we will say no to


of the aisle and encourage incorporate them as much as i can in the ten steps and before i go into the details of step one i want to say just a few things about the entire proposal if the ten steps bill were to become law


our secretary of state congolese or rice how long she thought we'd be in iraq she said she couldn't answer it i asked her how much do you think we're going to have to spend in iraq she couldn't answer it


while the president's most recent supplemental request for iraq was two hundred billion in itself bigger than the stimulus package we just passed the president has spent more than half a trillion dollars on his failed policy


fifteen of eighteen we interviewed for our report on mental health services for children identified the lack of providers as a significant barrier other funds were used to renovate or relocate physical space so that


and our programs defined by the availability of public and private grants budgets were small services were limited after hurricane katrina through the generosity of many the clinic reopened to provide health care for returning citizens and has since become one of


the storm one of those always has to be on standby for trauma since we're level one so we are cramming all of our operating room cases into ten operating rooms in that facility and as a well respected physician in the


supported clinic and the good news though is that the community based system of clinics for primary care has been able to at least develop with the support of the federal grant funds it is decentralized it is in the neighborhoods where people live


it's forty seven billion right now they've narrowed it we're a state that taxes at a rate more than twenty five percent higher than louisiana and we've overspent we provide a lot more public health assistance


there has never been an adequate mental health infrastructure in new orleans and today the need for care and treatment have only increased exponentially since katrina made landfall during the last four years the availability of psychiatric beds have been dramatically reduced combined with a large number of mental health


legislation regarding endangered species act cost and this hearing today focuses on water and power infrastructure which does come under the jurisdiction of the water and power subcommittee and for this reason i


environmental change is growing rapidly the impacts of climate change already are evident in fresh water and ocean environments over the next two to three decades we have little opportunity to change ocean conditions in fact they're likely to get worse if both


opinion for the columbia and snake river systems that effort was an unprecedented effort it involves a collaboration between all of the sovereign parties that have involved in penn involved in the just trying to get my head tensioner


delta one thousand six hundred that are on screen how about the factors of urbanization growth patterns over the last two decades that has quadrupled in the sacramento kings delta area that


science needed to support the growing biologics industry in general as i have studied the challenges of developing biological drugs i realize that some of the issues facing


healthcare and companies to enter the biosimilars so of course currently the market for us is open in europe and it has recently opened in japan we have a strong belief that this will be also in the u s so we do not


program and a test plan and we're marching for with that another risk of the launch abort system which is a new system it actually contains three new solid rocket motors they're small scale but they are new new solid rocket development programs but we again


research yes or no that i do know or don't know this right down the line i don't know i don't know ok this is just from thank you very much


weapons programs the briefing method memorandum to witnesses and to members discuss only department wide problems and issues not any specific weapon system so we were disappointed to learn late last evening about the decision to release a


a battery of tests called an operational assessment the f the sales miserably the prototype vehicles experienced over six hundred breakdowns and could operate for only four hours before requiring


in sequential ways of promised reforms and layers of ambitious initiatives but as cautious g a o auditors often conclude challenges remain perhaps that's because the reforms as well as congressional tends to tame this stubbornly inefficient


staff and the conference after my first ninety days in office i listened discussed and reflected on the leadership perspectives of congress industry and d o d military and civilian personnel my opinion


wasn't getting the oversight it probably deserved not that's back in the two thousand timeframe is when you that's probably the genesis of when this really started going wrong if i hire contracted to do work for me and they run


mutually agreeable way forward that takes into consideration the pressures and limitations and resources that the department has the kinds of requirements and budgetary and acquisition rules regulations and limitations that we have with the


earlier there are model laws on unfair insurance practices in most states in the country they are very useful some of our cases were able to utilize pieces of that law to get an appropriate outcome for consumers but in others we were not it wasn't until we had very


block we believe that the state of utah has not done what it's supposed to do in this regard would that trigger an investigation from you that's all i want to know


falls through the cracks and number two initiatives to give consumers in this market piece of mind including new consumer protections with regard to resurgence and preexisting conditions just very quickly


congresswoman norton and at the distinguished members of the committee thank you for this opportunity to testify i am pleased to appear before you to head today on behalf of the court services and offender supervision agency to discuss the work of the


about one system where you begin with and i use the word sanction to mean if improvement is not made you're on your way back to


residents and elected officials the entirety of the withdrawal areas in the state of arizona arizona governor napolitano supports coconino county board of supervisors supports that arizona game and fish supported and the metropolitan water district of los


so we should ask what needs fixing who are keeping an eye on what needs to keep working in the vast majority of contract transactions so taxpayers can have their money spent efficiently and wisely meaningful reform forms are based on data not anecdotes even


appreciate your holding this hearing i want to myself with comments from previous speakers specially mr lynch to as he reference we travel together in april and had some conversations regarding a


transparent process for identifying those employees with the potential to become executives in our organization the self nomination process puts employees in control of their koreas by allowing them to


postal service as an employer of choice in addition we are leveraging technology to reach new generation interested in postal careers are job postings appear on a variety of specialized websites


academic organizations throughout the time it has been pending mr chairman it is past time that thousand proves this bill and at the appropriate time i will introduce an amendment in the nature of a substitute the


primary responsibility for any changes that we will make sure this measure become law i also have my colleagues senator boxer and her staff director who spent time and energy


plants just like to pause for a minute and tell you about a personal experience that i had as most members of the subcommittee didn't know and probably some of our visitors don't know i love to be on the water and i'm a i'm a


beginning they're taking out carbon and nitrogen but we know they excrete waste so what is the compatibility of our understanding for the best management practices for fishing management plan with an ecological base


jurisdiction the commission asked for your confidence in our process a process that respects state rights and is based on transparency science and cooperation and it has a history of success thank you madam chairman to all the members of


moreover the provisions from caps bills already passed the congress last year as part of chairman recalls energy legislation so i urge the adoption of my amendment to address the pressing issues


vibrant coastal communities and ecosystems within tidewater virginia and more than sixty percent of our population live within the coast and that population continues to grow virginia is blessed to have over five thousand miles of shoreline four title


residing in utah eventually minerals were discovered on the land and royalties were received by the trust fund beginning in one nine hundred fifty s to fulfill its obligation the state of utah established the utah navajo trust fund over the years the state used the money


will continue for some time it's our understanding that the state of utah all while acknowledging that the troll is trustee and certainly a lot of the work that it has done over the years


in mind what their interests would be thank you very much for your testimony and present surely one of the questions i have actually coming from oklahoma we are a


follow on the comments and question of my colleague from wisconsin it is noteworthy and important that we were planning this far ahead and


actually incurred and the pair rate of harz n g o s report released today for example double counting and double payments as well as overbilling due to currency conversions is perplexing we're talking about five


of a democratic pakistan the c s f program is a key tool for enabling the government of pakistan's contribution to our common struggle against violent extremists particularly in pakistan's frontier areas that's all for my formal remarks i look forward to


amount of time to assess there is a multi layered review beginning at the embassy in pakistan continuing on through the combatant commander and so i'm comment on to our staff here the comptroller staff in the pentagon to review and assess the documentation that the


but it's never built into the budget and it seems to me there's there's there's some downside to that and that it's something that needs to change so not sure who to ask because there's two


sure the board hasn't yet received any requests for arbitration of fema determinations but i can assure you that when cases arrive we'll look forward to working with the parties to resolve the disputes as quickly and as


lawsuit well that's the ultimate spare and should not happen and i will always be haunted by the signs that said hold the core accountable well


right then for theme want to repeat to respond the notion that they're going to respond other than in their own quote best interest has been has already been seen through four years of non


administration a lot of pressure put on people on the ground but i want to make sure it continues to rain water as i understand it it's the local governments or the state governments mr farron don't know


teachers who have retired waiting to receive benefits from the oregon school board and that's and that's the only money that they can use so you have the orleans school parish you have other minister polities i'm pretty sure most of the fair you are having the same problem is that


one point i'd like to make congressman if you don't mind is that a national strat she is one thing but all disasters are unique and all disasters are different and the real strategy that's going to


for example with about three thousand that are under a million dollars we could work through that process very quickly if they were to accept it does that relate to the earlier


mixed income communities in new orleans and so those have created jobs in optimism as well although there are still areas that are hurting we are beginning and i think what's happened in louisiana is it not to belabor the answer but what we have seen is that


contract is fully available but the underlying workings are still not have not been opened up in the same manner that all the previous witnesses said the drug companies do not make this the stem from ation available


clients are using it now in these economic times because it saves money and they realize or people like it but sometimes policymakers have a tough time addressing that because of other concerns and so we would say that on issues like


everything they're supposed to do working hard paying their premiums and when it comes time for the insurance company to help them then suddenly they find they have no insurance we've got to deal with the high cost of insurance going up


all these town meetings that so many people who consider themselves out there fighting for the people willingly or unwillingly apparently out there shilling for insurance corporations prescription drug companies what they're looking for is the status quo and that's just a little bit amazing if they were really


burden for either drugs or matter or care for the doctor or whatever there's not much money left over to pay the rent or buy the groceries your point about the seven large companies that control the industry it has to have


testified that that agency dedicated only for part time staff to hipaa private health insurance matters for the entire nation further despite press reports alleging abuse of rescission practices in violation of federal law the agency did not


four recommendations for the committee first work with industry to drive research development and demonstration for recycling jia toci has developed a framework for research on closing the fuel cycle and we've actually submitted that


major recommendation on there that we need greater cooperation with russia on peaceful nuclear energy and the particular point you make about the high temperature gas reactors things an important one the department or g itself has looked at these reactors not enough in


so other concepts say in addition to say yucca mountain positive thinking about certain streams going down boreholes versus salt disposal forces alternative disposal concepts all this has to be brought together through


you want to you know the a political might and in american politics and i know but the just having this discussion really i think does credit to this committee and shows how essential this committee is to


each dependent on the develop ability of scores and often even hundreds of standards many of which did not exist when these initiatives were launched unfortunately while the private sector is capable of developing individual standards quickly for specific


pioneering measurement technology that gets developed together with the necessary standards that the industry needs to be competitive all are accountable within one organization and the decisions can be made


solve standards the smart grid is maybe the first example electronic health records i think the government should really use these as as learning experiences to understand what government needs and how this can


and nist there's no doubt that our use of the internet and other communication networks is continuing to grow and evolve and that threats from individual hackers criminal syndicates and even other governments are growing and evolving


they no longer operate independently in this is good for example hospitals collaborate with other hospitals universities health care providers but more collaboration is create more vulnerabilities finally the source of risk is also changing too often today the threats


successes can be leveraged and what changes are needed for us to consider in particular the consolidation that has been proposed is a matter of concern to me and i think everyone i'm not automatically against a


percent to forty percent after the change we changed the way we top first year of engineering technology courses and this picture you seen the tastes of the cluster oliver she completed civil engineering technology degree at florence darlington


when money is actually associated with the training process that is that you have research assistant chips and the like it gets you in tree into the lab the key to the door and the relationship with the mentor that is likely to be deeper and yet we basically


this case is science so wonderful but the challenge is getting it to connect up early enough that people start seeing the connections and get excited about it the people that i know that have gotten excited about science like my kids for example


massachusetts my hometown where he garnered imminent expertise in the treatment of combat trauma suffered by vietnam veterans in two thousand and four two thousand and five he served as chair of ethics leadership personnel policy in the office of the u


so that's something that you do carry that here someone that you have worked closely with and who has worked with united states who was then assassinated as a result of that sure you could feel terribly guilty about


armed combatant and would quote unquote legitimate targets necessary targets and protected persons to use the terminology obey the law of land warfare


but when they do it's a great story for this country it's great to hear about a veteran like courtney clements succeed not only in participation in sports but also in employment in education forty to fifty five


challenge participants have an opportunity to develop sports skills and take part in a variety of workshops this event involved efforts in rehabilitation adaptive sports should be noted that the winter sports clinic hosted


percent of our economy that's an alarming number we just came off of a one point four one point five trillion dollars deficit we're headed in that direction as well and


you just lost the reauthorization a couple years after and you're not able to compete for you're not able to fulfill it so both because of the practicalities of the way people apply for and utilize grants in the real world not this world but the real world


program was not transparent and i cannot be supportive of consolidation without sufficient detail about the whole how the program will be administered we need to increase the number of individuals from under represented groups who are pursuing stem degrees we all agree to that in


most wanted list since one thousand nine hundred the bill directs the f a a to implement a new pilot flight and duty time rule an updated rule will more adequately reflect the operating environment of today's pilots and will reflect scientific research on fatigue


so do other members mr bush thank you mr chairman and i think chairman costello in congress and to try for their contributions to this very important legislation as you may know this is a


thank the gentleman for sharing with us those very touching personal memories very important for us to keep in mind when we are not dealing just with numbers and figures and words on paper but with lives families and shared


that this is the first step in that process once studied the coral returned to the committee for additional authorization should the project prove valid or prove necessary


to bill was approved and ordered reported favorably to the house our next order of business is the u s mariner and vessel protection act of two thousand and nine i ask


flag vessels care and u s government argonne when they transit pirate infested waters if they are deemed to be at risk of being boarded by pirates this amendment was adopted by the house and it is my hope that it will be included in the final


congresswoman matsui and other members for their willingness to work with the industry and victims groups to develop legislation that can be supported by all parties i urge all members to support the bill and i yield back the balance of my time thanks


systems they derive it is the most complex and expensive component of the power plant several drivers have been proposed lasers the most developed drivers other drivers would likely require longer to develop


so once we if if and when we actually achieve ignition that's that's a eureka moment in a way but it's not like all our problems are solved because now we've got more energy coming out but the challenge is capturing that energy you got to somehow capture


happened as the us has really turned towards the science of the plasma i think has been a tremendous set up advances in understanding the basic physics for how that plasma is confined in this magnetic bottle what levers


exactly what the technical word for that it's actually very confusing when just traffic is coming from lexington and it slows down and i'm always crossing from sycamore to lexington and i am one of them wondering is this my chance to cross


and i can't even get my car out and there's kids walking at the same on that road and there are no sidewalks on either side my neighbor next door neighbor she's been living in the town for thirty years now


a sign that shows there's an island right so so there's an arrow that goes off to the right and you're looking at trees and it's all very pretty and beautiful but it's not there hasn't been a lot of thought put in for pedestrian access so going forward


speed would increase and i knew if i didn't pay for it it wouldn't go and of course the neighbors came and we petitioned to have greater sidewalks but i put it in because i knew about the neck down and the traffic calming that


data that's necessary for them to do the analysis to determine whether that intersection warrant signals that my goal here is obviously false signals with a with a separate us tree in phase so that all traffic would stop when pedestrians are crossing the road


it happening there is this in there is something can be tried if it doesn't work it doesn't cost much to do it to see what happened to see if you know if there isn't you know there is going to be very well right but i think we're dealing human beings and human beings are very hard


than currently get making their spouse has benefits and that upon retirement they end up using and that's what the that's the estimate that is it's a very round number and i think that what we're looking for really is siegel's next year when they begin to get much


what time horizon are we talking about well they're using actually they're looking at that and under the second large paragraph the discount rate was determined in accordance with gadsby seventy four and


and i started off the meeting with a question since we have and kathy made a big point of this in her presentation we have now shown at the original idea from the treasurer


that's that's one of the options that i think jeff is looking at and hadn't had raised you know this is some of these it's a alternative three starts out fairly small thing grows eventually six million and extends the


happy to take some ownership of it otherwise we'd have to look for a different structure it is a fascinating subject i mean i've said i've been involved army going back a number of years


in twenty two that there was two point three million for the operating budget that's not exactly correct yeah there was one point three million that was used for the operating budget and there was one million that was put into the general stabilization fund so that is correct that total amount is correct but


at this time i'd like to introduce the chairman of the board who's going to preside over the meeting way up stan thank you thank you mary and i just got promoted to chairman of the board so thank


achieving is i would say the functional equivalent of a new police station and a substantial upgrade to d p w it's not it's not a permanent solution for d p w but it is a


that it's not a huge amount of money and we anticipate that the d p w would open first sometime in two thousand and nineteen and the police station sometime in two thousand and twenty so that cost would be spread over to capital budget season so that's very doable


deadlock at precinct seven i've been in both of the buildings if you would and your or the proposed solutions sounds like really amazing and


anything from along to a hockey rink or solar farm or really it's wide open and the point of the meeting on the eighteenth of june is to solicit your suggestions for what to do up there but this is


was a community housing proposal where several hundred thousand dollars was going to be set aside and the beneficiaries would have been two or perhaps three households and the at least some members of the more committee had


and i'd like to discuss those requests


want to tell you a little bit about


for years creating amazing cakes and cookies and all sorts of really elegant desserts and started taking some of those inspirations and bringing them into the chocolate world and creating


deal needs to be done and you would have a functional storage shed afterwards and should last a good long time but the expense would not be three zero which is another detail regarding the police station the police station has its own


door's too small and if there's been no money to fix it but again interest on a reasonably modest outlay that door opening could be widened and repaired and the building could be made more


put it somewhere else and let it set i do also take exception to the transparency piece but but i i guess the this is the the circuit breaker program


statutory well


high school is moving forwards the library is beginning to move in and the major capital projects working group believes it actually has a workable strategy for the police station


you're working and working in the system i mean just just sort of want to sort of keep keep that in mind and so that's i mean that's where we went


well it's more democratic to put it on the ballot let people vote again but it's more democratic to not rephotograph you know like the outcome so everybody's trying to argue from on high ground that i'm more democratic than you which i think is unfortunately how this time meeting is going to go but


so and there are different kinds of establishment that are allowed right now you could have a retail store you could have a growing place you could have a processing lab and there's another one i always forget but


under way in that department i'm not sure exactly what the young result will be because the really the project will be finished until fall no understood but just that there's going to be a process to do that seems really strikes me as important because that seems because it's one thing to get


undesirable things happen but if you start in one parent here then you can change it anyway like line


think what we're waiting for is to see those what the development recommends in terms of the number of additional units and the size of those units could be an additional number of one bedroom apartment and it could be funded


again the basis is getting all the players to agree on the plan once you have that agreement on the plan then it's just a matter of sort of figuring out how to put the money together is like a puzzle in putting all that putting the initial development


if you have six thousand members of the sons of italy and you want twenty four thousand dollars that's four dollars apiece shouldn't this be funded privately by those people that have this abiding interest in what you're trying to


if they don't allocate anything ed up until now every project that made it has made it past the preliminary phase which is the you know decide whether or not it meets the criteria has been recommended


desire to enforce this and it was felt that it was better if the recycling coordinator might be the more appropriate place as the enforcement authority being the nature of the item so we put it on with the recycling coordinator as the enforcement authority


a the match rate was one hundred percent because there was a lot of money and very few parties over time more and more towns have signed on and the inevitable result of that was that the match rate declines because the


five members paul just for that the idea here is to increase the size of the board the terms would be staggered so you would have at most two people running in a given year


in the back line have to make a judgment as to whether the ball is going to go out of bonds with in the stadium band and that determines whether they try to touch it


for conversation with people throughout the town and listening intently throughout i think we over the past year have held a very open and thorough process toward developing the warrant that is now for


yes ma'am in hong tommy member precinct eight i like the idea of providing assisted living housing and age restricted housing in this area and i would certainly want good success


economics preclude the use in those areas mr clarke charles clarke chair of the planning poured tommy member precinct four and they are a member of the appraisal institute i'm a commercial real estate appraiser in


supportive of the town field playground renovation and actually did approve design funds but it can't go out to bid until the next fiscal


i noticed when i got here was the narrative in the budget book was what was submitted by the departments for the annual report so you had the department heads doing essentially the same thing twice and it just seemed a little redundant and it seems that the


americans burned and kept as a grassland and it's been in that condition for the past four hundred years the property is currently listed on the national historic register as part of the mclean hospital designation and we use


know if you mr chair if you were to increase the twenty five dollars to thirty four the fixer out based on the average number of passes we sell for a fixed route seniors that would increase their


food waste currently without having a concrete slab and having it covered and to prevent order in vector and so that's why we don't accept food waste which is a second significant part of the way street that we would like to capture


whatever so the sooner we get the stuff just mentioned that they're scheduled to come back on the fourteenth and so with the department can bring the bring those numbers are higher if you possible so we can have a chance to digest them when


if the cost to landfill is seventy nine seventy nine dollars at central maui landfill there's that mean that our costs are reduced by that


for those considering applying for a permit the message will be that the county cannot be trusted to be fair why would such an increase not be fair because short term rentals are not hotels they


dated excuse me a number of sixteen dish thirty guarding the transfer of ocean safety program from parks and recreation to department of fire in public safety and its impact on the annual budget


session and the target is july first two thousand and sixteen for the official implementation of this transfer in the new fiscal year two thousand and seventeen budget proposal if


anyways share it is it is and fortunately we always have that that hardship about not being at that table and we get figures and put out and pay for this we were never there to even have any type of say so i yeah it's


permitted that amounts to one point one percent of the housing on this island what we need is


by advertising just for those things as the shift three b has been in our opinion that this amendment to the code changes how


dollar seventy per thousand so that compares to residential where a lot of our rentals are and camera right five forty or something like that


job site and see where the job the position description changes the classification of that current position and if it does we have to determine what those that position description accurately


based learning and getting outdoors in my job i go to a lot of schools to teach workshops with the environment and everything and it's been really great especially those last few months to see a lot of schools even if they aren't in a location such as yours to go out for just a


second part of the changes interview today recorded last week by travis barrington with lisa frey principal of departure bay eco school so we talked with those


doing with classes because it's something very new to most people and i just get the feeling with the schools well it can be a lot of that discovery because you take kids to oil and they see the plants they look for frogs but when you get your boots on and go


oil spill planning in the sailor's sea or try obviously to prevent it and actually there's another issue that we might talk about in a minute and that would be the closing of the coast guard station and the


people think that as long as they have enough to eat that they're fine which is not true and so there's a this big discrepancy in amount of food and quality of food and so then we figure that we're eating fine here but yet there's huge malnutrition


keeping food going to people rather than into the green bins or whatever and that and that program started from a simple idea to use refrigerator trucks in and imo so transporting food that would have been thrown out


and then i took another one on international human rights and i'm going what i'm seeing here in our country in our government use all wrong they've got it all backwards i'm going now i know how it should


well we could talk a lot about all of those things and i'm going to take a brief break here but when we come back i would like to perhaps talk about what we expect from a prime minister


political parties and i think both bill and jordan have kind of touched on one of those which is the religious thing that that there's a sense and i've heard people say this that if somebody


lovely yes so we do have a track from one of the musicians that's


even mail culture and heritage and imo dot ca and the end is spelled out or call two five zero seven five five four four eight three and finally what we're talking about today on the show


have to hurt them where hurts them the most is the pocketbook their share of the money and i guess i've been doing this for almost a decade now and educating and i started up the first one of the first marches a couple years back and one thing that we've


g m o corn fed you have to look around to find grass fed pastured beef which is why people advocate buying locally because you can go to the farm and see if the cows are in the pasture or not


registration for that is open for information you can go to triple w dot bike to work dot ca because there are sort of competitions among different workplaces to see who gets the most


be encouraging our listeners to go to this site and to go to the organic consumer site and in the us and which others non she and now project website greenpeace website also has greenpeace all over the world


really in the community bringing this kind of information to our listeners well for me it's sort of it started in two thousand and twelve with the idea of this and we're brief way starting in january of two thousand and thirteen we're on the sweet and sour variety hour to


when when you put that together with the statistic that only three percent of purified municipal water is a trip ingested by human beings through kitchen or drinking use so the question


all getting so fascinated him yes it's a fantastic conversation and we'll be back to it in just a couple of minutes but meanwhile we'll remind you that you're listening to c h l why when a one point seven f m or c h l


right back into that the subjects that we were dealing with one of them the twee we didn't delve into is the question of why that would be different levels of water restrictions throughout the region


intolerable to us as as women as as humans men and women working on this subject and i think it's good that we're talking about it more and that it's a subject that more people are aware of in their communities i


have to define for ourselves men and women and that it's something i feel has a very strong place in society today certainly and when i said you know if not me who if not now where


can celebrate the successes encouraged by the number of people who want to engage in conversation about this not only offline but online i think social media used properly can be a huge tool of


others who've met the conversation to ask the question and not me too if not now when and i'd like to finish with one word that we have to look to to connect


or participants is that after the program we may apply what we learned experientially to our region so our provinces that the development is not just within the program and within yourself


it these are real friends so what do you take away from this i get to understand deeper about plurality i really see the fore every simplest thing there's always two


ok yeah yeah on the other things i remember seeing was a family that was caring for an elderly and there were some medical items as well bags of of sailing and


i would like to just touch on though that the idea of some places have had in past bans on bags yeah and these bans usually only cover again the types of bags that are given away at grocery stores they don't they wouldn't cover the bags that are in the stores for


in india which was an experience that brought him to an awareness of the plight of the asian elephant and the big problem there is that people are moving into the elephants


your listeners supported campus and community station and a couple of things that i'd like to highlight today in the way of events first of all this just came into my email this morning the


yes it did well i was supporting farmers market before i became a vendor or a as i was i owned the vitamin house i was a supporter of the farmer's market back then yeah so when i start to transition into my health and food and farmer's markets we're in existence


modified corn is pretty hard you have to be very very diligent and strict and disciplined by thai and i am those that know me know i am a non she more i do not eat chia most i am like i am like a force to be reckoned with when it comes and i challenge


back yet but there is a menu across the top of the screen you can click on to listen which will bring up a menu at under that you can find a podcast link so that's the way to get


to congress short that before he signed the emancipation law into force which brought in the scope of the civil war the civil war had already begun and this what he said said the don't most of the quiet


faced with underutilization by the intended targets g a o recently projected that thirty seven percent of all workers will retire with zero plan savings and that of young and low income workers


in many of these important aspects as far as providing some updates to the simple plans and i think ron has touched on them fairly significantly if i were to summarize what we hope to accomplish by


the rest about how do we handle that retirement issue but as we're talking about ira's were to tend to be now talking about people who choose to invest or put money


sometimes can be complicated and you provide us with more details as to how eligibility in your view should be expanded or made simpler i think is very important


application of the goods imported and exploited at the port of charleston for example would be apportioned to the transportation projects within the national trade corridor or designated for the port of charleston while i recognize


ago one of my our colleagues i meet your colleagues from your neck of the woods indicated that if we were able to inspect every rail car every us citizen would have seven lawn chairs because that's how they are manifested


in other modes of travel would attract people to use the buses which are currently thought of still as the greyhound greyhound model and they have the added advantage of being able to have managed bus lanes while they go through


and then the high speed brussels paris brussels cologne amsterdam london those are massive projects as the result of a paris brussels link


highway trust fund as a cornerstone for investment mr schwartz you recommend that congress capitalize national infrastructure financing a national entity


texas or some of my colleagues if we get we have evidence that something being done up river is causing a lethal toxin to develop down river don't we have a right or a responsibility to tell the operator folks they've got to do some about that


you're saying that the m m a superfluous because of the nature of the bill itself i'm certainly ok with that but i'm not ok with saying we're going to add this on here so that someone can retroactively come back and say no this plan grew out of this bill and any effort to in that implement


going to be doing something that requires some major expense spend if you're by the state well we should just provide the money because it by definition it's an interstate issue and not simply a one state


science and looking at that that would there was an increase of one hundred thirty one million dollars over the two thousand and nine appropriations and that so that means that it's


sunsets or something that the public really really feel strongly about it's just where the sunset ought to be and i would strongly encourage the author of this bill so give a sunset so that you give that level of of assurance that this is not just an institution


with with researchers right now that is none of that has happened it's just a small group of people stuck away at the deal we i mean this is a process a public process where we're going to have the best of the brightest in the industry private sector public sector universities and actually


smart steps like the solar technology roadmap we won't get there other countries get it they're moving forward we are falling behind this is a plan to put us on the right path i'm concerned about deafened debt and deficit just like you are but unless we take some aggressive steps


stresses and strains that we deal with on a daily basis because their experience is so far back it's hard to just go and call and it's extremely frustrating to say was going to take to wake them up and respond to the problem


of living areas such as southern california south florida philadelphia and you're paying them thirty percent less you take them to facilities such as miami center you change the training


hundred percent but it's greater than ninety percent or greater than eighty percent of always been considered to be minor errors it still occurs but the f a a recently changed the category from classifying those minor


labor still engage and it goes well i basically let you know that i'm going to do some work but i'm not going to show you what it is i'm going to take it overseas and we get more work done cheap i want to come back into the jones


and rebuilt are you going to tell me no one in the coast guard could recognize that you couldn't get out of cape may and he could make that determination


vessel piece by piece or wholesale is irrelevant to whether income component is major although a decorous component of the whole can be added to a vessel as one discrete preconstructed structure surely can be added piece by piece being by be revered by rev


was the information that the naval architecture branch is going to necessarily decide the case or not so i think that the core is getting the public involved but i'll defer


have the skill sets and we have the infrastructure to do this type work but over time this is a roading of the second proviso has led to more and more work that would go into those yards to go into the seas i could overseas i couldn't put a exact number on the amount of


and technically useful defective uses great international laboratory the i s s requires a guaranteed cargo and crew delivery to be available as soon as possible after the space shuttle retirement


serving all missions with the same vehicle because then you're not optimized for any one mission and i believe and i think the augustine committee found that the capability or the technology the knowledge


use uncertain descriptions like quote third quarter invoice unquote which would not adequately describe its purpose to an unbiased audit review also disclosed serious failures at a bedrock principle of financial management


not enough to just go to two people checking out that you can you really want to go to three square to check and that the security of three is mega times over what a two person check off point is that one of those things that we should


one stream of insourcing we've heard a lot about we are very supportive of that initiative while we may disagree and have specific elements of how it's done it's an initiative that's important we all recognize that there's been a fall off in skill sets particularly in acquisition so we do not object conceptually


really for the past six seven eight years where we've literally lost dozens of people where we contract that expanded contract expanded literally in the tune of hundreds of people per year to cause a significant stress


much success because of the lack of match available or what is happening there one of the no we're going to want to commit to you to get back to you with far more specific ok permission on this book


i mention the clinton river they can find us both of the philippines for the clinton river the c d f for the river because of dredging that has occurred and we've been all year marking to get dredging project because of the historic low water level the dredging that's


very very nervous about dryer states trying to steal the water from the great lakes and the issue that bird was raised is right on one point that the federal government has no control over the distribution of the water that the states control


for semiconductors was similar to the landscape for solar technology today by increasing communication between the diverse members of the supply chain the united states and my conductor industry was able to develop standards and avoid duplication and research efforts


one million additional taxpayers through our field assistance and community based volunteer effort i am pleased to report to you today that we are positioned to deliver these services again this year in a


documentation that's required we've provided taxpayers with the option to fax the documentation in and i think that what we're finding with stimulus is not in any great number but i think nina has run into several instances


as you pointed out otherwise wouldn't be collected because the competition isn't it's not a choice they're not mutually exclusive so you could curve then with the finding of the of our own


case understand that employment taxes is an area where we have to stay vigilant to improve compliance we've increased our employment tax programs enforcement efforts and audit significantly in the last twenty four


informing and educating taxpayers as to the stimulus and let me just share with you what drove our decision and i'm never one to say there's not a better way to do anything because i'm confident there is and we'll find it but at the time that we made this decision what we were


have in the united states today an online system a free file system then my understanding is that at this point in time this year is up fourteen percent some have advocated


this information it's a big deal for twenty counties in the state of ohio child support enforcement is a big deal and i just want to be able to have my tax council follow up with your folks to see if we can continue this conversation to work that out


both sides and i believe that the commission fulfills a very important role also consumer protection with the cruise lines and some of the areas other areas as well as a very unique nature that we have in the maritime security where we contribute to customs


of the lawsuit that goes beyond what mr anderson has just said mr connor so my fury for into a cold study which the government spent two hundred thousand dollars to the best of my knowledge there was no formal written report and secondly there's


think is part of the normal replacement of furniture having sat in those years myself for a number of years it was time to replace them and in fact the the the conference table was former chairman alan bentleys


s flagships versus foreign flagships i think the tax incentive that have been in the past been helpful but i think working one possibility is looking at the consideration of allowing foreign foreign built ships to be u s flag not paraded by


it's outlined in the staff report and i won't go into all of the details however it does indicate things such as no weapons would be allowed no allowed music would be allowed


that as a result the homeowners there are uniquely situated to provide input and to express concerns or even conditions that might be


plan we don't know what that means even we haven't even had the opportunity to explore that as someone said when they got up does that mean it's for one year or it's for three years after one year they can fold it does it mean it's temporary someone


commission for just that really tiny use so because of the way that they set up state law it's the area of land that has the special use it's not the parcel


people that need not million dollar gentleman estates on the side of the hill with magnificent busuk yoshua places where people can live decently safely so


they don't have to resort to campsites like this from my perspective it's not a good idea


and then you've got two bathrooms that are downstairs and then the one bedroom cottage and then the pool the successful off the lower level


three hundred and twenty five feet deep the height of a thirty two story building created in my time that it takes to describe it to clear up volume of rock the size of the sedan crater with conventional methods would require more than


imposing task involves more than conducting new field experiments it involves delving deep into the store hours of knowledge man has contacted on the explosive technology and safety centuries of mankind's experience with chemical


might have thank you mr shapiro members mispriced thank you dear mr shapiro one quick question yes you mentioned that there was a survey and the general opinion was between ten and


and they recognize that that means my process is going to be a minimum of six months to get through and that's if everything works that's if that's if the planners are on time and there's no problems along the way then they might get through in six months and you just heard from someone who's trying


and you know people come over and go hunting people come over they you know for to see family etc i can hardly stand you know the lodge is better but you know but


i think a lot of the hell i mean bodies always help i don't know temporary hires or i'm not sure what how we would want to do that i


be talking to the state department of taxation and maybe we can maybe match up you know people who are paying their taxes to permit solos who are maybe be maybe paying their taxes but no permits but then of course then


there's the people who are flying you know no taxes no permits no nothing you know that's where basically what we're looking for is sources of information


i guess to keep one of the some of the key points we would like to see or any tweaks that we need to have some type of basically probation if they if they are in violation that they cannot apply for five years i understand that it's a long term


are here yes can you share any information with us or can you provide it to us at a later time if you don't i'll be happy to provide it at a later time you have any idea how many have gone to the


and part of it is part of i mean besides just reflecting poorly on the county there's going to be legal issues with that if you want violations to be upheld the show that there was no discrimination to show that you


lot older non conforming structures there and sure shoreline access and limit the types of structures and activities in the shoreline setback area so again this is that hahn a sunset master plan will move this building if there is structural


topic the commission has already completed its business as far as deciding on the permitting condition and the permit and whether or not it's it's advisable to bring the the permitting issues or whatever other issues back to the commission considering the pending litigation


i don't know if we've ever dealt with litigation that is not involving the commission this is just not involved the commission there's other litigation that happens but it could tangentially deal with commission business because the


get involved in in what you should know as well how the general plan is organized something about community plans which will come up for the commission in a few years and the role of playing


so our basic responsibilities include preparing the island plans such as the maui island and and the community plans for it made a lot of our work with other departments and agencies the g i s


it could include things like impact there's number of different ways to implement typically new legislation implements the plans and that could include code amendments to so


essentially we're looking at all the different ways the county can move its general plans for word from you know the over the schedule of time of twenty years


away so the purpose of the sunshine laws to open up decisionmaking to the public so they can participate and there have been extensive studies to show that when you do this it actually increases public trust in government and the sunshine laws one of several laws


i think that's a that's a good question that's going to be i don't have an easy answer that because the balance between the first amendment and your rights as a county employee is something that's actually being reevaluated now in light of the whole


college and so often i just cross off the last stanza they don't know where to stop and they also don't know where to begin and i cross off the first dance as well that's that's half of the of the work frost


which is kind of insane if you ask me because we may think that we can develop on it but mother nature doesn't forget where the wetlands is so when it rains like it did in january two thousand and five december two thousand


water and secondly we want to deal with the flooding issue how do we deal with the externally generated water put some he's on by the time this is this is a picture of


conventional and water system the only problem is this area soul poor infrastructure that there wasn't an opportunity to do a conventional sit solution without


mechanical equipment then i have a couple comments that are green inch consider enlarging the drainage basin and incorporating subsurface drainage and permeable parking


so i'm trying to get more information on what the exact uses was for that wing but i have not yet determined what it was thank you i'm voting in favor


anyway we just ask you once again to think of this you know some of the letters had some rather derogatory things to say but this is actually a resident he lives here on maui he employs one hundred fifty to two hundred people


desire to get those lots and looking at federal grants for that money you know came in at about one hundred thousand dollars i think our threshold was a minimum of four hundred thousand if not


it's much more comforting for me to go to a role where there's a hand rail and i can grab onto and just make my way down as you know relying on the shoulders of the of other stuff to help you


things out for future years it's hard to call it urgent two or three or four years down and so i would categorize the rest of them as being necessary is anybody have any thoughts on that necessary for the next two years and then desirable for the last three


and recorded pasts nearly potential for making meanings that my illuminates the present to love that april twenty fifth didn't participants have agreed to


comes in limos and shiny sedans vote housewives behind the wheel my mother tried to city where bone that secretaries arched pencil brows and snarled the i didn't call for colored


one of the reasons that michelle is wanting to rent these rooms out on a bed and breakfast basis is that she has two special needs nieces who live on the mainland and she has an


four tests so to say or questions that the planning commission needs to review and and potentially allowing a greater set back than a six foot setback and that's included in in the staff


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could all that since the crash will not with tears his wife had left the house for some meeting in town and that quick fall the thought of grew into a mild in a ruckus rushing she


to accomplish in these type of situations there is one letter of concern that will be passed out later on during this meeting i


last letter also asked for someone of higher authority than friday as well as we outlined that they needed to bring how they considered the sidewalks including the school and things like that and the last


reorganization is to be construction in part which is the capital piece asset into the accountant three position which will be at a higher pay scale which is a capital analyst position is accountant


watchdog over the auditor in case they got politicized that hasn't happened to their daughters stayed away from that but this it makes it this is takes away purpose really because the auditors not


however with that being said we need to vent a little more in the near future we have i think i have like another i mean ten fifteen i'm


circumstances but even then that c c packed felt rushed same on feel like they don't have enough time to do things very common that happened in the


so i'll be working with the department contrary to popular opinion i don't come up with stuff and just out of the blue i'm working with the department most of this is done at the department's request and they help me write


participants show themselves that they belong in a university and that their opinions have value vi you is offering the clemente course and the thing is it's free to participants the course


much as i mentioned earlier we have carol car on green from the lawn not the planning commission application and we will be bringing her on line very shortly for our first item ok so let's get


and i planning commission that's item number one and i don't number two would be the protecting and preserving public health safety and welfare p i a sixty one and we will cover both of


really establishes us as a county in the charter of provides the details of structure departments activities that we are required to do there is a declared policy in the council in the charter that


ability to cover those costs down public service company tax you can see is increases about one percent a year it's been pretty flat there was a slight dip when the recession dropped


but six million dollars and water supplies that service so there you see kind of the breakdown by character type of our different operations and then you can see the functional areas in our kaffir


excellent question and it's a question we ask the bond readers and we hung them on every time they come here to to rate us basically the there are two factors that prevent well that the


resources but regardless composting and that kind of processing is the next on the list and then finally the last thing would be to landfill it or incinerate it so when food is goes to the landfill it


supporting our local environment in being able to feed ourselves in some ways though the food waste happens when it's not part of a closed loop so you're producing food and then it's not being utilized


in toronto and she was being pressured to approve a drug for the profit of large pharmaceutical corporations to for use


it with three tablespoons of cocoa butter grated and one tablespoon of all of oil and then i melt it on a double broiler i typically whenever i'm making pasta or if i am blanching some green beans and i've got boiling water i just throw my bowl on top of whatever i'm making for dinner


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disability compensation division case seven eleven zero one one five five labor and interest relations appeals for case a b twenty fifteen dash three nineteen m of the chair will entertain a motion to recommend


markets maybe even less than that that one percent can easily sustain a farmer's market in every community providing it's located well and that there is enough produce that people can do something akin to one shop stopping at least when it comes to fresh


strip mall parking lot area that's owned by by the middle and co op gas station chain and so we were simply on private land who was holding a market and we got a business license we held a market and when we approached the city the city is


trial one i don't think it's happening anymore at the down across the plaza we were approached to run that market there's been conversations about potentially doing new things with the friday market yet nothing's come of it and it we were


for farmers because once a week we get a good rain and this nothing beats a good rain for a food production and saves a lot of time too when we don't have to war so we're happy with the weather this year and it's all been going really


canada is it less than three hundred it would definitely be three hundred five thousand for a it is you see maybe what three or four in the grocery stores don't you well now they've started daming them by color my


adds the the value to the crops now you can trade grains because you can store them easily but potatoes defeat that purpose they are very very local and in many ways


so that they can do you particularly well for the purpose that you would like them to do well we like to buy seeds that will grow fat carrots because vat carrots last longer through the winter such great and so


as if they had had the full one hundred percent under agricultural production just because of the effect of beneficial insects and and pollinators in contributing to the overall production and fertility of that land the other part of your question though


so what about outlets for their creativity yeah that's an interesting one organizations like crimson coast down society when they did their infringing dance festival were very open to helping them be able to attend events a lot of


some facilities have the space and some don't and so we've talked a little bit about how do bylaws need to change for building new buildings to to make sure that they have spaces for recycling and proper waste


bins things like batteries c f l holes and stuff like that i don't know we don't really have time to time to list every but that's something that for people to check out certainly and you can go to


the agenda the global agenda that you know the united nations and people from all over the world pushed was a thing called the sustainable development goals and these replaced what were known as the millennium development goals and the millennium


out that we literally have to transform our world by two thousand and thirty and as it says in just to give you an idea of how radical the document is it's usually really difficult to get people at the u n to agree to things and in this document you have wording that says you know this is the potentially the


it's super interesting is that even that argument now has been superseded by the idea that renewables in most parts of the world are now on cost parity with fossil fuels so if you go a place like denmark


anything in terms of tackling climate change in tow we envision and see ourselves living you know in a carbon free world by two thousand and fifteen well that is it is very very difficult for governments to take highways and rail for


mayor and start the regional park idea he's been able to commit over three hundred acres and then you have the wiley projects of the north and then you have the port ninety project on the very top there i think number nine those are the three


district zoning for the entire site that would include the land and if you're not familiar with project district zoning it would be designing that applies to the entire property that is tailor made for that property


they're relying on on a third party that's hired by the you know the interested parties as a proponent and in this case you know there was a car sharing agreement between those two organizations to try between those two


as much that's connected to other intact forest is possible and so it never quite got done and so people started to talk about it again as they will you know we should really look at that again and we've got energy again to do this so you know


sure if there's a raw log protests were there you know we show up because we totally get it we told the understand that it's not it's not about us and it's about the industry and about you know making these industries interested in making as much money as it can of the shortest period of


also am there to break new artists to support local artists to interview i try my best to fill the show with interviews with people who are who are making interesting music in our communities or people who are


and yet there is also a many people out there who see the value of it and see the value of access a lot of people also see the media as something outside of themselves but we're swimming in


circumstances only permit a one time donation or if you want to make your monthly donations all together in one fell swoop you can do that as well just make one big donation and we will appreciate


around it is email address for most people for ordinary people not a way for them to get information about the impacts on them or it's not engaging way to have a conversation so we've been assured that there will be a debate and a vote in the


much more dominant i found a way to craft a future solution for isis and the terrorism i just saw the need for a strong alliance of other nations including turkey russia saudi arabia america coming together


what is the future we visualize what is the and and every good thing we've achieved in the past is be premised by having a positive vision of the outcome it's true in spalls it's true in business any olympic champion is visualizing winning all the time so you visualize what we can achieve


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pumped through sanitary pipes to the homogenized where the fat blob fuels are broken and evenly distributed throughout the mix assuring a finer and more uniform texture


isn't home where it's not said maggots just so i don't like blind couldn't i drive over in the car and i


a job i've got a couple of pretty girls here i want to go to the game sure


that mix and we did i'm standing in front of an absolutely gorgeous weaving that's done by a professional weaver there are other paintings around that are done by people who have painted on you know sunday


sterling silver a fact a from the very beginning with a national network that covered the entire country it took the story to millions of people every week using themas stars of stage and screen together interested


pinto there pinto do watching this trek episode every day but i appreciated they were going to series really liked the movies didn't really get into as many of the spinoff shows but what amazed me with this


i mean a bad twilight ripoff was the way it felt and it's not it's you know forty year old junk i mean when you go along with those eighty's type movies either flash gordon or what comes to mind is one of my favorite movies


durable materials rather than a vinyl siding that could go on that front vestibule area and then we're looking at either insulated metal panels or in a mixture of some sort of other cement


kind of the future of this area i would request that the d r be thinking long and hard about granting any kind of waivers more conditional get waivers that move oh wait move this project


access some people need to rush into the store and some people would be very happy to have a twenty second or a thirty second walk and if they and if it's a convenient location you're not going to always have a cart and i'm not


all right i just wanted to touch on a few highlights from the watershed project than one of the things we're always doing and one of the real benefits of the local do is that we received for the watershed project is it allows us to go out and


of their time in the cab of a vehicle serving the members of the community in the public and for that we're grateful to them and to their families they have been out sixteen times and in fact every day straight sense


years ago everyone considered this rock as waste just troublesome overburden that had to be blasted out to get the or but mining men assisted by the university of minnesota mines experiment station i working out methods to convert


she needed somebody who could keep the rest of the band going when they were top musicians in a glen exciting but you still have to have direction so that was it she looked at me and i took off wonderful and you know


i think the better thing about pixar is they're making all of their movies are hits i mean even the worst of the bunch but the one of the worst good dinosaur and cars too i like cars too


i'm glad i'm not a star now and then yeah but this is music is it's really grown so much you know i think it's gotten better and better and better and resilient and gotten better so that all the jazz schools and blues school and everything and they're just coming out to


exact now because that would suggest that because it's going inside the correct


twenty is dominated basically by marvel like i mean now or other yeah i mean it's batman or superman and then but i think they have a recognizable pantheon but if you ask people to now that's wonder woman if you just go that yeah they really superman would


achieve you're going to think about directing them into places where they might actually achieve the best thing that we can do is encourage teachers and encourage coaches and mentors to start thinking about politics and start thinking about


saw that in the movie theater in twenty eleven it was very enjoyable it was really really good i really liked it but we've you see one thing that's well before we get to that i want to some of i do want to say real quick normally when you look at that look back at twenty


obviously they came out with a of really good really good movie a really good ending well the thing that struck me most about it was this was there a good editing and directing where especially in the first three the


our best each of us we get back the best that everybody has to work for that's freedom and democracy that's what the purpose and


and i made friends on the classical side and on the jazz side and the people on the jazz side said hey you know we need producers for our program so you know that's how i got my slot on the jazz on two and


studio now you can have a computerized surface that maybe has you know a dozen sliders on it instead of twenty four and you can shift it because it's hooked up to the computer you can shift the


use but but auto tune was no correction rights to then you know when the notes were quite in tune and and one day somebody used it turned up a little bit too


i it's funny because i mean i got to undergraduate school not really knowing that not kind of accepting that that the voice was my instrument and that that's what i wanted to do and then i was very fortunate to be


if there was frozen ground conditions in the storage wasn't enough it's going to spill over and go over the bank like it does today without without anything so even though storm water treatment and control is not required per


every continent you can think of they play and yeah so how exactly but basically jazz was picked up by the europeans after world war one during world war one when noble


don't see any septic system to that building and is there a new design or is there going to be a design for a septic to that building because certainly if it's a kitchen it'll need it'll need septic service


median income for chinning county is nine hundred thirty seven a month including utilities in addition to meeting the land use and development regulations of the town we also meet the two thousand and eleven jericho town vision in goals we meet three of the town plan goals number three to concentrate new


as someone who was looking for residency in jericho and had to move away and spent two years outside of jericho and as someone who is a parent and it community member whose child wants to come back to her community she is not able to do that because of the lack of


will years ago i remember the first couple of years reading about it where they actually release the winners ahead of time and no one would watch because they were a press release they were available in the paper and no one watched them so then they were going the n b a finals on tape delay