two thousand logic but i think that that is a concern i did have some comments about the actual contracts some questions about the wording if we have some time that we can go through those


limbo between the school and the parks and rec where they're not really associated with either with the additional field expand and that we've had there should be field space to accommodate them with field


an officer of ours and put in a school district all year we have one knowledge there is a dear i've just been a long time telly on as i know we always do the same drop where no one knows it better than i do but the fact is their responsibility they were elected to run the schools and they should do


make excuses for him but apparently is milling machine a sensor on the milling machine went bad and he thought he couldn't fix it with the overlay and it obviously didn't happen but die in april when the plants open he's doing it again it's probably good it wasn't him that when or where people would have been


act and there's a word in there call into gratian and i just i'm bringing this up first because i want to forget it integration is nothing else but to force pulling now the reason why


so i think that based on his experience and his skills there's a good potential that he could also do a good job because he's obviously from the air from our resident perspective and with experience and so i would i would like to say that i think that


to that level you are a long road here and you all have plenty of opportunity not only when a commercial level but also what it does if if it ever gets through that process comes a council ok thank you


voelker i live on high street run ten high street here right this cemetery used to be owned by the regina family it was sold i don't remember the name of the company that bought it but obviously there they were to make a profit and they're not making a profit selling cemetery


felt it was better suited given its location near rock meadow conservation land it was better suited to recreation or ideas such as solar farm and the beauty of the site is it can be


and and their projects are sort of allocated based on their revenue stream got it we're talking today with bill of alla bill is the chair of the belmont high school building committee and


possible traffic getting worse particularly on trip a low road but not too not too much concern i mean i think there there are shoring people that however they're going


saying is what i'm not quite sure actually my impression is that the the thinking is that the town needs more time the legal


gain efficiencies in town and we should and we should always be ready to to examine those things but you know in terms of how we are how we utilize those services well both the fire department and the police department are


flood is a special edition of community conversations i will be back with you for our regular community conversations podcast next week i'm your community conversations host roger coulton thank you for listening i'll talk


engagement is some of the religious animosity and feel free to disagree with me when i assert that as a fact but does the religious animosity drive people away from religion


in our conversation today we hope to peek behind the curtain into what goes into making such a community event really occur welcome to community conversations marian thanks for stopping over thanks for having me roger i'm glad to


performers it's or did it yeah happened to work out in the long run it's worked out there has been we close the registration on august th although i've been contacted up until


at them at lightning speed so we try to teach them what is worth of value what isn't value so those are some of the aspects that we're trying to teach them there are a couple things in there i think that i want to follow up on one


are at correct correct and in do you measure the progress over the difference from year to year let me tell you going back to the notion of


the the other academics and subjects but i've always believed that our has an intrinsic value setting aside whether it has any impact on some of these math or science or research


activity i sure hope so anyway it's not evident because we're in the back of a parking lot there are tall arborvitae he blocking the view from the street so we have signs around to direct people from the center to the market but we have one thousand parking


talking with the routes that were proposed including wetlands environmental historic looking at the contours and slopes of those different alignments and then we went back in the field after we did those


extensive work ourselves with members of the public to point out certain things in the field because sometimes it's hard to a point line on the paper to what it's really going to look like so it was it was very beneficial goes to say what we did with the community to gain in the


so but again you know it is what you what you've seen here is certainly in my opinion very reflective of what is contained in the study itself so there's that also just just


staff and run education programs the way habitat does so habitat is just one of the fifty four dollars sanctuaries that mass order owns that can be visited by the public in massachusetts


then once that's done they're looking for ideas that's what you need is all about come and bring us your ideas is already some ideas that have been made public for a bike and skate park right


right but that's all coming down the road in the future is this town meeting will not decide who will not make any decisions about where dispensaries will go with this town meeting will be talking about


that we are talking about the non medical marijuana retail sales of marijuana for right well i say for recreational uses but for non non medical purposes exactly


jobs averaging about ten dollars an hour and more than half of the and that means of the enrollees so it's about sixty percent who who land there i'd like to back up for a minute we've been talking about a ford about


latino native american asian male female all genders too and poverty together see because they see a need for unity across races and across urban and


wide range sure so if you're doing everything by time by the time the curtain goes up on opening night it is almost nearly student run i would say the only the only adults that really have anything to do with the actual performance would be


skill that they don't gain by trying an instrument for a year and then giving up because they feel like they stink at it right so we really want them to we want to promote more long term participation by more students because if you look at our high school orchestra


to sort of protect to the institution of our music program so that when we're hiring a new teacher it's not you know expected that you're going to do i mean no one is going to especially to us in belmont we're never going to feel like someone is going to come in and


having to do it you know in a realistic way and that's a really hard thing to do but it's a really valuable thing if you think just think about the discourse we have in this country about with disagreements on any side of any issue right and the ability for a young person to be able to put


that that happens media community t v channels ok are actually public green space you know it's noncommercial in large part and so when you talk about what's a public media where public


on line yes can make application for that on line now absolutely so starting this at the beginning of the school year we offer a service now that they can submit that application fill out fought everything online and takes you know forty five minutes to fill out if they have


school has its own kitchen correct and that from my preparation for today my understanding is that's a good thing that's a great thing i've so i've been with belmont for three and a half


wanted for the vision of office going how are we going to build this building to help us meet our vision and one of the things that every visioning session everybody play that is one of the top priorities was flight responsibility spaces and we're even talking about flexible furniture so that you know the school the furniture


we're you know in any initiative that we send that message in some way and it will it differs in however you know whatever we're


house to the plank playground to the sidewalk it's just hanging out right there so just think about all the people walking past your car being in their homes with their windows open you being in the car


around the school around her neighborhood and most parents will if they see a single person smoking one cigarette and someone's playground they would jump on that person and say please stop i was going to say if if there were


yes ok yes so so that article came up and someone said i'm going to call for an electronic roll call vote and i said don't do it you know but of course i can't control people and but none of us called for it it was


the plan and the planning board drafted and they worked really hard on it and they had several public hearings and i don't i don't think i think maybe you can explain it better than than me it's you know


go to one of those carts in the mall that repairs the screen they repair it for you yeah and then down the road you have another problem with your phone that the vendor can't fix because it's an


about it and as soon as i get back i thought about it was at thought it was a way to get back to the community that it's good had given me so much and we you know it was a selection for eight years i really enjoyed it was very very busy time for me


policy for complete streets and it's to when you're looking at designing a street you're considering everybody that's on the road the car the bike or the walker so you design and pave and stright based on that so what


section so on the north side it was the original c pac alternative to be in the mcqueen would area fully enclosed within that woods woods on both sides of you as we described that would require approximately a twelve to fourteen foot


on the north side of pleasantry so this is what a typical could look like they are the existing stone wall little bit of routine space are recommended fourteen foot with and then that would continue to snake hill road


existing sidewalk here's another rendering of what that may look like so here's the existing sidewalk we would be behind it or adjacent to it if you will we would need again fencing or some kind of structure to retain our path from


and this could now have an extensive boardwalk so we consider that one to be the most costly so that one is kind of fall into the bottom although from a user perspective we think that would be a nice place to be that's an indoor


we're not sure if it was yes but we've widened the sidewalk to a twenty foot with so our recommended path was fourteen we have the fourteen plus your generic six foot sidewalk so we have more than adequate space there for the


down so you feel like you're maybe on a narrow sidewalk so if you figure maybe a two to three foot shy area we still have an eighteen foot usable sidewalk under there and what we're recommending and then the final option is to go south to north by widening the existing


seems logical so well see and there's a time period between the end of school and dinner or the end of school and the start in evening activity do


and i would just i would just echo that and and i'm familiar with communities particularly in our state and state level that is working towards setting up dedicated funds to provide the matching dollars and it will take the leadership


investments in the system and looking for operate unity is through the system that's in place that the f r a will be rolling out here this winter will be a start with that and i couldn't agree more with the comments that were made in


is that people have is a train service if it wasn't for the train service they don't have bus service they don't have air service they would not be connected at all and i tell people it's not just the train is homeland security we've got to be able to


finding what there is and how to how to work with it or how to implement in the future or build the system so that in the future there may be incorporated that i'm sure comes


give it to him and they'd say oh we can't use that and i would say well why and they'd say well you know our machines don't operate that way or maybe it's a good idea to have another one and i wasn't concerned i mean frankly i wasn't addressing it from a cost perspective although that's a big factor


into the facility to actually have one of their own physicists or a hired physicist or something to test as an independent measure because equipment manufacturers make sure it's operating according to specifications but then there's


received dozens of e mails and letters and phone calls from patients who are really very concerned about this and one described his experience of asking his physician about the radiation dose and he was told by the hospital that he could hire a private physicist if you wanted


suggests that there's a larger consideration with the commissioning portion of the systems that comes before the clinical use so the details of the algorithm and some of the other things that can create


whether or not one can meaningfully distinguish between the disclosure of documents and the disclosure of information in the digital age is clear at the very least but nothing in the text of the statute speaks to the defendant's bad faith nor is there precedent for the proposition that


life jeopardize ation american security all the other consequences that are now being attributed to wiki leaks and a son a million iraqis have died as a result of the invasion


the chinese almost met the goal for energy intensity they got nineteen point one percent the goal was twenty percent it's a good sign that they were so clear about being just shy of the goal rather than trying to sort of meet it they actually


recovery funding work in my district what was very interesting during the super efficient surge protectors for our electric grid to shield consumers from blackout the company received a


i want to ask my colleague from california mr du level you know he and i don't agree on a lot of things but i do respect his integrity and his point of view and i know he opposed because


thousand and ten consolidated financial statement the department was unable to provide this data due to a host of system migration integration and configuration problems that occurred when it implemented a new financial system it is important to note that prior to this the


basis we're there we can do the finance reporting right now with our with the court with the new system in terms of providing the extraction data extracts and the information to the authors need to complete their work in the


rising sea levels increasing water vapor in the atmosphere twice as many new high temperature records as new low temperature records and much more many lines of evidence also clearly demonstrate that most of the observe warming is due to human activities


discuss climate change i'm john christy alabama state climatologist and best of atmospheric science at the university of alabama in huntsville my research actually involves building climate data sets from scratch to answer questions about what the climate is doing


we find a seventh with high confidence in the case temperature extremes with somewhat lower confidence in the case of precipitation extremes but in both cases it would be difficult to explain observed changes with natural climate variability alone


in the summer and we feel that our coastal cities small cities like south haven on the west coast of michigan and the larger cities like milwaukee on the east coast of wisconsin have storm sewers systems that are now


produce toxins that harm people they also contribute to dead zones organic matter that falls to the bottom of the lakes and then is because decompose consuming oxygen and thereby killing


consensus i think we have to recognise that greenhouse gas increases are one component of the climate system it's not the entire picture and i think that's one of the failures of the i p c c atic we take into account the fact that we've had some come before us and say if it's a purse or to


global warming and secondly even global warming is affected by things cooling is affected by more than just carbon dioxide and we need to recognise that broader perspective and apparently decided not to do that


the concern that i have and i think many people are that this is a profound physical change in the entire system of the planet earth to have this ice cap disappear and i very concerned about black carbon i actually have authored a


they rejected the cap and trade legislation last time so we can talk about consensus on global warming fine but consensus on why and the questions about the models i don't think


then i finally resigned into the public comment and since then we publish papers on it and have documented that there are serious issues with the use of that metric to diagnose global warming and again i did this should be based on the data i have the data backs it up that's one


to speak of you fly over southern sudan you see very little agricultural activity you see almost no roads you have very low educational base and a thin administrative structure a


begun a development program in the south but it's going to be a long hard struggle for the south to meet the expectations of its people we've done a lot and will continue to do a lot to build up their


you know big investors in the oil industry and they've but you don't know what they've spent and i i think that's significant because it's my understanding that the chinese perhaps


not the only area subjected to this for in the nuba mountains cannot be separated we should not rush to bear the rush to give benefits the nine neighbors in china have not been helpful but we've reached a tipping point where they see


that the u s can take toward preventing future conflict in sudan in the south we see a fragile new state that is filled with potential it is in the interest of the united states to help lay the foundation for


to unite the rebel movements may move more aggressively and are for over reach but there are also will be stress in the south political competition has been suppressed because of the unity to


raised in sweden as such to have dual citizenship i don't understand that we have to work hard in this issues on the road map or therefore we have to revitalize the peace process we have to support to mediation and we have to have some high level people who are involved


not just those who are fortunate enough to have parents with good health care coverage we also know that disparities in minority populations are too proud prevalent but we haven't done enough research to figure out how to


mothers are almost three times more likely to have a recurrence of just a general diabetes and further future pregnancies as with other diabetes trends the rates of gestational diabetes are higher among women of african american hispanic asian and native american descent


certified diabetes nurse how to make lifestyle changes to help her in her entire family be healthier such as how to read food labels manage portions and stay active and through the today program selena has


rick has type two diabetes and just had to have his foot abby tate recently their daughter stella just four years old has type one diabetes and has to have her finger pricked dozens of times each


racial and ethnic backgrounds findings from our national surveillance system document several increases or successes in the public health response to diabetes over the past decade but have also revealed areas of major concern and continuing threats to the public's


that program provide to the ability to fund the most promising research in the field and how important is that multithreading aspect of the program let me give you an example of one thing that we did with the special


that are available to treat type two diabetes as a result of research and wrote a good as i'm avandia a good as and are members of one of those classes of drugs most of the drugs


looking not simply at bluecoats lowering but looking at what they do over the course of diabetes in terms of heart disease in terms of weight gain in terms of quality of life for people


and project development which is responsible for all storage in power months and the kingston recovery project also a stand tax recommendation t v a personnel one tine the impoundments completed a comprehensive trying program in september


positive after economic development i don't think any community however it situated should have to sacrifice a clean water and clean air because it wants economic development and so i would i would hope that you're able to reach out fully to your


private activity in the mortgage market but quite honestly as long as freddie and fannie are the majority of the originations and the taxpayers pick up the tab there's really no incentive for do that and mr chairman and ranking member i think it's time for this committee and this congress


repayment plans and forbearance plans and short sales and deeds in lieu of foreclosure the foreclosure alternatives pursued by the enterprises not only serve the conservatorship goal of minimizing the losses but also bill f


are we now with that whole process so the information that we've requested is in the process of coming in and we're initiating you know our process of reviewing those documents for the purposes of doing a financial review the purpose here is to


of the nation's business labor and agricultural leaders including bankers themselves are solidly behind the u s savings bond program thousands of banks across the land are working actively to promote the government's


than any other is reverend a suburban of that for it and he was there forty years he was a force of religious importance in the state and he of that was also a lot more written about him


up but it's been tougher on some other people and people in one of the countries that used to be called banana republic is quite a story back if you're not having bananas and it's a war story twenty four hours after pearl harbor the republic of honduras declared


in one ranch in operation i counted every tire that i have on vehicles before i came here i have fifty two tires right now on all of the vehicles that we have so you can expect that to get turned over at least every two


on excuse me called purse property for people coming out of a credo but i believe that that is a bad idea and we are still in negotiations of that my idea of what i want to do with that and that is to


things is that all the other counties and now the legacy lng fund have commissions and those are commissions local commissions represented the whole


along with painting and i do i used to play soccer i like to just get outside and run my things that are helps me express how i'm feeling from feeling a little bit down i'll usually


so i'm not saying that you don't have that but it's not like that community school that you feel when you're a little bit younger middle school or start going off on their own as is high school so i would say the feeling that i get in our elementary schools


probably my number one i'm there i'm so excited about this be for like a program that we're going to be starting on i am a former elementary school teacher myself so i


accomplishes nothing else i'd love to replace the word infrastructure with internal improvements it is the same way to or as it's the same thing work for into the bridges and canals and roads roads that fostered commerce and bound our nation together


wanted to get into college the fact is that service transforms individuals and turns them into transformative generations this is what happened to our greatest generation and this i believe


their point was about consent and not taxes at the very first i'd on their list condemn the king because he refused to assent to laws the most wholesome and necessary for the public good note that the signers wanted to


i'm tim hardy anderson senior minister westminster presbyterian church and moderator of the forum our speaker tonight is a washington post columnist and author of the new book our divided political heart e j dionne while the ushers collect questions from the


age of fifty three fifty four years old i found that there was not a lot of enthusiasm for anyone to rehire me a lot of people were applying for jobs and with my age a lot of the jobs i was applying for just felt that the


far more interested in keeping everybody engaged so if you have a question if you want more on a particular area go ahead and ask it please just let's let's keep it lively and interesting for everyone ok so thank you so much for coming i really


post level insights so you can actually go in and see a list of the posts you've done recently the type of post and you see how many people actually saw it and then you also see the level of


thing i would when courage to think about with a promoted post is think about what you want to have happen with this post so it don't just promote random posts think about you i am i sending traffic to my website am i trying to get exposure for some new promotion


i wish you to arrange something nice for the two of you something you could do together could you get together for a saturday


realizing who i was before i was brought up in a scientific family my father was a tremendous influence on my life he was very religious see growing up in eastern tennessee he knew that when he operated


and thinking that it's all birth to death and nothing more those three erroneous thoughts were in my mind my coma showed me very clearly how they are false and started leading me towards understanding a deeper truth now what


experience had to do with that transition in the earth where my view seeing that beautiful melody that white spending a light that came towards me and opened up into an all too real rich vibrant verdant valley far beyond earthly description and i


especially the young getting into this is meditation is a far cleaner way of getting to these truths i think the splash that happens with some of the psychedelic drugs is so extreme that it's very hard to come back with the message because it gets


for overall energy efficiency you know you can't look at energy efficiency in a home without looking at dura billeted and health and indoor air quality so we did go through and assess also some of these issues while we are there they


been studied to off gas and put pollutants into the home and also while they're off guessing they lose their r value which means they reduce their efficiency there's all sorts of different films on the market some phones


well a very simple one was a year or so ago when they had this terrible water problem in charleston where the water system the the water treatment systems were polluted with with chemicals and you


materials that are out there turn on local radio t v to get updates if the facilities are available remove your clothing because you're going to have radioactive dust on that and you're going to want to


can local organizations become involved well one of the things is if there's a major event you're going to have a lot of people here who are not going to be able to go back home because there's going to be large areas that are not going to be


are never going to set foot in the doors of that museum so access on that level as well in terms of the game environment as a learning space it allows for situated learning it allows for learning that is rooted


benedict anderson's book imagine communities and the quote was about the idea of community in and then that he and it would benedict anderson was talking about was a group of people i think in a in a public space on a subway train all reading


miracle of the written word of history literature is you can actually know the thoughts of a person who's been dead for two thousand years when you think about it that is really bizarre is really extraordinary


in the subtlety and the efficiency of communication but also the bias that the bonds that they create so i really do want this to be a conversation so i'm


response or addition to that it may actually make it more shared and more authentic and more connected because in life we have the two of us see the same thing or read the same book and we do have radically different sometimes reactions to it you found


can traditional media makers digital media makers like that coming together and that always feels like really really exciting and like i'm in that headspace to see is a creator and as a thinker i do media studies but


titled when nobody told me about small farming i can't make a living and i'm a part of the grand rapids urban growers group and in january we had a meeting this about fifteen growers there it was a meeting


and i will it's usually the first on my list of replies i am anxious to help people grow because we have a passion for cooking and want people to be in touch with with with food that they're going to hopefully source well but it's a matter of starting slow getting


farmers names in it that encourages you to realize that this is home grown food it's not just from cisco and as a farm in the last five plus years that we've done


proficient c now one thing they do have in common is all the parents are happy with both of the schools we're concerned that our parents are happy with schools that are putting out ten percent proficiency which means that ninety


plus percent who are going on to college and post secondary options and so that's the world we live in now when i was a kid only forty percent of the jobs required a college education and so you know you


no one's going to come out and say that well hill probably everybody sitting at this table grew up in relative poverty i know i didn't have any money growing up but that didn't have a damn thing to do with how how i was educated or


sheriff and how he felt about them and it turned into a campaign speech both britney and i are a little surprised that he wasn't supporting our police officer but that's ok i think he has a very strong canada sea especially in the town of wall


responding to alternately that's sort of in some ways the easier part because we have response organizations who are able to do that they practice that are on duty twenty four hours a day somewhat of an easier switch to turn on then the recovery


so understanding the resources also has to do with people power and the kind of expertise you also have found hand for an event so


can simply be cut off yeah yeah so it means and that can happen doesn't take a whole lot to do that kind of middlebury


would justifiably lose the confidence of our readers to say nothing of alienating the affections of our advertisers the fact that i am willing to take any bet that ten years from now in nineteen thirty nine even the name of your


chapter four thirty two


licenses to be purchased for option three right so the only way for option one you would purchase licenses is if the system if the software reside on my computer if i was the treasurer right ok all right thank you and i think i get it yeah well


particularly towards folks who are entering the housing market at the beginning with small down payment so we could see real discrimination from lenders in terms of people who are coming


corporation before because they're not doing it because they want to save the atmosphere they're doing it because they want to make a profit and so we need to make sure that that's in balance with whatever


space you know and so you can't mess with that parking lot we need that you guys have been taking away maybe you haven't jesse but they're your does wiping them out and well you're going to berkeley that's get on the bus and now they're messing with


our most vulnerable citizens the faith community is asking that the berkeley city council act on their responsibility to those who are poor and vulnerable and approve the request for proposal for the


bill church is about to have a new puppet rector installed by the bishop of california this sunday and in my own series of tragedies at my own parish where i'm not allowed to practice my religion on


place and if the judges there are three judges there over same the state thirty three prisons if the judges say that it's ok they will be allow them to to to make that diversion they won't have to empty nine thousand people right away and


graph illustrates how crime can affect not just individual cities but also the region


is carefully controlled that oversight is keen on it and that they are careful to avoid as best they can civilian casualties and only go after the highest ranking members of al


was most troubling of all for pakistan leading a success at leading successful military attacks against the pakistan national army his goal was to create an islamic


kinds of love out and yes that is interesting but doing some imaging they've discovered that when someone is thinking about mad passionate sexual erotic love certain parts of their brain are active that are different


last forever you know like your whirlwind relationships between the stars and so on and so forth those are always referred to as chemical romance well something like that in the book somewhere


and the little people live the power animals you journey down a tunnel a tube a tree root into the lower world you think of the tree of life you know which trunk is


with some people it can manifest as just a slight irritation like you know like what's going on you know like lay down let's get you back in there and then you pick up the drone put the


a nice break oh let's see i was trying to argue the point about communism during the fifty's and that you should be accepting of other people and you shouldn't have a government telling you what you should or shouldn't


have to admit this is the car i was like


but that's a story for another day i want to go more into how i taught myself boring contract by studying the dour sexual practices and how it's very important that in a two party


one one six eight he can't age four to three two and your name kevin and what your last name kevin


many people there are that have experiences so don't talk about their experiences there's there's something to it and i'm so happy that there's people out there like you joy who are getting together with individuals or groups and starting to allow


have a good time and you learn a lot and you you come away feeling empowered you know because it's like you have these tools right on you all the time and when you're when you're in need of them i have to do


intervention and recovery rather than enforcement and discipline and i want to emphasize that that no one many of these policies were evolving out of the a t o team meetings and it was very clear from everyone


what highway am i taking and which ones am i not and those that they're not are dropping away and those that that they are are really getting hardwired in it's a very crucial time and it's called pruning


get out of the poppy fields and stay on the road and in a way i look at us as being glenda having these kids not to fall off into the poppy fields but stay on the road and get a


life yeah these are what i like partnership for drug free america there's and i think night is good and the one that i would really suggest that i don't have written on here because it just


having a board meeting so i found the saturday retreat really helpful last year and i think having the time that's not because always going to be business and other things that are going to come up during a board meetings i think that this is valuable and important enough to set


you know it's a good way to circle back to local power you know and i think that's right and it's it's you know the sense the distinctions between the soviet union the united states have have been


notion that we should look at everybody's holdings as a group that seems to be administered of way complicated and cathy whispered to me that everybody sixty's things a lot of people take these things and separate out c c s anyway so you're going to have a lot of veils to pastor or to make


my landlord said that gave me a second a subsequent contract from their rental agreement about a parking space you know their charge me one hundred dollars last year and now they're saying one fifty so i think the


in the second report here living actually having the city verify whether or not talents are eligible for the affordable housing having inflation adjustments included in in the for


but they would break those groups into circles and they found out that using the african proverbs and other things like that worked quite well with asian students and white students fathers who came to the class with their children so


providing dinner that's another thing sometimes with another lot of social workers where within this course some our kids are eating when you have been at work when your school there or churches are in an impoverished community they're not eating so you want them to concentrate but anybody knows that the only way that you can have


like nine hundred seventy eight when it was banned but there's a trial going on right now against the lead paint industry because we feel that they knew it was a hazard way back at that early one thousand nine hundred it was clear it was


small problem does become a major problem right exactly so we have a few more minutes but when we come have your thoughts about if they say to the pub about


open when i got to those guess performer has been a dancer since the age of nine when she began her cut the training with us she continued to study couple took in the traditional group


we became corrupted because of the things that we because of our five senses we would become corrupted because we were going to be subject


about things that happened around me and things that have happened the recent things that happened to me and having to deal with this this is what you came to met you know i talk a little bit about my neighbor and how his own face


having a vested interest in these young people life because let me see future i mean children are our future and shoot them in education in education in cultivation so i say well we can start working with these youths and start producing better


humans in an experimental animals and that the exposures in humans associated with these folks or in the range of exposures they expected with people who drink florida needed water a large percentage of the population


and the paper that i'm referring to i want to read and cobb for her discussion because we will also want to inject understand spiritual issues and cultural issues in terms of our need to understand that


you can awaken and fall in love with a romantic love but also a higher form of love which is the eternal you can't break your heart that's in love with god or spirit so in the dance i


which is by the name of team collie is mr tyrone bowie he is a youth but he's also a college student and he's in the league as i understand it or he pardon


and that is study skills how to read a text book what are you looking for when you open up the textbook what are the important pieces how do you critically analyze information how do you write


and he say me hollow you without his touch i wept and i felt i was on my way the hail rejected but he waited till i fully understood he was the only way to receive from the poor father


and much has happened between that but i want to get to you you know what your life is about now and when that shift started to happen for you because you did work in the corporate world were a very long time and


whenever i see any work i'm absolutely in thrall by the energy that she put into everything that she does and i want to talk a little bit about what is the source of your energy even though you've talked about


state's collection of the tax and just do it all in house section a also sets a rate of five percent committee disgust one percent or more and concluded that it could be more than one percent


like a good facility for the food shelf so lots of work to still remains to be done on that and a lot of community volunteers involved so that's my report ok tim forgot one thing


first set of data it had to do with the fact that people want a place it's large enough for a big dog to have a good time to play and dogs need a place to play i am often reminded by of that that they need they need a


be potential sites for it's very just wanted to add that to your radar as well as to maggie's and you can of course transmit that to the other committee members as we go through these open spaces in our city there might be something that we are we are


then apply the same concept to the c t a building which is being built on the corner of garden and market and it's about a third bigger you're talking about thirty six thousand compared to what we're going to


that's a lot of people maybe four percent is a lot of people who say that be willing to do


this is the one that shocks me


would be for and two for tellers and one for me and then the far lane would be for bypass vehicles that were in the queue either didn't want to wait or emergency came up trying to provide that access and then all the lanes would


merge that's about it's not a six foot it's summers in the waters and allows aquatic species to pass through you know there's no shelf and on our side this is a measure you would lower and what number would you like we haven't arrived at number we want


you could make that finding and the one that usually dooms varian's applications is that without the variance there's no reasonable use that can be made to the property and that's clearly not the case here so if we're talking about


academic setting so we'll keep that under advisement ok any other questions thank you all very much for coming back an intern this important questions


on and ask questions about in an interactive way the town budget third is that for the last twelve years i have administered the belmont affordable shelter fun i received brand i receive less


company often but i'm also a lawyer i'm an economic burden second i mean economic consultant i work for state attorney general offices i have spent the last thirty years of my life fighting for consumer protections


belmont thirty seconds about a year ago was making between ninety to one hundred thousand dollars a year plus benefits if our director of community development does not need a plan or on staff i don't think


committee i know our current pension liability is seventy million dollars our plan is about forty five percent funded right now and we we are on course to have that fully funded by two thousand


something and then just say well that was standing but study says i have made my decision i think that the role of the board of selectmen is to address burns of the neighbors


think is probably likely if the ballot question passes then the building committee would go ahead finalize the plan to do the construction they say that the construction will take place outside of the pool season so that we would have a


and the online version has had articles about the pool and has carried many letters pro and con about the project as and the belmont tony and and the patch also have


so we have motion with the agenda as amended is there a second second second macalso heard any discussion of those in favor of approval of the agenda as amended please say i like any opposed hearing


vote to inflict the further hurt of racism on people of color in burlington why would you vote to promote a malignant white supremacy that will define burlington


example of just how embedded racism is in our community the third consideration is accountability mistakes were made in the murals commissioning and contents some intentional some unintentional and i'm asking that all


good evening there's when welcome good evening how the rain is coming so i get to come here and say a few things i know you all know it's going to the fair trade town but


sets a goal of locating l a p d from its current location by august twenty ninth twenty twenty two per the task force recommendations in addition to those we got a an


two added a whereas clause the city council with the mayor presiding recognizes and appreciates all seven members of the everyone loves a parade mural task force for volunteering their time in serving the city in this capacity


spaces has been a challenge and when there is glass and other materials in there it needs to be a high degree of management to make sure the materials are properly stored aren't breaking aren't creating a safety hazard either for the customer or


bush or was knew she was going to be here tonight i know she was missing for two more but that's good so there i mean it gives you right to have a couple of you know let the record show that city attorney blackwood said that's good the counselor bush is missing


arcades in stoops maintaining architectural detailing on the street very very hard horizontal and vertical building planes in response to


as those elevations drop off you go to higher stories because your elevation may be level back which would fifteen at the third floor if you're down a ways and we have existing system pressures in that southern part of reach fifteen which would be hannaford


sixty percent increase of what we have out there existing mine steinmetz those two sections lengths of pipe oh does have a big impact on fire protection i also read in insurance ratings all this kind of thing so


just building what three star friends now in front of all his scripts and laying development how do we prevent this reference from a remaining empty for a really long time is there a way to make sure that we're not over building the storefronts when we build residential on


yeah it's really more four to modernize right now there's a lot of processes that are done manually right now that this will basically make automated so it'll allow for that to happen a little bit more efficiently if people are aware that you


like out of curiosity and my apologies if this is off track a little bit if if this isn't allowed how do we proceed with a landscaping budget if it can't fit on that site itself or


understanding has been taken care of and what i didn't know is the state process i'm you know can some it can sometimes take a long time to completely resolve you know resolve


i'd say it's more common to see you know higher priority sites given the close proximity to sensitive or sectors drinking water supply wells surface waters indoor you know basements indoor air she said when you have


well they do that now through catamount the town may not do that as owners of the property


substantially complete so we we've done the current we we've had your consultant to work corrective action report we selected a corrective action remedy and then it's implemented and as long as those continuing obligations are


going back to twenty eighteen you know a lot of the message out here was that it was our first year of firehouse data we're really standing at that software of the inspection software and how we do business so there's a lot of action


process to ensure that she receives it in review we may have slow roll this a little bit if the composition the council is going to be predictable but given that it's not going to make sure that we hand the council to the next council number one


doing today whether it's a a burned permit or a liquor license and trying to come up with something that would be allow the police to know exactly where these are located we don't know where they are today the


realize that the week before town meeting is cool holiday vacation but i don't know i just i don't know if we need to have a discussion maybe it's just too early to have that discussion so which one is it in new to the feb eighteenth will there's two


and democracy of making a decision we listen as you have and when the time comes for a vote you are elected officials and representatives will make a well informed decision because you've given residents an


rather than keeping the park green we need to make it green because in the summer though it is beautiful trees are dying grass is dying and i look forward to moving forward with this project as as planned and


brought forward public projects there was a recreation center that has been a longstanding request from members of our recreation and parks committee there was a request from our bike and pet committee for


can capital improvement plan like the tiff district has it's out that if district at this point we're going to get the money the possibility of using a one percent sales tax and or a one percent rooms and meals and or


requirements like you know security or you know depending on what the post you said is right well we just need to hear from from you guys about what what are the possibilities because you know for the people who have these


add and general casey have had prolonged and extremely candid conversations not just with prime minister maliki but with other senior leaders of the iraqi government and i've come away persuaded that they have the will to


province the marine commander out there has asked for and general casey and general abizaid have asked for an increase of about four thousand troops out there the sunni sheiks in that region


they say they're going to do then this will succeed so far on appointing the commanders on collaborating between the u s commanders in iraq the commanders on selecting the units to move from other places to


won politically but we can't get the iraqis to to step up to the plate on very much and i hear you say we're going to go back hard at them it hasn't worked for a period time at some point there comes a judgment day when we're going to have to make a


that you have is coming before these committees and frankly we have had difficulties in my opinion with the kind of forthrightness that i think the american people in this congress deserve it i know that at times sometimes as members of congress we


thousand american troops potentially engaged assuming your ten five were all deployed in baghdad that's a five to four ratio and frankly a much bigger kick up on our side in terms of personnel involved in this operation than on their


curious how you think we stopped that and your feeling about how critical it is and lastly where do you see sautter in his forces at the end of this


volunteers and to the unit called up we believe that the that they've changed to the unit call up plus the limiting the mobilization time for those mobilized in voluntarily to a


also decisions that we make have consequences and in spite of what was previously said by one of my colleagues i think it is very important that we understand the consequences of failure in iraq when the chairman and i were in iraq late


subcommittee but as well as so many of the guard and reserve and let me just clarify to the people of kansas as well as i'm sure the rest of this nation want to serve this country admirably faithfully bravely but they just need to understand


who the guys are doing it people know in their neighborhoods what's going on but they're fearful of coming forward and if we can provide security that they can depend on then they'll drop some of their fear thank you general air force base is also in


benchmark requires more than the establishment of the commission such as the enactment of supporting laws under what circumstances then would it be considered is partially achieved i would also appreciate it if you would


general walker who i admire greatly september is certainly a month of decision for this congress and this nation on the subject of iraq and this report is timely and helpful


try to get the international community to provide more support in capacity building for the iraqi civilian ministries you know to try to help them help themselves deliver results here they can they can pay dividends and we're not going to


stated on january sixth that this plan and i quote represents in my view the minimum level of defense spending that's necessary given the complex and unpredictable array of security challenges united states faces around the globe then


view that you don't need that person who is future oriented with with the joint experimentation capability we agree with you congressman the certainly look into the


and looking at a mechanism well there's obviously what we do along all of the various land border southern border area we do have specific stops where we have our border patrol agents


the opposite that he was doing his best recognizing what he and others would say was his first amendment duties to do what was right and also showing his intent was a good one the problem is that this is subject to a prosecutor


government ploy as i recall you professor stone suggested the other piece of this is whistleblower at another and to what extent current whistleblower laws are adequate to provide opportunities to government employees who have come across with this in his wrongdoing to have remedies


that the release of that document or information could cause like every other thing you've been talking about today those aren't microscopic definitions in a mathematical way they are subjective to begin with one for example talks about interference with the


what we're not having access to in a democracy i guess and i hope that in the future it's address whether it's in this committee of any committee maybe a select committee is actually


a commission of a crime or if they were parties to a crime then they could be subject to prosecution but the justice department has yet to come


processing but the but what they saw was you didn't have a consistent system with integrity of removing the fuel from the from this mission points come in in all different


percent reduction in the number of explosions and fires associated with grain does i think that if abiding by current regulations will certainly help


merely change the corporate tax rate or other corporate provisions if the desired impact is to help small businesses since many of them are not organized as corporations i understand the challenges inherent in drafting tax legislation appreciate your diligence in trying


back the deductibility of interest and attraction i would recommend that as a strategy to keep in mind because the attraction of that is that it would eliminate some of the distortions our current system that favor leverage in favor debt and in principle could be a way that would have favorable


tax rates or tax rates generally and which tax rate you look at really depends on what question you're asking but by a number of different metrics the u s is looks like it's pretty out of step relative relative to two other countries so that's i think


countries that have tried to apply in a sense separate tax system particularly the nordic countries where they treat the partnership income very very differently


influence ministration that homeland security would not have that sense of importance that it obviously had after september eleventh and the years after that because of that inclination right now is to think that the two


might reorganize homeland security council and as i've listened carefully to the rumors emerging from the p s t one interview process i have become concerned


and flexibility these issues come and go so quickly budget flexibility to bring subject matter experts and is important to bring them in rather than have them on staff i you know there


feeling good again i thank the witnesses for their valuable testimony and the members for their quest and now the members of the committee may have additional questions for you and we will actually you to respond expeditiously


thank you mr chairman thank you for the hearing today you know medicare's competitive bidding program for durable medical equipment has been contentious to say the least and many issues in this competitive bidding programme are


standards and accreditation combined with financial standards provide safeguards to support good quality and customer service while acting to weed out illegitimate suppliers and interim level playing field for suppliers competing under the program c


if we need to add a supplier we can certainly go out and offer a contract my second question is more of a local you know referring to my state in the medicare improvement for patients and providers act two thousand


the flexibility we need to manage patients here in a structure where pricing is the same for all d m a providers in the area in today's hospitals patient discharges take place throughout the day in many cases the ability to send a patient home or into nursing


bigger market share for this to be true medicare has to move away from its traditional and the willing provider approach and limit the of winning contracts this is a significant change and there are legitimate concerns about potential disruptions and negative impact


when will those decisions be made our other discussion today grows out of the experience our experience with imposed back in two thousand and six all the climate sensors being prepared to follow and impose were removed if we had


spacecraft including the imposed provided rears and chris instruments with now a full complement of instruments we are beginning testing with the ground system and in to support a launch date of late two thousand and eleven in summary nasa


that we get those funds to begin the deed of u s s program so we will be doing a centrally mirroring what no one does in the event of a continuing resolution which is to work through that ministration and secure the release of funds that are appropriate and i like that


operations i know that makes us the first operation shut down there may be a whole argument to reverse that decision and have it as the last c o emissions shut down because there may be major short term benefits


with the money then don't let them have the money it's that straightforward seems pretty simple to me as well and i think your comments are absolutely correct and i look forward to the testimony so we can help work together to flush out the ways to restoring the flow of credit to our small business community


that banks are going to be forced to make loans that they otherwise would not keep in mind the banks are in the business of lending this is how they make money and we shouldn't assume that banks are just sitting on the tarp money and not looking forward


credit card holders who would have little or no right provide a baseline of consumer protections that everyone should enjoy we should not create a subset


think a lot of people think that some of us here are defending the credit card companies what i think i am a many my colleagues are trying to do is make sure that the large universe of people that use credit cards as a part of


language to talk about stuff that you might be uncomfortable talking about and then i try to seek out examples of girls doing things in different forms of dress than might more typically be shown so and i do this for my boys as well it's not


that can pack impact learning the way people like i think about them is that it's under the umbrella of a language based learning disability meaning that the primary deficit is in language it's not in that


why phone numbers are only seven digits long is because that's kind of the average amount of information that we can remember so that capacity is lower if you're if it's taking you a longer time to get that in so that's one of our


rose in an era of media consolidation and what he said was that as a few companies became the dominant sources of information at the national level


as stewards of democracy as literally the vehicle by which democracy itself can be made to function because we have we are quite yeah you can applaud yourselves on this


well as you know all the old struggles because the fact is on media shoes painfully they never go away media is a way that that large corporations can make a lot of money if they structure it right


they had to be surrendered for it was the sort of quiet home house it was in we don't know if he lived with other pets i don't believe he lived with other pets he has been pretty good here so


accident in the missing so having that seat belt to keep them secure in place will prevent them from bouncing around in the car if you do get into a crash and also will keep them secure so they don't run away so what about cats to cats frequently go missing is that something that


microchip if they are checked it pops up with a unique id number that is just specific to that pet we call the microchip company there are hundreds of microchip companies but the scanner will tell you what company that ship is registered with and then you can call the


people know when a kid comes to visit even if they're you know ten or eleven and the dog can be very frightened and we want to make sure you know it's a good match for everyone in the family you know that the kid


transferred to the child i relive in society so we have certain ideas about gender about what it means to be a man or a woman that before only believe in and we translate these ideas across our transfer these


this is a team effort so i've probably been involved in ten or more fires a year times twenty nine years so probably about three hundred fires i've been to but i've


so if they're at a fire fight really really depends upon where they are starting where they are running so for example the closest school here is the butler school so if we were at the butler school doing a fire drill and a call came in on white street we are right there


i know like i said it was west virginia so the prosecutor contacted me and asked if i would represent the victim to take it into the federal legal system again this is kind of what i do is when the state courts do wrong by victims i go into the federal


sentences him to probation for eighteen well for sixteen years the child was two by then by the time of the sentence sixteen years probation during which time you must go to family court


nervous system and your organs just stop and you can die of respiratory failure if you take too much if you're if especially if you're a little kid and your body isn't used to it you know if you're taking spikes of it so it's likely that's how she


trips that way i can learn how to have fun in a better manner than just work work work but my favorite part of not doing anything is being home and watch a movie and i love the holidays so every holiday my house is looking


harvard medical school in the harvard th chance school of public health and as i was saying to any it's really thrilling for any of us from the center to be able to speak to parents directly especially because you're in the trenches at the ground floor so anytime we can kind of reach the masses with


the impact that it can have is that it increases preferences in our quest to parents and schools for advertise products it increases the likelihood of less healthful diet and it also increases negative diet related health outcomes and risks and this is


doing it it can't be that bad i'll probably be fine i'll be more likely to try it in the future if it's offered soon moving on to our final category is privacy and fifty so i do want to


had images on their phones so what do you do done on the local level all this this was happening in plymouth again i'm sure many of you heard of this and the issue is that we don't have really great laws and this is from this is from


negative effects is what you're already doing and that is being good parents so it really doesn't extend beyond that this is not something that else that you have to add to your overflowing plate this is just being a good parent offline and


right sometimes they took that photo of their friend and made it into a mean because they thought it was funny and creative and shared it with all their friends but really it hurt that person to really talk to them about what cyber bullying is this is a this is a very complex issue


with her she was originally given out because her family lost her job over there and had to move back to south africa and it's really expensive to transport her there so they had to give her up so that she was someone's pet that she was sorry yes to she really


thing with the barn animals oh you wouldn't even start to imagine about how many stray barn animals there might be there but we get them in and about this yes of also exactly exactly but it's there strays there are owner surrenders you just can't keep them anymore man


this is jack and he is a male domestic short haired cat and he is about ten weeks old he's here with us sister jill who very much likes to cuddle with it


hopefully will make this story true to you because i would like to read you a portion of that book and it's a story about what mr lincoln possibly could have done and i think it's true i like to begin


impression as he had it my brother is carter hamilton blair of georgia i'm white and black at the hampton court pleasure know also the president and the lad went on it would have been all right if now he hadn't left washington today


fantastic so you're welcome to get on that waiting list sometimes we have corporate groups that want to come in and how those animals that come in from out of state come in kennels that we need to clean and send back for the next rescue group to come in so we


running around crazy either so it's kind of a good mix i think is part of perfect age for someone great any health concerns with him not yet he does have a we do have made a special diet just for kids kidney is but he's not on any medications or anything it's just more the type of food be feed him just


outside he loves the dog parks that's what one reason he pulls on leash a little bit is because he wasn't walked as much as he was brought to the dog park but the combination of both a focused walk and then playtime at the dog park will be ideal for him because he


playful pretty active or a she kind of a lounge or she again kind of like duke was the hound in or she likes to sniff a lot but this is how she seems to be when she's with people and she's in a relaxed environment she


about content issue they're learning about traditional toys now come instead of being able to play with plato my favorite play material i teach the play courses that we walk i happen to one of my


say joey we're not taking you or jelly we're leaving all the toys we took and we were acting everything out in the car and then after as i said joey let's go home to our house afterwards and we can do other things to act out and acted out and i got out the plane


but that you know that was one of my you know my my mother moments my other professor moments where it was clear it was time for things so it's not like there's a way to raise kids in another world it's have to we help


well the american academy academy of pediatrics recommends no more than two hours a day for children under you know six or seven so that's one guy they say for children under tools they use the same night and they realize that wasn't working anymore they


one thing i will say and i've learned this recently is ask are you thinking of killing yourself don't ask are you thinking of hurting yourself because they could say no because in reality they don't want to be her they want the feelings


and they can help connect families to providers in the area that accept that type of insurance so that's a really good place to start you can talk to your pediatrician you can talk to a school guidance counselor or psychologist nurse there might be an adjustment


monitor those changes in mood and changes in feelings and behaviors so that if the teen is showing a lot of improvement maybe their medication dosage backed off a little bit and continuing can continue to to back off so it's not like black and


means that there is a gargantuan difference between fourteen and sixteen certainly between my kids were sixteen and eleven right now and that trajectory as we also know levels out for adults right that's just way brain development works so


ideas is what it's called sometimes so you'll see a toddlers in circle group in circle time and one will say i went to grandma's house last week in the next one will say i like ducks and they'll think that how does that having to do with grandma's house except the second one grandma once


the program and i want to thank her


of view of the victor and the point of view of the winner of history is what you read about well there's other points of view as well and howard zinn has written about this and from boston university and i got to know howard on the lecture circuit


for mentioning that i think it's great so yes so just mentioning so just knowing that you know we're we're here about the fact that we're really honing in on that because trans identities trance in general conforming identities is where people are having their most the most


when we say you know people say ok boys line up first girls line out first you know well two things are happening one you're telling you know the you know you know even you know myself like you know if someone said boys go do this you know i'm going to go with the boys that's fine but there are people who are


fourteen year old son was accused of murder it's for it's defending jacob is the series it's based on a best selling new york times best seller by william landy and i'm telling you it's really something that i had the opportunity to meet one of the residents in that


have looked at their budgets and they go through an entire process where every department comes in and really has to defend each number and that includes the school department so it really gets it's get it's got thrown into the


but a plan to have a light overseer build charging stations for cars absolutely so we have a few stations and claflin we have one in our oh


someone and talk to them when i discovered honoring choices massachusetts i visited their website and download the forms that i can complete my health care proxy at home a new year's eve my husband and i both did our forms using our guests for the


that go on to to wonderful for and to universities ok so if you take a look i really want you to know what events we have a what we have out there and you know possible addition additional events that we may do


that so they they are in tune ok and there are they're doing they're doing a real good job so i was very impressed at how they carry on a conversation and hopefully that they do the same within the classroom


both festivals are fantastic they say there's a festival for everything in ireland i think that's true our lead is also in the midst of an incredible food renaissance right now it's a mixture of inspired fine dining and a deep commitment to farm to table cooking


today i've got a recipe that's going to incorporate all these ingredients all together so i have butter in a pan and i'm using about a third of a cup of butter i know some of you would like to use maybe a half a cup of butter or a stick of butter just the whole thing go ahead if you


is drain it on some paper towels and then we're going to go through an interesting dredging process i want something light and crispy area here i don't want to have a really heavy crisp or like feeling of a fried fried chicken to


place in the assembly room from seven to nine pm belmont world film presents the twenty one thousand family film festival next weekend with films screening at the studio cinema in belmont the regent theater in arlington and rattle theater in cambridge


with this steaming is that really the flavors kind of really come out so all the spices and herbs and going to the club last of the flavor of the meat the garlic and all kind of can come out with a steaming it isn't cook down it really kind of


the board who initiated the project we're going to have two very fun events on april th and april th so saturday and sunday both days from two pm until five pm we will


on february first you can sign up on libraries website or by congress children's department registered families will be able to pick up a copy of the worries book to borrow at the children's room desk well you see rumple investigative reporter with a


considered the taj mahal of its time it was finally built in two thousand and ten it's it's really a beautiful construction and this one a number of architectural words and it came in just under two


yeah it's november twenty third two thousand and thirteen for the people who want to go it's a fantastic time and my co host has been donna cohen she's a lawyer and she goes to all the fenway games so if you want


town that had there that were fixed since one thousand and seven when this sidewalk policy was put into place and he determined that there are other streets that are going to need to get their sidewalks reconstructed including baker really hawthorne


irving so are all be getting done eventually they just chose barlett as the first because it's it's heavily pedestrian ok ok great so that's you can read more about that the full story although i think you just got to


and now here's a clip from peter in the star catcher a play that's being presented at the belmont high school


david thompson has a video that we're about to watch where he introduces us to the flavor of some of his favorites including green curry


issues i recently spent some time with residents at one of the housing locations and they gave some very valuable feedback they i think it's important to


interpersonal relations between neighbors so but but yeah i think we do have a board member who has a different language and his primary well i


and plenty of sentiment that that you know this is a low harm substance and we've we've embroiled far too many people in the criminal justice system over it and if we regulate it through through


screen you can see be there in the picture a little to the your left and a lot of those guys unfortunately they've moved on and gotten older this picture ballpark is about ten years old but we've been around for about thirty eight years i


only until eight hundred eighty five when it was voted that family lots would be twenty five dollars single lots five dollars additions to the cemetery took place in one thousand twenty three twenty four forty fifty one and sixty


we will need space somewhere if you put a seven through twelve right size school you'll then be able to to relieve a lot of pressure that's in the middle school but also the elementary schools if we go towards let's say a


chaos budget because we will have the money waiting for us so that's good news oh great news let's talk about aftercare in the schools superintendent has agreed to be has agreed to talk about a new way to approach aftercare in the schools


eighteen of them for her book writing hard stories millions book will be available for purchase at this free program including a book signing on monday from eleven to noon being engaged in your local and global community means being educated on the things that


a lot of people say do that with lemon but i use oil because i find it just you know it really helps the browning but also add just a little bit of flavor to the dish that's scallions and lime wedges and then one thing that's very traditional hard to


s already has a corporate policy they don't sell tobacco products right so so this is this is really aimed at you know in case they ever change their policy or in the case that another pharmacy


opioid drug addiction problem and the different forms of addiction and what it can do to our local communities and to our children and it's it couldn't be more timely you know in terms of what's happening in our country today


just moving ahead here so i have some flour and i always dress them in flour and then i get a cast iron pan if you don't have a cast iron pan that's ok but if you can use a cast iron pad and makes a huge difference and then greek olive oil which is


so lovely isn't it now it looks so tranquil in that beautiful video but promise time is also i really rocking towers a lot to do there we haven't even begun to scratch the surface of that and there's so much environmental beauty all around as well thanks to our friends at the


we'll see you next week and thank you so much joanna and well we'll talk with you again soon the arts and crafts store pine cones and needles on propeller road is now operated by three belmont residents


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this is a show that i've actually been wanting to do further and number of years because the dancing is so fun is the show is set in the one nine hundred fifty s and so we try to appropriate a lot of dancing from the


and any written communication so town council george hall sent out a memo you know outlining and reviewing the open meeting law with all the boards and committees in town and i think he's going to be maybe doing some training to just get people to


ok so when they did this before they were using pretty simple techniques to create a fake persona or they grab a picture that was of somebody attractive they put it on and they use it to put up some garbage right but now they're


get so for the fish thing that's going on i want you to look at this sample of facebook pages from recent time and think about how well they have in common ok this is just a small sample


possibly put into this photo thing and i kind of agreed with him if that's true it's amazing has this gigantic screen super high resolution and it shakes it vibrates it beeps at you you can do pretty much anything you want to do


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friends we came up with a list of what we would like to see in the exhibit and we passed it by p d s crucero director of the library and there you have it you can you talk a little bit about what your personal connection to this is


and maybe some of the other people that are also involved i was born here my parents were born here my four of my four grandparents came from armenia starting in one thousand nine hundred and seven and going to ninety six


were you know what they were doing and trying to think about different ways of creating legislation that would make it easier to create these kinds of programs we do have some in massachusetts but not a law and so what are some of the common themes that are in all of


day and it really does help the environment because if it was all piled into one big would be more trash one to landfills and stuff and that's bad for the environment so


about getting involved just keep in mind that we have a lot of fun making this program happen that's all for now and i hope to see you next time


pharmacists and general hygiene is that like us come from our perspective and know from where we speak we have better quality and we can have better outcomes we should be supporting i would like a


hi my name's david douglas i'm a student at the university of california berkeley and i'm also a proud national bam organizer we are the coalition to defend affirmative action integration and immigrant rights and fight for equality by any means


pull just to make a comment and question consider item twelve is it something that you can make during your board comments or is it something we need to pull i only ask is not a clock and i'm just conscious of how much we're going to be discussing to twelve or thirteen


hundred eighty students approximately in the school this year we suddenly had another great of one hundred and we have as i said something like five hundred forty students and seems to be climbing so the numbers


schools that are middle schools that have the same number of students or fewer students and yet their infrastructure which i consider this to be infrastructure if it's clerical if it's special ed assistance if it's instructional assistance those


of math offered in high school hopefully this plan will encourage more students to continue in math first is running from math so thank you to the teachers for putting this your experience and expertise together to create this plan


who i'll go first first i want to thank you and i think that our teachers our math teachers and our principles that have been supporting ours our teachers and our students along because it's been over a year now of professional development training where


and then is explained what happens in high school they're expected to go on to math one that they haven't mastered those the whole idea is that they have more time to master the skills and it's a foundation so what happens if they haven't mastered the skills it's not a foundation and


students are working on and you know a big math person in in in our world is marilyn burns and some of you probably have heard of her and something that she does is what's called math menus and so there's just a variety of


decision was made i had written up a whole like page long summary of my thoughts because i thought this would be more contentious than it was i'm just going to basically deferred everyone else who spoke because they said it much better than i could i want to echo


kindergarten class the teacher had all of and i'm sorry i can't remember her name she had all of the to kids say one of the things that they like to do so like they would say you know i like to play with trains or i like to you know whatever i


there are needs that are being raised by the numbers of students that we have the district and how their comp they're not quite evenly distributed through all sites mainly because we have sites are not equal


i had people on my television show to talk about the support that was given from youth alive for young people during the protest i had a lot of first hand


that without you him are correct truly without them helping us and that's all of us up here for sure to help and give a helping hand thank you truly i mean i can only keep saying that to you for putting effort out you


of the authors of these you know if i thought love was represent fluoride in takes at or below which most people are not expected to experience any harmful effects of these estimates are based on population averages they do not include a margin of


and the sad part is despite the claims to the contrary putting this substance in the water causes disproportionate harm disproportionate to the poor


trial students for a developing and participating in an incredibly in gauging project that taught valuable skills that will translate into all aspects of student lives so i'm going to present this


now as i ran with my roommate down to the front stairs i had to step over broken glass pieces of construction materials that have been left by the landlord there pieces of the ceiling that had rotted out and fallen


thunder here so i'm not going to repeat what what he has said as i said in the letter i submitted to you there is no to the zab finding


when you have fewer people owning more of the property and the safety issue when you have this there's no competition and safety or concern for upkeep when you have this consolidation of


report section i'd like to have it on the home page i mean there's a bunch of stuff on there already it's very very important so we could have put it in the report section but because it's an update to the reports put a link on the main page for a while


a landlord has a compliance decision has a decision where he or she has to fix something and gets a compliance decision and that says yes you have fixed everything and the rent can go back up to


council had directed staff to come back with is ordinance based on the the parking dog ordinance which would despite what the council said still require that neighbors have to file complaints there was this


indiana for a little while then we moved back to portland we lived in cleveland ohio cincinnati ohio my mother moved around a little bit and because i moved so much i get developed this habit of talking a lot trying to stay


president of the united states is either mr president or president obama but you hear them say things that just to me is this is a little snide remarks that obama said this barack


we're leaving we're going to go so we film the man you go but the bill france between having a hollywood film and a documentary is of course it's enormous right and sometimes we


perhaps you have wondered as i have does america need to rediscover the roots of our christian faith take a look at the christianity around us


and what they've been doing over the years and compare in the timeline with what harold knew and when did he know what dr harold a distinguished toxicologist on the rochester team


things living all living things are based on relationships they're all built up on relationships we as in technology and science are only capable of talking about individual isolated pieces that's a machine that's dead


to smoke until he could see through time to smoke until he figured his shit out


or underneath the steam or put a cover on the pan put it put your vegetables inside the steamer so then the water starts to boil and then the vessels available to steam cooks a vegetable so that's really the best way to code


ah how clever so now even if you protect your lips if you want to take a bath you'll get your daily dose and you get your dose from your crackers you get to doze from your cereal you get your dose from your beer


their profits and so so they're in their water in mexico was going to be against the rules of of nafta or would have put required the mexican authorities to pay a middle class pay damages so the choice that was left to mexico is the choice


there are a lot of efforts among grassroots environmental organizations to really get a handle on the expansion of the natural gas and fracking and you know all of the


videos are amazing and it's just an opportunity for us as human beings as human lovers as human collaborators to be together to collaborate to be in tune to raise that level to heal the heart to


anew by asking the lord jesus christ to be born in our hearts now orthodox we need to make special effort to make sure any one coming into baptism


that god created the material universe is that the nonstick the lever the pagan believer who came into christianity carrying all this baggage believes that there's a secondary creator of the


that i could attach my life to so i started going to the make a boys club and learning about myself i learned about myself who really was the effects


we do the leadership academy where we have a math class where they have math and richmond and then we have life skills and literacy classes in all the while in the math class and in a lot of skills and literacy classes they


the one i think the last week was mentioned and i guess i mention again our disease of addiction is an expert defense lawyer when it comes to making a case for nonsense actually being good sense


was thinking about the many people that i counsel now a couple things that i put in place immediately first of all i my number one goal is to be the safest place on earth the safest place on earth


and he thinks he has addiction and i've met with him already i think we'll know some parameters and we'll know with addiction but let's don't call addiction here let's just call it her recreational outlet and if it is are out there and that's all this is recreational


french kissing well they're using their tongues not licking a stuffed animal but it's not just talbott no pose have sex it's how they use sex to ease stress to


i'm only someone else takes a hit through you carrie wouldn't that be fun i heard it was a way what do you mean what do you think


issue but in the sense of these goals i think we were looking at third grade reading and ninth grade math because those are specific benchmarks are gateways to success we've got fourth and fifth graders who aren't reading at third grade level also


table i will try and highlight changes in the chairman's mark and go through them in the order of the revenue of the revenue table the first first provision a men's section forty five of the internal revenue code


legislation actually does specifically provide that the state may further allocate so the state that had many smaller communities could set its own internal limit of of twenty five thousand and make


staff distributes i'm going to have an amendment at the desk which is amendment number one on my last and in a nutshell it provides for a fifteen year recovery period for property used in the


are following up on the spirit of what as mixed ended by both the last two speakers i am interested in working with you all in a way that we do deal with an extension i have some notions that i want to


strengthening the american economy is something that would offset that potential adjustment and i think on balance we should proceed and i would strongly urge opposition to the amendment


as operators begin to expect the government to do everything and absolve themselves of their own safety responsibilities there clearly is a responsibility on the part of


policy it must be done right and thoughtfully in order to protect the environment the taxpayers and american jobs and i might add our security of our country so with that mr chairman once again thank you for the courtesy


the program for example we have identified instances in which one databases used to collect and store royalty payment information were not fully compatible to data were not collected consistently three agency


ordered and we have implemented inspections on all deep shook deepwater rigs to make sure that the equipment that they have on those rigs are what they say they have on those rigs that they are appropriate that they


solve the problems that they themselves have identified and requested the i g to evaluate how that that it's vance's good government


information we don't hold it till the end you know in some cases they may not have everything they need to take administrative actions say against an individual until they have a final report but they can take


an inspection of all deepwater rigs shortly after this incident those evaluations have taken place well my time's running out so quick question from a scandal we had heard from the inspector general previously on investigating the nine hundred ninety eight


hundred ninety nine leases in which the process of judgment language was pulled out for those two years and that according to him there were two people with the interior department that knew why that language was pulled out it obviously cost our


whether their corporate culture is one that values safety of people and the environment and so you shouldn't just judge big as being more safe and capable than little companies or


the rig for the contractor and suppliers plus the support jobs that that would entail in the case of our platform the well heads and hands the b o p s will be high and dry you can't really see them in the picture but they're


gone they've created the procedures and the design and the practices to make sure we don't get to that point but i guess miles from a point is we have to go back to really see what happened here the industry put together task forces that have already put together


times thicker and that's all due to prescription does the prescription actually lead to an improved safety result i'm not convinced that it does given the experience in those


and fairly recently decisions made and announcements put forward and those one billion dollars are going to support grants and new construction one hundred forty six projects in forty four states and the district of columbia so this was


mentioned a drug called i think it was a risk ressa yes about breast cancer i'm wondering if you could just again tell us about about that and and if somebody would want to sign up for it


important for this city the city now has the largest surplus of any city in the country budgeted with the discipline put on by the control board which this committee wrote but i want to note a couple things we always


say that they can't provide their own funds for a boy i would fight that out but i don't think it ought to be in this bill and by giving by not having it in this bill i don't think we're giving up governmental control but we're limiting our ability to use the power


have fortune five hundred employees paper hundred percent i do not know of many who play one hundred percent i know in the experience we've looked at this particularly in retirement that they are decreasing the share of the


prices o p m negotiates with carriers for the best overall health care package but the carriers negotiate for the best drug prices we would like to see o p m negotiate for the drug prices to try to bring those costs down in addition we're


employee health benefit program and should be subsidized at the same rate as other health care services in two thousand o p m initiated a long term care insurance as a first employer pays all benefit or pseudo


six hundred banks no other country would be permitted to start hunting and indigenous groups would not be affected as an aside i think it's important to recognize that these numbers make clear whaling is not an issue simply for


negotiate over that approach would ensure a transparent separation of science and politics instead of the rather opaque mixture of quasi science and politically negotiated numbers that characterizes the current proposal


yield back thank you very much mr snyder would you like of any state well i would like to introduce our witnesses we have a very distinguished panel first we'd like to welcome back


members of the comedy it is an honor to be with you today the labor market the united states is covering from the most severe recession since world war two in my testimony i will summarize the available evidence on the short and long term effects of entering the labor market in the recession


concern is that many young workers quit education and progress because they lack funds to continue to finance their training either their parents are laid off or they themselves cannot find a job to support themselves through their studies such a recession and use declining


school and they do an internship and they really see and just like i was talking about veronica i mean there are there are hundreds or thousands of kids that we have around the country that are dissipating in that program and that's how they they get excited about


they what they do is a put them alongside scientist i mean literally for a whole summer it's a wonderful program and he's an inner city kids and what we discovered i always go to the graduation and it always sort of me just makes me feel so


program it's and then then we hook them up with a university mom again so they can go on for four year degree i think that you know you all are right not every kid needs to go to college but i saw also believe that kids need a vision


the process that we're going to move forward with and yet today we're told is well we're going to put this on the agenda but we're going to work out the details behind the door with committee staff and when i lock it then it's moving forward


since its inception this bill reflected not only the cost of research today but also reflected the international competitive market american high tech firms face and the recommendations of


business will come out in the short end a little has changed in the federal r and b marketplace in the past thirty years small business share the federal r and d market was three point five percent in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight it is now increased to four point three percent in thirty


stand anything specific with venture capital we're just patient well as we said the ruling at the same time we saw a drop in applications whether or not that's a direct correlation we can't say but we did see that job ok and mr glover


transportation a lot now requires the f a a to publish new pilot flight and duty time rules no later than july thirty first of next year we know that this committee will be watching the agency closely to ensure that it meets the deadlines


a charter the ark on july fifteenth two thousand and nine to recommend revisions to the agency's flight and duty time rules the ark met this very compressed september one two thousand and nine deadline that achievement was a result of the collaboration and


were three issues in particular that you identified a few areas in which the n p r m does not adequately capture the a r c s recommendation and one is ensuring the length and quality of rest


like clean affordable energy if you're going to see electrification of our fleets and especially these two is the fact that the nuclear power issue is one that has been a third political third rail but you're brave enough to address it i congratulate and thank you for the american


material and a story just out of which we've heard over and over again a very passionate debate in the congress on those issues well there are now technological solutions to those challenges and we have


get into research so that we can deal with deliberation issues that we can deal with storage issues and as dr bartlett says make us a world leader again your father discussion mr hall is recognized and


i hope that this database would also allow universities to make their facilities more widely available to outside researchers who may benefit from state of the art resources are to maintain that institutions nationwide i also believe that in creating a more centrally organized


further it's not clear why a collaboration with the european commission or to be singled out over any other country or voiding quote duplication of effort unquote internationally is an appropriate go i think dr brand for an amendment


brown thank you for your consistency i'm sincerely i really think this is a different situation here this is a national security issue we're dealing with a monopoly we saw what's already happened here in terms


i mean i have a couple of questions i'll try and go west to east a bomb on center you talked about going behind the properties and then coming out to concord how many curb cuts would


you told me that this one is your favorite tell me all about this shot was also at the end of about a half an hour photo shoot of a child who had made her first communion and her parents wanted you