in optimize mode the echoes that leaves the two screens and work together.e could run different gaps on the different screens at the same time. this you have your e-mail up on the screen while you browse the web on the lower screen. you will have to web pages open at the same time. is this second screen to make typing easier, the lower can be dedicated virtual keyboard in the upper screen can be the application your typing in. if it's totally changes gaining on a smart phone. as the lower screen could be the controls for the game leading up for screen dedicated to the visuals of the game. a very unusual phone, very interesting. if i think it could make some things more convenient, having a second screen. downside it's not four g only running three g and it's a little heavier than most smartphones on the markets. on the upside, something never seen this foam comes with a second battery for free and a portable charger for free. of what a great idea. smartphones are battery hogs every smart phone should offer this. the echo is on the market now, $200 with a two

in optimize mode the echo seperates the two screens and work together. run different apps on the different screens at the same time. you can have your e-mail up on the screen while you browse the web on the lower screen. you can have two web pages open at the same time. the second screen can make typing easier, the lower can be dedicated virtual keyboard and the upper screen can be the application your typing in. it totally changes gaming on a smart phone. the lower screen can be the controls for the game leaving the upper screen dedicated to the visuals of the game. a very unusual phone, very interesting. i think it could make some things more convenient, having a second screen. downside it's not 4g, only running 3g and it's a little heavier than most smartphones on the market. on the upside, something ive never seen this phone comes with a second battery for free and a portable charger for free. what a great idea. smartphones are battery hogs every smart phone should offer this. the echo is on the market now, $200 with a two-year contract and runs on t

the echoes of grace kelly in monaco in kate middleton's lace.t the two of them, side by side. and now we want to turn to our very british nick watt about some of the unscripted and wonderfully human moments of this day, including your very own, nick, your moment in history. >> reporter: well, thank you, diane. you know, if you watch a wedding live as we did this morning, you miss stuff. you know, there's too much going on. so, we teamed up with a lip reader and between us watched the tapes back once, twice, three times more and, take a look at what we discovered. william greeted kate and her dad with a nervous joke. "we're supposed to have just a small family affair." and the ring. what was going on? wrong size? warm fingers? check out the queen, checking out her newest relative. the fashion? well, no one missed princess beatrice's hat. it already has its own facebook page. enough said. ceremony over, kate, "i'm so happy." but it's a long ride, a long day. kate flagged, cue william. "you have to wave back, even if it's too much for you." only on

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>> in just echoing a friend's comments, as well as the commissioners. it was good and contained in all of the proposals. perhaps even meeting with others to get their sense of the points that were interesting and possibly worth taking a look at. >> i would also like to echo all of the comments. i think that staff did a phenomenal job with this project. it has been ongoing for the past 10 years. we have had a lot of meetings in the last three to four years just to prepare the proposal. to get such a great response was wonderful. you did a wonderful job. thank you for putting in the time and effort. all of the submitted were proposals were very good proposals. i would like to congratulate forsea for winning the competition at this point. i look forward to the ground breaking. [laughter] thank you. >> commissioners? [laughter] all in favor? marlette -- resolution 1121 has been approved. >> item 9b. request approval to enter into a first amendment memorandum of understanding for design development with the san francisco department of public works to extend

by president medvedev was certainly also echoed by the other members of this group certainly in brazil wanting a bigger say the u.n. security council not the permanent seat why simply because they really want a stronger voice and they want to recenter when it comes to big political decisions such as the ones in ivory coast and in. as i said your reporting right there let's go let's get some more details now on the bridge summit and talk to. the editor in chief of the moscow based international affairs magazine good to see you so that brics countries getting pace that they're certainly being slightly more vocal over recent years and obviously seeing a shift of influence away from the west or are i slowly started to focus more on the east. well i think this shoot started long before the truly big source said that although you're right if you will bear in mind that no brics countries population is over forty percent of the of the planet population and do produce more than fifty percent towards output but of course it's a very natural challenge to the old sun does it all for you can always

. >> i think i can echo what they have been saying. a couple of health perspectives, is really hard for the federal government partners to think of a practical double. the really, i think, shed some light on developing practical standards. [inaudible] and really thinking through a framework of how to get our communities on that. you can't say you're going to do to every building in san francisco you did to our building. that was a huge thing that was really i opening. they have been thinking about it, but they have not been sharing it on the local or state level. i think that really came through. some of these things, it is a huge health issue that came out. it won't be enough for the entire bay area. again, if the new normal is anthrax, who would be in charge of that, and how would be affected. i think what was really encouraging was that we had a local thing here a few weeks ago. i think we felt on a local level, there and has been a lot of great work. we seem to communicate and work together a lot better than some of these vertical

sense of people having come over if not in mass by a great number to this other place with a kind of echo of that place being transposed into the world that became my world. so that of my mother's side of the family. my father's side was more mysterious. over time i heard stories of lost aunts and saint john >> new found land which is not where they are from and a deeper echo further back. i had my grandfather's passport from 1918, you could smell the must on it. all of the mysterious presences were there. my father's side was a mystery which we will get to eventually. and the third component is similar to what margaret was talking about. i irish american. i didn't know what a pure american was. none of my friends were pure americans. a lot of my friends were lebanese and from syria. i had yewish and irish american friends. all of our identities were mixed. my sense of being american was being in a mix of things. >> margaret could you also reflect in a prior conversation you talked about your father had a sense of where he came from and it was a little more difficult for your mom to artic

i just want to echo what our city librarian has said. this has been a remarkable civic collaboration. in recreation and park, we talk about the need to partner. this has been a partnership within the government -- not just the library and recreation and park, but public works in the planning department collaborated well together. most importantly, it has been a partnership with the north beach community and north beach neighborhood. this is one of the densest projects in the -- densest urban environments in the entire country. there are 4.5 acres of open 1000 residents. that is 95% below the city average. this truly is a dense urban neighborhood. we do not have tremendous opportunities to create more open space or to add recreational amenities in this neighborhood. here is a project that will result in a 20% increase in open space, 12,000 additional square feet of park and playground. and it has been designed in such a way that it makes the park more accessible for all -- for seniors, for people with disabilities, for parents with kids.

[applause] i do want to -- at the risk of redundancy, i want to echo a couple of things that the president said. one is, this is a phenomenal turnout. and i can't express how happy i am, how blown away i am that so many of you have taken time away from whatever you're supposed to be doing right now to come here, to help us figure out how to get ahead of this issue that you'll hear from others and you know better than anyone, it's so vexing to our chunety. so i'm so incredibly apreshtive that you're taking this time. we really need creativity. there are some things that we're doing that are working well and we need to do more of. but we need to start thinking outside the box. what are different ways to attack this problem. how can we kind of move further upstream to figure out, what's the source of this problem, how do we get it at the front end so we're not cleaning it up at the back end. i think that would be a good kind of challenge for us for the day. the other thing that the president mentioned that i want to echo is acknowledging the hard work of mohammed. he is in fact at least i thi

and when we speak to washington there's an echo effect and we need to be one voice and i think that needs to be clear. >> thank you. yes? >> hi, i'm with the california public utilities commission. i watched the news last night and another senator was really claiming on the debate on global warming, gee, i think you're saying it's profitable for the green industries now and i'm thinking, of course it needs to be profitable and really the fossil fuel and oil industries that are making hundreds more times more profit and that's what drives this. if we could internalize externalities and middest oil and regardless of your political leaning if you or we could internalize that that's what it takes to drive the point home to the public. people don't see the profitibility of it. the profitibility of it if they see it, it could achieve it. it's an inconvenient truthfulness. it's rather from your gut than based on facts. well, because i have a vested interest, without saying so, this is my opinion. that comes from a high level as far as kind of covering up the truth and talking what we want

i want to echo and really recognize what mayor lee said. this really is about connecting our neighborhoods. when do we see folks from neighborhoods across the city coming out on their bicycles, their skateboards, their strollers, on their two feet, and walking, enjoying linking neighborhood to neighborhood. i love to come here and sample some of the amazing food, to go to fisherman's wharf and the they're not as a tourist, but as a local, go to the mission and check out the flavor of 24th street, to connect to ocean beach at golden gate park. this event is about displaying the best of san francisco, for those of us who live here. it is not only healthy and great for the environment. not only a great way to give the family activity at a low cost, but it is a great way to increased -- to appreciate our city, and that is what i love. i want to share also that we are really thrilled that we are seeing the spirit and lessons learned in sunday streets come home every day to regular lives. i know several families whose children learn to ride their

strong economies are once again forced to pay for others to prop up the eurozone portugal's plea echoes those violent and release would many predicting spain be next. sounds of women dying every year at the hands of violent husbands in russia lead to calls for a change in the law to encourage those suffering in silence to come forward. with the headlines here in r.t.r. we can show is next this week martin andrews explores what russia can offer that was obsessed with space above and beyond. hello and welcome to the stereo i'm something of a fraud the highest and most famous bollywood here in the russian capital but why but because in this week's program we'll be exploring the subject of space directly in ninety six people celebrate the soviet achievements on the space race today's european space program join me as we find out why russia is so obsessed with everything that's literally out of this world the world watched when yuri gagarin successfully completed the first manned space flight been able to track nine hundred sixty one gary became an international celebrity and was awarded man

man and author james hogan and the success of his echo chamber has nothing to do with science and everything to do with spin it was a media campaign they wanted to create doubt in the minds of journalists they wanted to create doubt in the minds of the public your average person will never know they just see some articulate guy may even be a scientist basically being shills for industry people like fred sr he was a guy who worked for tobacco now works on climate change but because they're wearing a lab coat and they have a ph d. people believed them. i tracked down seeing in washington d.c. where he was briefing senate staffers on the scientific reasons why they shouldn't support the cap and trade bill the suggests that. it was for the moment that's not correct that's been cooling so it's not. a function of this to. use today disseminate the quasi science of people like dissing of. the science is not finished the debate is not over as he left to support this legislation would tell you i think global warming is a complete hoax we've got to go in cooler for the past ten years some suggest that

i would like to echo the comments that the department of public health mentioned. if all the initiatives were implemented and the legal barriers at the state level were released -- removed, crime would also go down as a result of our work. from the police department's standpoint, we are fully committed to working with all the agencies, as a partner, and as a support order to most of the agencies. we believe the department of public health is the lead agency. i cannot disagree with the data that was presented by theater of the presenters. we, at the police department, and view our traffic duties as being involved in engineering, education, and enforcement. our engineering function is when we take a police report, we are trying to look at the environmental factors. what we have started this year is the mta engineers are coming over and they are trading the accident investigators on what to look for, what to include in the report, so we can have better data. with their education functions, we are working and officers are assigned to all the groups, bicycle coalition,

just wanted to echo the sentiments of mr. kelly and others.s really is not about the ecology -- recology. it is a great company. it is worker-owned. they have this whole 0 waste program. we have to look at what is best for the rate payers. i heard the gentleman from r3. some of the questions he answered. the other things he did not know the answers to. i urge you to take the time to get the kind of answers that you seek, to find out the truth of these things. codifying these agreements. who is paying what. there are many folks in this room that could tell you the answers that the gentleman from r3 does not even know. it was a good report. not complete. i urge you to take the time. get the answers you seek. i did not know about pier 80, of brisbane. i would like to see the citizens of san francisco benefit. i'm not hearing that. recology does not have any barging facilities in place. they do not even have any landfills. it is not really cost-effective for them if they do not have a place to barge. as i said, there is no doubt they are a good co

europeans that strong economy once again forced to pay for others to prop up the eurozone portugal's echoes those of ireland and greece with many predicting strain might be next. and in japan there are reports of a radioactive water leak at the nuclear power plant which is about one hundred kilometers from the stricken fukushima facility follows a new earthquake that shook the country killing three and injuring over one. but now it's time to get spaced out with our moscow out this week explores what russia can offer those obsessed with space and shooting for the stocks. hello and welcome to the fair no i'm standing under the floor of the highest and most famous monuments here in the russian capital but why but because of this week's program we'll be exploring the subject of space direct it in one thousand sixty four to celebrate the soviet achievements of the space race to today's european space program join me as we find out why russia is so obsessed with everything that's literally out of this world the world watch when you're a guerin successfully completed the first manned space flight

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and to echo what mr. ginsberg talked about, this is a model program of collaboration amongst city departments to benefit the public. we've also worked with the department of public works and others to make it happen. president olague: thank you for adhering to the rules of this item. >> thank you very much. president olague: it's an awkward item. is there any additional public comment on this item, the e.i.r.? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> thank you, madam president. we now call the item that is closed. considerations of findings and final action category. the public hearing is closed. the item would be number four that is before you, the north beach public library and joe dimaggio playgrounds master plan at 701 lombard street and 2000 mason street. before you for consideration is certification of the final e.i.r. >> afternoon, president olague, i am michael jacinto from the environmental planning division. the item before you is the certification of a final environmental impact report or e.i.

the place without it anywhere we are not in the wake of the fukushima disaster the words your noble echoed again world wide just about when everyone thought all mistakes have been learned and now the crisis with the nuclear energy issue through a serious debate with the former chernobyl liquidators say they are ready to fly halfway across the planet to japan just like they did in their own backyard twenty five years ago over the want is to make sure nightmares like your mobile and fukushima never happen again. reporting from chernobyl and kiev in ukraine well speaking of parallels between turn noble and focus the march he spoke to dr robert jacobs a professor at the seriously my peace institute says japanese efforts to distance the crisis at fukushima from chernobyl are desperate attempts at damage control the . crisis is not resolved i think that because of the process of the chernobyl anniversary the japanese government has been very interested to try to position the fukushima crisis as less intense than the trouble crisis but by this period of time the chernobyl crisis had been resolved