it is not safe for our customers, and especially the visually impaired. anything could happen, and it is muni's policy not to double park. normally what i do, if i can safely go in behind, i pull in the zone, offload my customers, load the customers that are waiting for me. when the bus in front of the leaves, i will pull to the front for the customers that did not see me. >> sometimes, the bus pulls up, and there is stuff in my way because the boys -- bus has not pulled up right in front of me. i have to figure out how to get around or through. i have to navigate through all of that in order to get onto the bus. >> when i pick up a visually impaired customers, i like to pull up right in front of them, make sure nothing is in the way so they can walk right on the coach. >> okay, take one big step forward. >> when i drop off a visually impaired customers, make sure you do not pull up at the shelter. you want to give them a straight shot so they can go to the left or the right. you want to pull in front or behind the shelter. never around any trees or pose.

a new visual mean that simply offers you a different landscape with different visual landscape i mean i quite excited because we just saw in berlin what both the inventors and then i had could do with three d. cinema and in italy we're very proud because but now global pollution just announced last week that he will be doing his for a street in only. shot in three d. and shot in three d. and obviously i mean you cannot if you're wise later you know and you cannot imagine a solution throwing objects at your face or you know using any of the very easy gimmicks that. really commercial movies and all of the neighborhood it's important if it was him or his producer of me this is i was it was his decision and i had lunch with venice he thinks if he'll say says marco miller director of the venice film festival spotlight will be back shortly after break so we'll continue to stay playing. an. enemy. mother limits to fix it least six a pixel six. weeks i am a. six six six six six. six six. six . welcome back to spotlight algren love and just reminding of my guest in the studio today is mr marko

a new visual mean that simply offers you a different landscape with visual landscape i mean i am quite excited because we just saw in one belin what both the inventors and then i had could do with three d. cinema and in italy were very proud because but now the battleship just announced last week that he will be doing his first three d. movie it will be shot in three d. at shot in three d. and then obviously i mean you cannot even show lies later on you know and you cannot imagine a solution throwing objects as your face or you know using any of the very easy gimmicks that. three d. commercial movies are not in a where it's important if it was him or his producer of me it was his decision and i had lunch with then he thinks if he'll say says mark o'meara director of the venice film festival spotlight will be back shortly after break so we'll continue to stay married. wealthy british scientists scientists sometimes the title. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune

. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all across the country. >> thank you very much for showing us around today. i really appreciate you taking the time to let me get better acquainted with the operation and also to share with our "culturewire" team. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital t

fill out this screen so the transition to the high definition show became much more sophisticated visual wise yet at the same time i have really strong the style just for the very first years of simpsons when it was really clumsy crude and naive. and beautiful at the same time it was not so clearly drawn perspective. it was not sophisticated yet it had a really strong sense of passion which was coming from the creators thank you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was neatly maligned chip our director of the simpsons movie and also the rug rats that's if an hour from all of us here if you don't have your sense a part like just drop me a line moved back with more first time comment on what's going on in and outside this country until then stay on r.t. and take care. in india called.

stands for quite some time later they actually be were we to busy with the visuals and that was a really blessing in disguise because they just forgot even to think about the way the movie is going to look so at that time i was pretty much free to come up with solutions that i in the end offered to them and they were pretty happy about that. office of russians work and movies in the united states lots of russians in hollywood. but we never see them working as a teen i mean as a russian teen. it occurred to me when i when i read about these sciences the guys are good nobel prize in physics this year they have a russian floor but a whole whole floor all the rooms they're all russians with the oh this is the russian but it doesn't happen in movies in the united states why russians represent the great school of cinematography why don't you flock together why don't you work as a team because because you quoted you want to do it to make american movies in america or because the producers try to keep your point and not. place your blind eye but i wouldn't say that there is a there is an attempt

and again, i want to create a visual of the reality -- >> thank you.can i ask you a quick question because i am very concerned about tokens. do you run out of tokens quickly? >> no. what we do and i agree with l.j. is that the monitoring committee will come in at 6:00 to 6:30 and we're feeding the supervisors tokens and they aren't under lock and tea. we normally get 200 to 300 tokens and we have a log we keep and in order to get more tokens so we're never hout, we got to miss briana moore's office to get them and we're always casting off and taking on. and again, h.s.a. can probably speak to when do we give out a token and when can't we give out a token. supervisor kim: thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am kim armpinster from glide. i would like to speak to the toning issue. it's rare that we do not have tokens to give to our clients. we issue two tokens so they have transportation to the shelter. and we track each the oak than we give out on a log that h.s.a. provides. during the most recent -- there was a statistic ci

visuals of the movie it was not their main concern at the point so they wanted something by they didn't quite know what they want at some point the consensus on their side was that it's probably going to be safer just to go with what we used to have for the t.v. series and not do anything because again we start tampering with it and we lose some authenticity of the show and we might lose something it's not going to be quite the same as it used to be. and that was a little bit. tans for quite some time. later when they actually they were way too busy with the visuals and that was really a blessing in disguise because they just forgot to think about the way the movie is going to look so at that time i was pretty much free to come up with solutions that i in the end offered to them and they were really happy about that. lots of russians work and movies in the united states lots of russians in hollywood. but we never see them working as a teen i mean as a russian teen. it occurred to me when i when i read about these sciences the guys are good nobel prize and physically see they have a russ

out the screen so with that transition to the high definition show became much more sophisticated visual wise yet at the same time i have really strong the style for the very first years of sim since when it was really clumsy crude naive. and beautiful at the same time it was not so clearly drawn perspective buys it was not sophisticated yet it had really strong sense of passion which was coming from creators thank you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was meet the maligned chief our director of the simpsons movie and also the rug rats that's it for now from all of us here if you're on top of your sound spotlight just drop me a line we'll be back with more first hand comments on what's going on in and outside this country until then stay on our team and take care. in india. the move from a joint people to. the gateway hotel to brendan period trying to talk to. reza since the colonel was hotel treat. schools closed nationwide to join the country's biggest social protest. the demonstrations of. the privileged. politicians in the u.k

i believe we have to have a clear visualizations of what that will look like and as it indicates, look more at the environment and clearly explain why that might be a more environmentally preferred alternative. i think the draft eir is quite well prepared. commissioner antonini: thank you. a few things to add on to the fore. -- to before. i think it is really hard to envision, you only show massing, not the design. wherever possible, we hope as this moves forward that it can be somewhat mitigated by the design, particularly on howard street where in visual context, it can address the context of height, even if it is taller, there will be a way to make that portion appear to be not as high as it really is. i think that would be a good thing to do. i was very happy with the historical evaluation in the area. it was originally happy valley, one of the habitable areas south of market before the earthquake. there was a history there later on. 670 howard, apparently is not a historical resource. that is important to note as far as that is concerned. it is pointed out, there were 17 fire stat

appeal to the stories of represented in the magazine and, indeed, a visual appeal, an aura or charisma, if you will come to the ways in which those individuals corresponded to others. third, the fact that she was a magazine that it sought to revolutionize the ways in which consumer marketers thought about african american consumers meant that in addition to the stories coming in addition to the photographs you have all of these different examples of advertisements, chesterfield cigarettes, seagram's whiskey, eventually cadillac automobiles, all of which are using african americans as possible states consumers for those products. and we are so used to thinking about african-americans as inserted within the language of advertising, to see that as inconsequential or beside the point, but never before have there been a publication that had its successfully been able to get national marketers to see african americans as agents of conception. let me give one example. chesterfield cigarettes, prior to the advent of ebony magazine if you saw an african-american in an advertisement, a black mon

what i wanted to do just to have a visual is a breakdown of the site inspection violations for the second quarter. when we to our inspections, there are four categories of the standards of care fall into. the first is that i have the facility and access and this represents 53% of the violations in that category. the second category, 33% of the violations were in that category followed by american disability act category. 8% were not categoric and than 6% were in staff and that has to do with treating clients with dignity and respect and the overall safety of the clients. because i am covering two quarters, i thought it would be important to present a comparison between the complaints and then for the rest of the presentation focus on the most current quarterly report because as you can see here on the chart, the percentage of complaints is very similar with facility and access being 37 and 35 respectively. the staff, 33%. that just gives a good idea of what categories the complaints are falling into and that has been consistent for the past two quarters. the standard care complaints by ca

this is visual loop but i think this is visual satellite loop.e radar that gives us a better idea. rick riechmuth chief meteorologist in the extreme weather center. >> that one you are looking at is infrared. it's the visual loop or visual satellite. here you go. flood concerns. we've been seeing 10-12 inches across a widespread area. 17 inches and major flash flooding, inland getting flash flooding been causing problems in the coastal areas and getting the surge along that. flooding concerns will be all the way up across the northeast. shep, the radar gives us an idea what the center of the hurricane is doing. we saw it take an eastward jog right there. looks like it's a little bit continuing off to the northeastern jog. instead of being 15 degrees, maybe 20 degrees, something like that. that will make a bit of difference as it gets out here over water potentially sooner backs over the main ocean instead of the sound. tornado concerns, the yellow, heaviest of the rain and that is happening across much of the eastern part of the maryland and push

i will run through a few visual simulations we did as part of the plan. the document has a large number of visual simulations. on our website, there is even more. the first image is a view from twin peaks, where you can see the full breadth of the skyline with market street down the middle. this is how it would exist under existing zoning. there are new dwellings. they mesh with the existing skyline, which you can see stretching on either side of market street. next is a simulation of what the skyline would look like with buildings built under the proposed plan heights. you can see the transit tower as the highest building, capping the skyline, accentuating the court of downtown with new buildings that would be enabled under the plan, shaded in a slight blue color. it would pull the whole skyline together with the trans american building and the buildings on rincon hill. we have other simulations that help inform the public about what these changes would look like. we used simulations from all of the key public vantage points around the city. here is the

commissioner moore: i am very glad the project sponsor did some work and was able to present some visual solutions. i was talking with him earlier in the week. i was very much opposed to the approach, because it was just the same package as it was two or three weeks ago, which i did not approve of. however, i think the presentation about be modifications for the building appearance, facing the major streets -- i do believe that turning the signs to what you are showing, a singular sign with letters applied is the right way to go. in the corporate identity will come from on board support it, what is really a grass-roots solution. turning back the building, i think, is extremely important. mr. miller, a could not see on your slide -- as to whether you were suggesting -- on the corner of masonic? you are showing this turn back into -- do i still see letters on there? i thought i did, but in not quite sure what you have in mind there. >> yes, we did a singular color. we did have a tenant lettering, as was previously proposed. the only change today was related to the colors of the screen's. >

i will run through a few visual simulations we did as part of the plan. the document has a large number of visual simulations. on our website, there is even more. the first image is a view from twin peaks, where you can see the full breadth of the skyline with market street down the middle. this is how it would exist under existing zoning. there are new dwellings. they mesh with the existing skyline, which you can see stretching on either side of stretching on either side of market street.

you also want to make sure [inaudible] because we all are very visual people. you are going to be working on problems. you want to be able to see it. they should also be following the party's in the ada -- the priorities in the ada. your task report should also be giving you some constructive solutions. they should be tailoring it to your very specific circumstances. [inaudible] also, you want to make sure that your task inspector has a relationship with an attorney. it could be beneficial to have that legal expertise readily at hand. the task inspector may have learned some useful information. it is also helpful if your task inspector knows the contractor because the contractor can provide you with a construction bid for what is going to take. so i want to leave you with some closing thoughts. one of them, as mentioned at the beginning -- be proactive. do not wait for the letter. get the inspection now. the second is keep really good records. [inaudible] they had actually been doing work over the years. they have been removing barriers. but because they were n

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