but their real expansion to what we know it as a huge multimillion principal rates for the death of london and the rise of stolen so as he is in the midst of collected by saying agriculture taking land away from the owners to turn it over to the state to forcing the presence to become state employees, there was a lot of resistance so of say deported and large number in turn away and also are restive large numbers of people so this was the expansion of the gulag into this huge extension something to think about as a massive destitution holding political prisoners and criminals see it comes to an end after stalin dies 1953. so they're relatively few left. maybe 10,000 but compared to what was the son numbers that are quite small. the forced labor account -- scams continue and hold primarily in part criminal. >> who did stalinist then to the gulag? >> three groups of individuals also stock or maybe somebody's saw them spell a cup of coffee of stalin and took that as terrorists intend. this but to keep in mind that makes the gulag quite interesting is the criminals of the soviet system these a

>> with expansion, you have two options. you have the ability to find new space or pay into the acquisition fund. i want to note that there is a opportunity in their also for a part to get rid of existing buildings. that is one idea. to say that there are some buildings that recreation and parks does not want any more. it would be an incentive for them to get rid of some of the buildings that they do not need any more on their space. that would be one way they could find it. when a park is built, that is a method of existing open space that they are doing. it might not correlate exactly. in 2015, i am one to expand this building career in 2015, i am also going to find these days. maybe i found the space in 2014 where i build a new park. and this quality of open space is similar. there is another option. i will mention that the maintenance facilities and restrooms are proposed to be exempted from that. we do not want to make it impossible. with what we are trying to do, we want to make it harder for new buildings grid that is

the expansion of the available labor force creates opportunities that did not exist before. you have innovation and entrepreneurialism that increases the actual size of small and medium-sized businesses. they consume and that expands the demand curve. you have a dynamic economy for 90% of u.s. born workers that enhances their wages. the other 9% got whacked up side the head with globalization and immigration and everything you can list and they need help. getting rid of immigrants doesn't really help them. the final point is if you look at the last 15 years, 25% of publicly traded companies in the united states are essentially from the bay area region and one out of four was started by an immigrant. we have great data on this because it's all transparent. you can look it up. you can tabulate it. it's all a list of companies that we own, from google to intel, we know these companies. here is what you don't know but you kind of know if you just look around. in the next two years, we'll have much better data on. that is at the small and medium sized, it turns out that same disp

we do a lot of expansion. people start small through the credit union and then want to go to the bank. we know we are limited. we cannot afford to give out a big loan. starting from the credit union, we educate them about filing taxes properly and then moving on to the bank, a small one, expansion, and we work with the bank. the bank and credit union are similar. we do allow tax returns, projections. credit unions do not charge an additional loan or processing fee. processing time, on a small loan, -- consumer loans probably a few days. because we require a business plan, sometimes it takes longer. business plans take a while. especially bank statements. we need to see consistent income coming in. so far, a credit union delinquent rate is quite low because we are working with a client. we want to keep that low and as part of our mission. there is no application fee. if you are interested in an application or information, i have brochures, or you can give us a call. >> thank you. next is marked with wells fargo

there was one alternative in the terms of expansion. i hope this strengthens and addresses a big part of the concern that we are hearing. people thought you could suddenly just build on recreational land for it we did not want that. that was something we all definitely agreed with. going back to this high- performing idea and the idea that you are in making sure that you make the most of what you have, in i think it was kind of a missed translation that if you were trying to make sure, and i hope this clarifies that and we worked for some language where we wanted to allow existing open spaces flexibility, we wanted to make sure those proposed uses are appropriate for each space. these options are the same options the were in the draft. i am making sure that this is known that this is a menu of choices and should be considered where appropriate. not every open space does not need active sports fields, food production, amenities. these are things to think about when looking at open spaces. this is this menu a. making it very clear that it

expansions been it's been approved so i was right and i think that's what will happen in the gas here in the future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the show in just a reminder that my guest today was richard jeni stepanek do you think the director of the internet. and that's it for now from all of us if you want to have your say as part of life or maybe you have someone in mind you think i couldn't see you next time just drop me a line. i'll teach you to dust our union and lets you spotlight into the movie back with more first time comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on our team and take thank you they just. won't go into the. furnace on a trip to a magical land where test decides are just plausible anymore for school children to live and learn without ever opening a paper book or einstein's theory and the laws of physics no longer apply and we're big can always be bigger don't be afraid to take my hand and enjoy the ride on technology update here on r.g.p. . but i'm defining it as a struggle for somalia australia doing

begin and to to actively support the expansion of renewables but we just look at the size of the of the industry and the amount to the but the bottlenecks that exist and we figure that it would be very good if a new bills to expand say at an average rate of ten percent a year and given the small role they play now that means it's going to take a long time before they dissipate. it's fossil fuels it's just a rhythmic well very soon the very chilly vladimir putin will be so the brits and the launching of this i think his favorite project the north stream project which will unload the first gas supply from russia. underneath the baltic sea to germany and that this is this is really a great project well what do you think is the prevailing prevailing sentiment in the sentiment in europe because i want to people want to want an interrupted supply from the sure that's steady supply to be sure in the supply but on the other hand they are worried about the growing dependency on the russian gas and says so what we said we will be prevailing well i think i think you you catch it very well. they th

expansions and have been approved so i was right and i think that's what will happen to the gas here in the future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the show and just to remind you that my guest today was richard stepping things like a director of international energy and that's it for not for all of us if you want to drive your sales profit but maybe you have someone in mind when you think i couldn't for the next time this drop me a line. out of the t.v. dot. and let's see spotlights into the movie back with more of the uncommon thought of what's going on in and outside russia until then they are to see and to. thank you it isn't. possible to. live. the. sublime subsists. an. instant.

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expansions and it's been approved so i was right and i think that's what will happen in the gas area to future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the show and just to remind you that my guest today was richard jeni stepanek things that could director of international energy and that's not far from all of us if you want to have your sales profit or maybe have someone in mind you think i can see the next time there's a drop me a line. out to be done. and let's talk like into the movie back with more faith and common thought about feelings in and outside of russia until then our team and the. thank you you thank . all. i've. a.

expansion spending been approved so i was right and i think that's what'll happen in the gas area in the future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the share in just a reminder that my guest today was returned stephens executive director of how the international tennis contagious and that's not far from over if you want to have your say well maybe have someone in mind he is think i can include next time there's not to be a line i will not pass out he ducked and lets the spotlight into the movie back with more but my problem thought i was dealing with him and outside russia i thought then they are our team and so. thank you because. it.

expansions been it's been approved so i was right and i think that's what will happen in the gas here in the future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the show and just to remind you that my guest today was rich step because it could director of international tennis. and that's it for now from all of us if you want to tab yourself well maybe you have someone in mind he is think i couldn't see the next time just drop me a line at. our union and let's the spotlight into that will be back with more with a comment on what's going on in and outside russia until then our team and. thank you ladies. you're watching r t from moscow new york police. wall street protesters confiscating their heating equipment just as this happens a blizzard. leaving hundreds of campaigners out and would call. a stern warning the arab league calls on syria to stop the bloodshed dozens of civilian deaths are reported in fresh government. and history repeating itself the man who built the biggest financial part of it in russian history may be up his old tricks this time with his sig

expansions pending been approved so i was right and i think that's what'll happen in the gas here in the future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the show and just to remind you that my guest today was richard stepping things that could director of international tennis. and that's it for now from all of us here if you want. well maybe you have someone in mind he is think i couldn't see you next time just drop me a line at. our union and let's see spotlights into the back with more with a comment on what's going on in and outside russia until then our team and take thank you ladies. but i think if there's a strike for somalia australia in. new zealand you know we're going to see the film on screens yeah if you want to have sex go and have sex. i am. discovering. communicate with the wild. and become free. what nature can give you. the. american anti corporate protestors are stripped of their main power supply and left out in the cold but see their ranks both good by marines and the national guard. the conflict of interests germany's nationalist movemen

expansions been it been approved so i was right and i think that's what will happen in the gas area in the future thank you very much for being with us was a pleasure having you on the show and just to remind you that my guest today was rich. and that's it for now from all of us here if you want. well maybe you have someone in mind. next time. and that's the spot light into the. more common feeling in and outside russia until then they are and. thank you thank you. so. police crackdowns on anti corporate protesters across america failed to stop their spread as authorities leave demonstrate his in the heart of the occupy movement out in the cold. also tonight a stern warning the arab league calls on syria to stop the bloodshed as dozens of civilian deaths are reported in fresh government crackdowns on protesters. and history repeating itself amount to build the biggest financial part of it in russian history may be up his old tricks again this time with his sights set on investors in ukraine. welcome it's eight pm saturday evening here in moscow i'm kevin zero in here tonight in our top

the bondholder losses for those who do own greek debt, and the bailout fund expansion. what are your thoughts on those issues? >> well, i think for the greek debt haircut, i think anyhow they will agree on 50% haircut, is my understanding. but, of course, going forward, they have to discuss about, you know, the necessity for them to engineer haircuts for other bonds, like italian bonds, spanish bonds and that should, of course, affect the amount of recapitalization. and the amount that the ebf has to provide the money. and i think the amount of haircut and esf side, and the guarantee scheme, two going on, but i think the sdf, sdv side, they need to borrow money from china, that will take time. >> and lastly, europe's sovereign debt issues have affected currency issues. yen reached a new record high, while the euro weaker. what is your outlook for the euro and dollar-yen? >> i think presumably, the ecb is -- is possibly cutting interest rates, you know, even though they cannot easily increase quantitative easing so i think that there are some risks for the euro to contin

exterior work without any expansion such as windows, replacement and kind, certain minor expansions, permitted obstructions and certain? , also certain changes of use that don't require notification or further environmental modification. if you are not getting approval over the counter, it is likely subject to neighborhood notification. in 1996, the planning code section 311 was created for residential districts was the intent of notifying neighbors within 150 feet of the subject property of horizontal and or vertical additions to a dwelling unit. in 2000, this expanded into the neighborhood commercial districts for the same type of expansions as well as changes of use. initially, all changes is views were required to conduct a neighborhood notification and that has been scaled back. in 2008, the requirement for their expanded to include that eastern neighborhood, mixed used districts and western samoa. the city is divided topographical the or because they feel they are a unique section by individual neighborhoods. if i am doing a project in that hour sunset, i need to notify all of

both versions of the bill that is being considered today include expansion of the e- verify system. all of that is premised on the understanding or belief that people should be punished for working. that is what they are being punished for. the ice raids that i had the privilege of testifying about before you, the activity that enforcement officials visit on our communities is a result of the license that ice feels it has because of the employer sanctions. employer sanctions should be eliminated, but it will be expanded as part of the legislation. the other part of the legislation that will expand is probably an expansion of such concepts as aggravated felonies, elimination of the process rights, expansion of the 1996 legislation that president chu alluded to earlier, when in fact, we should be seeking methods for allowing immigration judges to have an option to provide second chances to people who are rehabilitated, people who have served their time. when the legislation becomes serious and introduced, you should speak out against these provisions. i can guarantee they will be ther

as i show here on the floor plan, the yellow represents expansions of these courtyards. the size of the one courtyard has been doubled. the other one has been substantially increased. the commercial space -- or a number of comments about making that larger. we have doubled the size. up to 535. in the last iteration, hit only 38% of the dwelling units met the exposure requirements. we have increased that up to 64%. those are the primary changes. i have prepared a day -- i have prepared a transparency to compare the two. it is going to be too small for you to read it, but i have packets that i will pass out. there will be 2 pages. the first page, it shows the breakdown by square footage of each type of unit, studio, 1- bedroom, 1-bedroom and a loft, and so forth. the new project is a total of 22,000 square feet down from 23,900. in the main difference is the number of units that meets the dwelling unit exposure requirement, which is up to 64%. a substantial increase in the courtyard is the main change. also, the remaining units, other than the ones that are now getting exp

it was a conforming expansion at the time. this parking requirement of the 2000 additional square feet was not in place. this is all that has been decided by permit appeals and to go through the history of the case, that is not before us. and so what is before us is a division that is code compliant. it is rh-2. the parking, there is no parking, there will not be but it is not going to change anything. i do not think it is going to intensify the parking demand any. so i do not see any reason why we should not approve just as people oftentimes want to merge units, we should allow them where it is appropriate to split a unit up for their use is and i am in favor of the motion. commissioner sugaya: i have a question for staff. in september 2010, there was a complete -- complaint and in september, there was a stop work order issued. was the complaint legitimate? >>was the to investigate the complaint? >> it was to give us time to investigate, to see if there was a violation or not. commissioner sugaya: the dr requestor ticket to t

what exactly does it mean, that the expansion is accelerating? first, you have to understand that the universe is infinite, not an easy concept to grasp. >> just imagine you are living here on a galaxy and it is forever going that way and there are galaxies forever going that way. just imagine that there is a typical distance between those galaxie galaxies. when we say it is accelerating we mean that extra pumping is happening faster and faster and the distances are growing bigger and bigger more and more quickly. >> so how did perlmutter's team figure out the history of the universe. they did so by looking at the light from stars that exploded billions of years ago. sitting in a room at the berkley lab, perlmutter and physics student hannah swift are connected to one of the world's largest telescopes, the tech 2 in hawaii. the other half of their team is actually in hawaii. their plan for the night is to confirm that five supernovi, previously identified through another telescope are the type 1 a supernovi they need for their research. >> it exp

the metropolitan transportation commission has what is currently resolution 33, 34, the transit expansion plan, which is essentially a road map for how the process would be prioritized among the many competing projects in the region looking for rail funds. so, given the complexity of the federal process, and the regional process, it is almost impossible to imagine that there would be an outcome where san francisco would end up with a billion dollars in funds that were not going directly to this project. the likely outcome would be that san francisco loses $1 billion in federal funds. i have made this point before that committees and boards before. i think it is important to reiterate. it is just a reflection of what the process is. it is not our discretionary choice, not even the federal government's. there is a process that will be followed and the outcome is likely to be money for something else. not that anybody is talking about canceling the project at this late stage. the other thing that is fundamental is, because of the history of this project, the local match for that enormous amo

and so, i had gone through a period of just total expansion and incredible energy, and so much insight, but insight at a level where i couldn't really connect with other people. your brain takes off into this level of cosmic and cerebral connections, but your heart isn't working quite right. you can connect 50,000 ideas, but you can't listen to your friend talk about her relationship. and so, i went through a period, which they would say is mania. all mental energy, and connections and divine expanses of space and time and no grounding on the earth. and then i crashed, really badly, and a lot of it for me was mixed up with drugs and alcohol. i slipped into such a state of total and utter depression and despair that i didn't know what day it was, i didn't shower, i didn't change my clothes. i didn't really eat, i stopped going to school, stopped doing work, stopped going outside, stopped talking to people. every time i'd try to watch the television, i was convinced the world was ending, and i would run out of the room screaming, and shake, and hide in the corner. when i started to inter

. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new technology making your right easier every day >> good morning. this is a special meeting of the san francisco planning commission for thursday, october 20, 2011. before i take role, let me remind all of us to turn off our cell phones. >> soon as i find mine, i will turn it off. [roll-call] thank you. commissioners, just by way of explanation for the public, this special meeting was set up because you have recently had a number of large items that have pushed aside some smaller items, so this meeting was set up so we could kind of take care of some of those smaller items. as such, we set up the calendar as we usually do for a regular meeting, and we did not need to do that. we will not do commissioner matters or directors import at this morning session, and we will delay those until the afternoon session. thank you. commissioners, first category on a calendar items proposed for continuance for 11

can have peace but not with expansion into the territories which incidentally is recognized to be criminal but everyone including israel. they can get away with it as long as the most powerful state in the world backs them and as long as europe goes along europe is remarkably tolerantly them out like this but they don't like to step on the opponent also the masters so they go along so you know it's the court that has backed the united states they picked tony blair you know i don't have to comment on him but then i might as well stick george bush to it to bring the message you do what the united states tells you to stop this nonsense about statehood and go back to negotiations and that's where we now stand and it's up to the people then just industrial countries to compel the governments to go along with the world that has chomsky thank you very much for your time. central. to the beach. people. some of the headlines here of the past week are right there on. the world of sport . hello welcome to the early sunday evening sport and here are the latest headlines top drawer ballots and returns

can have peace but not with expansion into the territories which incidentally is recognized to be criminal but everyone including israel. they get away with it as long as the most powerful state in the world backs them and as long as europe goes along and europe is remarkably tolerantly them out like this but they don't like to step on the opponent also the masters so they go along so you know it's the quartet has backed the united states they picked tony blair you know. to comment on him but then i might as well take george bush to. bring the message you do what the united states tells you to stop this nonsense about statehood and go back to negotiations with that's where we now stand and it's up to the people then just industrial countries to compel their governments to go along with the world the rest chomsky thank you very much for your time you. discover it. communicate with the wild. and become free. in nature can give you. peace soon which brightened a few moments from phones to. screen stunts on t.v. . wealthy british soil it's time to. market . find out what's really happening to

the 2000 was a record length of expansion, a decades long expansion, over 20 million jobs. that's our goal. we need to see something like that. >> you have often said that's not likely. >> that is just not -- the fundamental problem is we're not going to get that any time soon. we're back to short expansions. that's actually normal from 1799 to 1829, 90% of expansions are three years or less. in the '70s, it was the same way. that's where we lived now. that's the problem. >> this is going to make my next question to ken particularly complicated. ken, when we started this recession unemployment 5%. a term many economists used to represent full employment. you can argue whether that's right or wrong. we were at 5%. in the recession the projections from the federal reserve were that we would get down to that 5% level by about 2013. everybody gasped and said oh, my goodness, that's a long way. ben bernanke started to stretch that out a little bit. the newest numbers, projections indicate around 2017 before we are there. is there any way to make that glass look half full? >> no,

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