we learn to adjust. so she does not fall over. instead, she leans back to pull the center of gravity back. she does something like this. she's leaning back a little bit. yeah. now, the center of gravity comes back right over her feet. she is a-okay. see that? brought it back. except...back pains. back pains, gang. it's a very common ailment when women get pregnant to develop back pains, because they pull back like this to adjust for the center of gravity and that is hard on the back. doan's pills. yay.

been talking about a graphic that or so yeah i think the markets have had time to internalize and adjust investors at a time to adjust their positions dissipate that if they believe that that's a likely outcome some people out there do i can tell you from where i'm standing in brussels that while this conversation behind closed door is where it was intensifying before the summer and right now it seems that there is a consensus that it's that greece should not the euro and a consensus that something should be done to keep greece in the euro whereas before the summer even paulson policymakers here in brussels said actually you know greece leaves that you're it's a macro market positive event because the market's going to think ok there will be an initial shock but then they'll think ok that the euro zone has gotten rid of its weakest link and now they can move closer together and tackle the crisis with that happened the burden of greece i don't feel that that's the atmosphere in the climate of the conversation right now in european capitals and here in brussels where guides to the prospect

there will be adjustments required on the mechanisms of the gate itself. it will satisfy requirements the department will impose based on recommendations, and the access coordinator will review the design to ensure it satisfies the requirements. >> any recommendation from your department as to how you would like us to proceed? >> before you answer that, part of the question i have is is the gate in its status quo going to turn into something totally different? is it going to be transformed? will need to be redone in order to comply with oversight? >> it depends on the amount expected to exit. there might need to be more than one gates on both sides. there might be a multitude of elements that would be required. debate itself would be moved by a minimum of 3 feet -- the gate itself would be moved back 3 feet. they would maintain the location but shifted back 3 feet. >> what do we do pending in getting the thing in compliance? take it down altogether? get it in place? >> i think the board is faced with a slightly different question as to the appropriateness

him always talk about the need for the surplus countries to also bear some of the burden of the adjustment and what he's talking about or example is in germany allowing wages to rise faster so that consumption at home can balance out some of that surplus clearly not every country in the eurozone or in europe can be germany. it's just not possible that's not a model that can be replicated in every single place and some of that burden of adjustment has to be taken on from these countries the question of taking on risk which is related to bailing countries out as well because these countries are creditor countries is also a. very good a very political european issue and the bullet issues in these countries explain to their electorates that they are paying through their taxes just a wee girl countries but also consume their products and they explain that the reason that the euro is trading where it is against the dollar and is not trading where the franc once was and the reason why they are export led economy is are able to are able to benefit from a weaker euro is partly because of these weak

upon your approval, the because of living adjustment to the collection fee.ment would increase the rate from 28 million -- $28,000 to $33,000 per year -- i'm sorry -- effective august 1 next month. these amendments were approved on june 13 of this year. i would like to say that recology has been an outstanding partner and pilot that a composting program for the island which brings in tons of compost and meets the ever- changing demands by the operations staff. because the contract term extends to 10 years since the original agreement, i seek your approval for this the 11th amendment. supervisor chu: thank you. i believe there is no budget analyst report for item number 10. why don't we move forward to item number 11 and the purchaser. >> i'm with the office of contract administration. i and the purchaser and director for the office of contract administration. the resolution before you request an increase in the not to exceed amount of approximately $5.1 million to the agreement between the city and recology. they provide disposal and solid- waste disposal for

life forces us to constantly make adjustments.and so we begin to make sense that one's spirituality, either within a specific religious organization or outside it as a seeker or somewhere in between, also constantly has to make those adjustments, because life is never going to be that wonderful set of answers that you put in a box and put on a shelf. but that cuts against the grain, and we will meet fundamentalists of various ilks in here who will have none of that. and so how do we explain them? >> well, not that god's a woman either. you're like this enormous thing that's beyond - surpasses all understanding, transcends both of these. >> and there has to be a transcendent. i mean, many people would love to get the set of answers. and once this class is over, i'm going to write a book that's going to be called, "the set of answers," and i'll sell lots of copies and get really rich. sure, go ahead. >> i think we should be quite wary about this out-of-body or transcendental feelings. it may be fine of the person, but because of the

you make slight adjustments over the years.u learn this kind of thing probably wouldn't work for these reasons. but, to me, there's a very strong -- comedy and music are very close together. and that's why musicians are always fascinated with comedy and want to be comedians and comedians all want to be musicians, myself included. there's something about having an ear for it. and the people i really like have a comedy ear. they have a sense. they have a sixth sense about what might work. and they go with that rather than trying to extrapolate what's the audience really going the like. >> your comedy here took you to a chance to audition for the new "late night show." it was 1993. you said i was really, really happy. i've seized the moment. i put my very best foot forward. this is still the commencement speech. and that's when the most respected critic wrote in the washington post "o'brian is a living collage. he has dark and beady little eyes like a rabbit. he's one of the whitest white men ever. he's the host who should never h

we made -- excellent adjustment that put is back to where we are at practice. we anticipated the track being a good bit slicker. >> you got something to work with when get going? >> we're back on the lead lap. >> we showed replay, other side was greg biffle, how close was that with newman? >> it was krareally close. i wasn't expecting him to get done. his spotter must have told him he was clear. i got on brakes real quick otherwise i think he would have been here looking for a radiator. it was close. i didn't know he was coming down, came down awful quick, didn't hurt our car, didn't hurt his i think so we're still going. >> you said we're out of tires and switch flipped and car was done. how is matt going to correct for that and on these long sfluns. >> putting pressure on him right now. kicking him in the back. we wore the left rear out and seem to be years off the gas. i got excited on first run, car was so good, made up a lot of positions. and used up a bit too much of it early in the run. and need to pace myself a bit more. >> everybody got excited on the

so, a wedge and air pressure adjustment on last pit stop and looks like it's really working.s you said, he's taken off on this restart. >> kahne doing what he needs to. to clinch a place in the chase. running solidly in the top five. he's in fourth position. kyle busch also in position to claimant other wild card position in the chase for the nascar sprint cup. kyle back in 12. >> this car [ bleep ] it was good to start, i don't know what happened. >> aggravating to have a car like this for kyle busch, so good here. >> won 4 of the last 7 in richmond. outside of the top ten now but in position to qualify for the chase for the sprint cup.peoplea , but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. with snapshot, i knew what i could save before i switched to progressive. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. you're not filming this, are you? aw! camera shy. snapshot from progressive. test-drive snapshot before you switch. visit progressi

in windsor, the adjustments -- in winter, the adjustments service credit. bge give customers a rebate when their power is out. they said they are providing consumers rock bottom prices and the billing adjustment fee is a bargain. >> $32 a month for every residential customer. [inaudible] >> the decision was made today however the psc pledged to rule on the issue soon. >> your 11 insta weather plus forecast. >> the second full day of fall start with temperatures. almost freezing out in western maryland. 35 up until the mountains. low 40's through south-central pa, parts of the eastern shore. ocean city -- 44. south burry, a chilly 47. -- salisbury, a chilly 47. 60 id bwi today. -- at bwi today. the morning low at 51 is our current temperature as well. two years ago, but were talking excruciating summer heat. 95 degrees late september of 2010. 39, the record low. the sky is generally clear. it boasted that with overnight with light winds. temperatures will continue to cool. 55 the debt of chester town. -- 55 in chester town. low 50's downtown. high pressure p

the last event where we identified a number of small issues, things that we can improve upon and adjust for the next time, but by and large, i think a very successful effort. a lost work by a lot of people in the agency and outside of the agency to make that happen and to try to make the experience for people coming to see the cup, as well as everyone else who is going to be in the city when it was happening, as good as possible. so we will continue to improve upon that the next event of the america's cup world series is from october 2 through october 7th, which coincides with fleet week. it's going to be an extremely busy weekend, but we're well-served by what we learned from the trial. so happy to report on that. and director heinicke will be happy to hear the next report. something he raised at the last meeting and many prior, including prior to my time here and this has to do with the speed of the trains in the twin peaks [tk-upbl/]. tunnel. and you will recall that a while back, i don't know how long ago back, sometime a year or two ago, because of the condition of the rail in the

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existing home sales jumped nearly 8% last month to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.82 million homes well above expectations. housing starts up as well, increasing 2.3% in august. slightly below expectations but single-family home starts reached the highest level since april of 2010. the dow industrials continued the streak of monday blues this week and it was flat midweek taking a breath after reaching highs last week. the markets were mixed on friday. the fedex and oracle reported earnings this week. fedex beat lowered expectation

we have made adjustments and many, many, many people have been happy with the adjustments that we made, the only accommodation we haven't made is the one that was requested that if we want to raise a family in the city, we should sell our home and move. and in part, it's been impossible to meet all the demands of the neighborhoods because they've stated themselves in neighborhood meetings, if we would create a victorian replica, we would fight this, we have not just been neighbors, but friends, pet sitting, going to their children's school performances, calling when house alarms go off when they're out of town and we've always done that, but we still love our neighborhood, we love our city, if you grant this, you would be granting us a second bathroom, a second bedroom, something that would make a bachelor pad a home, the effort and care we have put into this year-long process has created a structure that fits into the neighborhood, creates ak -- architecture into the neighborhood and there's an urban park across the street, as a biologist who does restoration in the bay area, i'm happ

there's another problem about it, too, which we have to adjust for.here were traces of color on it, and a duplicate cast has been colored up with what they think to be its original colors. it's a striking difference to the way we're used to seeing such figures. we move on about 100 years to another figure-- one important characteristic of greek art is the extremely rapid development of style-- we find something which is considerably more realistic, still very formal, rather stiff, but quite unmistakably greek. this figure, too, can tell us a little more about her original appearance because she was found with traces of color on her dress and face, and again, a duplicate cast has been restored and painted up to show what she looked like in antiquity. the colors would probably have been muted somewhat by the bright athenian sun. we've got to try to make these adjustments to allow for these figures in their original setting, their original appearance, try to understand their original function. if we can't, we can't understand what greek art's about. the

. >> with scott i would say that he's adjusted very, very well. he hasn't had any issues with any of the other inmate population that he's allowed to interact with. he stays to himself, he minds the rules here. he's become a programming inmate. >> reporter: peterson is not the only celebrity on the row. richard ramirez the night stalker gets requests for locks of his hair. ramirez is responsible for at least 16 horrifying murders. a rapists, slasher torturer. >> my first interaction with richard ramirez. i remember about 12 years ago now i was escorting him across the yard to a visit. and just i was having light

and they estimated something called the fiscal adjustment, and the fiscal adjustment for greece that they need, which is either the immediate tax increase or the immediate reduction in spending necessary to make it so that their economy doesn't just explode is about 3% of gdp. so they would have to, you know, which is a pretty big adjustment. they'd have to either increase their taxes by 3% of gdp right now to fix their problem or cut spending by that. the oecd estimate for the united states is that we would have to have a fiscal adjustment of 8%. our policies are far worse than greece. if somebody says, you know, i think that we're kind of like greece, my answer is, in my dreams, okay? [laughter] because our situation is actually far worse. we've promised much bigger benefits than we can afford, and we don't have a plan to pay for them. and we're going to have to make big changes, and i don't know if we're going to make the big changes in the year or if we're going to have a crisis like greece is having, but there's a big benefit to getting out ahead of it, and that's sort of the op

but still adjusting would take time. >> he did have his guard up when he came home. >> in what way? when "sean's story" continues. [ female announcer ] every day, there's a new reason not to make a home-cooked meal. work, errands, a greasy bag of deep-fried easy. ♪ fortunately with hamburger helper's 40 varieties a home-cooked meal is never out of reach. hamburger helper. help is on the way. i pledge because i want to be the world's fastest swimmer! [ female announcer ] take one giant pledge with your family to eat one more veggie a day. together we can make healthy fun. join green giant on facebook. ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> on december 28, 2009, sean goldman walked back into a house he hadn't seen since he was 4 years old. his house. >> this was the guest room. >> when you walked back into your house, did you recognize it right away? >> yeah, i recognized the couch and the carpet. >> how about the cat? >> and the cat. definitely the cat. >> she is so happy to see you. >> but even as everything came rushing back to sean, his dad sensed a distance in his 9-year-old son. >> he did h

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so we would be proposing to allocate on that basis with some kind of adjustment for some normalization for size of the variation of sizes of the taxi companies that we have. so that is the proposal hat is before you. we did post this about a month ago, the transportation code requires that we post notice of any consideration of something like this with 30 days in advance, which we did. i imagine there will be quite a bit of public comment, but that is the basis proposal for your consideration. >> thank you, mr. reiskin. members of the board? anything else before we do that? okay. >> brent johnson. followed by tim santos and john biterros. >> is mr. johnson here? >> brett johnson. here he comes. >> good afternoon, mr. johnson. >> good afternoon, and thank you for the opportunity to speak today. my name is brett johnson and i have been a taxi driver in san francisco for 17 years. i have been working full-time in that capacity. i am concerned about the medallion situation right now. i have been on the list for 16 years. it took a year of driving before the old timers talked me into going

in winter, the adjustment serves as a credit on consumers' bill. testimony indicated another option. bge give customers a rebate when their power is out. bge it contends it is providing consumers rock-bottom prices and the bill adjustment is a concession. >> that cover the fixed cost over time could affect the decision today, but the panel pledged to rule soon. >> an angry mob and one person shot. tonight new details as baltimore county police try to piece together a chaotic scene from over the weekend. officers say there are about 2500 people gathering in the streets since around 12:30 sunday morning. a number of people became combative and replaced under arrest and charged with assaulting police officers. about the same time, a man was shot, and police believe it was related to that unruly mob. a car pulled up beside a man and opened fire. please tell us the man was not a student and tonight the government remains at large. >> of baltimore police officer is on routine administrative leave after shooting a robbery suspect in south baltimore. barry

and of course, i adjusted the tv. and, you know, one of the things is, once you grab the antenna, you're kind of stuck there, because you're well grounded, and the first thing the family tells you is, "stay there." so here i am wching the images as best i can. i kid with my siblings now. i tell them that it was through osmosis that i became an astronaut, because all the waves passed through my body and programmed me to become an astronaut. >> hinojosa: but did you literally, at that moment, when you were watching the space walk, did you... was it that moment when you said, "i'm going to become an astronaut"? >> well, it was... >> hinojosa: because, i mean, there were a lot of kids who probably said, "wow, how cool," but... >> well, i mean, what really fascinated... it captivated me. because, you know, once the family had their fill of watching, they would graciouy let me let go of the antenna, and i would sit in front of the tv and watch it for long periods of time. then i would go outside and i would see the moon, an

called it the devil's work well germany is gold standard this is a report by deutsche bank cold gold adjusting for zero they say we are in a time that is quote zero for growth yield velocity and confidence. we believe that there are nearly zero real options available to global policy makers the world needs growth and is willing to go to extraordinary lengths to get it the patients dead you know those doctor shows are there doing part massage and then the doctor says they're dead and that's just a global economy it's dead it died it's in a coma dissolving it's japan but now global banks are completely comatose policymakers are smoking crack the wall street bankers are high on meth amphetamine they they're completely. have entered into a period of utter and social experimentation where were the guinea pigs and they're trying to concoct a frank to market world where their monstrosity quantitative easing experiments in alternative money universes are stalking the country in a good big people's eyes out of salt injected they're going to inject brasil's that's the only conclusion you can come up wit

, and they adjust by lending more money and the weaker countries have to adjust by ratcheting down in effect their wages and expenditures, and when you do that, when you tell people that they're not competitive in greece or spain or portugal, they push back, and when you tell them that their, their, retirement fund that they're expecting may have to be a little less, they push back. melissa: a problem we have here as well. yeah. i mean we're having that problem as well. so when i look at this video of what is going on in spain, should i be worried that the e.u. is falling apart again after we thought we shored this up? it looks, i mean we're looking at it right now, should i be nervous about this or in your mind is it somewhat expected? >> maybe the way to think about it is, if there was a leak in the dike, somebody put their thumb in it this summer but that doesn't mean that the dike itself is stable. so the short-term problem was involved. that was a liquidity and banking problem. that has not been solved even for the medium term. but bigger problem is what you would call structural

now, this ruler here is nice and adjustable so you can do whatever width frame you like.t to a 10-inch frame. let me make that cut. [whirring] >> now we're showing you how to make a picture frame, but obviously what we're doing is basically miter cuts. and there's probably a lot of other areas in your house where you can use miter cuts. for instance, if you're doing any door or window casing, it's perfect for that. if you're putting up any cabinets, there's all kinds of miter cuts for the trim. and if you're doing any type of wainscoting, any panel treatment, again, a lot of miter cuts. >> right. so i have two pieces cut here, and as you can see... >> that is a nice-looking fit. now, one thing to consider: many times, frames cost over a hundred dollars. using material, it probably runs $10 to $15 at your local retailer. you do a couple of frames like that and you've paid for your bladerunner. >> my name is terry, i'm a wood flooring contractor and i just used the bladerunner to make some 45-degree miter cuts and i think it did a great job. [whoosh] >> anybody knows that i

who says you are well adjusted, ok. there is no bond in the world like the bond between a mother and daughter. when that is structured, it can cause all kind of -- shh >> she was funny. if you were not in the line of fire, you could laugh. but it is hard. she did not tell me about a lot of things. she would just make fun of things. she did feel it was important that everyone had the chance to entertain. we went to army camps, veterans hospitals, in the place as long as they fed us. we were precision tap dancers like the rockettes. if one person got sick, we had to change the whole thing. that was my mother thing. not many mothers are rehearsing on the subway platform. everyone else, my mother meant so much to them. it gave them an experience they did not have. and i do feel it is important to entertain people. tavis: obviously. it may very well be that beyond the obvious, that was her greatest gift to you, introducing you to show business so early on. >> but i did not consider it show business. it was my mother's thing.

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from time to time that payment gets adjusted to reflect increases in the cost of living. right?s sense. one of the least controversial things you could possibly imagine the united states government agreeing to. well, a bill to adjust that payment for the cost of living was brought to the senate floor last thursday. it was expected to go ahead, no muss, no fuss. who is going to argue with that? but it was blocked by someone in governor romney's party. an unnamed republican senator has put a hold on the cost of living adjustment to the surviving spouse's and children's payment for soldiers killed in the war. the same hold is also affecting the disability payments to soldiers who are wounded in the war. some republican senator is blocking this. we don't know who. governor romney, here's a place to start. you are now the leader of the republican party. i realize you're having a hard time getting the training wheels off when it comes to nation 58 security. but here's an easy one, should that senator from your own party lift that hold on the cost of living adjustment to the payments t

one jurisdiction opposing the bill adjustment suggested bge request a waiver instead. another option, give customers a rebate when their power is out. bge contends it is providing consumers rock-bottom prices. >> no decision today, but the pse bows a ruling soon. >> today, republican presidential nominee mitt romney campaign in the battleground state of colorado. his advisers say he is debuting a new strategy this week, drawing a sharper contrast between himself and president obama. sally kidd is in washington with our commitment 2012 coverage. >> mitt romney has opened up an attack against the president, won the white house is calling desperate and offensive. campaigning in colorado, mitt romney blasted president obama for referring to the recent turmoil in the middle east as bombs in the road. the president made a comment on may 9. >> these are not bombs in the road. these are human lives. -- these are not bumps in the road. >> there is a certain rather desperate attempt to grasp at words and phrases here to find political a vantage. >> both campaigns are out with ne

he's trying to adjust for the he's trying to adjust for the conditions.

they did not make the adjustment it is not here. if the black brown mail this not make the adjustment they will not be here. we have to make it safe for our children to be smart, respectful, individua ls because what i was a boy i wanted to be excepted so bad i or myself to me i try. i will never let that happen again. to say if i cannot change the people around me you have to be afraid to stand by yourself that is the clearest it will ever be. there is a tendency to be accepted so bad people have all kinds of estimations but a man would do anything to take care of the family. not that i would not do that. and a woman sought a man who do anything you could do it every wanted the you will deal with the man. but we left young boys like you by yourself to figure out. so that is to make it safe quote for the boys to grow. [applause] scott. >> my father used to say not making a choice is making a choice. was named to talk about that makes me think of what my father told me. talking to a friend of mine 45 years old than just figuring out

by family size adjusting. we adjust people's income to a family of four and we look at the distribution and rank everybody by the income and would look at the difference quintiles. so the lowest quintile would be the people at the bottom 20% of the top quintile would be the top 20%. so two things that come out of this chart. what people have called the staircase pattern. so there's a lot of income at the top quintile. so the top 20% of the population owns 50% of all income. that's the highest it's ever been. whereas the bottom quintile owns much less, like 4%. and the middle are in between. in the top 5%, right, are a little over 20%. they own almost 40% of all the top quintile. the other thing you see is the change over time. between the two years you see the middle quintile and the income and the top of going out. it suggests an increase in inequality across what is households have. >> and the very top, 5%, have gone up at a greater rate. >> right. most of this is at the top, driven by the top 5%. if you loo

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. >> reporter: occasionally the camera angle is adjusted, a wine decapitaler moved out of the way. at one point the waitress gives the bartender an order. the camera rolled for 49 1/2 minutes as romney delivered the candid remarks that four months later would make headlines, including the dismissal of 47% who support present obama in response to a question from the audience. >> who believe they are victim, who believe they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing. to, you name it. that's an entitlement and government should give it to them. they will vote for this president no matter what. >> a joke he would have a better chance of winning if his father would have been born mexican. >> if he was born of mexican parents i would have a better chance of winning this thing. >> and insight into ann romney. >> use ann sparringly so people don't get tired of of here. >> today romney went on foxnews to talk about what the network called a dust storm. >> we were talking about a campaign. he gets half the vote. i get half the vote, i hope. >> now republicans and democrats are debatin