function. some functions need to be centralized and others will always within within their departments. and by the way i just want to deas for members of the public and city staff it's not my perspective that we should centralize all things. clearly the department of public health needs those records and the airport needs those those things and we all have emails and there is a blend in the different activities and they should be handled a bit differently is something that we need to do. finding number 15. there is no comprehensive annual report on the state of technology within city government presented to the mayor and the board of supervisors. agree. there is no annual reporting. we supposed to have biannual reporting and just as we have annual revisions to the ten year capital plan i think ict plan would benefit from annual review. 16. there is a scarcity in the data separate from departmental budgets. agree. it's difficult to get data from individual departments and what should be consolid

the lack of a functional reporting relationship between the city cio and the departmental cio's functional weakness for city wide problems and partially agree the city's inability to manage these projects in a centralized function could benefit from reporting relationship between the city, cio and department c cio's. number 11. allowing common ict xurchgzs addressed and performed by department by department basis has lead to duplication and unnecessary spending. for this i agree. addressing by individual departments is the reason for duplicative efforts and spending. finding 12. the plan does not include ongoing operational activities and prior funding. for this i agree. the five year plan is a strategic plan and focus on operational activities would be helpful. find be number 13. there are no consolidated budget and staffing plans. partially agree. while there are some efforts there is no accountability and it's not clear who is responsible if spending decisions are not met. now let's get to the first category of recommendations. moving to -- there were a number of recommendations that ca

i mean, you're adding and subtracting things that aren't functions. trying to construct. >> at that time, notions of like summing an infinite number of functions was a very complicated thing for people to think about. the real sort of stopping point for people were what we call questions of convergence, right? so if you add an infinite number of things, what are the conditions under which that could have a finite limit, something bounded? let's talk a little bit about, you know, fourier analysis of a simple function. fourier is claiming that this thing really is a sum of sines and cosines, so i mean, how does that work? >> so you can decompose it. so you take your squiggly thing, and using fourier analysis, you can decompose it into its fundamental parts. and its parts will be simple sine waves or cosine waves. >> so fourier analysis is almost like a prism -- >> absolutely. >> is the way that i like to explain it sometimes, right? so in the sense that you can be given light, it passes through newton's old prism there, and there you see all the compone

i mean, you're adding and subtracting things that aren't functions.like a surprising idea to come up with. >> and it was even more than that, because it wasn't just, well, you take maybe three of these waves, which people maybe could think about, because it was like three things, but he was actually saying, you know, you could take an infinite number, is that right? >> you might even need an infinite number to get at what you're trying to construct. >> at that time, notions of like summing an infinite number of functions was a very complicated thing for people to think about. the real sort of stopping point for people were what we call questions of convergence, right? so if you add an infinite number of things, what are the conditions under which that could have a finite limit, something bounded? let's talk a little bit about, you know, fourier analysis of a simple function. fourier is claiming that this thing really is a sum of sines and cosines, so i mean, how does that work? >> so you can decompose it. so you take your squiggly thing, and using fou

id is actually changing its functionality. is actually specializing. answer that specialization, your account for the development of the skill or ability in play. we know this occurs throughout life. in fact commit to the end of life, because we know we can improve our ability and we can acquire a new skill to the end of life. here we have an older woman who has acquired a skill in later life, basket weaving. we know that because she has developed a special ability at this point in life, she has remodeled her brain, and that accounts for her developing of this expertise. this is in play in our lives and throughout our lives because our lives are so richly varied from early childhood onward, we create, through billions of moments of brain change, an incredible individuation of ourselves so that through these changes, we have a special ability is shared by no one else in this room in exact form. we have special knowledge and understanding, things that have driven changes in our brain that are unlike anyone else in this room, in fact, anyone else in the w

advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung function. get your first full prescription free and save on refills at advaircopd.com. >> pelley: hurricane sandy hit two weeks ago today. the death toll is now 127. more than 90,000 homes and businesses remain without power. new york governor andrew cuomo says he will ask washington for $30 billion in emergency aid. and while new jersey will lift its gas rationing tomorrow, people

if that function is successfully achieved, i think we can anticipate a third or a fourth great century of american democracy and preservation of our liberties. if, however, that function is not followed through, then as alexis de toteville said- the great student of democracy in america- the likelihood is this country will either be moved to anarchy or authoritarian rule. so the short answer to your question is, yes, i think that lawyers play an indispensable role with this model of legal practice toward the harmonizing and reconciling of diversity in this country, and the continued prosperity of the american experiment. >> grisham, right down the line. >> what we're seeing here is he's a lawyer, but i think what he's speaking about is a problem in terms of the ethical dimension and the social dimension that this particular country's facing, and that is diversity. you mentioned that that particular airline said, "i don't like diversity." well, unfortunately, folks, if you live in this particular country, you're going to see more and more diversity. and i think what harrison shepherd is

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and still functioning. >> eight to ten 80s?ah. >> they are 10 to 15 times stronger than anything we used to have, and i don't think that people fully appreciate how strong those medicines are. and they're longer and longer acting, and that's part of the problem, too. >> another problem, these powerful painkillers were initially intended to treat end of life and cancer pain, but see, those patients didn't live very long so there wasn't long-term data on what they would do to ben or to me or, frankly, to most people who now take them. they are being prescribed for all sorts of chronic pain problems with no data to suggest high doses of powerful painkillers are either safe or effective over the long term. >> when did you start taking opiates? >> dr. jane ballantine is an an anesthesiologist at the university of washington. >> you had very good physical therapists. >> ten years ago, while treating patients on high-dose painkillers, she found something surprising. not only were those patients not getting pain relief but the painkill