eir for eastern neighborhoods would be adapted and projects moving forward and in april of 2008 ken rich the manager of the eastern neighborhoods came forward i believe commissioner antonini are still lessor from that commission his he had is comments was the eastern neighborhood is a balance we're balancing all the neighborhoods a group of us 45 group meetings from april to december 2008 we had particularly meetings here in the planning commission and at land use we'll be here on thursday and land use on monday. the supervisors san very well and two others we had area plans everything was aired out and discussed there were numerous community meetings man was adapted by newsom in january 2009 then we had a down turn into the economy for years tlovs there was no projects those are going to be entry-level housing not luxury and this will alleviate some of those 60 units open site as below market rate and the infrastructure fees some more in the high 9 hundreds to million dollars. i'd ask you to move forward and approve this this project was submitted in 2010 that's another reason housing i

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whatever ken is, it is rich. 150 million sold worldwide. >> that's a lot. >> but a lot of trees. >> it'sn't being sacrificed for books these days. you're still doing extraordinarily good job. what is it about this trilogy that has captured the attention of the public so much, do you think? >> it's two things. the 20th century is the most dramatic century in the human race. >> unbelievable. >> we had the first world war, which was the most terrible human beings had ever seen. then the second, which was worse. and then we had the cold war, which if had turned into the hot war would have wiped us all out. and on top of that, it's our story. everyone around this table was born in the 20th century, and so was our parents. so the history is about what we did. >> the most blood thithirsty century. the most dramatic century. but you also talk about a common -- >> in the history from my characters to get involved in ended up as a struggle for freedom, as you say. beginning in the -- in 1914, two of my characters are suffering. so they're campaigning for votes for women. an idea which at the time