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away goals gives you a massive advantage.ome advantage at the bernabeu, remember their performance against juventus, and they find a way to win in the champions league, so it looks like real madrid will be heading to another champions league final. they are looking to win it for the third season are looking to win it for the third season in a row. arsene wenger has moved to clarify his comment that the timing of his departure wasn't really his decision. he says it related to the announcement on friday rather than the decision itself, and insists he is happy in terms of when it was announced. wenger still had a year left on his contract when he revealed last friday that he would be leaving the clu b friday that he would be leaving the club at the end of the season, after 22 years in charge. speaking ahead of thursday's europa league first leg against atletico madrid, wenger says he is not sure what his future holds. honestly, i don't know what i will do. will i take a little rest? i will continue to work, that's for sure, but

lanes way provide a time advantage. if we don't do it through something like this, our roads are only going to get more congested, and we will not ever -- we will not be providing an advantage to the bus carrying 40 or 60 people or to the carpool carrying three or four people. if we don't do that, we will continue the situation where the solo vehicle has the same time advantage as a transit bus. so that's just a fundamental problem that somehow we need to overcome. >> commissioner sheehy -- colleagues, i think the sense i'm getting is this is not ready for prime time. this body does things in most instances in unanimous agreement. so subject to further deliberation and public comment, if it is the will of this body, i would suggest that we continue this item to the call of the share and have an opportunity for more outreach between staff and members, but with that, commissioner sheehy. >> and i'm happy to make that motion. first of all, in follow-up, i would like to know how much control we have over who gets to use the

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certainly we want to take advantage of any other tool. there are other streamlining proposals on the state level for permanent supportive housing. >> supervisor safai: so are any of these projects that we've listed out, are any of them taking advantage of those? >> well, a number have received their entitlements, they're beyond that. so given the cleanup that needs to happen -- >> supervisor safai: looks like someone from your staff. >> oh, somebody smarter than i am. >> one of the projects on the list is taking advantage of the sb 35, it's 681 florida. that was the offsite project in the mission. the ceqa is completed. we didn't run into any of the issues that dan was talking about. >> supervisor safai: any of these other ones eligible for that that haven't taken advantage of it or are they past that phase? >> the other project that has not been entitled is 3001 24th street and we're exploring 35. we're still in the early stages of plotting out the entitlement pass for that. >> supervisor ronen: i'll have follow-up questions after public

and relative competitive advantage. what is private industry good at? what is the government could act? that really gets to the heart of why you have a private and public partnership. when i look at the government i look at agencies like nasa, nga, or the department of defense, they are very good it doing more or less impossible tasks, putting people on the moon, i think of the corona program, putting satellites in the air and literally dropping film canisters over an ocean and sending an airplane to pick it up in midair and then getting it back to the u.s. to be processed and analyzed. this is a nearly impossible feat and it was incredible that they did it with the technology they had. whereas, when you start to look at by the industry, they are good at something very different. being inexpensive is a big part of being creative in a way that the government is not, i like to use the example of waze. the government approach to global traffic monitoring, if we had come up with this 10 or 15 years ago, would be to go out a

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of nuclear advantages, laying out the argument, touched up advantages for war fighting, coercion, deterrence, extended deterrence but an argument made in the mutually assured destruction school is not only the nuclear security doesn't matter but pursuing it has real risks, undermines stability, leads to arms race, causes nuclear proliferation, too expensive. we can't afford robust nuclear posture so the second half of the book looks at possible costs of a large nuclear arsenal, stability, arms race, defense budget and what i showing those chapters is there are costs in those cases but they are often exaggerated by opponents of us nuclear strategy and even nonexistent. looking on balance it makes sense the united states has done what it has done, there are advantages to having this robust nuclear posture and the costs are nonexistent or more reasonable. if there are costs to doing what we are doing us nuclear strategy is illogical. we have been doing crazy stuff for decades, we should have followed the academic theorists advice. i was skeptical of that and show in the book why the united stat

but he would convert it to give hamburg a crucial lead was the visitors doubled their advantage three minutes later eto'o turning creator to hand lewis holtby the simplest of finishes the germans fourth goal in five games capped an excellent first half a christian teaches side but. hamburg almost got the third after the break to catch steals denying phillip kostitsyn the seventy second minute to keep his team in the game. finally wolfsburg turned up substitute yossi break hello left this hopeful free kick the on the fifth place union hall is back. but hamburg bounced back about schmidt one his side another penalty and added time cost each missed but belgium it was on hand again to score his first of the season was. hamburg celebrates a third win in format choose to give fans fresh belief. bruno love at the as wolves on the other hand may soon need a miracle of their own. well there was plenty more action on saturday we'll take a look at the mid table clash between how to berlin and out we'll also bring you all the action from. shell to hosting bloodbath but first we start with these t

you bring up a great point, which is relative advantage and relative competitive advantage, and what is private industry good at and what is the government good at. that really gets to the heart of why you would even have public/private partnerships. when i look at the government, and in particular i look at agencies like nasa or nga or the department of defense, is very good at doing certain sort of more or less impossible tasks. i mean putting people on the moon, i think of the corona program, putting satellites in the air, literally dropping film canisters over an ocean, sending an airplane to pick it up in midair and getting it back to the u.s. to be processed and analyzed. it is a nearly impossible fete and it is incredible they did it with the technology they had. whereas when you start to look at private industry that is good at something very, very different. being inexpensive is a big part of it, but also being creative in a way that the government isn't. an example i like to use is wayz. i feel like the government approach, for example, to global traffic monitoring, if we h

kevin: i think just as a company needs a competitive advantage, whether it's a technology advantage orusiness, there is a recruiting advantage that needs to be built, and all the great companies have come up with specific recruiting advantages, whether it was microsoft recruiting from young students out of college in the 1980's. we saw this unfortunate bro culture here in this very competitive san francisco environment, and we saw all this talent available, so for us hiring moms and looking broader than people that looked just like ourselves was a competitive advantage. emily: so how did you do that? kevin: there's the stereotype of the 20-something male engineer, and you have these incredibly talented women in the bay area that have maybe had children and say maybe unconsciously get written off. we saw that as our competitive advantage. julia: the maternity leave is a great time to recruit someone, by the way, because you have this moment of reflection and there is a varying degree of which companies decide to support people who are going through such an important milestone, and don't

whether she has an unfair advantage. it isa whether she has an unfair advantage. it is a controversy which the world of athletics has been grappling with ever since she emerged as a global champion in 2009. rules to limit the amount of natural testosterone in female athletes which work to won —— which were suspended in 2015 have been reintroduced, but now focus on specific events like ba handed and 1500 metres, and those who produce elevated levels will be given the option of extra medication to help them compete —— events like the 800 and 1500 metres for top the other options arejust which and 1500 metres for top the other options are just which and to face man. “— options are just which and to face man. —— to face man. testosterone gives many benefits which athletes benefit from and the odd men being made from the iaaf is that there is an unfair advantage as a result of these elevated testosterone levels which challenges the noble boundary between men and women “— the noble boundary between men and women —— and the argument being made. caster semenya has respond

so we have a certain advantage, i think. there are some people that think political cartooning is going away, that it is sort of an archaic form of political expression. i feel just the opposite. i think that political cartoons for our erfect vehicle short attention span, twitter, media culture. and i am sticking to that, the power of positive thinking. caricaturists are different in that they don't have the advantage of using word bubbles or captions. it is purely a visual thing. you are basically trying to capture a character. a good caricaturist can load that up with other stuff and insert a political opinion, or maybe there is some detail or there is some wry commentary in the setting or the clothing of the caricature. i learned this just recently after working as a caricaturist for 40 years. the word caricature comes from caracare, word which means to load as in a boat, cart or gun. a caricature is not just a portrait. you are not just trying to capture the physical attributes of somebody. you are loading that portrait

china, u.s., neither will have an advantage. china has an advantage in data for a whole host of reasons i won't get into it. they are also may be pulling in i had in terms of their compute resources for the only advantage that the u.s. has in this game is talent and so to the extent that they are funding our companies to acquire or to work talent is something that we need to think really hard about. the one example that comes to mind is in intruding and going from google. [inaudible] stanford to google and so i would imagine he got a fair amount of u.s. government funding through various means while he was at stanford. too complicated further we need to focus on the technology and the talent itself. >> on the talent side, with our current interest in cracking down on immigration, it could drive the talent further abroad which will make this problem much worse. other questions. >> if you can give us your name and organization. >> i am from china daily. as you may know, the icloud service this company will be responsible for the o

that's an advantage of a strong legal environment. the competitive advantages of the american economy are profound and we try to erode them through a huge budget feoff sit and a strong washington. not to encourage complacency but to build and put them in a broader context. >> to get away from the consistent discussion with u.s. and china doing this. i think we should also think about, you know, what i think about artificial intelligence is the global spread of talent. if you are looking at major sources of investment and talent, there's going to be a giant sucking noise going to france. and they are going to be giving incentives for countries to go. you are looking at london as well, the mayor of london said he wants to make london the center of artificial intelligence. you are looking at silicone valley, of course and that doesn't necessarily have to be the place. canada, right? canada is putting so much investment in artificial intelligence. montreal and water lou it is where rim initiated with blackberry. you have toronto being a m

i have the advantage of drying my opinion. i ideally express it with a andain amount of humor columnist have to rely on using their words. the old thought about pictures with -- worth a thousand words is quite true. someone who writes an 800 word essay about tax policies or has to rely on a reader who is willing to invest five minutes to read those 800 words. the but the magic of the political cartoon is that you glance at a cartoon. humans have a visual acuity. we pick up stuff fast. we recognize a phase, a setting, a metaphor, a pun and you can do a cartoon quickly. we have a certain advantage. there are some people that think political cartooning is going away. it is sort of an archaic form of political expression. i filled just the opposite. -- ink political cartoons feel just the opposite. i think political cartoons are as feel toward social media. are a little bit different and they do not have the advantage of using word bubbles and captions. it is purely a visual thing. you're not expressing a complicated political exp

i don't think it is an advantage. i don't think it is an advantage at all.ay, and i don't think it is an advantage for us. don't think it is an advantage for us. i don't think it is a disadvantage for them. i think this will be a game that is typical of the fa cup, cup game, at wembley. half tottenham, half manchester united. i don't believe we will have an advantage. away from football, the world snooker championship is back tomorrow. ronnie 0'sullivan will take the early headlines as he looks to become the first player to win six ranking titles in one season. but it won't be made easy for him, as jamie broughton discovered. this report has flash photography from the start. there will‘s top players are here, and ready for the drama to begin on snooker‘s greater stage. the defending champion, mark selby, is trying to win a fourth world title and would love to play ronnie 0'sullivan in the final. world title and would love to play ronnie o'sullivan in the final. to play ronnie in any final is always a massive match. to play him at the chris wall, the pinnacle

important that you can take that advantage -- take advantage of that opportunity. >> i would encourage anyone who's in high school and who's interested in politics and government to get involved. contact local nonprofits, local advocacy groups. >> i don't buy into it. a lot of folks were millennials who signed up. it also means having a voice. >> i'm encouraging you to register to vote. >> i'm in contact with jay berman, some of who is extremely important on the passing of 26th alone -- 26th amendment. we can call him. that would work. >> we want to ask you some questions about your role in the 26th amendment. >> at the time i was a staff director at the senate subcommittee. it was both difficult and easy. i would say if you have the vote you need to use the vote. what they need his seniors in high school to have some sense of responsibility. by adam. >> by. you know anybody you could talk to? is my lives around here friend tyler. >> a found out there was a school auction. i saw it as an opportunity to get -- to make a difference at the local level we ended up in a six-week campaign. i

and the least advantage the biggest is one point two billion india some of the smallest in the pacific have only eleven thousand people and that is an extraordinary platform to make decisions and so i think the commonwealth has never been more important in twenty fifteen we discovered that was a nineteen percent trading in advantage from countries who traded one with the other within the commonwealth and why was that because we have we speak the same language we have the same common law we have the same structure and that is going to be exploited in a world where protectionism is becoming increasingly important the commonwealth is giving every indication that it is anti protectionism and actually understands that will isn't just money it is our values it is our our aspirations and our opportunity to work together as a family and that has now been clearly demonstrated that it has an economic value common rights countries a trading with each other so i understand that people who are looking at the past see this is a construct which is primarily british just ask you to remember. that ther

munich where table travel chasing firehose to gladbach could the poles get closer to europe and take advantage of the champs second string line up from the table chemical to the pits its bundesliga survivor story in the relegation threatened fresh off the feeding show hamburg headed out to often haim in hopes of another upset and sweat cellar dwellers cologne visited berlin the billy goats last the reverse fixture and we're hoping to avoid this week. welcome to the bonus they get here on d w i'm chris harry dean who is thirsty on match day thirty let's start with frank for. the news of nico kovacs leaving caught management off guard they were blindsided and so are the players the move might seriously stagnate the rest afraid for its season especially considering their opponents' labor coups frankfurt's first obstacle in a tough road ahead looked destined for europe maybe even the champions league head to head this fixture has never ended goalless and they've met sixty five times chances are laver couzin would take advantage of a side who could be suffering from a little emotional shell shock.

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plan a is out party, minimalist advantage, and plan b is the other party with more advantage. let's pick from one that favors our party. in your view that is unconstitutional i gather. mr. kimberly: if what the map is doing is looking at the way individuals have voted in the past and on that basis attempting to make it more difficult for them to achieve electoral success moving forward, that is the specific intent, there is burden imposed as a consequence. jus. alito: the answer is yes. mr. kimberly: that could be a violation. jus. alito: you can't take all consideration of partisan advantage out of districting. mr. kimberly: our theory does not require taking all of this. jus. alito: i don't see how your theory is different other than a minimus partition advantage. mr. kimberly: there are two ways it is different. the range of considerations map drawers will take into account. they are -- jus. alito: you have protection of incumbents and preserving a district that has particular facility in it and a few other things. in my example, one of those apply. your answer is that favo

would it be harmful to somebody because i do see an advantage. and then you have the ability to look at them all. so maybe there's different par parts. >> the intervening 2018 but if the court is disinclined that isn't an issue were willing to concede. it would be an issue just as it would be in wisconsin or carolina. >> you said your theory allows for exceptions. >> a good example would be as i was describing the congressional district. >> your sandals are no burden at all. there wasn't an intent to burden like that's different than to minimus. >> it's certainly the case that you can eliminate that claim under the intent. you could eliminate it under the burden. >> i give you hypothetical. suppose he had a district 50000 voters but this is a solid republican district. if we have 15000 voters from the democratic area were going to turn it into a highly competitive district. you would now force the state to meet its scrutiny on the. >> were taking 15 thousands of the bluest blue voters to save competitive district. >> if the point is that lawmaker

and so we have a certain advantage, i think. there's some people who think political cartooning is sort of an archaic form of political expression, and i feel just the opposite. i think that political cartoons are the perfect vehicle for our short attention span, twitter, social media culture. and i'm sticking to that. so the power of positive thinking. caricatures are a little different. caricatures don't have the advantage of using word bubbles and dapgscaptions. you are basically just trying to capture a character. a good caricature can load that up with other stuff. maybe there's some detail or commentary in the setting or the clothing of the caricature. i learned this just recently after working as a cake chricat for 40 years. caricature comes from an italian word that means to load, as in a boat or a cart or a gun. and so a caricature is -- it's not a portrait. you're not just trying to capture the physical attributes, but you're loading that portrait with a certain edgey humor and little commentary. and if you do it right

has never ended goalless and they've met sixty five times chances are labor close in would take advantage of a side who could be suffering from a little emotional shell shock. before kickoff all the cameras were focused on one man. the future byron coach. took it in his stride and focused on his current job coaching frankfurt but he saw his team fall behind after twenty minutes however its with the cross and you'll see him bronze winning the aerial battle one nil for laver. only three minutes later frankfurt answered. and the mexican made it won all that the interval was after the restart kevin photon's put leverkusen in the lead in the seventy second minute i i too won. the winger not offside. his instructions seem to bear no fruit seven minutes later and finished a picture perfect counter-attack to make it three one. and two minutes before the final whistle full on completed a hat trick i for one for laver close in the final score were so did the news have an impact on the game. i went into the game i prepared the team like in the weeks before i'm a professional i didn't just start doin

it's of the business maybe twenty minutes to explore the numerical advantage rafael following on from his the last week to make it not a season but just before the half time whistle happens bowl in the box opened the door for an equaliser and the cricket had to take a pencil it sounds off and yell caligiuri was a but. with just thirty percent possession cheika kept the school at one one to dominica to tesco as did last week as a back to back wins put half a billion in a confident mood but a peculiar goal from a. quickly down from the movie olympic stadium. when it was needed to keep the europa league hopes alive counter push for the equaliser put out just to double their leader round thanks to a super sub zero zero court to. put them forward how to defend the cost of younger conceded a penalty which was expertly put away by easy just three minutes later from the destroyed could save the cell could go the eighty seven good equaliser his ninth goal of the campaign and the result that points to would mid table finishes for both teams. well that leaves us with saturday's late game champio

to take advantage of the democrats and to help win the election of richard nixon and. the democrats lawsuit on top of the f.b.i.'s russia probe will raise more questions the campaign says the latest case is frivolous. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. and european regulators have ordered the inspection of hundreds of boeing seven three seven engines it's off to choose days accident on a southwest airlines flight when a blade from one of the engines broke off sending shrapnel ripping through the plane one passenger died during that flight and the airline ahead to make an emergency landing. students across the united states staged another recount on friday again demanding tougher gun legislation the protest came on the nineteenth anniversary of the columbine high school shooting three students helped thirteen seconds of silence to honor the thirteen people who were shot dead at columbine back in one thousand nine hundred nine. in nicaragua of protesters have again clashed with police the country's vice. as events says

we have a certain advantage. there are some people that think political cartooning is going as a sort- going away of archaic form of political expression. i feel it's just the opposite. i think political cartoons are appealing toward social media. caricaturists are a little bit different. they do not have the advantage of using word bubbles and captions. it is purely a visual thing. you're not expressing a complicated political expression, you are just trying to capture a character. a good caricaturist can load that up with other stuff. in a political opinion, maybe there is detail or there is some commentary in the settings, or the clothings of the caricature. i learned this just recently after working as a caricaturist. comes fromricature to load, asword for in a boat, a cart or a gun. a caricature, it is not a portrait, you are not just china trying to capture the physical attributes. you are loading that portrait with a certain edgy humor and commentary. if you do it right, you capture more than just the attr

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to take advantage of the democrats and to help win the election of richard nixon and. the democrats lawsuit on top of the f.b.i.'s russia probe will raise more questions the trump campaign says the latest case is frivolous. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world students across the u.s. they should know the drill count on friday demanding tougher gun legislation and protests came on the nineteenth anniversary of the columbine high school shooting students holding the thirteen seconds of silence to honor the thirteen people who were shot dead at columbine back in one thousand nine hundred nine. in nicaragua protesters have again clashed with police with as many as straight as killed in the violence so far the protests broke out after the government decided to come and change and rains employee contributions to social security it's the most serious some arrests the government has faced since when you back in two thousand and six. in peru two people were killed and twelve injured after a bus carrying german tourists crashed in t

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