the question as i discussed, why are woo he in anson?rtant in our political divide? particularly with african-americans. is it race? or is it geography? this is a home to many rural african-americans. >> that's right, chuck. look, this is a county, actually a rural county with a lot of contradictions here particularly when you look at what's happening to the black community. they have the plurality here but when you look down really they have a hair on their white and more conservative neighbors here. as you talked about a few minutes ago, over the years the support for democrats has been slipping. one of the questions here was what is happening? is it that black voters in a county like anson are falling for trump now? are some of them staying home? what i am finding in my conversations with community members is because of the challenges facing rural communities like anson many who were formally very dedicated voters are starting to lose faith in the political process and the people who are supposed to represent them at the statewide and

this is a story of anson and other communities like anson. >> dasha, you're in my home state, i wentvery different demographic there. what are you finding voters are talking about? >> yeah, kris, honored to be in your home state. a very different story here. this is an affluent community. a majority white community, and delaware -- >> okay, so i think we've lost dasha. dasha, can you hear us? we're going to take a quick break and come back right after this. k break and come back right after this ght ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ oh, it's all right ♪ [music: "i swear"] jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ i'll also be needing some nail polish, a bottle of cham

then at this time, i will hand over the gavel to commission president anson moran. there you go. >> i was wondering what a virtual gavel looks like. >> now you know. >> thank you. i just wanted to add my things to the general sense of public information and thanks for your service, sophie. it has been a year, and your steady hand has helped keep the ship, and i appreciate that. it is clear from what you do and what you say that you have a deep affection for the people you serve, and that makes itself known time and time again. you have worked us through a pretty tumultuous time that culminated in the approval of a general manager this last meeting, and you also hosted discussions for the irrigation districts, about possible early implementation actions on the tuolomne. time and time again, you've demonstrated that leadership is more than holding the gavel, and i think that demonstrates a model, and it's a model that's going to be hard to fill, and i appreciate your guidance on that. i do have a lot of experience with the commission. i promise not to say that very of

that's my business, but it wasn't made of defendant and the political class phase 2 gifts with anson now and nothing happened and nothing with . and we thought that we've reached activity that's nothing with us. we discovered that has layers ah august 4th explosion came and we lost houses last people and lost oak in the process of ever finding a solution to the problem that you are in the 3rd explosion and the well apparently it comes after hiroshima and nagasaki in order to soothe hassles the city and killed more than $200.00 people and coast, i think $5000000000.00 in losses. so many people, dad and so many tense, if not hundreds of thousands homeless as a result of bad governance because governing really isn't happening. and the logic of rule in a country like lebanon isn't to govern. it's to divide up the wealth and power of the country. so it was a corrupt political class that had agreed to put massive explosives and the point of bade was, and that just blew up and nobody to now is, has a town to before this we live in bad smarts, corruption, that even human life is not worth it

but some of since fallen foul of the you including anson suki in my, and man as a result, she's been stripped of her rights to be part of this exclusive community. the addition now of alexi they're valid, the will increase those thoughts from many that really this is an award that is being used as a political tool by the european union, against those government cit, dislikes or disagrees with. so it may be a european parliament to war, but one german army pays far from harper, the decision maximillian crowd telling us the west supplying in his view, double standards towards political opposition. and that is unacceptable. he says, you all know directed mr. yvonne, the, when he came up to a clear races in russia for having for the, for, for making well 1000000 with putting the money to a company and paying taxes and that would be reach. now we reach now the situation that it becomes ridiculous and especially because we have a neighboring country, which is the ukraine. and there is a follow up with the arrest and be a government and putting a real elected opposition lead into arrest. on

good afternoon, commission president anson moran and commissioners. allen johanson, acting manager for infrastructure, today this afternoon, along with steven robinson, will be providing an update on where we are in the biosolids project at the southwest treatment plant. i'm going to hand it off to steven for the first slides, and then, i'll conclude. >> good afternoon, president moran and commissioners. actually, on this cover slide, this is a photo of one of the large excavations currently underway on the biosolids project. some of you have had a chance to get a look at the complexity and magnitude of this project, and we're here to give you an update. with that, we'll go to the second slide. we needed to pause and rethink our delivery strategy. we acknowledge that this project is large and complex, and the benefits of this cmgc and construction on this general contractor approach have not been realized up to this point, and it should have provided the ability to navigate the volatile market conditions that we're all experiencing, somewhat amplified

and list, and there was a blow, a john kerry acco and also wiki leaks editor in chief, kristen, half anson, many so stunning revolutions. quite shocking to see that this was being conquered in the states. so the kidnapping them, graham, possibly killing. if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hands of the seo his faith on you as ground. it would be in the hands of those who were planning to kick up killing him. when these discussions were going on, there was no indictment out against julia. he hadn't been charged with anything. so if there was any doubt about the political nature of the indictment and the creation of that, i went on the entire case. it is now on for him to be so it is a political persecution and nothing else. the world understand that the united states is trying to criminalize journalism. they refused to accept the fact that julian assigned is a journalist, that the american people own this information and they have the right to know what it is. and that the government behind their backs, the backs of the american people, is trying to assassinate

and yet for months the biden administration's big cheese on the disease thought to anson he found she denied any claims that the u. s. funded such projects. it comes as vindication for republican senator run. paul, who's quest for transparency on the investigation was beginning to look like a rat race? no one saying they are, it is ours to it also. and malachi, los virus cause the pandemic. what were alleging is the gain of function research was going on in that lab and an i age funded it. that is an ide away from it. it meets your definition and you are ops you skating the truth. anybody have lying here, senator? it is you. some experts say found she knowingly misled the country, the national institutes of health, se acknowledgements of the facts is new, but the facts themselves and not new. the national institutes of health was informed about the gain of function research in wooten, in 2018 and again in 2020 collins and found she lied to congress light to the press and light to the public. now, although the bat is out of the bag, according to take back, let's a seems that the u. s.

but some of since fallen foul of the you including anson suki in my, and man as a result, she's been stripped of her rights to be part of this exclusive community. the addition now of alexi, they're valid, the will it increased those thoughts from many that really this is an award that is being used as a political tool by the european union, against those government sit dislikes or disagrees with. okay, well it's a european parliament award. so let's talk to one of his and pays maximilian car from the alternative for germany. party. good. have you with a hearty attacker of prize, again, going to a kremlin critic but of a coincidence that it yeah, i mean, it is you can say a week as the expected and that pays. i think it's ridiculous because we all know the records of mission of on the well, you came up in the early 2000 as a clear a sense. um and then he was sentenced in russia for having fought for making 1000000 blower with them. then putting the money out to a company and 5, chris for not paying taxes. so you see as long as you are very tough and tired, russian or anti russian gov

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my colleague clean, re discuss neisha with anson contributor mika house. know that some people are reporting that they can open their app. now i actually could open my app as well, but i've actually been able to open my app since this morning. i just couldn't refresh the page and the same thing for instagram. and that seems to still be the case. i did just check to make sure, and there is a casto camera fresh from anything pat within the last 12 hours. so i'm not exactly sure what's going on there. and the facebook domain is not working on the desktop. facebook. facebook dot com is coming up at all, so i'm not sure if they're finally able to fix the issue. and i'm not sure if they even know what exactly caused it, but that's what the updates are. have been so far. i don't see any of the official channels. i mean, especially as a result of twitter in order to try and keep that customers informed about what's happening. they've given no indication as to whether this was the, the deliberate or just an accident. no. and so far and no one has given any indicati

welcome to anson county, north carolina. this is a quiet, rural community.e black voters are in power. they're the chief of police, they're the superintendent of the local schools. and on the chamber of commerce, but they're also dealing with serious frustrations, not that different from what shaq just spoke about right there. this is a community where many people still don't have access to broadband, some folks don't even have running water. the issues that matter to these voters are the essentials. take a listen to melody county, she's on the chamber of commerce board and she's also the owner of a bed and breakfast here. and for her, voting right now is an act of hope. take a listen. >> i would want them to know that we are typical. we are the ones who go to work every day, we fight for what we need. and we need to know that the people who we are sending there are doing the very same thing, that they are working together to do the things that they were sent there to do. >> all right. and a quick correction, ellison is in chattooga county, my mistake. ellis

might have chosen the name simmons, they lived 25 miles away and had some regard, joseph the name of anson, a white family they had some regard for. that is one way that it worked. >> thank you. >> might have time for one more question before we need to take a break and invite the public. anyone with a final question? >> with african-american genealogy center, what will happen to the african-american family? >> good question and i'm optimistic that it will encourage hundreds if not thousands of people to investigate their family histories. tony carrier is a good egg and she has in her mind, she knows what records need to be retrieved to make it possible for african-americans to investigate their family histories so i think it might have a beneficial effect because as i said, i repeat this perhaps, a bit heavily, to investigate your family history in the most difficult areas, has a therapeutic, against an unusual and unexpected strength to learn about the hard parts of what's. i'm describing the experience of african-americans who find time and will to do this as well as white folks who wan

they might have chose the name of anson, a white family they had some regard for. that's how it -- that's one way it worked. >> thank you. >> sure. >> anymore questions? >> might have time for one more quick question before we need to take a break and invite the larger public into the class. anyone with a final question? >> go ahead. >> okay. with the african-american museum genealogy center what impact do you think will happen to african-american family history before 1865? >> that's a good question. i'm optimistic that it will encourage hundreds, if not thousands, of people to investigate their family histories. i know the woman who is going to run that center, toni carrier. she's a good egg. she has in here mind -- she knows what records need to be retrieved in order for an african-american to investigate their family history. i think it might have beneficial effects because, as i said -- i think i repeat this perhaps a bit heavily. to investigate the family -- your family history in the most difficult areas has a therapeutic effect. it gives an unusual and unex

by adding the ability of a battery clean power sf, can also help reduce the grids' rye lie anson fossil fuel to supply electricity demand when, for example, energy from solar and wind may not be available. partly due to the operating flexibility i just described, adding a battery to the project will also provide significant resource adequacy compliance benefits to clean power sf. as a reminder, it's a state requirement that provide electric service to customers including clean power s.f. and our municipal power utility hedge hegi power. the requirement is intended to ensure that there's sufficient electric generation resources available to meet unusual lehigh numbers. the battery storage to be added to the blithe will quadruple the capacity value of the blithe project. while resource adequacy capacity was included in the existing contracts, for solar, solar resources provide significantly less resource adequacy capacity than storage resources. as determined by state regulations. the additional resource capacity provided by the battery, will supply roughly 8% of clean power sf typical mo