the first deposition category is the ones we've put into the general purpose category. the properties that we're saying that will be transferred to the city for governmental pretty much we have the gardens and shore bio park and hunters point. one of the ma many parks that's adjacent to a city park and that minnie park is 340i7bd by city. the recommendation amenity particles that of streets and sidewalks and that strange property that we had the one easement that we have that's not connected to any property in golden gate way but it's half the remain of street and open space so that's in that category. and still in good morning purpose that are properties where we're going to remain for a period of time to fill our development obligations that are associated with various agreements but then after the development obligations are completed then be we'll transfer them to the city and the property that fall into that educator are this park particles in trans bay and in the shipyard and then the street particles in the shipyard. and i think one thing that's slightly differen

that category has been strong throughout the season. the apparel category really stands out. always high on everyone's list. it is too soon to make the call. we still have the rest of this week. for a number of retailers, as you pointed out on the way and, today is one of the busiest days of the year if not the busiest day. somethingtioned interesting, which is the idea that you have commodity style one place is xbox similar to xbox somewhere else. for technology, there are a lot of those things. is there a difference between products you see moving quickly and a commodity product like a t-shirt? i mean, a t-shirt is a t-shirt is a t-shirt, right? >> not necessarily. when you look at apparel, and the only apparel sold was children's over the holiday season, really, we have to see if the adults catch up. but they have not caught up all year. apparel has been the weak link. it has become a discretionary good rather than a need, and that is an interesting thing. what people are doing our social things. saw a lot of people in restaurants this holiday season. it is up significantl

our next category, sorry to see you go.o are you sorry to see go. >> in a run away unanimous vote with myself, michelle bachmann. i almost said some of the worst political theater was michelle bachmann in cairo. accusing the muslim brotherhood of being behind 9/11. those are the kind of things we can no longer look forward to. >> crystal ball? >> in a similar vain, i have to go can kim -- where we can no longer heard his thoughts on sodomy. >> i settled on congress man co agreed to drug test welfare and turned out to be a coke addict. >> who are you sarry to see go? >> carlos -- >> anthony weinor. >> we're just going to have to assume. >> yes. >> you take carlos's word for it? >> exactly. he's a trust worthy guy. >> wi okay. >> okay. >> he's going to come back as monte lightning rod. >> you're just going to let that one go. >> i'm drinking water, too. i'm drinking water too. >> i need air time between that and mine and you will see why. sorry to see you go, i'm taking the category more seriously and of course nelson mandela

non-fiction category.is this a first time you have been nominated? >> yes, it is. >> it's exciting. it's tremendous. it's an honor. >> the readings were last night, we all listened to each other from across the four category. the quality was just incredibly high. everyone had about three or four minutes. you didn't have much time to get across the feel of your work, but it was incredibly impressive. i felt honored to be in that company. >> which story did you tell from "the unwinding." i read a passage where one of the main characteristic is thinking about the -- -- he's sit on the front porch at night will being to the jack danielles listening to the trucks go by and knows some of them are full of chickens that head down to slaughter houses. he begins to think about with the chicken goes and how they come back to the bo gang les he owns. he sells the meat to his customers. it's an elaborate and kind of dark picture of an economy of fast food and imported oil and people getting poor in his part of the coun

>> we'll include that in the preference so you have the certificate of preference category one and category 2 and category those who live and work in san francisco and then members of the general public. that was easy and of course all subjected to fair housing laws as well. >> okay. and i think i have one more but i'll open it up in anyone else for comments. >> i just want to add a comment your memory was right. and i'm glad that we can make that change to ensure that we have more housing opportunities for san francisco. >> okay. >> i'm very pleased to see that we've got such a robust affordable housing project so i'm very excited that this project is moving. >> so the university discussed and investigated a variety of development opportunities to partner with developers and given the depth of subas i sidies required for the housing projects and lack of access to state tax credit funding, the university concludes that it was not feasible to proceed with the affordable housing projects on block 7. >> thank you. >> okay. we had a question about commission's -- i apologize i thought i had a q

the most extreme categories. 31% in the one category and if you add the one and two, you are looking at 68%. the most extreme categories. it was eye-popping to see that that many fell into the most extreme category. it is interesting when compared against the establishment republican category. democrats are a bit divided as well. if you look at certainly the six category and you would add the six and seven, there are some divisions but the republican divisions do stand out. this was one that i thought was fascinating. nes asked for seven point question about whether the government should provide assistance to african americans and on the seven point african americans, should help themselves. that is amazing when we saw that. 51% answered in the most extreme category at number seven versus 36% of the establishment republicans. we were really amazed to see if you add the six and the seven together, you're talking about a huge number of tea party republicans. if you look at the health care law, this is unbelievable,

for each of the funds for those categories need to go to. for open space the impact fee revenue need to go to these two projects in folsom park show square with open space. with the the category, the major projects were 16 street and folsom street through soma to create a main street there and a couple other projects that are not listed here. here is some of the numbers from the initial eastern neighborhood documents that we estimated about $160 million of impact fee revenue. i should mention they included the eastern documents and the soma plan, all of these numbers include both of those plans. what we are seeing to date as john mentioned the first few years of the adoption we didn't see a huge amount of growth. so concurrent with that we saw a relatively small amount of impact revenues and in the next five 5 years we would project that we generate a significant, a higher amount. our numbers are based on the pipeline, applicants that are under review and expected time for when they would pay their impact fees to the city. this next slide sh

as far as categories, where do you find the most money going? >> the biggest categories education.lieve education is the key to realizing the american dream -- >> the ricoh, we have the top categories. education, religious organizations, especially this time of year. >> religion is the biggest part of giving nationally. it is not our biggest sector that we give to our donors give to. it has decreased. it used to be up to 60%. now it is down to 33%. americans are really generous to religion. not as generous as they used to be. >> i am curious as to how much one time event strife giving it i'm thinking of superstorm sandy, for example. >> when i started, it was not even a topic to discuss and in the last 10 years it has become a stress -- a specialty could we have an enormous amount of giving just for disasters. online giving spiked up last year after sandy, not surprisingly. online giving is actually only about 10% of the giving that gets done in the united states. >> really quickly, seeing what you see from your position, what has been the biggest surprise? >> i think the biggest s

thing about that category, chairman rockefeller, is that it is a category.more and more that will become anachronistic. and what is going to be is a particular person who can be maybe even more persuasive because of other characteristics that predict that. so that category will -- >> low self-esteem? >> yes, and a lot of other things. what kind of car they drive. so you won't even be able to point to the category in the catalog anymore. it will be something that you won't be able to easily track down and yet those people will be targeted increasingly because of the situations they are und under. the same category only divided up into millions and millions of people and personalized. >> so what will you do about the? >> as i said, well, these are social questions and i believe that we have to worry about the kind and the amount of data that gets combined. i don't have an answer for that. i think it's a very important social discussion. at this point in time we haven't had that social discussion. people don't even know this stuff is going on. our studies have

the young people's literature category is a category of books that make readers life.mittee. and writer, editor and graphic novelist. [cheers and applause] >> we searched for books that resonated with us both intellectually and emotionally, long after the first read. we chose books we felt were modern classics, that we believe readers will clutch to the chest and adore. books that will make readers for life. the finalists in the young people lyric category are -- [cheers and applause] we on the committee love these five books. we the crazy passion of teenage love and the sticky, open hearts of toddlers. this year's national book award for young people's literature goes the cynthia kadohata for "the thing about luck." [applause] in a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi. i don't have a speech because i'm wildly, wildly superstitious and i thought it would be bad law. so maybe i did the right thing. i just wanted to thank everyone at simon & schuster at every level and every step of the way. they have really incredibly great people. my editor, i don't think there's a better editor in new y

the types of categories? buys themtell you who and that -- i can name a few because they are public. reflectsntation system the entirety of the economic range of our economy. we do not leave out low income individuals. economyst within the and need products and services, two. the most frequent users of that segmentation, the economically disadvantaged senator are typically government agencies and public policymakers trying to get a view into them. so that they can deliver them messages and marketing materials about public services they are eligible to. among the users of those are the west virginia department of health and human services, the services.tts health the new jersey health and human services. they want to reach those people. theyhem know what benefits are eligible for so they can come and get them. they also use this data to for theirress lists clients. >> you will knit that -- you will admit that if a state hhs, so to speak, will use that information, that is quite a from ant kettle of fish for-pr

the types of categories? buys themtell you who and that -- i can name a few because they are public. reflectsntation system the entirety of the economic range of our economy. we do not leave out low income individuals. economyst within the and need products and services, two. the most frequent users of that segmentation, the economically disadvantaged senator are typically government agencies and public policymakers trying to get a view into them. so that they can deliver them messages and marketing materials about public services they are eligible to. among the users of those are the west virginia department of health and human services, the services.tts health the new jersey health and human services. they want to reach those people. theyhem know what benefits are eligible for so they can come and get them. they also use this data to for theirress lists clients. >> you will knit that -- you will admit that if a state hhs, so to speak, will use that information, that is quite a from ant kettle of fish for-pr

i think to go from that category of outerwear into those categories requires time and investment heardis not always successful or the most complementary category. i think are very springs to mind when i think of moncler. when ink of burberry it isof moncler. definitely doable. there's a challenge ahead but there is a huge opportunity for this brand beyond diversifying its categories am also in terms of its regional mix. >> they isll sell a lot to europe. amazing to see the breakdown in sales of how much actually goes to a domestically. >> over 50% of sales are in europe, within which most of that is in italy. i think to some extent that gives you an idea of the opportunity that this brand has to continue to internationalize. count is in line with its regional mix. there's a huge opportunity given that there are only six stores in america's and only 36 stores in asia. overall with only 100 stores globally, think about the likes there's a huge opportunity to expand the on the market and gain traction and presents another markets which can be more profitable very >> will this really becom

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>> absolutely, for interesting reason, it's the 051-c-4 category, the social welfare group category, where most conservative organizations have swelled into in the past couple of years, and it's what democrats are most concerned about in terms of elections. so they're focusing all their efforts on that category, because they know it will do the most damage to president obama's political opponent. >> dan, what's the larger political context here for these new irs rules? you would think there would be some political cost here for the administration to do this, given the uproar in the spring and summer. >> i think basically the way to understand this, paul, is it all goes back to the citizens united decision which allowed corporations -- >> by the supreme court? >> by the supreme court. the democrats are obsessed with citizens united. barack obama himself criticized the justices sitting in front of him at one of his state of the union speeches over it. they're afraid groups might give money to advocacy groups to do this kind of political outreach. they want the names of those corporatio

timelines which have been very ambitious and one of them used as you said was a transportation of category one prior to our chemical weapons outside of syria by the end of the year which will not happen there were several reasons for that technical mostly you would know what the condition is. disrupt the transportation of necessary largest six equipment and measure you russian federation as well as others at the other cost for sort of the process of the united states and the united.

now remember, this could be any category.g ] [ laughter ] hey! [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] lucky break! lucky, lucky break you almost had to answer a sports or music question, martin. let's see the clue here. a member of the sri lankan freedom party, he is the incumbent prime minister of sri lanka. we're practically giving you that one. >> larry, the king? [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: martin, you're not even trying at all. [ laughter ] you're smiling and saying you're sorry. you sure it wasn't larry, the king? no, we were looking for this name right here. [ ding ] there you go right there. okay, once more, let's wax that chest right there, courtney. ♪ oh. oh, no, no. doing a good job there. ♪ all right, buddy. all right, don't look. don't look. don't look. oh! ♪ guys, i'm so sorry you lost. how are you feeling though, buddy? >> good. >> jimmy: fantastic, wake up right there. well, no one goes home empty handed. what will they be taking home? >> well jimmy, they'll each be taking home these stylish l

the middle row is comprised of two policy categories, mission management and sustainability. what this aims to measure, cost-effective and sustainable service through affordability, cost and environmental stewardship. the final category in the bottom row is personnel management, this aims to measure service excellence and to a community involvement and positive working environment. as you can see the measures are graded on a standard academic grading scale centered around the b, a measure of industry standard for a benchmark receives a b and to receive an a and others would fall below a c. the average is an a minus which shows here for 2012 and 2013. the measures for selected through a collaborative effort through sf puc staff while keeping in mind that broad public audience. measures of selected based on fit with the rate payer policy and framework with the national utility standard in measured performance. other factors include the availability of data in a timely manner and reoccurring basis and the measures in the strategic ability plan. finally a major factor in the sele

the first category is the games that you start and cannot stop. >> our winner for this category is nicesocial game where you get to build your castle. i do not know what is not to love. you go through all these worlds, this is one of those games were the more you play, there is more to do. you never get to wait in the point. >> a another category is old school, these games have been around for a while. our our winner this year--i think we all remember our 2010 windows pc. the gang has not changed. definite thing, it has became better. it is awesome to play on android. >> the last category is the apps that are naso and base of but they help you out with your everyday life. according to our users,-- this is a way for you to learn new languages. this has started to show good resource and keep warren joy in it. they feel they're learning a lot. >> you can check out all the winners on gold plate. for a closer lookogle play. you can lg onto kron4.com and look for our google place section. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news the roads, the rails and the skies will be busy this weekend ahead

a group those 10 categories into three loose categories, working-class jobs and then white-collar jobs are jobs for you are running a business or doing something like running a dismissed. you are it is this owner or a farmer or a high-level manager in the business and the third category i have in the look i i call not-for-profit white-collar professions. these aren't necessarily nonprofit jobs in the traditional sense. these are jobs for the person is doing a white-collar job and they enjoy a little bit of material security. day-to-day there've primary goal was not to turn a profit for business. we looked at the data. teachers and the service based professional group generally tends to be ideologically the closest to working-class people. so the most conservative, on average the most conservative politicians tend to be the ones who did profit oriented white-collar jobs in the most progressive pro-worker tend to be politicians who did manual labor and services through jobs. in between, the in between are the politicians who did not-for-profit white-colwhite-col lar jobs. teachers and is

i group those categories into the street working categories and then profit oriented white collar jobs where you are running a business or doing something like running a business so you are a business owner, high level manager in the business and then the third category called not for profit white-collar professions these are necessarily not profit jobs these are jobs where the person is doing a white-collar job and enjoy doing material security a little more than they would if they were giving a manual labor job or service industry jobs, but day-to-day the primary goal was not to turn a profit for the business. and actually when you look at the data, the teachers and the sort of service based professionals more generally tend to be ideologically the closest to the working class people, so the most conservative politicians tend to be the ones that are the profit oriented jobs and the most progressive torch pro worker tend to be politicians to do manual labor and service industry jobs but in between is the sort of in between are the politicians who did the not for profit white collar jo

is calling the potential here in memphis to be a category 3. what does that mean?otential of over half an inch of freezing rain. you get that ice there, half an inch of ice on the power lines we talked about power outages could last as long as five days. let's take a look at the satellite. the radar show you where this system is. it's already done a ton of damage overnight. look at this. you see those dots, those are the storm reports. we have already seen freezing rain in these overnight hours so anywhere from indiana stretching back in through texas we have seen the system or this line move on through. farther to the north around southern illinois, we have only seen about a third of an inch of that ice accumulation. north of us and west of us, northwest portions of arkansas seen ft. smith an inch of ice accumulation already and greenwood seeing over an inch and that is what we are concerned about. jonesboro, arkansas, a category five warning meaning they have the potential to lose power for weeks. this is a concern. the system will continue to push on through. th

an accessory use provision would be made across all zoning categories. accessory use requirements would be across all zoning categories. >> so, i'm trying to understand exactly what would the planning department do. i mean, so, they don't have to get an approval from the planning department. if it's an approved activity city-wide, do they? they don't have to check that it's zoned for this or anything like that because it's approved city-wide already. >> there is still a referral at the staff level to make sure that the proposed activity matches what the planning code describes. so, for example, if someone proposed -- had a diagram or drawing and they were using half of the space, the planning department would be the one that says, no, you're only allowed to use a third of the space for the accessory use. and, so, even though the general category is allowed, the planning department staff will still have a role in making sure that the proposed operation matches the planning code. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioner dwight. >> i guess we need to hear from t

it is also the only come with sport that has no weight classes but categories determined by combination of flyers weight and height. but ever this time around there was a dramatic change to the competition the most kuku to challenge at just one category known as absolute mini book giants and light weights were allowed on the same canvas alexi had it done of the two thousand and nine world championships cilla medalist and one of russia's wyler's in the sport declare his way to the tournaments title after edging out his competitor it and the two thousand and eleven world cup winner. in the semis at the boot in an impressive performance against and even bigger man nikolai vineyards in the finals because she proved that pure class skills and speed can allow you to be those who are much bigger and stronger at least in terms of regulated competition it is a great inspiration for other fighters we all grew up watching movies with bruce lee that's where they really had just a single absolute category that you're playing in this new me up of the show it was a long tournaments at first i face mor

it meets the criteria for a category 3 for the following >> first, the information above the building as alp low docketed in the report makes it rode for rating. the building also appears to possess a very good in association with architecture design and it excellent in association with the environment sorry with relationship to the environment and finally, at 47-year-old it's age eligible. the subject believe when it was 19 years old it was classified as a non-rated building. the characteristic buildings are identified telephone number on pages 5 and 6 and concluding the connecting bridge and art ways and the design by mark adams. it is - the department recommends that a solution for a change of designation to a change of category that building. it's included in your packet and if adapted today, this item will be considered for future distribution. that concludes my presentation and i'll turn it over for a short premise and i'll present letters for the commission for the property owner. >> good afternoon. i'm christen architecture historian at page and turn ball i have a brief presen

a one hundred and four crimes of little gravity have been included in the category of minor offences for which there's no criminal record thirteen grave offenses have been included in the category of crimes of average gravity. if a person pays for the damages the court is obliged to release him. now the final decision is made by the court but according to the amendments a person can be released if he pays for the damage. also blessed the couple. the popular show unesco. the nuances will become more mobile the regional emergency service received the new helicopter which was assembled in kazakhstan watching the ducks. it's a very reliable vehicle the pilots were too simplified to last for three hours of playtime at the local witch and listen to following the instructions of the president the ministry of health care now actively rebuilds the work scheme of sanitary deviation and he realizes the experience of all the medical service is a great example. the local women's hospital was successfully upgraded some technical innovations were introduced their latest visit with him in the form o

, those are american categories in some ways political categories. he doesn't think in those terms. he's thinking about the authentic gospel, preaching jesus christ, saying that god is love, and that jesus came from the father to embrace. and that's what he's trying to do. so i think he sees it very much as partly of the 1.2 billion, but his concern is not just about the 1.2 billion catholics. his concern is about every human being. i think that's what resonates and why he's so attractive not just to catholics but to people of every faith and even people who don't have faith, they see something authentic in him because he acts and shows that love. >> janine, these messages of love are very easy to digest and they do draw people to whoever the message te er is. it may be good to make people feel good but the church or the particular religion is actually giving up a significant section of who it is to please these more friendly messages. >> no quite the contrary. pope francis is going back to the real meaning of christianity. the meaning of christianit

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another really cool category, old school, still cool. been around for a long time, whatever reason, we can't let go of them. our winner this year was bejewelled blitz. i think we remember, huddled in our windows 2000 pc, ten years ago, the game has not changed. if anything, it's gotten better, a bit of a face lift, and awesome to play on android. the last category, quietly brilliant, these are the apps not so invasive but they help you out in your everyday life and the best one according to our users is dual lingo. it's a way for you to learn new languages, super immersive, really engaging, really fun and really has started to show good results and people are really enjoying it. learning a lot. >> you can check out the winners from the google play choice awards, if you need a quick, easy, last minute gift for someone, run your card and find one that has the google gift cards, wall marts, wal-marts, other locations. for the games that are trending on google play, log on to kron4.com and look for our google play. slate, kron4 news.. >>> in

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showing to the fisa court that the collection of internet meta data in bulk, which, of course, is a category of information that's not protected by the fourth amendment, that if it were relevant to an authorized investigation and could convince the fisa court of that, then,