commissioner garcia: if it were, in order to get the same far, go seven stories high air compaq and let's say it is 17 stories higher, one, you would lose the passageway. >> if you look at all of the submissions, it basically goes all of the way up. it would potentially have a lesser impact. koran as opposed to a 375 ft. building that goes straight up. vice president garcia: it seems at certain times of the year, given the inclination of the sun, it would have a greater effect. >> i suppose that is possible. we have not undertaken all of the studies. we do not know how high a the developer would choose to go. vice president garcia: thank you. president goh: thank you. >> thank you. >> once again, we as developers have to build a building that works. we have to build a floor plate that people, tenants in this marketplace, would want to rent. if we were to go higher, nothing about the core of that building is going to change. so as you go up and the building floor plate gets smaller, there is not enough feet on those forced to be attractive to any tenant at all. that is why the building is

put together, the underlying framework has ben integrated approach that starts with the land use compaq development centered around the intermodal transit hub. it is approximately 2/3 of the island. a large component is the green infrastructure approach and the creation of the storm water ru wetlands. as well as wildlife creation and the treatment as well. he will go to the unique grid orientation that will maximize exposure on the streets. the part [unintelligible] much of what we are doing around sustainability is inherent in the land plan itself. they are committed to achieving cert. -- certification. we are about 7 points shy of achieving platinum, the highest level. all buildings will be required to comply. >it would be obligations of the horizontal developer who and subsequent to individual buildings. starting back in 2005 with the department of the environment and various stakeholders to come up with those tax, we recently made the decision to move away from an island, a specific set of guidelines. and the project's approach has been recognized both nationally and internationally

where refreshments are served, to somebody doing aerial performance, with refreshments are served compaq this could make it very did the book for a lot of smaller scale art activities to comply with these rules, so i would say if i would make only one change to the proposed rules, it would be for one-time events, make these conditions discretionary as part of the security plan review rather than requiring the police department to require this, because unlike a place of entertainment, a one-time event, i think a greater degree of flexibility is needed. thank you. president newlin: thank you for your comments. [applause] >> ok, commissioners. my name is hunter. i am a promoter. it has already been brought up about the costs for implementing some of these roles, and i object here to voice that on behalf of my school. if you implement these roles, they will get to pay for themselves, and this increases ticket prices, where even $5 can dissuade the decision. i have missed many events to is because of a $5 difference, whether it is happening with $5 in sales or $5 cheaper, whether it is just d

inside, new and returning house and senate members with compaq information including twitter addresses, district maps, and committee assignments. order online at c-span.org/shop. >> nasa administrator, charles bolden, testified about the process of who would get a retired space shuttle. would freezet spending at 2010 levels. this hearing is one hour and 25 minutes. >> the subcommittee on science will come together. today, we take the testimony of administrator hon. astronauts and general charles boden for the fy12 request and talked- about how this might be in light of what we have just gone through. the administrator, we are glad to see you. we want to thank you for coming and we remind you that this hearing normally ours on thursday morning but we could not get you when we thought we could. nator kay bailey hutchison and i did not wish to delay the hearing because it would have taken us after the easter- passover recess ande wanted to be able toeally get cracking on our 2012 appropriations. we think you for doing this. we look forward to your testimony. i am glad to see you and glad

>> on the question of ethnic separation, compaq people have made it that the iran and iraq war played an important war in creating and iran that was a more integrated country, ethnically. of course, the kind of mobilization that occurred, based on the shiite sacrifice, basically, ended up playing a very important role in that process. now, iran, being very multinational as a nation and a multi-cultural society, truly in important ways does -- you have their problems. in many ways those problems have been worsened because of the crackdown that has occurred and because of the kind of antagonism that has likened the their relationship with external powers. so, those issues remain and they play against each other. clearly the arabian government does have an important influence in terms of generating that sense of nationalism. at this particular moment the idea of attempting to dismember run, not only containing their power, but it is very important. on the question of islam and turkey, it is an interesting question. egypt may not be a very good approach to iran. moving towards a pluralist