deny the renewal petition for the flexion academy charter school the action was that the board of eduction shall grant or deny the 0 requirement subject to law. >> thank you mr. davis with you very have public speakers signed up this evening (calling names) sorry i'm going to sorry (calling names) hope he said that right two minutes each please press the light and identify yourselves come on up thanks. >> madam president and superintendent i'm restrict a social studies teacher at the academies please excuse my voice i want to thank you for your listening to our petition and communicate how amazing it is to be a teacher such an innovative school we've had an opportunity to listen to the i have a word that's missing in my mind to the benefits of having technology available to our students the availability of wifi and internet capacity this is a situation we don't have problems with the san francisco flex academy more than one computerized or computer phone number for every students and with the works that have a down load for students we have an opportunity to care for students in a way that

>> what it means is that we're going to see a fairly rapid ,eduction in drilling activity and the rate.s. production which has been nothing short of spectacular, more than one million barrels a day each year, will probably drop next year to maybe 300,000 400,000 barrels a day. the year after that, it could even fall. >> really? >> any of these producers are hedged so that the slowdown will spread out over time. but if you look at the statistics on how these wells are financed, you find that a debtf the producers issued of roughly 17% of the high-yield bonds, $1.7 trillion in high-yield onset merrill lynch tracks are issued by the producers going into the oil field, and i think that financing gets shut off monday morning. it is so that we will see some and very similar to what we saw in the mid--1980's, early 1980's, when prices began to fall him and midland, texas, went from being a boomtown to a ghost town. so the activity will slow rapidly. the rate of production will not decline. 2016say, not until probably. one of the ways to think about this is the housing crisis. we saw a seven c

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events that we did over the past six months or so was working with the business community on hfc eductions. we had no sense that the business community was going to be as aggressive as it was in stepping up to the plate on their own, and dictating what they were doing as individual companies to move away from high global warming, ozone-depleting substances, and moving away. i think the u.n. conference in new york indicated significant interest on the part of this country's largest companies to step forward in saying, we are factoring the cost of carbon into our decisions -- why aren't government? there is a change in dynamics which gives us a better understanding of what we might be able to achieve by 2025 on the basis of the common action lan. no one rule is going to be the linchpin. it is going to have to be a combination of efforts between government, the business sector, states and local communities, and others who need to step up to the plate and contribute. >> about three minutes left. >> thanks for being here today. in the past, depending on which data you look at, there has been a

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