keystone excel has undergone extensive environment review. state department worked with over ten other federal agencies for more than three years and concluded that construction and operation of the pipeline would have limited adverse environmental impacts. in fact, construction at keystone excel was preferred over not building the pipeline at all. that's because pipelines are the safest way to transport oil and gas. and they're safer than ever thanks to new pipeline safety requirements that many of us worked together to see enacted earlier this year. transcanada is working with the state of nebraska to develop al new route that avoids environmentally sensitive areas, and just last week the company resubmitted its application for the cross-border permit approval. the time for delay is over. this is a $7 billion privately funded infrastructure project that will create and support tens of thousands of jobs and bring tremendous energy security. it has been thoroughly reviewed and its route in nebraska is being resolved with input and agreement f

nobody is excellent across the board. many students love first-year teachers if they can control the class. they love them because of the energy. but they have to get help from of veteran teachers. what do i do to establish the environment? the best thing i could offer is to put a routine in place early. talk to the people who were here. but once you have a routine it is easier to put stuff then to have wonderful great idea is. >> i am a pediatrician and. [laughter] at couple of days ago i was talking about the s.a.t. test sharing my views how it is biased people of higher economic status admitted to education but now you mentioned race. how it is the test racist and it keeps people of minorities out of higher institutions he did not want to hear it. what are your views on the s.a.t. process? >> there is a book called filling in the blanks. it really is about people of color. she is the numbers% so her analysis is not social but looks at the numbers. it is interesting because of bad. -- that. but also a lot of the problem

i have looked of the major carrier's sites, and allt he tr excellent to good. other spots show good coverage as opposed to excellent coverage in glen canyon. there was one point where we had inappropriate coverage, but i think this is a land grabs of that they can get into the nextg g4 generation. president garcia: i think your time is up. >> they are not taking into consideration existing technologies out there. how they can use the same polls to get these types of coverage is. -- poles to get these types of coverages. president gdirector goldstein: s there any further public comment? please step forward? . >> thank you for letting me speak. i have always found this incursion on our street to be detrimental. it seems to me that nextg wants to serve the neighborhood because they can't get coverage there. because of the right of way rule that they cited. the only way they can do that is by putting coverage on our streets. the pole that the previous gentleman said, it is qualitatively different. it does affect mr. cooper's view and our own view from our roof. the

if we cannot agree to add housing in a location as ideal as this with an excellent developer, excellent architect, we will never meet our potential as a city in this region. i urge you to support this project by denying the appeal for the eir. this project is a totally appropriate development, adjacent to transit, within walking distance, surrounded by parks. truly a perfect place for someone to live. obviously, those who live at the golden gateway love living there and more people should have that opportunity. >> my name is linda. i have lived in san francisco since 1989. for the last 10 years, i have lived on telegraph hill. i support this project and i believe that many of my neighbors support this project. i do not believe that thc fees for the majority of the people who reside on telegraph hill or in north beach. i think this is an excellent addition to the waterfront of san francisco. it is a beautiful project and it is certainly compatible with the existing neighbors, the existing neighborhood buildings, particularly the golden gate way. it will provide a recreational facility. i

i want to be excellent in everything that i do, i value excellence. excellence means so much. tavis: what about your relationship with your parents? >> i have not really thought about that. more with my dad, he was the boy, and i was the girl, and with the boy on able to achieve most things that fathers want to have their sons achieved, i tried. again, not in a pressure way, but being a girl or a woman later. it did not stop me from trying. tavis: how has your songwriting flourished prove so much pressure -- how has your songwriting flourished? everyone has their own process. can you put your finger on the policy? >> i write out of feeling good and wonderful. sometimes i just show up. and when i show up, something magical happens. >> one of the other characters in the book is the neighborhood that you grew up in. how much of your neighborhood, your opinion, your surroundings had to do in any way with that? >> well, the perfect -- first piece of furniture in my parents' home was a piano, so it was there. i had some sort of get with it, said that was an opportunity. my parents e

this seems to the area being served. >> that is an excellent question.these are actually not treated the same. they are not in the public right of way. they are considered private property, and as a communications company, this is essentially an easement, slightly different under law. but we do not have easements, private easements in the alleyway. president garcia: and my last question for now, and i have read a lot, so forgive me for not being able to tell you where i read it, but that it would face the streets, pretty clear that the box would be facing the residences. >> yes. that is one of the things that we would work with dpw to do afterwards if they wanted us to flip the box so that it pointed out towards the street. we would do that, as well. president garcia: thank you. commissioner hillis: he talked about the nine pieces of equipment. how many on the street now, and how many do you add 3 this permit? >> 9. in addition. which do not include my own, because what is being missed is whether it is called major equipment or minor equipment. there is

our excel office has already made grants to a large number of schools. principals are currently in the process of organizing summer experiences for their students. those typically involve some combination of academic experiences and enrichment experiences. as we have the arrangements set up now, principals have a lot of discretionary authority to meet the needs of their school populations. many work with community organizations which offer enrichment. many will bring in their own teaching staff for some number of weeks during the school year. they have flexibility over the curriculum and experiences they are designing. they represent somewhere in the order of an additional 50 to 60 schools of summer programming in the district. one of the tasks that falls to us is to coordinate all of these programs and come up with an understanding between the secondary programing, between sig, between all of these grant sources, and the requests to use our facilities during the summer. by current account, we have something like 100 schools open during the summer for so

the initial trap was excellent.ng a pass up front and it also forced them to pass back, which allowed the shot block to go down and put pressure. >> mike: james and wade, the last 20. huge trip here. mvp time. lebron floats. no. who is going to get the loose ball? hib berlt for the pacers. they don't need three. time's a-wasting. transition move for the pacers. hill off the screen. short. anthony goes up and gets it. and the challenge by battier started it all. >> hubie: that time, that was a high percentage shot. he left it short. give anthony a ton of credit. he's just been great here today, doing his job. see how he cut off the defense and then he went right up in there and picked up the rebound. >> mike: anthony is going to come to the line. was a starter for a great part of this season. 51 games. udonis haslem replaced him in the lineup. 49 of 71, shooting free throws this year. indiana, like miami, with three time-outs. certainly time to extend the game here and advance the ball. one of two made. the lead is s

we have excel operating in our high schools. this is a grant-related programming, and very much at the discretion of each school community as to how to deploy these resources. you see a broad range of programming across our high schools making use of these funds. supervisor campos: before you continue, commissioner? commissioner maufas: i want to just ask a quick question, based on something commissioner mendoza said earlier around schools having a comprehensive program besides the academics. the secondary summer program fits in that the category of questions. you may not have the answer today, but i would like to know. number one, does grant funding gives too -- give schools flexibility to do their own thing? is there a baseline where they do the same thing, so there is continuity among schools at whatever level they are hiring program and at? i also look at commissioner mendoza's question. this is grant funding, and i see the categories listed. but do they add to the complement of the academic component of summer schools, and

mcdonnell: excellent, thank you. mr. pilpel: we did not address this earlier, and i'm not sure it bears much discussion, acceleration and deferral. i would note for record outhat anyone in an even number number district will have the effect of accelerating, so they will have voted in 2010 and again in 2012, where is anybody in an odd number district and now at an even number district will not be deferred. although a day of vote. last in 2008 and would have voted in 2012, will not vote again for supervisor until 2014. i'm not sure it needs anything other than that, but i thought it was worth noting. thanks. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. any other questions? ok, i entertain a motion to approve ithis final draft of the met. >> so moved. mr. mcdonnell: is there a second? >> sure, i'll second. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. ok, just before requesting vote, i would invite as you vote if there is a statement, a brief statement, the top order of word being brief, as you vote. you are not required to, but you are welcome to do so. ms. tid

milton friedman, that noble laureate, was right when he said that we will never bring back the excellence to our schools until we actually have a choice. when we allow the parents to decide where and how their children will be educated, and then we will again regain that choice, regain that excellence in our schools, and then the voters will reach out and elect libertarian candidates to bring back that excellence. i believe that. did you ever contemplate that we, in our country, would even debate whether we should torture someone in our custody? did you ever contemplate that we would think that someone in our custody the taint that would not be afforded criminal charges against them and a fair trial in a military or civilian court, when the people realize that the rights of liberty's are the soul of the united states of america and our soul is under attack by our very own government. they are going to reach out to us libertarians to change that. [applause] our income tax clearly is unwieldy, unfair, and workable. it punishes people for saving money. it punishes people for investing money.

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they have done an excellent job in sandbagging the name tea party. what you will find and i'm sure those who like me and of the same hue as i am, will attest to is that black folks to their core are very socially conservative v always been. i often noticed that in churches where i preach across the country now, i can be talking to a predominantly black congregation and i'll talk about the evils of abortion and everybody amen, reverend. i'll talk about the evils of programs even same-sex marriage and amen, reverend. but they will leave that church on that sunday or sunday night and if election day is tuesday they will still go and vote for the liberal agenda. when you have 95%, 96 actually, percent, of people voting for one party over a 50-year period, we deal with this in the movie in a very enlightening way, then herman was right. there has been a very thorough and total brain washing. it's not that they don't want to be associated with you. it's just that they have been led to believe by abc, nbc, and cbs, that you are the enemy. and the strangest

commissioner hwang: is it true that this particular installation is the only one on good or excellent view street since article 25 went into effect? >> i don't know because i don't have the information in front of me. since article 25, it is renewals. if it is on a good or excellent view sttreet, they have to go back to planning for an additional review. i can't speak to whether it is the first, but i know that there will be more moving forward. director goldstein: commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i can start on this. i think that given the number of new equipment and seemingly large-scale equipment on the street that this is clearly a residential street, a quiet neighborhood streets and it does not meet the compatibility standards of article 25. it is adding light to that street, and just because there are boxes on the street, i don't think we should continue to add to that. we have to kind to send the message that we need to look at alternatives as well as high technology to minimize the blame. i would grant the appeal. >> i think i agree with commissioner hillis. looking

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on march 19th, john king pointed out in an excellent article about the change in the tower design. the office tower is an integral part of an emerging vision of what it will be. and it should be a goal of succeeding on all levels on opening day. and what he means is not just that our standing on its own. what happened is that apparently, there is a lack of commitment to the canopy, which is a basic requirement of the competition and will be strongly commented on as the winning entry. i've voted at the cta board meeting in which the full board acknowledged the competition winner. board member support of the winner was partially because they agreed to $350 million, which is almost more than twice as much as what the other to entrance into the competition promised. what i anders and today, this money has decreased. -- understand it today, this money has decreased. it was always clear what the commitment would be relative to participating relative to the square at howard in building this canopy. however, what one often does when things are so exciting, the details get lost in translati

>> yes. >> excellent. and not much time either on that. this is for the chairman and it has to do with theabili mobilit fund. in the context of service reform, you and i have spoken about the importance that requireless services -- in rural areas, the fcc -- areas that are under served today. prior to our fcc actions to reform the universal service fund, our offices together discussed the importance of making sure that the fcc's efforts help bring wireless service to rural areas that do not have it now. but it's my understanding that the largest holders in my state of west virginia may not participate in this fund. my question is can the mobile fund serve places like west virginia even if local carriers refuse to take part, number one, and number two, if not what other steps could be taken to bring wireless services to these areas. >> we hope and expect that there will be broad participation in the upcoming auction for the mobility funneled. in our order, for the first time, we identified mobility as an independent service goal. so we're c

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you've been trained for excellence. so do not deliver mediocrity. don't make excuses. make things happen. and now as i close i've got one last request for you as governor of virginia. i know you're going to have many opportunities. maybe some around the country and around the world. but i want to humbly ask you this. no matter where you came from, today you are here in virginia. so if you're going to create something big, create it in virginia. if you're going to open a business, open it in virginia. if you're going to be a great artist or a doctor or a teacher or professor, lawyer, counselor or whatever it may be, do it in virginia. we want to keep your talents and your dreams in virginia. we want you to pay taxes in virginia. so thank you, students, for your hardwork these last four years or five years or six years. you've gotten to this day with the love and support of your families, your parents, the members of the board, the president, the faculty. many have loved and nurtrd you to get you to this day. so i say to you go be great go make a difference go captains g