through play, children are able to express and cope with their feelings. play also helps relieve stress and pressure for children. they can just be themselves. there's no need to live up to adult standards during play. play offers children an opportunity to achieve mastery of their environment. when children play, they're in command. they make the choices. they control the experience through their imaginations, and they exercise their powers of choice and decision-making as the play progresses. i'm going to pour some coffee. i want to pour some coffee. let me pour some coffee. shh! shh! hendrick: play helps develop each child's unique perspective and individual style of creative expression. play, which arises from within, expresses the child's personal, unique responses to the environment. play is a self-expressive activity that draws on the child's powers of imagination. play is open-ended, free-form, and children have the freedom to try out new ideas, as well as build on and experiment with the old. going to my house. play especially provides an excellen

obama expressions." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: here's the first obama expression.t to go to school!" [ laughter ] [ applause ] hey, biden, what's up? next, check out this next expression. this is from last month's democratic national convention. look at clinton there. this is the, "bill, i know what second base means." okay? [ laughter ] you don't have to tell me everything. [ applause ] >> steve: no, you got to understand. >> jimmy: this next one is great. you might remember this photo from when obama was on the campaign trail. this is the, "ha-ha-ha, please tell me that's your cell phone, please." [ laughter ] [ applause ] this next expression is one of my favorites. it looks like obama is delivering a stack of pizzas. this is the, "this might be my job in two weeks." there we go. [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> steve: what are you going to do? >> jimmy: hey, what are you going to do? >> steve: it's america. >> jimmy: this next expression is great. this is obama and romney from one of their recent debates. this is the, "macarena time, y'all." [ laughter ] everyo

right to free expression is you know be undermined and i do not think. there are issues as you mentioned at the beginning around the whole case that is extremely present in the media and i criticize harshly. some u.s. politicians at the very beginning calling for the exit of mr r. sandwich i think it's wrong this is what he was afraid of for they actually went to the states and electrocuting or whatever well i don't look normal but i pointed out my fingers exactly are those of the politicians and i said this is unacceptable behavior but when it comes to his right to talk about. he has a platform where this television is a well to talk about this case he can talk talk to media any time. any platform so this is extremely important for me and the way i see these issues and i will of course continue to follow this in a way. to see if this is going to affect. in any way you know the cables that are put there which i think you know that what needs to be done there is a need for editorial control of these cables and that was missing and this was very wrong and

speed on the express lane will remain at a minimum of 45 miles per hour.o ride for free, hov three carpoolers must have the newer e-zpass flex transponder. >> you will have this switch to switch from toll road to hov road. you won't be chargeed a toll if have you three people in the car. >> reporter: solo drivers during rush hours will likely be charged somewhere between $3 and $6 for a one-way trip. off peak, transurban guesses drivers will be charged one or two dollars. a command center will monitor the express lanes 24/7 to adjust toll receipts rates and to responds immediately to traffic incidents. it is pretty well known there are already hov vile ators -- violators. what is to prevent people from going on the express lane and switching their e-zpass to hov mode while riding alone. enforcement. the operator plans to hire as many as sick virginia state troopers to count the people in cars using the hov signal. repeat offenders could be fined as much as $1,000. john henrehan, fox 5 news. -- plans to hire as many as six virginia state troopers to count t

on the express lane. they can see the new entry and exit point. we were discussi early, you know, the dedicated entry and exit points and you can't be able to access it. the drivers need to go on and look at their commute and learn which one of these works for them and. >> and we talked about the ez pass. important that you get one of these. >> that's right. >> for the express lanes and ez pass is required for all travelers. if you're going to be a toll- paying customer and take advantage of that faster, more reliable trip, you will need the ez pass. if you have a standard ez pass, you're good to go. if you want to take advantage of a new option to car pool for free, the first time each you service on the beltway in virginiava, you will need to get the new ez pass flex. what it does is it notifies the operator, do you have three people in the car and you won't be charged a toll. this is in effect 24 hours a day and that is an option for people and -- . >> we have 20 secs. >> sure. >> and there is going to

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egypt respect freedom of expression. freedom of expression that is not used to incite hatred against anyone. not a freedom of expression that targets of a specific religion or a specific culture. a freedom of expression that tackles extremism and violence, not the freedom of expression that deepens ignorance and disregards others. we also as we have said before, and we also stand firmly against the use of violence in objection to these sentiments. mr. president, before i conclude, i must say that the severity of the financial and economic crises must lead us to review the economic decision making process on behalf of people that do not participate in their preparation. they are the first to bear the negative consequences in growth and trade and environment, as well as on the social fabric of society. as a result of unfair trade rules and conditionality is imposed on the transfer of technology. and access to finances and development. and access to -- [inaudible] there is a need for a new, global, economic governance. i sa

they're very expressive some testosterone, actually, romney expresses more. traits include being analytical, logical, strategic, competitive, data-driven, they are both that. but romney has some of the other traits. he's very rank-oriented. if you read his book, "no apology," he wants america to be number one. he doesn't see a balance of power. he expresses less empathy, less empathy is linked with more testosterone, there's a lot of articles about that. so he seems the to express more of the testosterone in his system. as a matter of fact, his face is really quite high testosterone, the angular jaw, the heavy brow ridges, the high cheekbones are testosterone. so he's more testosterone. obama seems to be more expressive of the estrogen system, as well as testosterone. you know, there's a lot of football players, actually, who express a lot of estrogen as well as testosterone. and obama expresses a lot more of the estrogen. he's emotionally expressive, he sees the big picture, he's very contextual, holistic minded, got very good people skills, very good verbal

pace expressed his concerns with the russian democracy he didn't pasta tough resolution but eventually the council didn't recommend it to a decision making body monitoring russia council secretary-general borgen doglegs of the goal was to help russia with its obligations but for many remain unclear why the council chose such an extravagant way of helping. the island welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us thank you very much good morning good morning well the russian state duma the chairman said again that it was about to come to the recent pay session but boycotted days before the beginning how did the council of europe consider this gesture. well. the delegate the russian delegation to the parliamentary assembly decided to com here and actually they became quite influential so it shows that it is important to be present when things are being discussed and actually the russian delegation was sable to change. some of the content of this report in particular that this report is a resolution. instead of a recommendation going to the commodore means is and i th

american express reported mixed third quarter results after the bell.nings for the credit card processor beat estimates while revenue fell short. amex says the relatively flat profit reflect as slow down in card member spending versus earlier in the year. >>> ebay's third quarter revenue and full year outlook both disappointed investors. profit topped estimates driven by the marketplace division and paypal online payment system. paypal registered a 14% increase in users but revenue in the unit fell short of expectations. >>> volatile day down on wall street as stocks spent the day searching for direction despite a stellar report on the u.s. housing market, disappointing profit report from ibm and intel weighed on all the major indexes. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper david: "the wall street journal" published a list of the top 50 startups in the country and one of the top three might help your tablet or smartphone run even faster. liz: they have created world's first wireless internet switch. joining us

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when discussing issues of expression, we are inherently talking about expressing religion freely. when we, an ever-increasing pluralistic world. what happened in benghazi, whether as a result of the amateur trailer or not, was a with a call toreligious free col out and engage society, organizations abroad, we need to start the conversation by clarifying an understanding with free expression and religion mean to all. it is important to start with a speech what definition so that any miscommunication of these values are avoided. it is incumbent on government and civil society organizations to start this dialogue of defining these freedoms as a starting point to beginning the difficult discussion of how we polled and support these values worldwide. recently, our organization, the most public affairs council, and human rights first, released a statement condemning hate speech while protecting freedoms of expression. i have some copies if anyone is interested. in this document, it is affirmed hatred must be fought through long -- non-legal means, through better speech, responsible spee

officers start investigating protected ideas rather than crimes they threaten our right to free expression and assembly protected by the first amendment to the constitution an article sixteen of the massachusetts declaration of rights the un checked political surveillance of out of our lawsuit uncovered undermines our core values by chilling the speech of people who wish to participate in our democracy which is a lot of all exercise that our government should encourage and promote to discuss and more i'm joined now by kate crawford privacy rights coordinated coordinator for the american civil liberties union welcome there cade what do you think has the police the boston police department taken it too far. well that break in the city is really disturbing and you know if you talk to activists who have been out in the streets protesting war for ten years protesting on behalf of immigrant rights our workers rights they'll tell you that this is not a surprise you know the boston police department has clearly been monitoring political speech for some time in this city what we didn't know was tha

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. >> on board the africa express', the train which runs on music. hello. spain is poised on the brink of a bailout this week, but as the country's economic woes mount, there are cracks appearing within the complex relation between barcelona and madrid. catalonia is not germany, but the region is the economic powerhouse of spain, and nationalists there resent subsidizing other regions and in making their voices heard. >> of catalonia does one day get its own air force, it will probably be able to afford something better than these. on the beach in barcelona, the air show is a welcome distraction. spain's richest region is now at the center of the crisis with madrid committed to the austerity. there is now a rising demand in catalonia for independence. >> my feeling is that the spanish government totally rejected what is happening here. they spread rejection and hate with comments calling us the damned catalan that does not want to cooperate. >> there are feelings to be a lot better off if they were not part of spain. it put this together, i think we are rel

to express deep sadness. in other traditions, the actors may thrash about on the floor to express their anguish. noh performers accomplish this by weeping as silently as possible. noh allows the audience members to complement what happens on stage with their own imagination. i want the audience to enjoy that freedom. >> reporter: the economy of expression turns noh into hyperexpression, but tatsumi realized audiences outside japan may have some difficulty relating to a form of theater so unlike their own. so he came up with the idea of combining noh with something they do know. orchestral music with opera lighting and production techniques. earlier this year, he gave a work he created a chance on stage in japan. the noh motions and lines maintain their form, but the music was blended with that of another tradition. two worlds came together to make one. tatsumi is bringing this new world noh to the other side of the world for the first time. and for the upcoming performances in berlin, he's preparing a new pie

>> this is the express operations center.technology run out of this room that is going to son provide beltway travelers -- soon going provide beltway travelers with a trip. there are a number of strategies we'll use on the 495 express lanes to provide people that option. one is the dynamic toll system. where we have the tnt toll rates, they can manage traffic levels and keep the lanes free flowing. others are improved incident response, better driver information, a whole fleet of express assist crews to help disabled drivers. all of the things are actively managed and they're going to work together to provide drivers on the beltway on the option for a faster trip. >> and as you and i discussed, some people are skeptical about the cost and they're worried it's going to be too expensive. >> first, from the 495 express lane, it's going to be a different toll road than in the region. for most people, it's not going to be an option they choose to go to and from work every day. what is there is the safety net for you when you reall

we intend to come to you with proposals on how we will encourage and allow customers to express their interest in participating in the program. what's been referred to as pre-enrollment. and how we will work that pre-enrollment concept with the statutorily required opt out and how we will use survey results in surveys to be conducted. and november 30th we'll have a joint puc lasko where we'll be able to discuss these more fully with the entities that have been so closely engaged on the cca program. with that i'm happy to take any questions, but i really think the information i have provided so far was just sort of to prime the pump in for the upcoming meeting. >> the fairbanks are pulling, why were they hoe ebb he en[speaker not understood]? >> they have been chose tone conduct the prior polls under our contract, contracting method. if we go forward with any other polls, i'm sure or surveys, i'm sure we'll go through whatever the necessary steps are. >> we look for local pollsters that could be engaged as well? >> yes, absolutely. >> any other questions for members of the commission?

at the lafco meeting we'll be talking about how the pre-enrollment or expressions of interest in the program, how we envision that working and how we envision that working with the statutorily required audithv out. embedded in that conversation will be a conversation about how do we -- how are we actually engaging with customers or potential customers. * opt out how proactive are we being and with which customer groups, and how more responsive mode we're in with customer groups. because there will be an element, i think, given the size of the program that we're envisioning. there will be an element of us actively engaging with customers, but there will also be customers who will call us up. in fact, we've already had some potential customers call us already expressing an interest in participating in the program. so, we need to be ready to address sort of both levels of customer interest and that will help us shape our pre-enrollment and our statutory opt out portions of our roll out of our plan. i wonder if i may also respond to something you said, commissioner moran, about the solic

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funding program while they do lay out sort of a proportionate allocation of revenues, it doesn't express priority in terms of the timing of revenues as they come in. this is a long-term plan, a 20 to 25 years we estimate until these revenues will come in over time. these revenues include the new open space sea created for the plan which we estimate and the funding plan say it will raise $47 million over the plan area. of that $47 million the fund allocates 12-1/2 million dollars outside of the area which $9 million will be used to fund open space improvementses in the chinatown neighborhood, which is one of the densest neighbors in the city adjacent to the downtown. and as such, growth in the plan area will have impacts on the need for additional open space in chinatown. there was a request at the joint hearing at parks and rec meeting we calendar this item to consider adding additional language to the implementation document to express priority for early investment from early impact fee revenues be directed towards open space improvementses in chinatown. as we are very timely. so, we pu

and i agree with supervisor campos that it's good for citizens to participate and express their views. but so supervisor elsbernd's comments aren't misconstrued. this is not just a citizen discuss group where people come together and express their views and put out statements. this is the official civil grand jury with the title "civil grand jury," with the title "superior court" above and i think that brings on an added responsibility beyond what a neighborhood association or a discussion group may have. so i think supervisor campos is correct that people should be encouraged to express their views, but when you are in that kind of official body, i think you have to be very, very conscientious of the limitations of what you are able to say or not say. ? >> colleagues any further discussion. madame clerk roll call. >> item 23 supervisor elsbernd? >> elsbernd aye. >> supervisor farrell? >> aye. >> supervisor kim? >> kim no. >> supervisor mar? >> no. >> mar no. >> supervisor olague? >> no. >> supervisor wiener? >> wiener, aye. >> supervisor avalos? >> no avalos no. >> supervisor campos?

green dot getting walloped on some american express and actually walmart -- >> american express is comingut with -- they have this bluebird card, a prepaid card. it is sort of a prepaid banking card. they are trying to get people out of their checking accounts noo in to use this bluebird card. they're partnering with a bunch of different companies, including walmart. what's interesting is the impact it's had on green dot. green dot is a prepaid debit card as well. what's the difference? there are differences in the cards. american express actually has a relationship investment in green dot. all i can tell you is this -- green dot would seem to have a lot to lose here if american express can muscle itself and get further into this business. >> green dot versus american express. that maybe not is a fair fight. you also rush over to our pods today, flailing your arms, screaming about how american express is helping pawn shops -- >> no, no, no, no. i reporting process starts, we see news, we start moving on it. easy corp. which is a payday lender, cash america, payday lender, their stocks sta

that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been

certainly he will express his opinions. both strong-willed and well thought out. john paul scott, the deputy director of the mayor's office on disability, will discuss some of the major projects that he and chadner have shepherded through the community. the list is impressive though these projects howard promotes accessible design, good design and most importantly, universal design, design that seeks to meet and exceed the needs of the broadest range of people's needs and disabilities. after each meeting chairman howard will provide the council with a very detailed report of the committee's activities. he will forward its recommendations, many of which have led to the council's resolution for the mayor and other city departments. in addition to his volunteering for the council's physical access committee, howard participates in many volunteer civic activities. one of these is volunteering here at city hall conducting tours. we recommend you take a tour and enjoy howard's fascinating information and tales about this great civic home and monument. now i would like t

it was a style ideally suited to expressing the interworkings of heavenly and earthly rule.o, in vienna, as throughout europe, kings and states seized upon this language to make their assertion that their authority was sanctioned by god. it was a style which had a long life. indeed, it still speaks power to us today. the equestrian portrait, the man on horseback, the standard mode for portraying aristocratic and royal rulers-- the ruler powerfully up, the subject safely down. kings and princes were trained to ride horses in the improbable manner we see in equestrian portraits. they should be seen to control a rearing horse with just one hand on the reins. surely such a person could command a kingdom. images of power tell us about those who make them, but even more about those who commission them. the dynastic monarchs of 17th-century europe, their power increasingly challenged by far-reaching social and economic change, sought to present themselves as heirs of the roman emperors, their authority divinely ordained. for them, art was an instrument of state power just as armies

i have already expressed before my support for mr. grgich and it's great to have young people and students representing on any number of issues here in the city, but particularly on our graffiti advisory board. >> supervisor campos is. >> i make a motion to move mr. grgich's nomination forward. if he can sit through our rules committee i think he can do a great job. >> i hope you are not mad at us for keeping you out of [skao-fplt/] we have a motion and without opposition. thank you. madame clerk are there any other announcements? seeing none, meeting is adjourned. thank you. [ gavel ] >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature pie

his works are the most powerful expression of triumph and christianity.hieved his success early as we see in this youthful self-portrait, together with his first wife. he was the superstar of the art world of the day, the most esteemed court painter in europe, when in 1628 he was summoned to spain to paint the king. from his capital at madrid, philip iv ruled the greatest empire in the world, with dominions stretching from the philippines to peru, but bogged down by a long war in the netherlands, the most powerful state in europe was about to slip into decline. at a time beset with uncertainty, the arts flourished. of the painters he met at philip's court, rubens was particularly impressed by one-- the young diego velazquez. velazquez was an original who would paint a classical subject like bacchus getting drunk, with a group of real peasants. velazquez first drew the court's attention with his early paintings of daily life, what we call genre paintings. they were startling pictures, depicting things never before painted, such as the precise moment at whi

before express lane.ou, insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. >> new political ad attacking governor romney, once again, using a working person. apparently, the garbage collector for the romney household in san diego, not a big fan of the governor's. >> my name is richard hayes and pick up mitt romney's trash. we call at this time invisible people he feel doesn't realize that people are picking up 15, 16 tons by hand. that takes a toll on your body. when i am 55, 60 years old, i know my body will break down. mitt romney doesn't care about that. >> a nasty situation with a romney campaign sign. ews anchor geraldo rivera. so richard is mad at romney, why? >> well, richard hayes is a really, the sanitation worker. is he really the garbage collector at romney's la jolla mansion. also a member of as me the american federation of county and state employees. wevehement opponents of mitt romney's candidacy. they represent all the municipal workers. the people whose pensi

express they were way out in front.fact, they went to california and campaigned for a couple of days. thought they were going to get 330 plus electoral votes and we know what happened in 2000. it's an old strategy not a new one. it's one that is frankly a little bit shallow unless you have something behind it. >> dana: what about the economic numbers in the states where they were campaigning today? iowa and then you had the other swing ones. yesterday, we talked about the unemployment rates and those ones. the trajectory for iowa has been good. down from where it was. unemployment rate is up. >> eric: up from when president obama took office. higher than the national average. president obama's strategy now is, you know, calling romney names. romneysia. big bird. binders. i have a name. came up with a name. called obamanoma. we're in stage four obamanoma now. the similar toes are joblessness, despair, dependency, homelessness, desire to hang out with celebrities. >> dana: we're going to see if we can get that in to the t

this is the facial expression that is universally associated with surprise across culture.em is that when you overuse it, it is as if you're writing an e-mail in all caps. >> now, we're talking about he looked nervous and anxious. here, though, you think this is significant because he doesn't look nervous and anxious. what does he look like here? >> i think he looks concerned and empattic. he has a puppy dog look, the way his eyebrows are shaped and the way his eyes are shaped. >> do you think it will serve him well and joe biden more if they look like this more oft aen? >> i don't think joe biden can look like this. i think this is where he demonstrates his warmth and his ability to connect. >> what was interesting about the debate is paul ryan didn't seem to get angry. joe biden did. let's listen for a second. >> we did not pull them out. >> the calendar works the same every year. >> it does work the same every year. >> the eyebrows come together and the eyes narrow and that is classic anger. >> so, in their closing statements both candidates, you think, were very interes

but france is among several countries expressing concern over an eu/japan deal. they say it will lead to a sharp rise in auto imports. >>> now people in india have suffered through chronic shortages of electricity, even blackouts. they may get some relief. their prime minister has held talks that could pave the way for imports of uranium from australia. man mohan singh hosted the australian prime minister in new delhi. they agreed to start negotiations on nuclear energy cooperation. australia has the world's largest reserves of uranium. it overturned a ban on exports to india last year on condition the uranium be used for peaceful purposes only. due to an electricity shortage, indian authorities are planning a sharp increase in nuclear power capacity. but indian leaders have not signed the nonproliferation treaty set up to control the spread of nuclear weapons. >>> that's all for business news for this hour. i'll leave you with a recap of the region's markets. >>>aininger is spreading among residents in the southern island of okinawa over the alleged rape of a lo

no bearing to any crime to any threat against anyone in the city this is purely first amendment expression and not only just that but the boston police department retained of these documents in violation even of its own guidelines and you'll find in those news reports that the boston police department says as we did so a computer glitch and that they discovered this in two thousand and eleven they discovered it because we asked for the documents it might never have been discovered that these documents were being retained in violation of the p.d.f. own guidelines had we not sued for these records and you know finally i'll just say that when one one of our clients was interrogated by the boston police department after a civil disobedience arrest she says she was. interrogated by the f.b.i. d h s n a member of the boston police department asked all sorts of questions about her political associations that had nothing to do with the arrests. after that the algae her lawyers asked the boston police department of public records requests for a record of this interrogation they said they didn't hav

this is same concern mayor lee also expressed. we want to make sure that has a broad customer notification process, where regardless of the language you speak in your home, regardless of your social economic program you will learn and make a choice to participate or not. strong part of the amendments we heard from the board were to really make sure low income customers in particular understand the program and what it means to them and their pocketbook. that's the amendments summarized here. strong emphasis on informed participation. in light of that we had planned and continue to plan a robust education and notification to customers about this program. that involves paid media, partnering with community-based organizations to make sure we are really talking through folks who have contacts within the communities. and it is a community engagement program. we expect to be partnering with other city departments, including the department of environment as we embark on this education and notification program. you will see on the consent

the i-495 express lanes is in the final stages of construction. news4 transportation reporter adam tuss is along the beltway in tyson's corper this evening with a look at how the high-tech system is going to work. adam? >> reporter: yeah, pat, it's a question a lot of drivers are going to have to start asking themselves soon, how much is a faster commute worth? would you pay a toll to get around traffic? >> absolutely. >> reporter: you would? >> in a heartbeat. >> reporter: why? >> because time is -- there's not enough time in the day as there used to be. >> reporter: pay up and avoid the traffic, the idea of the new 495 express lanes, or hot lanes as they've been called. the project now about two months away from opening. >> the construction has been under way on the beltway for nearly five years now, and is almost over. >> reporter: project leaders showing off just how technical this road is, a massive data center constantly monitoring the all-electronic lanes between springfield and the dull es toll road. these are the express lanes here. they

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