and it tells us a little bit about the function of the lung. if there's restriction or if there's bronchospasm or a little bit more about what's happening within the lung. (peter) bronchospasm is tightness in the chest. (lisa) tightness. so it tells you a little bit about the function of the lung. (peter) and you're worried about the wheezing? (lisa) absolutely worried about the wheezing. (peter) anything else anybody else wants to do? (dr. make) peter, i'd be very concerned about. lisa mentioned this. about whether this was, the onset was acute or was chronic. those lung sounds indicate to me she might also have pneumonia now and so i think it's important to figure out what's happening right now. (peter) okay. (dr. make) in terms of the acuity of the presentation. (peter) what else do you want to do? (dr. levy) not to jumto any conclusions but when you hear a story of tobacco use over thirty years and shortness of breath on exertion you immediately start thinking of obstructive lung disease. but rales on physical exam, as barry was pointing ou

cause of sexual function changes at midlife and beyond. testosterone and estrogen are two very different issues with regard to sexual function. if you look just purely at testosterone blood levels in women, it is absolutely true that there is not a level of testosterone that's correlated with good sexual function or good health, in general. with estrogen, there are some interesting studies that show that the level of estrogen matters. when the estrogen level gets to a certain amount, interest or desire might change. and when it gets to the lowest level of all, there's often pain with intercourse. (dr. schwartz) you know, i, when i go back to the clinical case that is presented, you know, you sort of wonder, if it's not important, when did it stop being important, and when did, when did sex stop. because i really think that sometimes a lot of these hormones are produced by your behavior, by your activity. it's a reflexive kind of system. so, you know, the longer you've been away from it, the more likely you are to have pain, the more likely

butd function of purchasing rail parts is contracted out to a vendor to do. correct? that's what is before us, meaning that previous work that was done by in house employees is now being contracted out. now, that to me is something i think could trigger -- maybe approved through a prop j resolution which is typically before us in the budget process, and i know it might seem different, but in fact i think it's pretty similar. it would be great to have -- i hate to hold it up and i think it's important to get a little more information about whether it would meet the threshold. it doesn't seem like it was analyzed as much as it should have been. >> can i make a suggestion and unless there are other comments and i want to respect that but perhaps we can continue this item for a week and give us a chance to have additional -- we're not meeting next week. i'm going to reserve -- retract that comment, so why don't we try and have a further discussion here. ma'am. >> i am angela carmenhouse with sfmta and we went to the commission for this pilot. just to clarify this is a pur

id is actually changing its functionality. is actually specializing. answer that specialization, your account for the development of the skill or ability in play. we know this occurs throughout life. in fact commit to the end of life, because we know we can improve our ability and we can acquire a new skill to the end of life. here we have an older woman who has acquired a skill in later life, basket weaving. we know that because she has developed a special ability at this point in life, she has remodeled her brain, and that accounts for her developing of this expertise. this is in play in our lives and throughout our lives because our lives are so richly varied from early childhood onward, we create, through billions of moments of brain change, an incredible individuation of ourselves so that through these changes, we have a special ability is shared by no one else in this room in exact form. we have special knowledge and understanding, things that have driven changes in our brain that are unlike anyone else in this room, in fact, anyone else in the w

and for us to assume that the black church is going to function the same way that it functioned in thee mid 19th century that's going to function in the context of a great mike dwrags, it's going to function in the same way of the black power movement and function in the same way in the context of lay capitalism, we're living in an illusion. so we got to understand how to move this institution to the next phase. >> and that's really on fact what independent means. you can be independent financially and dependent psychologically and emotionally. and many of us have a greater loyalty to pharoah than we do to the people that we're supposed to be leading away from pharoah. >> gentlemen, hold that thought. we'll be right back. >>> my pastor becomes my vicarious wealth. [ male announcer on july 16th, monopoly is back at mcdonald's with everything from food prizes to a chance to win a million-dollar prize on a big mac. [ cheers and applause what will you be served up this summer? ♪ monopoly is back at mcdonald's on july 16th, thinhanc to win a million-dollar prize on a big mac. [ cheers and a

and the ideological function of that idea is i think think pretty clear. for example it in relation to creativity, there is this idea that if the same part of the brain lights up when beethoven writes a symphony or bob dylan writes a song, and when somebody comes up with a logo for a tennis shoe which is essentially what he argues believe it or not, if the same part of the brain lights up in those two activities go on, they must be the same because wouldn't it be elitist for us to say that no, that part of dylan's brain lights up it must be in some sense better than that part of the brain when it lights up when milton glaser comes up with a i heart you nor hard you nor thing that you must live with everyday? so, what that allows that sleight-of-hand, what is allows it to do is to move creativity without denying. it allows it to move creativity almost seamlessly into the work ways. so for example eyesight for ge motto at present, imagination at work which i point out is reportedly identical to work makes you free but it also makes you creative, free and cre

>> the gun functions, yes. >> so it worked, correct? >> yes. >> and it worked the way it was supposed to? >> yes. >> there was no suggestion that the pull distance was malfunctioning in any form, correct? >> no. there was no indication that anything on this pistol was mal functioning -- >>> hi, i'm joy reid in for alex wagner. you're listening to the trial of george zimmerman. amy stewart is testifying. let's listen in. >> how you load it, you have to -- i call it rack it, when you pull back the slide? >> yes. >> so that you and the jury knows that

functionally -- you did, okay, thanks. functionally, dem is comprised of three operating divisions. division of emergency services, division of emergency communication, and administration. in addition to this you'll see the dotted line on the slide, the bay area uasi management team reports to me because san francisco is the fiscal agent for the region's uasi funding. all homeland security funding that comes to the bay area comes through san francisco. the mission of the department of emergency management is to leave the city in planning, preparing, communicating, responding and recovering for daily emergencies, large scale city-wide events, and major disasters. dem is the vital link in emergency communication between the public and first responders and provides key coordination to city leadership departments, stakeholders, residents and visitors. so, again, touching very briefly on our core services, emergency services, we develop and coordinate a comprehensive city-wide emergency management program. we develop and maintain a comprehensive training and exercise program. we are the

i believe they will have walk-in functions when they offer medical services as well. it's been described. so, they're a neighborhood-serving retail or active uses that are also -- could be nonprofit. >> then a follow-up question to that. if for some reason a use that gets a conditional use under this provision leave, so the conditional use for that use continues to go with the space. >> so, let's say they had 12,000 square feet. so, another nonprofit neighborhood, supposedly neighborhood serving could occupy the space without coming for another conditional use permit. ~ >> so, this is an interesting thing about the castro street neighborhood commercial district and maybe one of the reasons that we do have a 1500 [speaker not understood] code. the castro district has [speaker not understood] this is something like in north beach. in north beach if you are above the use size threshold then you're changing use to have the use which may be allowed principally or conditionally, you have to go for a conditional use in the planning commission. castro is even more restrictive

and a chemical function of the brain. i dropped a -- and whatever he was saying. the other thing was how little resistance he seemed to get. i don't think it was terry gross but it was somebody and help basically the interviewer's attitude was how interesting, how interesting that is. but for me it was sort of a lebowski moment where i was staying this aggression will not stand, man. you know that famous line from lebowski. usually i am very poor as a writer as artist being told or given ideas for what to write and i really am very dependent upon these big lebowski moments. so i got the book and i started thinking about you know, what it amounted to and it sort of grew over time to become a much broader kind of critique of scientific technical rationality in the united states. it's important social implications. this book, "the big science delusion" has many moving parts. and so i thought that it would be good for all of us but especially good for me if ii, rather than trying to explain it by the seat of my pants by simpl

subjects exposed to blue light released a lot of melatonin and their internal clocks function well, but the more blue light, the less melatonin they relea d released. they had the corresponding disruption in the internal clocks. >> blue light activates various functions in our bodies. at night we should disrupt this process and excites our bodies. >> how might disturbing the rhythm of the internal clock affect health? the professor from kyoto university studied the relationship between the internal clock and high blood pressure. he used mice, some with disrupted internal clocks and others were normal. when he get them salted food, grows. >> translator: the body's rhythm is connected to so many functions, including the working of the liver and heart. when rhythm abnormalities persist, style diseases are the most likely result. >> it's still not clear how much exposure will result in illness. in japan and many other countries, no regulations exist with managing the amount of blue light. meanwhile, germany announced light lines and pointed out that it is desirable to expose to blue light d

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by unifying certain functions you disunify other functions. of you an example from the hsn and the fsa. that vhs, plainly it might make sense to put the transportation security agency in a security agency, but in doing so you separated from the federal functions that otherwise involves aviation. with the fsa it was important that the food and drug administration be transferred from the agriculture department to this new superagency, some of the roosevelt advisers felt like that new structure that would be created in the fsa might mean more amicable to the functions of creating a safety than being in an agency that was focused on in some respects promoting the interests of the our culture industry. yes, of course, by separating the fda from the department of agriculture you create this question which is, how much does the fda really know about farming in does it make sense to give the fda the authority to protect people from unsafe food even if that involves lots of technical decisions that involve american farming in those debates survive to t

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that means before it is functioning and functioning well. toughonce in a while a case comes up or something happens to get the board to have to ink about the application of the act to modern circumstances. sometimes that is when problems arise. i have every reason to believe confidence --fore the confidence to more than a toade have a board able to consult together in the processes. i think it bodes well for the future in terms of people working together. in making the board functional once again. i thank you all. the committee will stand adjourned. thank you. >> thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> interestingly, they help the south koreans unify themselves in a way that was not there before. when the communists came down they were brutal. a lot of them were turned against the north. that solidified their sense of national cohesion and identity. it is miscalculated. that they possible disintegratedve on its own. >> 60 years after north korean

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in the book you have a very hard choice when you put together in the agency so you disunify every function. so plainly it might make sense to put it gse in the security agency but then split from the faa, and gestation all the other functions. with the fsa it was important that the fda be transferred from agriculture to the new super agency. some of roosevelt's advisers felt the new structure created would be more amenable with the pharmaceutical industry yet of course, by separating the fda from the department of agriculture so how much does the fda do about farming? it doesn't make sense to give them the authority even that involves technical decisions. >>host: how did fianna become part of the vhs? it was not at all going there and there was a debate in the right thing to do was have fema report directly to the president in the middle of a crisis but in the and the combination of white house decision making how big they wanted the department to be a and congressional decision making with the decision of jurisdiction and put it under dhs. when katrina hits new were linns the question of

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but that board's function is very different from the federal reserve. despite this, years after dodd-frank was passed this unique situation remains. my concern is that if you have one inspector general trying to cover two different entities, the end result is that neither gets fully overseen. in other words, we don't have adequate checks within the bureaucracy to the make sure that laws are abided by and that money is spent according to law. since the passage of the inspector general's act of 1978, congress has believed that each department and each agency needs its own independent inspector general. this has been a long item standing finish longstanding, bipartisan position. currently there are 73 inspectors general in every single cabinet level department and almost all independent agencies. even small independent agencies like the federal maritime commission and the national science foundation have their own inspectors general. in each of these agencies, if each of these agencies have their own independent inspector general, shouldn't the consumer fi

corresponding disruption in their internal clocks. >> translator: blue lights activates certain functions in our bodies. at night we should be relaxing for a good quality sleep, but exposure to blue light disrupts this process. >> reporter: how might disturbing the rhythm of the body's internal clock affect health? this professor studied the relationship between the internal clock and high blood pressure. he used mice, some with disrupted internal clocks and others with normal internal clocks. when he fed them very salty food, the blood pressure of the animals with disrupted internal clocks rose. >> translator: the body's rhythm is directly connected to so many of its functions including the working of the liver and heart. when rhythm abnormalities persist, lifestyle diseases are the most likely result. >> reporter: it's still not clear how much exposure to blue light will result in illness, so in japan and many other countries, no regulations exist that deal with managing the amount of blue light. meanwhile, this april, germany announced guidelines for lighting. they pointed out that it

they just do not want them to function no matter who runs them. they hate these agencies more than they hate others. they do not like the agencies. they do not like with the agencies do. they block the nominees who will lead them. they say these people were illegally appointed reply to the president have to do recess appointments? if they went out loud a vote, we would not have recess appointment. as soon as the president submitted nominees in 2011, republicans responded they block every single nominee to that board no matter who it was. the board didn't have a quorum. he could not function. it is sort of like, alice in wonderland. they say they're going to block the nominees. and they say they were illegally appointed. we cannot let these nominees go for. the president was forced to reset the points of sharon block because they so strongly object to the republicans existence. we know the story on the cftb. they refer to it, they wouldn't have the agency at all. they have refused to allow a vote on richard cordray, and let us know that they would

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because they really don't want the government to function. and they have chosen two age -- agencies they particularly dislike. and those are at the nub of the problem. cfpb, which protects consumers, and the nlrb, which protects working people. the nominees are incredibly well qualified. they are more than capable of leading the agency the president asked them to lead. and actually there is bipartisan agreement on that point. you would be hard pressed to find a republican who would call these nominees unqualified. why won't the republicans let them through? if they they don't object to the qualification or the ability to do the job. they are blocking these nominees because our colleagues want to paralyze these agencies. they just don't want them to function no matter who runs them. they hate these agencies more than they hate others. say that don't like the agent. they don't like what the agencies do. so they block the nominees who would lead them. take the nlrb, they say, well, these people were illegally appointed. why does the president ha

only sexual function they took everything from us they took political social function from women and left us all new sexual one that's why i was sad our sexual will become political would transform when they could budget openly to go instrument was say that my body is not working for parts or are anymore my budget is working for my own liberation for women's liberation well in my body is also working for my own goals but unlike yourself i cannot claim that i have been reduced to a sexual function i got an education i have a well paying job sharing my house whore chores with my husband so i don't feel oppressed when you say oz who exactly you're speaking for you know we're not seeking to represent someone who who is as you or as you say objectively if it so who is not oppressed but i call you and all other women who are in this imposition is you don't deny the fact that there are millions of women who are who are just totally controlled by by.

for air b & b, we've taken that functionally it that we developed for hurricane sandy and we made it such we can deploy it next time within 30 minutes, whether it be here in san francisco or anywhere else around the world, to rally, to rally support and provide services. and, so, in closing i just want to thank our city leaders, mayor lee, president chiu, the department of emergency management, the bay share and the sharing economy companies for getting this dialogue started so that we're ready when it's needed. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, nate. and thank you all for coming. this has been a great day today. we are going to get -- go back into our meeting and continue our dialogue, but mayor lee and president chiu and i believe nate and milicent also will be here to answer a few questions if you would like to. so, thank you all for coming. (applause) test, test, test, test, test, test test >> good morning and welcome to the special trans joint authority board directors meeting for july 1st. can we take roll please. yes good morning (calling names) >> madam chair you have a kwo

madison functions on a bacteriological model, the germ theory. in fact, we have run out of diseases caused by germs. so when the american psychiatric association said that, they are not wrong. it is possible that psychiatry is actually on the leading edge, not lagging behind. they are actually dealing with the kinds of difficulties that have been much more complicated and will have to take into account many more things besides molecular activity inside the body like what goes on in society and how income is distributed and how people experience their lives. >> so one of their strategies than has been to say that what we used to use, roman numerals, now we're switching to eric, and this is so that we can be more like technology and have -- they have been saying that this is a living document. what does this mean? what does it mean for the credibility? >> nobody knows. i wish i could answer that question. lasted many times to many people and i don't know. i mean, the idea is they will beta tested. with the problem with beta testing, anyone who has

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we really don't want president obama to have a functional cabinet we don't want to have functional ministration we don't have you know basically anything harry reid says no we would like you know the tradition of the president has been able to appoint his own people and here's the here's the debate between two. confirmation cabinet secretaries used to be free from instruction once while there would be something but not very often mr president but under president obama cabinet nominees have faced unprecedented destruction and significant delays in some of their positions but already in the obama administration for cabinet secretaries have been filibustered and more filibusters are likely remember mr president he still has three and a half years to go on his term of office. yes the republican leader says there's no problem here. and then mr turtle. has the audacity to actually threaten harry reid. as senator alexander noted no majority leader wants written on his terms to all that he presided over the end of the senate well if this majority leader caved to the fringes and let this happen i'm afra

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what types of operational and functional space we need. that includes things like larger operations in many places, we have many other agencies in our embassy as well. that's all wrapped in to what it is we're doing. and how we build buildings and where we build buildings. i can't agree more. it's a combination of factors, we believe we still need probably at least another 75 or so major buildings. >> i guess, mr. chairman, i would urge we look at the way we can get an updated, realistic inventory of what we need globally to meet the challenges. i really do applaud former secretary clinton and president obama for recognizing the importance to our national security. our diplomatic missions. they need to have the resources in order able to carry that out in a safe manner. let me to move to on to second issue in security. that is the confidence, support we get from the local government and authorities. i know that is different and different cub countries. that's evaluated as part of the security mission you have undertake. can you just briefl

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not about how to function. not about training. these armies, they didn't even hold target practice for the most part. something which comes to the floor so dramatic as you remember from one part of the book where i'm talking about, you sit down and to calculate how many shots are fired versus how many actually hit the target, and the average is something would come it takes the 125 fired shots before you when somebody. well, that's not a compliment to marksmanship. that's about how well i did shooting trap. and it's all a function of the lack of discipline, lack of training. these are just not professionals. and so that ineptitude means they never quite get things together for the knockdown blow. it's kind of like watching amateur boxing. where two people who might be good at slugging each other but they just don't know quite how to bring it all to the conclusion. now, that said, these are still armies that fought the most extraordinary kind of raw courage. it odd ulysses s. grant at shiloh, to see perfectly green volunteers, an o

sexual function they took everything from us they took political social function from women and left us on the sexual one that's why i was sad our sexual will become political would transform when they could budget openly to go instrument was say that my budget is not working for votes or are for my budget is working for my own liberation for women's liberation well in my body is also very king for my own goals but unlike yourself i cannot claim that i've been reduced to a sexual function i got an education i have a well paying job sharing my house whore chores with my husband so i don't feel oppressed when you say oz who exactly you're speaking for you know we're not seeking to represent someone who who is as you or as you say objectively if it so who is not oppressed but i call you and all other women who are in this imposition is you don't deny the fact that there are millions of women who are who are just totally controlled by by family traditions by this society being being totally dominated by men and what we are doing who do we represent where we present ourselves where presen