gabriella!d closely with both arzak's for years and is considered a leading authority on the basque culinary scene. >> gabriella: you've got to move from place to place because the important thing is you have different atmospheres you have different flavor profiles. people here really like the classics. you know, people go after exactly what they're looking for. >> anthony: fried quale egg, blood sausage and peppers. >> gabriella: this is like a whole breakfast on a piece of bread. >> anthony: wait a minute what's that? >> gabriella: sea urchin do you want to try some? >> anthony: sea urchin with onion and cava. >> elena: you are good at eating pinxos. it's so difficult to stop, no? >> anthony: yeah. ♪ >> anthony: walking anywhere in san sebastian with juan marie arzak is like walking through chicago with michael jordan or washington d.c with george washington. he's the godfather, universally beloved and respected. >> anthony: you're like elvis. you're like elvis presley. [ laughter ] ♪ >> antho

now, the gabriella miller, we've had some successes in that area. i understand you knew gabriella. >> i actually did not, but i know her parents very well. >> okay. >> a great loudoun county family. >> wonderful family, i know them quite well. >> the gabriella miller network really creates an infrastructure so that researchers can collect large cohorts of biomaterials from children with conditions such as cancer and congenital anomalies. and the infrastructure allows us to work at a very large scale, and already has had successes. we've had a childhood cancer data set publicly available in pediatric sarcoma and for congenital heart diseases and cleft palate. researchers from anywhere around the world can make use of that information. >> thank you. dr. collins, you gave me an inspiring answer when you were before this committee about a year ago. i used the analogy of president kennedy saying we could be on the moon by the end of the decade, which seemed to many as science fiction, yes it wt it w doable and we did it. can we make a pledge as a society

such as, the gabriella dress.le see it, they want it, that is the culture, you click, one moment, it is delivered the next day. it is all depending on the next day. it is all depending on the product, if we have the fabric available, it is quicker, but it can va ry available, it is quicker, but it can vary from two weeks up to four months. currently we are vertically integrated production, so it can let us integrated production, so it can let us respond much quicker. talking about vertically integrated productions, you design it, source material, get it made, a we have seen this, in china and in portugal you have said, how quickly can you get things on the shelves, fast fashion, weather is good, we want to buy it this week, you don't want to wait. we plan the season out so that it reflects the weather, and customer behaviour, but something like the gabriella dress, which sells out quickly, you can get it within two to four weeks, that is a lot quicker than some of the other contemporary level brands. we don't wa n

. >> gabriella pantoja has joined us and has transitioned to the southwest team. prior to joining the department, gabriella worked for the city of berkeley, where she reviewed building permits and managed the housing data. she has a bachelor's in political science and geography from u.c. berkeley. welcome to the commission. >> president hillis: welcome. >> good afternoon. the case before you is a request for conditional use authorization for the conversion of existing single-family dwelling unit into a child care facility, doing business as casa dei bambini. location is 2401 taraval street. the project includes minor internal and exterior alterations originally constructed in 1924 to accommodate a childcare facility. the project site is a 3,250 square foot property on the south side of taraval between 34th and 35th avenues, not 34th and 35th streets, as indicated on your notice and agenda. the immediate surrounding neighborhood is 2 to 3 story and mixed use, with commercial tenant spaces at the ground floor and residential units at the remainder of the floors. the

just mind out tour initiated gabriella kind of says when she bought her first beatle she was sure she couldn't be the only one to develop such feelings were a car so she asked around on line and soon the first meet up came together now it's turned into a huge community these days these are things that only need to get close and stand . typically for the sunshine to where most beatles are decorated with love and care some cars reflect their owner's interests you can find bugs in star wars design. or glittering uner come the eagles whatever brings a smile to the owner's face but the sunshine sure also attracts plenty of tuners more interested in performance. when the drawings came out for these people the concepts of the need be told i thought wow that's a fantastic looking car i want to buy it but i only want one as a performance model because that's what i'm used to do i like nice cars and of us driving so i didn't feel there was a one point eight that i don't. and been working on ever since. the twentieth anniversary of the new beetle was a special cause for celebration even if some

and this is nazanin with gabriella a week before she was arrested in the spring of 2016. since, with iran accusing nazanin of spying — something she strenuously denies. the foreign office minister alistair burt is now in iran. he will meet his counterpart and push for nazanin's release. his boss, the foreign secretary, expressed frustration on twitter, calling iran "an incredibly difficult regime to deal with." jeremy hunt said nazanin's hopes had been raised and then dashed when she was returned to prison. he promised to redouble efforts to get her home. last week he raised her plight at the united nations. every day that she is in prison is a reminder to the whole world of a gross injustice. nazanin's husband, richard ratcliffe, has praised the foreign secretary for his efforts. she suffered panic attacks after being locked up again. who calls the shots in iran is often not straightforward, and nazanin's predicament is complicated by tehran's deteriorating relationship with our key ally, the united states. london mayor sadiq khan wearing a bright yellow bikini — is flyi

and this is nazanin with gabriella a week before she was arrested in the spring of 2016.ll meet his counterpart and push for nazanin‘s release. his boss, the foreign secretary, expressed frustration on twitter, calling iran "an incredibly difficult regime to deal with." jeremy hunt said nazanin‘s hopes had been raised and then dashed when she was returned to prison. he promised to redouble efforts to get her home. last week he raised her plight at the united nations. every day that she is in prison is a reminder to the whole world of a gross injustice. nazanin‘s husband, richard ratcliffe, has praised the foreign secretary for his efforts. she suffered panic attacks after being locked up again. who calls the shots in iran is often not straightforward, and nazanin‘s predicament is complicated by tehran‘s deteriorating relationship with our key ally, the united states. here in the uk, the queen has officially opened a new highland games centre named after her son, prince charles. the queen is at the braemar gathering, which is considered —— catriona renton reports. the quee

john, or cs, deborah, mark, sarah, annie, gabriella, and marie show. or any of those folks here still this evening? ok. come on up. >> good evening. i'm speaking on behalf of of the african-american parent advisory council. and we wanted to address the board in regards to the e-mail that we sent earlier. they said it would be reviewed and have it noted on record we stand by supporting the amendment. to add a preference for students attending willie brown middle school who meet the delayed out our requirements. and just a reminder, at this point in history, in 1957, the little rock nine had to be escorted into school so they could access education. it was rightfully there is. they were not getting at the schools that they were at. his to the ears that are listing in the eyes that are watching are keeping a reminder that history does repeat itself and things come back up but we will not stand by quietly and watch if that change needs to be happening. that is all. >> thank you. [applause] >> i have another set of speakers. these are on a couple of differe

. >> high, my name is gabriella and i currently live at 48 clifford terrace with my husband and two kids. our daughter sophia and i left a garden, but we have raccoons that have smashed every potato we have ever grown. roof garden would allow us to grow more vegetables as it would have plenty of sand without fear of losing harvest to raccoons. roof decks in the neighborhood are common. there are many homes with four stories. many of those are near the 40- foot height limits. i have a map to show all the relevant heights in our neighborhood. our host is only three stories and only 32 feet high to the top of the parapet. we have been addressing the d.r. applicant's concerns to our proposed roof deck for over two years and have made three major revisions. along with many considerable alterations. we have now compromised on a roof hatch, minimal guard rail at a mandatory 30-inch fire rated wall of the property line. we believe a 6-foot wall -- 6- foot tall windscreen setback 5 e addresses her privacy concerns much more than her proposed clear glass one. it saddens me that after so many years

and this is nazanin with gabriella a week before she was arrested in the spring of 2016. since, with iran accusing nazanin of spying — something she strenuously denies. the foreign office minister alistair burt is now in iran. he will meet his counterpart and push for nazanin‘s release. his boss, the foreign secretary, expressed frustration on twitter, calling iran "an incredibly difficult regime to deal with." jeremy hunt said nazanin‘s hopes had been raised and then dashed when she was returned to prison. he promised to redouble efforts to get her home. last week he raised her plight at the united nations. every day that she is in prison is a reminder to the whole world of a gross injustice. nazanin‘s husband, richard ratcliffe, has praised the foreign secretary for his efforts. she suffered panic attacks after being locked up again. who calls the shots in iran is often not straightforward, and nazanin‘s predicament is complicated by tehran‘s deteriorating relationship with our key ally, the united states. government documents obtained by the times newspaper have shown

i've been speaking to gabriella williams, who has a sesame and poppy seed allergy and ate a sandwich stephen vaughen — he's the director of all food hygiene ltd who run food hygiene training across the world. initially i had gone into pret and checked the ingredients on the sam wood label, and i went up and asked the staff if they could give me information on whether it had sesame or information on whether it had sesame 0" p°ppy information on whether it had sesame or poppy seeds in it. they got their allergy book out and told me that there wasn't any sesame seeds in it, but the allergy book didn't have any information on poppy seeds because it is not a top 14 listed allergy, but they said it should be fine because if there was a lot of poppy seeds, it would be listed in the ingredients. so i bought the sam wood is thinking it would be ok. i also checked the website, because i assumed that if there was going to be any extra ingredients that were listed on the packaging, they would be on the website, because with every other cafe or coffee chain, they are. that also listed exactly the