i remember one day i see this article about gastric bypass surgery.y were just making it seem like oh, this surgery, and it will change your life. because there were people who got it already and they have lost this dramatic amount of weight. and i'd be like oh, that's going to be me. oh, and i'm cute. i'm going get that. so it was like a eureka moment. i'm going to be able to go shopping. i'm going get a job, and i'm going to have money. i just felt like with that surgery, all these great things in my life would come to. i started, you know, trying to find out about it. i found out that i was going to have to pay, like, roughly $6,000. that's when it became, like, oh, boy, money again. like it always boils down to that. i found something that can actually help me lose weight and maybe lose weight quickly and help me change my life around, and i had to find a way to come up with money and really think, you know, what am i going to do. i think it was in the morning, and there was a knock on my door. my cousin went to go get it. >> what's up? >> so i go

a separate hearing gastric to the zoning administrator bus the variance was not needed that's why he is not here. >> we can approve it today and the other hearing with just the variance. >> yes. like he normally does. >> not involving the commissioner. >> it appears about 3 feet before the rear yard that wouldn't trigger a variance there could be an expansion of the bedroom space without encroaching. >> i'll be more in favor of limiting it to 3 feet but if it didn't work they get less bedroom space that will be better off to go back and take the chance with the variance. >> i'm prepared to go driver's license i'm using the edge of the light well because architecturally it's easier to do and that's all it will do so whether or not we want to you hear you secretary allen i would look for the gentleman that has more experience since he is coaching a colleague. >> i think there is no question we'll agree to a set back autos your prototyping in the front a push back of 3 feet we've got 3 feet of flex room not to get a variance it is you think appeal it is a small variance we wanted to lim

she developed gastric symptoms. he then tried to convince her doctors to perform gallbladder surgery that she wouldn't survive. had debbie died during surgery, tony could argue, as he did in sarah smith's case, that people occasionally die in surgery and that he shouldn't have been singled out. >> and in tony's eyes that would have vindicated him. see, my own wife died under a doctor's care in a hospital while having surgery, and that's what we felt was his prime motivation. >> but why didn't she die from the massive dose of arsenic? medical experts say this was miscalculation. when tony gave his wife smaller doses of poison, she developed a tolerance for it, so the higher doses later had less of an effect. >> i'm sure he was thinking, i can't believe she's still alive. i can't believe i gave her so much and she's still here. i think he just got panicky, and it wasn't working, so i think that's when he just figured, i'm just going to give her a massive dose and be over with. >> apparently, his daughter's ingestion o

that didn't happen because of the sea factor and the fools that rushed in were - it's over and over gastric it is not bad wait a minute, i contribute not signed on the doted line the goal is one of the tools we it is in the tool kit a means for establishing the cvc is the organized shared responsibility for the ongoing maintenance. >> cool thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners seeing that nothing further item 9 the update of the strategy an informational presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm with the planning staff this session is an just want to the economic strategy it is from the office of economic workforce development and i'll just i'm going to turn it over to the speakers we have todd who the the director of the office of economic workforce development, laurel who is the development director of he oewd and ted econo the city's chief economic finding. >> thank you todd director of the office of economic workforce development i wanted to start before we get going on the content to do a quick overview and road map for the day i'm going to open with a little bit of summar

system is overly complicated. [ chuckling ] we have the gastric-bypass discount, but we don't have the military discount. and, quite frankly, it's causing a traffic jam. come on in, folks. two adults? it's kind of a shocker, isn't it? woman: yeah. lemonis: the fact that we don't accept credit cards seems slow and inefficient. we need to simplify the process, and we also need to add another register to speed things up. i'm excited to get ewell involved, because i think he could be a huge asset. so, i want to take a minute and find out what's on his mind. ewell: my wife and i, we're looking at this as, "okay. let's go make a lot of money." i think they're at a tipping point. and if the social media alone is starting to take off without them, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. lemonis: so, is it your plan to move here? ewell: if this can work out in a way where we can work with them, work with you, and it makes sense -- lemonis: are you interested in being a partner in the deal? ewell: i think that would be exciting. -with you as a partner... -lemonis: yeah. ewell: ...we see the s