but usually the glariest polaroid is horizontal so we cut the horizontal off like that. you're gonna like that, honey, that light came in--it's okay. but--and now what you see is without glare, hmm? do you know what this pair are for? 3ds. 3d movies, used to be popular. used to be 3d movies where you have two projectors are going one at one time and you've gotta see each scene independently so the polaroids-- one in this way. you got your glasses that way, the other projectors polarizing this way, you got glasses that way. boom. each eye sees an independent view and 3d vision right there. questions on that. question. yeah. polaroid glasses ain't necessarily cut out uv, though, right? no. polaroid--the function of polaroid glasses is to cut out the horizontal component of all light. it turns out all glasses will cut out uv, all glasses. now, what part of the uv? very, very close to the visible part, a lot of glasses will transmit. but the high frequency uv, the kind is dangerous, all glass. and i believe most plastics will cut it out. so anyone that's wearing glasses, you

this one is horizontal. >> at what point do you call off the tsunami watch then? >> that will be up to local civil defense officials. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> and i was going to say we urge people in the area to continue to monitor the instructions of their local civil defense officials and pay attention to their instructions. we have also had a second earthquake, magnitude 8.2 that occurred just about an hour ago. and that too is, again, big enough that it could cause tsunamis, but again the mechanism of this one appears to be horizontal or strike-slip. >> and what about talk of aftershocks? you mentioned the 8.2 that happened about an hour after the initial one and about an hour ago so now we're dealing with aftershocks there? >> yes, there have definitely been aftershocks in between these events, yes, sir. >> all right, bruce presgrave from the usgs, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> we'll continue to monitor the aftereffects of this earthquake. you can't imagine what people are feeling there especially after the powerful one that hit early this

it also includes construction of a minor horizontal edition. the ground floor of the existing eastern light well in the installation of a roof thatch and skylights. various interior alterations are also proposed. the project site is located on the street and the marina neighborhood. as the kitten 1926, it has approximately 25 feet with the depth of approximately 137 feet. the existing building is comprised of a garage and a one- bedroom unit of approximately 550 square feet in size on the ground floor. a 2-bedroom flat of approximately 1700 square feet on the second floor and an identical 2-bedroom flat on the third floor. on the completion, it will be approximately 850 square feet while the upper unit will be approximately 3600 square feet. the surrounding neighborhood consists of two-four story buildings as well as larger apartment buildings. the subject lot, properties to the west on baker street, while corner properties are zoned rn3. they are 3, 2, and four-unit buildings respectively. the project meets criteria #1 that states removal of t

. >> horizontal drilling you're talking about. >> yeah, it's been a game changer in all of a sudden, the united states of america instead of having some 10% of the gas reserves in the world by some estimates we've got 25% of the natural gas reserves in the world. in 2008, natural gas prices were hovering around 14 or $15. today, they are $2. the rest of the world is $15. $16. $14. you go to asia, europe, they're paying $15 for a natural gas. this has been said earlier today. it's a game changer in terms of the development of industry here in america. the petro chemical industry is going to absolutely have a resurgence. and the interesting thing is that this game about because of independent operators who were comfortable with the friendly tax environment they were in at the time to take the risk to try new ideas that would absolutely lit up the entrepreneurial spirit and the innovators and it changed the game of natural gas in north america and it will the world. that led to oil. next thing you know, the same independent operators who were felt like they were in a friendly tax enviro

that is the horizontal dimensions. the diagonal dimension is 140. they are proposing 238. that is 1.7 times what the code allows. that is on the east building. on the west building, we are going from 110 to 258. that is more than double. 2.3 times the bulk that is allowed under the code. on the diagonal, it is again 140 and they are asking for 266. that is almost two times, but it is really more like 1.9. there is a huge amount of the fact -- of effect. to ask the planning commission to double the ball in horizontal and decadent dimensions, i do not think we can do that. street parking and car sharing -- the sponsor wants 1 to 1. the city's maximum limit under the code is 50 or 54 spaces. the planning commission -- the planning department's recommendation is 126 or 124 or something. we have testimony from the project sponsor that this is a transit-oriented product. and that this is a transit- enriched site. if it is so transit-rich, why are we having one-to-one parking. in exhibit a, under the conditions, the conditions indicate that there will be continual dialogue and on

we've known about horizontal drilling and hide yofrakking for decades. so it's only been the early part of last decade. that we saw that becoming commercial. not only the technology, but it's adapting it to circumstances in this case, the united states. we've been the leaders in this. the ability to take risk, willingness to take risk. and that you tend to find that in the smaller firms. you know, who basically go all in on a particular project. and that's what happens with shell gas in the barnett region of texas which was what really turned the corner in taking known technology, adapting it, and bringing the cost down to where at the time it was profitable. >> and, do you see some technology coming out of the government that's doing to further refine this? or technology coming out of corporations that's going to further refine the oil business? >> i think it's less likely to come out of government because the funding that rob talked about is definitely needed on the clean energy side has basically dried up on oil and gas. the horizontal drilling, that

which is from horizontal surface up to the wall. the next part, it's the critical element is the counter flashing up the wall and over the edge so the water doesn't get in the edge. >> one of the things we see that causes probleming when they don't put cant strips in. somebody will cut a corner 1 thing they leave out the cant strips and try to do this. bend it and make it go straight up. what tends to happen is it will start to split in here. the other thing is it doesn't get tight and there is a void if somebody goes up there they put their foot straight through it. >> so, we have the roof coming up like this. and we are attached to the wall. the next thing is -- this is our exposed edge the edge we want to cover so water doesn't get behind that gap. we take -- we do often is use metal. if your wall that's coming down has stucco you want to put the metal in before the stucco and neither of these work. i can't -- but. you will be flashed over the top of the piece and a second piece that come from behind your stucco. now -- >> the st

. >> i'm fascinated by don's point that horizontal drilling, where i live in silicon valley, if you ask people what's the most impactful invention of the last 20 years, would you get search engines or something like that but probably as it impacts the entire world it's been horizontal drilling. and i was -- i bet i'm the only one in this room that was born and raised in north dakota, in a town -- there's a town called williston where a mcdonald's franchise is paying $20 an hour for counter help to compete with unskilled labor in the oil fields, which is earning $80,000 a year. >> well, let's move to the area of transaction taxes. i dare say that you if you took a poll of americans, the one place where you probably see a consensus, a large consensus of people saying, yes, raise the taxes would be on wall street in general and on transactions. there's a feeling out there that high volume transactions are creating instability in the world's splash crashes and all of that. i want you, starting with you, cameron, president of a high frequency trading firm, say why that's a bad idea. >> i thi

it's a horizontal as opposed to a vertical. >> that's exactly it.f the earthquake, when the seismic earthquake triggered, it was thought it was going to be huchlkt that was absolutely right. the warnings were ordered all over the place and people should get to safe tichlt that was absolutely the right thing to do. it's within more basics come in you can start tracing exactly what sort of earthquake it's been and that really conditions one's expectation. >> as you sate, any washs, the first waves would have hit landfall already in parts of banda aceh and sumatra and other areas as well. how soon can we get reports back from those areas that are liable? >> that i don't know. that depends on people on the ground. >> so we could use social media as well, i guess. >> certainly. with don't have an instrument. but the people will know and they can just phone in. >> roger, just picking up on the potential for a tsunami, you talk about the horizontal movement. the depth of the earthquake seemed quite shallow. doesn't that also trigger the potential for a tsu

basically makes a vertical and horizontal line. you want to look for these things when you look at a building. and it's not always obvious . if you look at this building, this one was an example of the racking we talked about. see how these studs are starting to fold on each other? if this whole thing fell over, the studs would be connected to each other. this is an example of the racking. obvious example of racking here; right? if you walk into this building, you are going to say this is heavily damaged. easy. large cracks. again, you want to look around the doors and the foundation. here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thou

when you talk about a horizontal fault creating a tsunami, it works like this. that's just a really distinguish way to think about what they're dealing with over there. we'll be following that for you all morning long. this morning, the good news in the weather department is the showers will let up at least for the next few hours and that means you can get outdoors and get some things done. it's not going to be all that warm by any means but you'll be able to get out without dodging those showers. by 5:00 p.m. we're talking about more of a steady rain concentrated over the greater bay area. then the next system arrives by midnight thursday. so we're going to get two waves of heavy rain from this next system. the first one comes through thursday morning and then we'll get another wave of heavy rain thursday night into early friday. i stopped the clock on your futurecast right at 1:00 p.m., home opener, san francisco giants. it looks like we'll see light, scattered showers at the very least looking more like a steady rain for maybe a half hour, but i don't think i

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everything has to flow horizontal and vertical leap. we created several modules to make it easier for contractors to attach the documents in a standardized format. we do not have to go deeper anymore. i don't have a formal education in i.t., however, i have deployed some systems when i was working for the industry, and i brought in young, energetic staff to help. we implemented this. it took three months. people knew when they were going to get paid. i think we have a happy contractor community. >> these system improvements have really it increased service to our clients and reduced costs and really improved the bidding environment for our contractors. it's remarkable what she has done. >> been a public service -- being a public servant is a good thing. i love my job. i would never exchange it for anything else in the world. [applause] [applause] >> i am from the department of public works. i have the honor of introducing jocelyn quintos. i will just a real quick, jocelyn works very hard. through her work, a lot of contracts and a lot o

rather, what we have is the surface of the canvas as a horizontal field, like a desk top, like the workingurface of somebody's studio or somebody's writing table, onto which junk is piled-- mail, post cards, posters, advertisements, records, magazines, newspapers-- a kind of tremendous clutter of banal experience that interpolates even great art into that clutter, as here in rauschenberg's small rebus. rauschenberg went on to build a wall of information by silk-screening photographic images onto canvas, as in this work called port arthur, texas. the result is that everything here is homogenized in the uniform surface of photographic information. we may think of photography as a realistic medium, but rauschenberg shows it as a single, flattened, informational field as flat as the screens of our television sets or the front pages of our newspapers. one of the things that happens in jasper johns' work is that he makes the image that's projected inside the canvas synonymous with the surface of the canvas. there is no more interior space in the image. the target, the american flag are manifestl

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but now we can go vertically and horizontally. as they go horizontal lee, they can tap into pockets of natural gas, or oil. and by pushing fluid into the pie, they are able to push the oil out. that is called fragging. this technology has allowed us to get 100 years of additional natural gas. it can be piped to our transportation networks on the interstate highway for long-haul trucks or fleet inside cities. it weakened the event of our oil resources, gas resources, coal resources -- we can take advantage of our oil resources, gas resources, coal resources. we always say, this is great that we will not have cars that require oil. yes, it requires coal. half of our electric energy comes from coal. these are the things i can do to get the price of gasoline where people can afford it again. one of these women here describe to me her business and the fact that they have a fleet of 70 trucks. when gasoline prices go up by 25 cents or 30 cents a gallon, that makes a big difference. because trucks do not get 30 miles to the gallon. we wi

horizontal drilling and fracking, natural gas has great potential benefits. much cleaner than coal. it is $1.75 per gallon equivalent to less-expensive. it keeps jobs here and does not send billions of dollars to a dictatorship. there is fear about what happens and we sat down with halliburton and the oil and gas services companies. we understand they have trade secrets. we showed what the ingredients are and it took a six months but we got the environmental defense fund to claim victory and have halliburton claim victory. here is a transparency, set of regulations that will protect the public and settle down all the hysteria and kirk -- furor about fracking. i did it when i was a kid diyala this. how do we get past that fear and uncertainty and create some sort of predictability to business needs? that became a symbol for our issues. to find the appropriate compromise so we can get on to the next problem. >> would you like to bring us up-to-date on california? maybe give us a sneak preview of the may revise briefly. >> where selling bonds and we're not disclosing materials between

demolishing a nine-foot section of the west side of the existing house and constructing a vertical and horizontal addition. it includes instructing -- constructing a new house. lots are required to have 4000 square feet of area of. the new lot to the west will contain 3300 square feet, 700 square feet less than required by the planning commode. therefore, a variance is required. >> we will give each member of the public three minutes to speak, followed by a three- minute rebuttal by the project sponsor. i would like to inform the members of the public, thank you for your patience, but i was present for the hearing on environmental reviews, so i have heard the testimony given. i want to make you aware that i did fully pay attention to the testimony that has already been given, so please consider that when making earmarks. >> you look so far away. it is interesting. thank you again. it is really important to get acclimated with the environment, specifically the zoning environment. there was a lot of talk about the neighborhood character, but in terms of what we are looking at today, we really have

. >> we will continue to make some adjustments horizontal lee and vertically >>gary: i could run thate piece of next year and did not think anyone would notice, they always say, we draft for need. >>gary: andrew love is the number-one draft choice, the indianapolis colts in the suspense out of it by saying the stanford graduate is our man. they called him on the roof of a radio city music hall. luck was in an event called clay 360, they're trying to get kids exercising for a least 60 minutes a day. here he is on replacing peyton manning. >> howdy really replace peyton manning? he is arguably one of the best ever, my football hero growing up if, i have fairly high expectations for myself, as a going there with those expectations, i tried to look my best foot forward and do the best i can. hopefully one day i can be mentioned alongside peyton manning. that would be a dream come true. until then we will work hard and tried to win a baseball game. >> for anyone philosophe san for doubting that they worth not play those guys just as a fifth flus games and get a better traffic off, david le

that our oil gas industry has developed horizontal drilling and fracking in the horizontal hole. we have gone on page two in natural gas drilling to number one. all of that because of our industry. i can't believe the president is jumping on the industry and keeps talking about all of these subsidies. her in identifies what they are. >> boone, in the paper today, there is another story. the department of the interior is putting a five-year moratorium on offshore drilling off virginia, and the atlantic coast. they were promised leases in virginia last year, didn't happen. now off the table for five years. that's another example of putting the handcuffs on our development. >> absolutely. and you know we had the natural gas act was ready to go on that transportation bill. the amendment, the natural gas act, and we wanted 51.47, but we had to have 60 votes and we couldn't get the two senators from texas and one of the senators from oklahoma to vote for it, and it's a bill that is absolutely in favor of the united states, and especially texas and oklahoma. good for them. >> last quest

that is a low horizontal tube- shaped cloud.cloud. >> i've never seen it before. >> it will look like it is rolling. it is completely detached from other clouds. it is actually a rather harmless cloud. it often occurs -- this is going to get a little complicated. basically, it happens most frequently in coastal areas when you get a clash between a warm landmass and cooler ocean waters. >> so you won't see this in your landlocked states. >> not going to see a roll cloud typically in washington. occasionally, they will be connected with thunderstorms. >> i issue you could see wisdom's face. >> i've never seen that before. i've never seen it. i don't understand it. >> it is rolling like this. >> yeah, it actually rolls. >> and it is harmless, you say, for the most part. >> yeah. shelf clouds are much hour dangerous and a wall cloud, if you see a wall cloud start to come out of the back of a thunderstorm, look out. that means a tornado could be developing. >> is this roll cloud, is that low or still high up in the sky. >> usually ve

. >> because the motion is horizontal it is not moving the sea floor the water column as much as a vertical. >> reporter: u.s. geologist went on to explain because the temblor was centered hundreds of miles off the coast the shaking damage on land should be minimal. no serious injuries have been reported. video seems to indicate some were hurt, most likely by falling on thes. there have already been more than half a -- half a dozen aftershocks in the four to five magnitude range. more can be expected. some as large as magnitude six or seven. >>> we have new information about the trayvon martin shooting case that will be released before the end of the week. in florida the special prosecutor will be making a major announcement by friday night. it has prompted more information that george zimmermann will soon be arrested. he claimed he shot martin in self-defense. many claim it was racially motivated. this morning the u.s. attorney general spoke about the investigation. >> i know that many of you are greatly and rightly concerned about the recent shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. a

>> that's where you place a derrick on firm ground, then dig down with a drill bit that snakes horizontally under the sand dunes with branching tentacles like a fish bone. the drill bits can travel out for as much as five miles. you know, when we were growing up, we always heard about the building of the pyramids. this sounds like the building of the pyramids. >> it was a huge task for everybody. >> the shaybah facility is now being expanded to extract a total of 750,000 barrels a day of high-grade, arab extra light crude. and when will you see the first drop of oil out of the new part right behind you? >> we will operate this facility very early next year. we're almost done. >> so the beginning of '09. >> absolutely. >> then on the other side of the kingdom, there's an even bigger mega project at a field known as khurais. it's also scheduled to go online in 2009. >> this is the biggest oil project in history. >> khalid abdulqader, the project manager, says 1.2 million barrels a day will be tapped here. that's more than the entire daily production of some o.p.e.c. countries like qatar and i

a horizontal position raised to 2 feet was a large railyard edition. the deputy director of tainted filled out a permit that became the 2011 to 25 a 0973. this was the only permit filled out on february 3. in the course of assessing the customer and filling out a permit application, the wrong stamp was inadvertently used by staff and myself. the contractor made it clear no work had been done to the previous permit. if you look at the permit, it talks about the building that goes from one story to story, and the one story of the base and being eliminated and had become inhabitable. line 6. line 2b shows the project value of $106 million. the contractor was told verbally and in writing. the contractor was told verbally and in writing to proceeds of to city planning to obtain approval. when it was brought to the attention of dbi staff that they did not get city approval, it was referred on august 3, 2011. on august 152011 planning requested that the list the revoked billing application 20110 to 2509734 jersey street. in other words, they review jersey and

. >> because the motion is horizontal it is not moving the sea floor the water column as much as a vertical. >> reporter: u.s. geologist went on to explain because the temblor was centered hundreds of miles off the coast the shaking damage on land should be minimal. no serious injuries have been reported. video seems to indicate some were hurt, most likely by falling on thes. there have already been more than half a -- half a dozen aftershocks in the four to five magnitude range. more can be expected. some as large as magnitude six or seven. >>> we have new information about the trayvon martin shooting case that will be released before the end of the week. in florida the special prosecutor will be making a major announcement by friday night. it has prompted more information that george zimmermann will soon be arrested. he claimed he shot martin in self-defense. many claim it was racially motivated. this morning the u.s. attorney general spoke about the investigation. >> i know that many of you are greatly and rightly concerned about the recent shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. a