. >> there is a board -- a horizontal board on top. it does exist before? >> not exactly like that. >> no. >> the picture there is partly built already. before the permit was granted. >> thank you. i do not have any further questions. >> you have three minutes. >> i really just want to be done with the whole thing. is taking a long time. i would like to repair it and be done with it. however that needs to be done from everybody is perspective, i would like to spend the least amount of money i can and just repair it. however it is appropriate or suitable. if nothing else, i have to add, whenever you're bored's feeling is as to which should be done. thank you. >> the simplest thing to do is leaving the beams projecting outward. if you put the rail as we suggested earlier as a potential alternative, if they are recessed in 3 feet or 3 feet 6, you're not required to put a fire wall. >> i would prefer not to have a rail than to cut back -- there are beams that, all the beams that support the structure have come out from the original structure all the way to the

television is horizontal, computer screens are horizontal, people's eyes are horizontal.en't built to watch vertical video. >> i love vertical video. >> nobody cares about you. >> there are some pretty severe, severe effects. >> movie theaters will have to be tall and skinny. >> and the movie theaters will have to get torn down and rebuilt. >> say no to vertical video. >> there is something you can do. >> say, you're not shooting that right, dummy! >> the video was created by the groundhog and mario from glove and boots. glove and boots is a place on the internet where lots of puppets live. why make a video about vvs? >> wasted space, people. >> you know what, those vertical videos make me dizzy. >> nice. >> the dizzy video -- >> dizzy. >> was a vertical video. >> why do you think people are shooting vertically? >> it's because they don't understand how things work. >> so describe exactly, step by step, what can we do to help a friend who is suffering from vvs? >> slap him. >> don't do that. >> no, don't do that. then you might have to stick him down and have an intervent

the process has run the stress test and other horizontal supervisery exercises since its establishment in 2010 and is extending activities to coordinate more effectively. thank you for your attention and i will be pleased to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. comptroller curry, please proceed. >> thank you chairman johnson and ranking member shelby and committee members. thank you for the opportunity to update you on our implementation of the dodd-frank act, impact of supervision and our response to jp morgan chase's losses reported in may. among the many dodd-frank related rule makings underway our rules remove references to credit ratings from occ regulations and a final market risk rule. in addition i will soon approve pucklicati publication. the occ is also reviewing comments received in response to proposals regarding the rule and stress tests required by the dodd-frank act. these rules when final will make important contributions to the regulation of financial institutions in this country. the dodd-frank act and other reforms have already done much to strengthen o

. >> i like you've gone horizontal.has horizontal and damage nation diagonal. >>> i think sunshine is going to be stepping out tonight. pretty cute. such adorable skirt. we love it with just a white t-shirt. the skirt is such a bold print, you really don't need to do much more but grab a great t-shirt, statement necklace, good to go. >> you keep the top simple. high waist. >> you want something simple on top. what's great about this skirt, this shape really works on a lot of different body types. if you're pear shaped it will help you out. if you're bustier. >> sunshine you've got legs for days. is it appropriate to say that. it's so flattering. >> thank you. let's bring in laura, she's modeling shorts. obviously this is weekend wear, not work. >> a great little silky short like this from top shop, this could be your going out at night. a great alternative for a mini dress. just a playful, fun look. again, you're not going to spend a lot of money on it. have some fun. you could do this with a heel if you want a longer l

through hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, economic oil and gas reserves have the potential to create millions of new jobs and make the united states finally energy independent. increased energy exploration and production is one of the keys to turning our economy around and putting americans back to work. it's no coincidence that states with low unemployment rates are high in energy production. while technology has greatly increased the atm ability to find new oil and gas, this morning we learned and heard on testimony in the full committee about the many ways the administration stood in the way of the american energy independence by slowing down additional production of coal, oil, and natural gas. under the obama administration of red tape and endless government studies have discouraged new federal permitting. the energy renaissance we heard of today is taking place almost exclusively on private lands. we have a chart to be able to note how 96% of the new production that is occurring is occurring on private land, rather than on public land that is a loss of royalties and a

i know there's great innovation in the horizontal drilling. if you could -- you are from pa. we have talked before. why now? what's going on that it's this public concern? and what brought it about? >> i think it harkens back to the article that i just mentioned that i'd be happy to provide the committee. also i do believe and i think madison wrote about this in the federalist papers, there's a tendency of power to want more power. so that may be part of what's going on here as well. >> okay. >> i believe first of all you have to keep in mind that some people are labelling all kinds of issues associated with oil and gas drilling and production as hydraulic fracturing. there are certainly some issues associated with the rapid development of oil and gas in areas where it has not occurred before. we've seen that happen in various parts of the country. it's happened in certain areas of oklahoma. >> this has been around for 60 years. we never had this degree of concern before. there's a large swath of marcellus shale through pennsylvania. why this little town and why not some of t

another underlying tone that happened that we should analyze is we part of the fear is to build the horizontal grassroots movement of labor not only just labor unions but labor in terms of all workers building the grassroots horizontal strategy the strategy that's occupy i think that gives us a proof of concept that we can compete directly against the power of the corporations and let's talk a little bit about occupy wall street movement i know that this was on thought up sort of encouraged by that canadian magazine adbusters who basically you know put something in their magazine last summer two thousand and eleven and said hey everyone go take over wall street on september seventeenth. get huge for a while there but george i want to put something up on the screen now adbusters is changing its tune a little bit it says occupy wall street is burned out of money out of ideas seduced by salaries comfy offices book deals old lefty cash and minor celebrity status some of the most prominent early heroes of our leaderless uprising are losing the edge that catalyzed at last year's one thousand and kam

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

we are now able to do that through one thing and that is precision, horizontal drilling. we were able to go down two miles, turn right, go two miles and hit that lapel pin with a drill bit. it's that precision that we've developed any the independence largely responsible for that development, myself and others and we were able to do that precision drilling and that's what unlocked this new era that we're into. and it's certainly a greater -- we've had tremendous success in these new resource plays across the country. somebody aptly described the new natural gas supplies that we've unlocked, some hundred years, i think it could be even greater than that. it's tremendous, and we've seen the imports go down as new productions come on here in america. we've gone down to about 42% right now from 60%. high of 60%. we're down to 42% now. and it's estimated marshall atkins, renowned analyst with raymond james, estimated it will fall to 26% by 2015. that's just around the corner. and also would cut our trade deficit by 82% by 2020. so it's tremendous where we're headed and what it

i clearly said, we need people to be involved in the political process as well as that horizontally.nd you of something, september of 2005, when we had our first multi-candidate elections, mubarak against several other candidates, we were ecstatic. looking around thinking, 3,000 people. you have hundreds of thousands of people in tahrir square. whoever is going to be our president and whatever the military thinks it can do, the egyptian people have put everyone on notice that we have the ability and the right to say no. it is our struggle. but while it is our struggle, it is very important for foreign allies to understand, to ask themselves, are they going to keep making the same mistake of choosing stability at our expense? putting a piece of paper in a ballot box is not freedom. so, i ask secretary clinton and president obama, as well as the european unit and all the other people who are fascinated by our revolution, whose side are you going to take? the people who went out there and paid a price for this revolution or people who will promise you stability at our expense. choose ou

five, and providing homes for immigrants, horizontal appears more successful than vertical. otherwise most of the housing in queens is either a single family housing or four or five story apartment houses. just one minute. oh, shareen, i knew i would screw up this one. [laughter] i'm looking for number six. well, give me the book and i will find it here. it is in the back of the book. i should add a footnote about the back of the book. this is the chapter that we call the future of us all, based on a book about means by the sociologist roger sobczak. do not underestimate the power of professional, parental and civic associations. number seven, use public libraries to give immigrant newcomers a welcoming space. with not only books, dvds and other information is available in their mother tongue. queens is not only an excellent example, but it has a foreign policy and partnership with other diverse communities around the world, including china. number eight, make empowerment of women a priority to better barriers. promote economic growth and smaller families, combat spousal abu

i live in fallston and it was raining horizontally. have a sliding door as beg as that one. i was standing right by it and couldn't see out of it. it was that much water hitting it. we've seen good storms but nothing as viep also has this -- violent as this one. we were fortunate that all we had was tree damage. we had damage to eight trees. it's a shame to lose the black walnuts. they were beautiful trees. i can't walk far. i can ride my scooter. somebody's got to do something. mother nature, you'll never win if you try to go against her. i'm old enough to know. i'm 77 and seen a lot of life. >> we'll continue to follow this. the powerful tornadoes on friday moved buildings and one crashed right on top of matthews in harford county. he's got a broken leg, dislocated shoulder, bruises cuts and other breaks. last night he moved out of his bed at shock trauma into a rehab center. we'll keep an eye on him. >>> you have sent in tons of pictures, so check out our website, abc2news.com. we put them all together in a slideshow and you'll find it right there on our website. >>> poli

. >> it is a horizontal platform. this window is going to become a door. the other buildings don't even have a gate on the front. no one has a date. >> we can take rebuttals from the permit holder. >> just for a point of clarification, i made a physical site visit on monday evening and what is being referred to as a window is to fix pieces of opaque glass, you cannot see through them. i think you were trying to get that out of one of the earlier speakers and wanted to clarify that i saw that with my own eyes and that is the condition on the site. >> are those windows non- comparable? thank you. >> all of these pre-existing windows, both houses have windows facing each other and they have for 100 years, actually. this is not a deck, it is the minimum lending to have been there through the ground. the owners don't want to have a step where there is going to be a door. they don't really believe that it will be providing any benefit at all to the neighbor and providing a hazard to them. that is all i have to say. we indicate the windows in question and as such

horizontal drilling and fracking, natural gas has great potential benefits. much cleaner than coal.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 now

. >> i am going to cut end to end and verticily and then horizontally and do the same cut four times rotating 180 degrees between each cut. >> that seems like way too much work for me to eat my bagel. >> like bagel origami. >> watch the finished product. look at this. after all the cutting look what happens. >> there we have it. two equal linked parts. >> i have a bagel that we are all going to try to cut into a mathematically linked bagel snack. it says start at the end and go upward. your turn. >> oh boy. >> math is not -- >> can't do that right now. >> i didn't see the rest of that part. so i go -- you want to try it? >> i have to, i guess. >> you do have to try. your part was really good. >> why do you sound so surprised? >> the italian boy can cook. >> i wouldn't call that cooking. >> i should do upside down. this is a weird team building exercise like on our first day. >> want me to finish it? >> nick. >>> a video full of -- >> delicious, bodacious awesomeness. >> this is for guys and that is what guys think is talented. >> what do you think of kate upton's talents? >>> and whe

they will be constructed in the right way with the newest technology using horizontal drilling and staying away from certain areas in doing that kind of thing. we have other announcements we will be making soon in terms of the oil and gas production in utah. because of the way we are bringing people together. i give you those three examples. i might as well give you another sense senate term rakowski was up. few minutes ago. -- senator mark caskey was in here a minute ago. this is something i am very proud of. the 22 million acre holding in alaska which was set up a long time ago, there is now a way in which it will be active comic- con docca loebsack -- where konica phillips will move forward. that is a very significant d eal. that is not an easy decision. we have not made final decisions about what to do in the arctic but we are looking at possibilities of moving into the area. it in large part because we need to know what american's resources are. we ought never be afraid of science and knowledge that does come from exploration. if it is done, it will be done under the utmost caution. m

to take advantage of the sloping side, we also divided the project horizontal leap. the building stepped down in four major levels. the residents actually circulate down to the street, from those individual elements. and they live like a neighborhood building. on three sides of the project this is lined with townhomes, every 24 or 25 feet, and octavia has the active uses. you have a continuous pattern of openings, all the way around the perimeter of the site. having three architects allows each of the frontage as to have its own design character. owen took the lead on the design of the building, and john moran -- on laguna street. and the buildings between oak and hickory. this is an overview of the site plan, and i am sure that you're used to this -- you can see the pattern of the three courtyards. the landscape architect has organized these as gardens with a terrace, with these gardens that captures storm water. and then, those kind of connect, and then -- the central core, which allows for that view and they lack access, and this is an accessible -- this is connec

i would expect that this building not just operate on the traditional horizontal siding and then cement plaster, which is everywhere else. i am very much -- i would ask that you spend more time with the detailed elements of the facades. i question the dark tenting on the windows. -- tinting on the windows. i would ask that the department spent more time designing it's a little bit more people friendly? commissioner sugaya: just echoing that comments. we're trying to get to something that is a little bit -- just taking a look at the street. commissioner antonini: one of the neighbors made a good point. it is different when you are restoring the building. even so, ui think some sort of contextual sympathy to the buildings on the street with regards to the facades come up real treatment, window treatments, would be greatly appreciated. but that is up to staff and project architecture to work out. i think will hold project is a winner and it should be passed. >> other questions? >> on the motion to not approve the project as proposed. [roll call vote] so moved. that motion passes unanimousl

there is no horizontal addition, but they are building a deck. when you looked at the drawing, it doesn't show well here. they didn't bother to show what they are blocking. they decided it wasn't legal. i will explain their theory they did not account for the downward sloping line. it is 10 ft. 3. you have to do a notice. you take a look at the height and here it is 37 feet and on the application is 36 feet. you can go out and measure it, higher than 10 feet. the aerial photo will never show and a pop-up. they say there is no drawing showing that this talk about was legal. this is their theory at the plan we were able to find. the only plan i can't find his the original permit. that would has not been bootlegged yen. if you look on the outside of this, if someone's not yet at a master of this would, it is the best job i have ever seen in my life. the simple answer is that this is a window was built with the building. they're building a wall in front of the bedroom window and did not bother to show it on the plan. we asked the city to come out and

i'm pretty sure they're horizontal, as in sleeping, because it's night time and that's what you do whenk outside of an empty-asis s building. don't worry, jon, we'll all know tomorrow morning. >> jon: exactly. is that definitive? what are your source saying? are they on the record? >> jon?" yeah. >> you need to calm the ( bleep ) down. we'll know in less than 12 hours. >> jon: there has to be advance work, what do the clerk says. or the white house? the place say sieve. are any of the justices on the kill list-- >> hold ojon, i am getting breaking news. chief justice roberts is announcing a 7-2 decision that you need to calm the ( bleep ) down. >> jon: so two of the justices agree with me, then. ( laughter ). just tell me this-- if they do overturn obamacare, who benefits the most, romney or obama? >> i don't know, jon! nobody knows. there's no way to answer that question without make up a bump of ( bleep ) up. >> jon: the ruling, the effects on the campaign will be meaningless, time-killing ( bleep )? >> yeah, duuh. >> jon: dough that, then. >> okay, fine. tomorrow obamacare will be ov

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