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

instead of simply laying rows of bricks horizontally, some were laid vertically to provide a kind ofnternal skeleton, locking the horizontal rings of brickwork into place whilst the mortar was setting. enormous scale involves enormous weight, and brunelleschi's masterstroke in building his cupola was to devise a double shell, built first of stone and then of brick to lighten it still further. we're standing in one of the passageways between these two shells, and that solved his whole problem of access for his building materials and for subsequent maintenance, whilst the great ribs which bind the shells together ensure its strength and structural stability. when we come out into the light, out of the dome's dark passages and tunnels, we're surrounded by the classic forms of brunelleschi's lantern. we can immediately understand exactly what his great contemporary and fellow architect alberti meant when he spoke of this magnificent cupola rising above the skies, ample enough to encompass in its shadow all the people of tuscany. not only did brunelleschi's dome dominate the skyline of fl

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

pero a pesar de que la amo, yo siento que debo irme de su lado y buscar nuevos horizontes porque lo nuestro es un imposible. [barullo] >> ¡duro con ella! ¡duro, duro...! [barullo] [mÚsica] ¡duro, duro...! [barullo] [mÚsica] >> medina, ¿quÉ pasa? ¿no piensas decirle nada? ¿vas a continuar el silencio? >> se ha paralizado. >> dile que es muy injusta contigo. >> hasta que el dinero nos separe, continuamos. [mÚsica] >> ¿es tal tu nivel de terror hacia ella que no puedes pronunciar palabra alguna? >> no, seÑor... licenciada, yo le pedirÍa que reconsidere su trato conmigo porque yo no lo considero justo. >> ¿pero quÉ es eso? >> no nos defraudes, por favor. >> creo que no sacaremos nada mÁs a medina. >> rafita... >> muy mal... quÉ vergüenza. >> ¿quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando ahÍ adentro? >> es mejor que lo veas con tus propios ojos. >> vamos de una vez. >> pero con cuidado, porque donde bertrÁn nos vea espiando, nos mata a las dos. >> bueno, creo que ha sido un ejercicio muy interesante donde cada uno de ustedes a su manera pudo desahogarse contra ella. la idea es que este ejercicio les sirva para te

come to this commission we have established agreements with the department for review not only the horizontal infrastructure of the design of buildings; there is a process of each of these areas has for the planning staff and commission. >> thanks for the presentation. [indiscernible] those projects may not have happened without redevelopment. it will be interesting to hear how it's going to work. there was talk when the governor was proposing to eliminate redevelopment about some successor -- not the successor agency -- but some ability for cities and counties to take advantage of some of the tools like infrastructure finance district, are we seeing that at the state level? >> certainly at the legislature there were two infrastructure proposals -- steinberg using existing redevelopment law, but with a smaller tool, not taking the school share. the governor vetoed those bills on saturday. his rationale was he wanted cities and counties to focus is winding down and up the dissolution law. we are hopeful that we will take another run at the next legislative cycle; it was not time yet in the gov

the rain is coming down vertically, not horizontally like it was yesterday. thankfully, yes, things have improved a lot. we're still here dark, and a lot of the damage wad done. we had gusts of wind to 80 miles an hour throughout parts of the region. as we get daylight, we really begin to assess this damage. still showing radar. maybe a few wet snowflakes trying to reach the ground north of washington. we were talking about yesterday. we are getting snow along skyline drive in the blue ridge and out of the appalachians. they've had 16 inches of heavy wet snow. right around washington, light to mod rerate rain in nearby suburbs. don't be surprised if you see that. it is cold. all these areas in light blue are in the 40s. dark blue in the 30s along skyline drive where it's raining and out into the mountains. elkins at 32 degrees where it's snowing. they are getting snow right along skyline drive now. we may see a few wet snowflakes, hour by hour today. we'll have occasional showers. it will be chilly, in the 40s throughout the day. i'll return in ten minutes. f

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

there was a little bit of calm between the gusts but we are seeing more gusts and rain goes horizontal. we will see what is going on near the water and it is pooling a little bit. pretty indicative of what we see on roads and parking lots, starting to pool there. be careful as you are driving morning, you may see patches where water is covering the roadway. as far as the water in the actual harbor here, it looks like we've got at least a couple of feet before it would come up and over the ledge here. officials are looking for a surge of about one to three feet and that would probably put it over the edge. that will increase the flooding of course. as far as the road conditions we were driving around and most are passable but you may see a little bit of water on them. there is a shelter set up in annapolis high school. if you need to leave your home for any reason, you can go there. annapolis high school on riva road. you can bring your pets. cats and dogs are welcome. as far as parking, the parking garages in the city are open and free to city residents. they want to get cars off the s

que mis esfuerzo como vendedor podrÍan brindarme un horizonte... pero la vida...mpras. >> espÉrame un tantito. susanita. >> ¿sÍ? >> tenga usted muy buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> sÓlo querÍa preguntarle si se hizo alguna gestiÓn para el cambio del premio del vendedor del mes y tambiÉn serÍa importante que tengan en cuenta el inventario de premios que marino tiene en su casa, mire usted, es con el motivo de que no se le repitan. >> sÍ. >> mire, aquÍ estÁ. 2 hornos de microondas, 3 televisores, 2 refrigeradores pequeÑos tipo servida. francamente, esto no es un incentivo justo para quien, como marino, es la columna vertebral del departamento de ventas. nosotros creemos que la empresa deberÍa exihibir mÁs variedad en lo que respecta al premio al mejor vendedor, ¿no cree? >> sÍ. ¿cuÁnto le pagas por representarte, marino? ¿sabe quÉ, ramÍrez? el premio ya se caiÓ. >> no me diga. >> trapito lo trae. trapito, llÉvala a la sala de juntas, por favor. >> ya va. >> espÉrame un minuto, trapito, no la vayas a rallar o te agarro a coscorrones. >> bueno, nos vemos. >> estÁ hermo

with horizontal drilling and fracturing, wow? >> so it can be made to work but it's not an easy thing. this is very complicated technology. and i think it's a very good way to have cooperation between china and the u.s.. lauren: and the u.s.. wilbur ross, thank you so much for all of your insight today. david: we've got a lot more coming including tom sowell straight ahead. stay with us [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special opsission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. david: s&p futures just closed. let's go back to larry at the cme group. larry, what does it look like for tomorrow? >> right now we have so many moving

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

>> that's where you place a derrick on firm ground, then dig down with a drill bit that snakes horizontallynes 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 indonesia. wow, thi

it means that as you walk down to the bottom of the fire escape, there's a ladder sticking out horizontallyit will go down because there's a weight. >> it doesn't go all at once. >> so counter balance ladders are what the code currently require. but as we walk around, you will see many of them don't have counter balance ladders, they have drop ladders and accordians and all that. this is an excellent type of ladder. you can see from the end of counter balance ladder, there's a chain. if you follow the chain up. it goes up to a pulley and down the other side to a weight. can you see that? the big weight is the counter balance weight and the code prescribes how many force it will take to operate that counter balance. >> is there a maximum height? >> yes. there's a maximum and minimum. >> it's in the handout >> ladder xdto the ground. on page 6, 2.7. a permanent, 50 pounds. 150 pounds 1 quarter of the way will start to swing slowly down. and no fire escapes will be less than 14 feet above the sidewalk. when any part falls away, it has to be 14 feet. >> the top ladder too, that's a straight lad

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>> seÑor beltrÁn, con todo respeto, sinceramente a veces pensamos en buscar horizontes en otro lado.rÁn cÓmo te sientes. Él es un hombre Íntegro, un ser humano que puede ver mÁs allÁ de las apariencias. >> sÍ, dile, dile. >> alguien a quien le importa al alma de sus trabajadores. dÍselo. >> licenciado beltrÁn, yo? >> basta, ya les oi. basta, tranquilo. ramÍrez. >> ¿si seÑor.? >> acompaÑe en un momento por favor. vamos a arreglar esto de una vez por todas. >> seguro, sÍ. >> seÑor beltrÁn lo que pasa es que? >> camina medina. >> muy bien, te felicito. >> ¿quÉ querÍa hablar usted conmigo licenciado? >> asÍ es chucho. mira, Últimamente han sido necesarias algunas acciones en la hacienda. venta de ganado, reuniones, visitas inesperadas y hasta fiestas. espero que de aquÍ no salga ningÚn rumor. >> usted sabe que yo le soy absolutamente fiel a usted licenciado. >> yo lo sÉ chucho. pero tambiÉn se que lleva muchos aÑos trabajando en esta hacienda. y no estÁ por demÁs recordar de que quien tiene el control de la hacienda, soy yo. y que si alguien es llegar a tener alguna indiscreciÓn o cualqu

. >> now, later today, we'll turn the bit from vertical to horizontal along this path, and then we'll drill in our target zone for a mile down to the south. >> the other technology is hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, where millions of gallons of water mixed with sand and chemicals are pumped down the well at enormous pressure. >> we break the rock. we fracture the rock, and that stimulates the ability of the gas to flow into the well bore, where we can flow it to the surface and sell it. >> in light of the b.p. oil spill in the gulf, i asked aubrey mcclendon about the safety of fracking. what would happen if you go down to dig for shale, and you have an explosion, and you destroy a whole part of the country? >> it cannot happen, okay? >> it cannot happen? why do you say that? >> well, because we're not a mile underneath the surface of the ocean, and if something were to get away-- and there are incidents where wells have loss of control-- you can go--you can go fix it. >> an underground explosion is impossible because there's no oxygen or anything to ignite a blast, but as you can s

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you're going to have to go up horizontally, too, so you can run 12 inches from the top down.oman: it was a hard battle to get it, but there's not a lot of public art on this campus, so to speak. and so maybe this mural will be just the beginning of many to come. as "x" is to 23. there you go! that's it. that's what we're doing. woman: the thing that i remember the most of imagery and what we were looking at was this wealth, you know, this thing coming out of the earth, really not to take, but to give back. baca: after the input from the students, my job is to create the drawing, and to incorporate the ideas into a concise and cohesive composition. this is the california landscape, the rolling hills in a giant ellipse. and it's as if the land was cut apart or sectioned so that you could see into it. the memory of the land is embedded in it. and inside of this ellipse, you see the man who, at the very beginning of los angeles, sold ice creams even before there was a city. the river that moves central to this land base, that is first water, and then concrete, and then water agai

unity of effort requires a lot of horizontal communication. it requires breaking down barriers by and organizations that are bureaucratic because their own survival relies on their own success. if you could get beyond some of the vertical themes that take place in the course of building up other organizations, you would have the opportunity to realize what is possible when very disparate and talented groups come together. so, what you are looking at here, we mobilized the fleet and pushed forces to honshu. the uss ronald reagan, the first effort was to save lives. eventually it would come underneath the plume and protect the radiation in the atmosphere. next slide. this eventually became a hubs and spoke approach to providing support in northeast honshu. as we provide that support, what you are looking is our own way of working with u.s. aid. these other rapid response teams, developing a picture of who is in need so that we can have a better understanding of situational awareness on the ground and act on that information. it allowed us to add

he's suspended horizontally across the elevator as this girl comes in. >> most of the people seem to be laughing at him. >> yeah. >> even the guy that he sniffed. >> here itting wlooks like he'sn for the sniff. double take now. this girl, that was her floor. she got off. >> i'm not a girl, but girls don't like being trapped in an elevator with a creepy dude. >> after that, andrew breaks the news, this saul a prank. even after this girl knows it was all prank, it's still rather awkward. all suggestions that people right in to andrew for him to do. go trick or treating on october 30th. i think that's pretty funny. >> that is funny. >> andrew, if you're watching that would be a good video. >>> it takes a different kind of athlete to want to unicycle. but to unicycle down mountains is a whole other realm. this just looks like a crotch buster to me. >> yeah. it's definitely not the circus. this is stephanie dietz and luke ihold, mountain biking a trail in the italian, about 6,000 feet up the air. have to hike up the mountain first just to turn around and come down this mountain trail. >>

there's the horizontal fin. >> it's just cool to see. bunch of different pieces coming together like a puzzle. >> here comes the landing gear. they seem to just bolt that right on, no problem. the neatest thing i thought was the paint job. so off to paint the plane goes. >> you know, i hope one of these guys who's putting in one of the bolts for the tail fin or the wing, i hope they're not having a bad day and miss one of the bolts. >> just one little bolt here. oh, what's that, jimmy? and you just miss one. or the meeting at the end where they're like, i've got these bolts left over, where do they go? >> i don't know what these are for. >> it's not like ikea where you can throw out the extras. >> it seems like it works. >> you see the guys in the white bunny suits. they tape everything off. they tape offed l ethe letters united. put that bill stripe on it from nose to tail. there it is at the end. the doors open. it's like voila. >>> a prank where this guy, well, wants you to start him up. >> oh. >> you would never imagine, though, what

. >> después de una larga espera, por fin, en el horizontes, jorobas y colas, la emoción de tenerlasy crianza. >> cada una de ellas puede llegar a pesar hasta 40 toneladas, siempre andan en manada y viven casi 60 años. >> algunas de ellas ya son familiares, pues les tienen nombre al venir siempre cada año. >> es como la manera más fácil de codificarlas con números, pero les tenemos muchos nombres a todasd. >> fue hasta 1966 que se prohibió la caza de las balleas jorobadas, se piensa que pueden haber entre 6 mil ballenas vivas en el mundo. >> muchas encuentran la muerte de la mano de barcos pesqueros. >> hay algunas que proponen la caza de ballenas como japón, rusia, noruega. >> en colombia tienen dos graves problemas, las lanchas que usan los narcotraficantes para sacar la droga y el golpe que tienen las embarcaciones con ellas. >> el cuidar las ballenas debería ser asunto de todos. >> escucharlas y verlas es algo hermoso en el mar. >> el gobierno ha tomado nuevas medidas para restringir el pase de buques por donde ellas aparecen. >> .en solo unos momentos aqui en noticias washington

by my understanding of the planning code, this building could have a larger standpoint in both horizontal and vert tal directions. yet the sponsor chose to keep the 2 smaller -- smaller of the two. it incorporates a matching light well for the neighbor at 538 sanchez street. 5, the project is fully compliant with residential building guidelines and the planning department recommends taking no discretionary review. i could go on, commissioners, with additional points such as the need for more housing, jobs, et cetera. you know, it's near public transportation. i think i'll just leave it at that. please sfoert this project and i want to thank you, commissioners, for your service. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, is there any other public comment? >> good evening, commissioners, my name is seamus collins and i am a member of the san francisco coalition for responsible growth. it's a small business organization here in san francisco. you know, i'm a family man, a busy man in san francisco. my life line is these small projects. this is what we rely on it. all my friends, we all work in c

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

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when the rain comes down, the wind pushes it almost completely horizontal. i have been tracking wind speeds and up to 25, 35 miles per hour. our flashlight just died because of the rain. the white cap has been swelling all day long and it is very dangerous for beach goers. it is those dangerous conditions that forced officials to shut down public beaches within the entire county and even here, surfers, swimmers and beach goers are not able to go out onto the ocean because the conditions are too dangerous. back to you. >>> thanks, angela. >> there is more on hurricane sandy on abc2news at 11:00. cynthia. >> reporter: coming up on nightline it could explode into a superstorm. plus a rare look inside the new kkk. and a chilling message from the men and women. that is coming up on nightline right after abc2news at 11:00. >>> we're working for you keeping you informed about sandy's track and the possible aftermath and we're talking about a monster heading our way. >> two questions exactly where it comes in and the intensity it a cheechs once it comes north. you c

the application that we were reviewing now was submitted last december and it constitutes a rear horizontal addition. they are compliant with the rear yard requirement, they are extending out to the 25 percent rear yard. however, in adding the floor and adding the fourth floor they are not compliant with the planning code requirement for 35 foot height limit. the planning code section 261 establishes additional height limits, even though the mapped height limit for the district is 40 feet, planning code section 261-b says no portion, and i'll repeat that again, no portion of a dwelling in rh1d shall exceed a height of 35 feet. so i think it's very clear to note it is no portion. the applicant has provided even in their submital one of the sections that does show that the building will exceed a height of 35 feet so this is where we come to the argument here and i appreciate the appellant's arguments, but would respectfully disagree with their assertion that we would somehow ignore the provision of the code that says no point or no portion of the building can exceed a height of 35 feet. plann