to tony szeto & annie kong, permit to alter a building 3rd story vertical addition and onestory horizontal addition, interior remodel, structural upgrade, plumbing and electrical workk. application no. 2012/06/19/2903s. public hearing held on august 21, 2013. for further consideration today. note: matter was continued to allow time for the permit holder to submit the approved plans; no additional briefing allowed.>> thank you. -- next item is no. 7. 77 appeal no. 13-057 david & niloufer king, appellanttss vs. dept. of building inspection, respondent planning dept. approval 4162 & 4164 26th street. protesting the issuance on may 08, 2013, to tony szeto & annie kong, permit to alter a building 3rd story vertical addition and onestory horizontal addition, interior remodel, structural upgrade, plumbing and electrical workk. application no. 2012/06/19/2903s. public hearing held on august 21, 2013. for further consideration today. note: matter was continued to allow time for the permit holder to submit the approved plans; no additional briefing>> thank you. -- next item is no. 7. 77 appeal no. 1

the horizontal addition consists of a two-story component that extends approximately 10-1/2 feet beyond the buildings' main rear wall. in a one story over crawl space component with a bay window that expands approximately 10 feet further. the proposed addition would be setback approximately eight feet from the south property line and approximately three feet on the north property line. the subject property approximately 20 million feet wide by 120 feet deep is flat and located in the middle of the block between lake and california streets. except for several rm-1 zone lots california street at the end of the block, the block is zoned rh-2 and is comprised of a mix of modest size single-family houses and some two unit and two multi-family buildings. the subject building is in the middle of a group of several single-family houses with similar front and side setbacks creating a pattern of spacing and design on the block base. the subject property and the adjacent property to the south each contain garage structures in their rear yards accessible through a shared driveway. since the commiss

the project proposes to construct five and rear horizontal additions [speaker not understood]. the existing parcel fourth floor will be expanded towards broderick street within the footprint of the existing building. the proposed facade alterations include replacement and relocation of windows at all facades and portions of the rear and side horizontal additions are located within the required rear yard and therefore a variance is being heard concurrent with the discretionary review hearing. specific to the side horizontal addition, the side -- existing side yard at the north side facade would be reduced to three feet at the subject property. with regards to the rear addition, the rear addition would propose to align with the existing rear walls which is approximately six feet from the rear property line. the residential design team has reviewed the project and fear the appropriate set backs have been proposed by the project to provide light and air to the adjacent properties and side line windows t. was recognized by the residential design team that the project voluntarily pro

at the west end of the building, they added towers, breaking up the horizontal silhouette of the basilicaith vertical forms. at the east end, they retained the roman apse, but made choirs more sophisticated with radiating chapels. d inside the building, they broke up the simple walls of the roman basilica with openings for the galleries and for the windows. and instead of the flat wooden roofs of the early basilicas, they used roman-style vaults. [speaking frch] in the middle ages, paray-le-monial would never have been used for weddings, but nevertheless, the cluniac monks did encourage a large lay congregation. but this church is not just a superb example of monastic architecture. it's a model by which we can understd the whole of high romanesque architecture in france. as a pilgrim or a member of the lay congregation, we would haventered this buiing through a porch and found ourselves in the wide and splendid nave, either in thcentral aisle, where i'm standing, or in the wide side aisles. we would have moved up the church to the crossg behind me, so called because it's here that the nav

the property includes a horizontal addition to the building. the building application was submitted on june 19, 2012, and went through notification from august 2012 and september of 2012, there are no discretionary reviews filed as noted made it pop out at the rear slightly smaller and we reviewed an approved that early whier this year. the permit was subsequently issued and an appealed to this board. the board does require with the planning code section 126 c 125. that pop out can be 12 feet into the rear yard, no higher than 10 feet to the roof of that structure. and it can be the full width of the lot or you can set it back 5 feet from each of the side property lines and go to 2 stories. what they are doing is the smaller version, the shorter version which they can go to the full lot with the revision to move it away from the side property line is something they did, not a requirement of the department, they did it voluntarily, apparently that was not sufficient to resolve the issues related to this appeal. the department does support the pr

that is, to the left here, along the horizontal axis. by contrast, inflation occurs when we move upwards here along the vertical or price, axis. now, in the days before the supply shocks, people tended to focus on changes on the demand side only. if demand went up to here, for example, we'd get a new equilibrium of the economy with a higher price level. the change would be inflationary. but we wouldn't then have to worry about stagnation. gnp, you see, has also increased with this shift. but now look at what happens when you get an unfavorable shift in the supply curve. food and energy shortages drive up prices and businesses' costs of production. the supply curve shifts upward. and notice what happens. we have more inflation as in the case of the demand shift, but we now have a lowering of gnp. we have moved both up -- more inflation and, to the left more stagnation. this is the world of stagflation. and unfortunately, when we tried to adjust to this world, we sometimes did things that made our problems even worse. in 1973, food shocks

the rdt found the proposed horizontal addition to be appropriately setback from both side property lines to reduce any negative effects to adjacent properties. the massing of the addition to be appropriately stepped down to reduce any negative effects to the mid-block open space. the rdt noted that the project does not propose any changes to the shared driveway width. the rdt concluded that the project does not contain nor create any exceptional or extraordinary circumstances and staff recommends that the commission not take d-r and approve the project as proposed. that concludes my presentation. >> thank you. okay. first d-r requestor, you have 5 minutes. >>> good afternoon. my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm here on behalf of myself, my husband david who are the current residents and my mother jane [speaker not understood] the property owner. this apartment has been our family's primary residence the last 30 years. [speaker not understood] have a unique situation. we are undeniably conjoined esthetically, gee ranch li and subsequently in its use. both houses are detached and have

we're transforming it from a drilling vertical play to horizontal play. of coming vertically, they're coming on 1700 barrels horizontally. there is enough drilling there to last the company another 100 years. tracy: wow. you could focus there and stay there and seven operating rigs. 12 horizontal, 15 vertical and 700,000 producing wells. >> we have 7,000 wells. tracy: excuse me. 700,000. i'm propelling you into the future. >> yes. we have thousands of loafcations. we are ramping up to 50 horizontals and 15 verticals. we'll be up to 65 rigs the next five years. the company has plenty of capital, a great balance sheet. so we're very excited about doing something to an old field that has been around for 40 or 50 years. tracy: this was a game-changer for you, wasn't it, when you figure out what you could get out of it? >> it's a game-changer for us and also a game-changer for the company. tracy: right. >> the permanent me an basin, this will get up to 2 1/2 million barrels next 20 years. permanent mean basin will five million barrels a day for the. tracy: the

many people have asked, can we have these horizontal tables climb up and go over? there is nothing that would prohibit us from having these horizontal rails or tables. >> as long as you tighten them up because they would go loose. >> here is the dog. the commercial -- commercials have different rules under your planning department, jim. >> there is no required set backs strictly speaking in commercial districts except where there is a residential component. we do have some industrial design guidelines which would probably look at cyclone fences or try to do something a little more attractive. >> without the barbed wire. >> you know this fence on the top has barbed wire. fences that are constructed in whole or in part of that wire are prohibited except with the express permission of the director and the fire department, with the following conditions on the top of a fence more 7 in line in height. maybe, yeah, depending on who is driving. enclosed by a 7 foot high fence such that entry to the area is limited by the nonbar fence. you have to

integration, the affordable care act encouraged but did not mandate horizontal integration, the state of california has embraced that vision and it is the vision that we are holding front and center as we move forward with implementation. social service agencies including hsa are undergoing a culture change in anticipation of health care reform. the question is no longer whether a client is eligible for benefits but rather for what is a client eligible. we are moving as mentioned to a service center business model in which any worker will be able to handle any customer need and in which all doors will lead to coverage. our goal is to provide first class customer service and this includes coordinating with other social service for which people may be eligible. we are currently engaged in hiring and training a number of new staff in ants pace of enrolling over 30 thousand new clients into health coverage beginning in october. we are transitioning to a service center environment which involves reworking all of our business processes and implementing a whole fleet of technology that is ar

for horizontal drilling and fracturing you need 10 to 15 times more component or propellent to stimulatels. so what that means is they have a wonderful macro backdrop for demand and most of the rigs are horizontal drilling. let's not worry about macro stories. when we met with management of emerge, we were speaking, 50% capacity, they're not using right now. like what would that donedo if we filled it in at current rates and margins, grow from 2.80 to 4 bucks. this is a growth story in the right area. you're yielding 9% right now and current distributions. we see a $40 stock -- >> there will be blood, ever seen the povy. >> yes. >> if i was a horizontal fracker i would use that video. i drink your milk shake. that's what they do. hor zoptsal fracking. they go in like this. i'm finished. >> my career too. >> i hope not. >> i want to come back. >> he's from australia. >> he's not. he's canadian. >> by birth, canadian, american by choice now. >> welcome to america. >> good to be here. >> fantastic. >> thank you so much. coming up next, why microsoft wants your old i pads and a lesson on the

elements open the facade the terra cotta elements seemed vertical so if there's a way to bring up the horizontal elements between the buildings that would help. so we introduced our terra cotta i guess they're called in front of the windows as a way to carry the material around the windows and that results in a perception of the overall facades of having a design comparable with the adjacent buildings. another issue that was brought up was that the terra cotta the way it was detailed looked flat because it met metals at the correspondence so we use is the terra cotta where it turns the corner so that's the detail we used here and it gives the terra cotta facade a sense of depth that relates to the depth of the masonry building in the district. and so this give us a sense of looking down the street and o how the facade relates in massing with relation to his neighbors and the terra cotta comes down into the base of the building to over a sunscreen there. the masonry steps back from the main facade as i mentioned before. you can see that in plan here where we actually instituted a structural chang

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

the second level is a horizontal wall passage that provides relief from the vertical and that prepares us for the most spectacular achievement at chartres, those enormous clerestory windows-- windows that are as tall as the arches below, windows taking up the full expanse of the wall-- that marks it as the beginning of the classic age of french gothic cathedrals, the period that we call the high gothic. chtr h more of its original glass than any oth medieval cathedral. what makes possible the size of those windows and the openness of that wall is, in fact, the last major structural advance in gothic architecture the external flying buttresses that take all the weight and the pressures from the vaults, from the timber roof and transfer it away from the wall directly into the ground. romanesque architecture doesn't have this advantage. there we have short, heavy piers thick walls with small windows round arches and groin vaults creating solid but not very tall buildings. in the gothic church the walls don't carry the structure's whole weight. the inner piers are slim and narrow. the rib

one vertical and one horizontal. the vertical line lovingly referred to as the bottom line that we consider in point of view of our decision making things applies to the material a impacts of reality like money. the vertical line has a different purpose. it's the line it differs our quality and the hard part about the vertical line it has to go beyond boulders. so people who come into the store are a wonderful group of folks who are interested in the truth the truth is the vertical line and for marcus books being 50 years of anti grave shul it's become a well, that people go to quench their thirst on materials. >> next speaker >> i'm linda thomas i've lived in inform since 1975. marcus books is important to me because i don't want to go into the store and spell i want to go to the shelf and find a celebration of books. i don't want to have to special order so i want to find is on the shelf available, easy for me to give it to somebody to read when they're trying to understand something and i'm trying to talk about th

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it looked like he was coming down and then all of a sudden he was just horizontal. >> you won't believe what it was. >> a little wind current. >> it was a dust devil that came in his direction, throwing him off and body slammed him into the ground. >> what a bummer. he was like three inches from having the perfect flight and then he gets just body slammed by this thing. >> that's when you know it's right to be calling it a dust devil. >> that was a devilish little act on that devil's part. >> no major injuries. in fact, he loaded this video up on his own youtube channel. >> now, this guy is paraguilidi. it is a wiy e ver vyfast. he has to release the brake to throw his reserve. but when he does that here, starts spinning out of control. >> oh, no. >> almost instantly crashing into the ground. >> oh, gosh! >> oh! >> amazingly, no broken bones. >> i knew it. it sounded like a punch to the gut, got the air out of him and crash. >> the cause of this crash, a dust devil. they're out to get the flyers. >> so twodust devils taking down two different sky divers, two different days. they really

you lay the rebar in there in the different channels stacking it horizontally and vertically as you needd it's something you know that you can get out there and do with a small team of folks rather simply even for large and small projects. >>miriam: once those set up we took care of the garage floor with some precast hollow core structural panels. >> gary pooley: it's a hollow core precast plank. it's got prestressing strands in it. that's what gives it its strength and it's made with low slump concrete which means it's an extruded product. it's like a play-doh machine when you were young and you push out the play- doh. it extrudes it out. >>dean: i know exactly what you mean, yeah. >>miriam: the framers took over after that and put up in quick succession the basement walls, the first floor trusses and subfloor and the first floor walls. >> ted hilgendorf: as soon as we have our floor laid we'll chalk lines where all the walls are going and then we nail down a plate on the floor there. on top of that we'll set our panels. >>miriam: and then once you actually set the panels just temporary

that fusion is so complete because the architect has shaped this interior both vertically and horizontally in such a way as to suggest that the building interior contains a perfect form, that perfect form known as the sphere. the paradox encountered in this structure is that space so ordinarily thought of as being defined by architecture instead defines architecture. the true substance of the building is space. as you can see the coffers, meant solely to organize to structure our visual experience, recede towards the oculus, culminating in that passage-- not an escape, but a kind of communication between the interior space defined by this extraordinary building and the space of the cosmos that lies beyond. that cosmos is perfection, perfection in the form of a sphere, a sphere which has no beginning and no end. pagan temple christian church bold and original work of art-- the pantheon remains a symbol of universal significance for all the ages. hadrian's restless intelligence was also at work in the immense and inspired villa complex he built for himself near tivoli. like other emperors, h

consumers, businessmen, and the government on this vertical axis, and national income, gnp along this horizontals. in 1946, full employment gnp when everybody who wanted jobs was able to find them, was probably around here at $300 billion in terms of 1946 dollars. this vertical line is equal to $300 billion. this line will tell us how much spending we'd need to sustain national income. keynes said private spending on consumers' goods, c and business investment, i might not be large enough to keep gnp at this level. he thought private spending would increase with income. the curve slopes up as gnp increases. it might end up here with this $50 billion gap between total private spending and full employment gnp. he said we could fill this gap with public or government spending, g. the government steps in with $50 billion and we can simply add this g onto total private spending. look at what happens. the gap has disappeared. total spending private plus public spending is now sufficient to maintain full employment gnp at $300 billion. even the most rabid keynesians would have admitted that there could

wecht is trying to explain the horizontal trajectory.ad of the bullet going right and down, it was actually going left and up after it exited kennedy's throat. so it couldn't have possibly hit governor connelly. the bullet that hit governor connelly hit underneath his armpit between the fifth and sixth rib. it didn't even puncture through the lung. that means connelly had to be looking left, not the right. it throws out the single bullet completely. >> ladies and gentlemen, i promise we'll have these guys back as we approach the 50th anniversary of the murder of the 20th century. two experts. i appreciate both of you gentlemen coming on. dr. cyril wecht, thank you. mark fuhrman, thank you as well. great seeing you guys again. >>> coming up, how do you feel about tattoos on women? how about if they are competing to be miss america? the tattooed miss kansas will be here. >>> and don't miss the machine gun-toting police chief from pennsylvania. who wants everyone armed to the teeth. >>> and do you want congress to shut down? may get your wi

brandon street for the project is seeking modifications for permitted sfrit encroachment and the horizontal mass projects. and the new construction of a 6 foot story at all. the proposed project will empathize 1 hundred and 45 thousand square feet of office space and will include 12 bicycle parks spaces and 5 car share parking spaces speaker the prevention so is designed with one private court yard and one private. since the packets the department has received a total of 3 comments on the proposed project. one supported neither way and another comment was on the traffic analysis as well as on say rooftop equipment and a third member talked about the project design. copies of this correspondence has been provided to you. after analyzing all impact the department is consistent with the project in the overall quality to be surrounding with the character. within the mixed use office zoning district as of july 2012 there's approximately 2.2 million office space allocation. the project represents an allocation of 7 percent of the large office space. the authorization of the office space will allo

. >>> en el horizonte ingrid no querÍa desaparecer. con su pequeÑo uri. >>> se pone feo, se y inunda y e moha todo. >>> como huracÁn categorÍa 1 hasta que la maÑana de este lunes tocÓ tierra cerca del municipio de aldama como tormenta tropical. pero 40 familias de la barda del tordo se fueron a un albergue. antes de exponer la vida. >>> es mejor, las cosas materiales, vendrÁn mas adelante. >>> en veracruz ingrid provocÓ la muerte de 12 personas y mÁs de 40.000 damnificados. mientras que en esta pequeÑa poblaciÓn del golfo de mÉxico vieron subir el agua en sus casas y pusieron a salvo lo que pudieron. >>> no tengo nada allÁ, no tengo nada. >>> ingrid se fue los problemas continÚan el agua de rÍos y presas sigue sabiendo y lo mismo pasa en guerrero, los estragos de manuel no han terminado. la tormenta tropical manuel, golpeo el territorio mexicano, desde los ocÉano pacÍfico. tocÓ tierra en el estado de colima, en su camino ceraing del estado de tambiÉn e rrer provoÓo un verdadero desastre. dejÓ derrumbes, inundaciones, al menos 14 muerto

elements open the facade the terra cotta elements seemed vertical so if there's a way to bring up the horizontal elements between the buildings that would help. so we introduced our terra cotta i guess they're called in front of the windows as a way to carry the material around the windows and that results in a perception of the overall facades of having a design comparable with the adjacent buildings. another issue that was brought up was that the terra cotta the way it was detailed looked flat because it met metals at the correspondence so we