we call this the horizontal component of the speed. we call this the vertical part or the vertical component. component is more fancy than part, huh? so we have a horizontal component and a vertical component for every one of these speeds. over here--and now my vertical component longer and i get something like this. so the path of the ball really is-- that's not drawn very well now. it should be a little more-- like that. and, hence, the ball curves. but the neat thing is that what happens sideways doesn't change. it's only the downward part that changes. and you know why that's true? the gravity pulls which way again? beginning with a d, ends with a "own." - try it. - down. down, gravity pulls down. and so guess which way it accelerates? - down. - down. how about accelerating sideways? no. so the sideways part stays the same. [mwah] isn't that nice? take a cannon ball and you throw it up in the air like that, okay? here's the speed like this, the speed gets less, less, less, now it's about to pick up. all along here, the sideways par

. >> one drawing calls it a one by six, horizontal paint door and then it calls it one by five tongue and groove and then 9 inches and so i was not clear how those horizontal lines. >> if i may commissioner. i am going to have a suggested addition to the conditions as well. so maybe we will make and so that there is another submital later on and so maybe we will have a submital of the actual garage door and we can add that as a condition of approval and then i will just say while i am on the subject. only because the base of the bay the rounded sections sometimes get taken off when these garages went in years ago, and completely messes with the balance of the building just that one little item i have seen it happen and it gets taken off and messes with the balance. what i would like to see is just a check-in, drawing sent over once you have a structural engineer, do the structural engineering for that opening so that we can confirm that it stays. >> okay. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i also have a comment on the garage door. it seemed like there was a conflict between the staff report

the pitcher is throwing the ball horizontally. are we given the horizontal distance that the ball goes? yes, we are. and that distance is what? twenty five meters. are we given the time that the ball is in the air? no. therefore, the problem can't be done. boom, impossible. wait a minute, we're not given the time but we be knowing enough physics to figure out what the time is. see how many of us can figure out how long is that ball in the air. let me make it easy, let's suppose the dude just took the ball and drop it. how long would it be in the air, beginning with a w. - one. - one. but now he ain't dropping it. he's throwing it sideways. check the person sitting next to you and see if the person sitting next to you is any resource in this problem. how many say it's one second? show our hands. that's right, it's one second, gang. 'cause if it's gonna take one second for something to fall five meters and you toss it out, it's still five meters vertical. it's like this thing over here. if this is five units down, this one comes out

horizontal drilling is just as important. everyone focuses on fracking but horizontal drilling is a revolution. i guess usually you drill down vertically. historically that's been the case though what they figured out how to do is to drill down and turned the drillbit 90 degrees and go horizontally. the reason for that as a lot of these formations especially shale or bakken limestone is very narrow. you really have to go down horizontally to unlock it. kim was the first in a company called continental resources. they weren't the first to do horizontal drilling but they heard about it and they were among the first and they set off let's combine the two. let's drill down horizontally and [and see if they can get oil. so hamm restocked lands, all kinds of acreages to north dakota and put the largest lease owner in the state. they spend from 2002 till around 2006 working on it. it didn't work. they weren't making much progress. by then they said you know we are running out of money. so they went to sell the acreage and they could

the project horizontal are extend of inches into the side yard and the zoning administrator related to this requested she intends to grid. the subject property is a sleeping sloping land one block located at the southern end before clearing i think avenue immediately to the west is a vacant lot and immediately to the right is the single-family home it's up sloping and it's paramount character is a 3 story i'm not sorry a 3 story in architecture style with the mix of pitched and understated roof it economists of down sloping characters with one and two structures. 8 letters if neighborhoods in support of the neighborhood have been simpleminded to the department. the dr filer is affidavit backgrounds who owns the property directly across the street. mr. burns concerns the following that the project did not meet the standards the planning code and requires a side yard variance and didn't go dot maurpt operation process and is out of character with the neighborhood and two large and modern and two glassy. the department acknowledges that the design changed between the submittal of the proj

the project horizontal are extend of inches into the side yard and the zoning administrator related to this requested she intends to grid. the subject property is a sleeping sloping land one block located at the southern end before clearing i think avenue immediately to the west is a vacant lot and immediately to the right is the single-family home it's up sloping and it's paramount character is a 3 story i'm not sorry

that are currently frakt and horizontally drilled in in various geologic formations in the united states we looked at the location of each well the initial production rate the evolution of production over time what we found is that within each of these geologic formations there is a small core area. you could call it a sweet spot where initial production is fairly prolific and it continues for a while outside of those sweet spots initial production rates are much lower and production declines very rapidly actually for all shale gas production tends to decline much more rapidly than for conventional natural gas so we're talking about a decline in production of maybe seventy percent or more in the first year so that means companies that drill for shale gas have to drill and drill and drill in order just to keep production flat in many ways this is almost like a real estate bubble a sort of pump and dump scheme it sort of goes like this first you borrow some money go out and purchase thousands of acres of drilling leases and borrow some more money and go in and drill a bunch of wells and. p

so, you know, you sort of tilt the earth on its side and you get 40% of that shaking horizontally. that's what is related to the damage in the unreinforced masonry structures. also how fast the ground moved. it moved about 2 feet per second. that really stressed all of the pipes and infrastructure that can't tolerate deformation of the ground. that's one of the reasons why we saw so many water main break and so forth. but for a magnitude 6 earthquake, this is about the level of shaking we would see. compared to a larger earthquake, it's going to occur over a much smaller area. that's why we're seeing the damage has been confined primarily to a -- a much smaller portion, just the napa region compared to low ma prieta. >> is that a reason why there's so many reports of the smell of gas? >> that's correct. >> and also can you describe the difference in earthquakes? some localized right in an area while others are rolling and the others say are shaking? >> the difference in shaking, close in, it's going to feel like a strong jolt. that's because the energy is very concentrated in time.

the mask scale and location of the new horizontal edition is compatible with the rear editions in the surrounding district. and the proposal will return the historic bay and base of the building to a can't closer to the historic design. the date that the department has received 1 inquiry regarding the project and although the contact did not express concerns for the proposal, the planning department staff, recommends approval with conditions, of the proposed project as it appears to meet the secretary of interior standards for rehab. they support the project with the following conditions, the project sponsor shall retain the eastern retaining wall along the driveway to preserve the character of the straight run stair at the upper portion of the stair and bring it in closer performance of the standards and condition of the property. and the project sponsor shall complete a site visit with the department staff, prior to occupancy in order to verify the compliance with the description and the conditions of approval, and the sponsors present and has prepared a presentation and i am availa

. >> horizontal velocity approaching 2,500 feet per second. >> roger. >> some 2100 miles to go. >> july1st, "the eagle" and it's two man crew lifted off perfectly and rendevoued to dock with the mother ship "columbia." >> while armstrong and aldrin explored the moon, astronaut collins kept a long and lonely vigil in the "columbia." the approaching eagle was a welcomed sight. later the three men would share their reflections on this adventure with the world. >> i believe that from the early space flight we demonstrated potential to carry out this type of a mission and, again, it was a matter of time before this was accomplished. >> it's a technical triumph for this country to said what it was going to do a number of years ago and then by golly do it. >> the relative ease which we were able to carry out our mission which, of course, came after a very efficient and logical sequence of flights, i think this demonstrated that we were certainly on the right track when we took this commitment to go to the moon. >> i just see it as a beginning, a beginning of a new age. once again the bright bl

. >> horizontal velocity approaching 2,500 feet per second. >> roger. >> some 2100 miles to go. >> julye eagle" and it's two man crew lifted off perfectly and rendevoued to dock with the mother ship "columbia." >> while armstrong and aldrin explored the moon, astronaut collins kept a long and lonely vigil in the

[applause] what we need is to let our drills drill over new lands, let them drill horizontally, let themrak, assist mexico to develop their oil industry and help them with jobs and help us with oil and now israel. we need to take from israel one mile of territory inside their border, completely around the border and then we need to take another mile of arab land around there in that two-mile zone, we should station our troops. we should have anti-missile systems, anti-personnel systems. we should state to the world our clear commitment that no one can throw a rock or send a missile or a rocket into that zone -- that area of safety and fire. if we do that, we will protect the families of israel and we will make us much more safe here at home. [applause] warriors. hear me tonight. this is a war. this is war. this is not a time feint of heart or the queasy of constitution. we must -- when you walk out of here, remember that you are not just the cream of america, you the hope of america. we have to fight this war with all of the passion and commitment and energy that we have. and remember, w

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commission members i'm danny cook the executive vice president that's responsible for the vertical area horizontal construction at candle stick point and hunters point shipyard unfortunately, your colleagues couldn't join us so i'm standing in don't be too hard on me. >> you're going on location. >> when am i i'm on vacation i am supposed to be watching sports go usa. we've been working closely with the cac committees and bringing the project update today we've looking at the comment rates some of them wanted us to soften the edges as we enter the project that's taken time and said us to add some outdoor patios to increase the outside space and that's taken in kind. we're the d da providing 15 pressor a total of 8 units in this development we're proud of how the architect are working with us. the project also includes small retail component and we're in the progress of securing the development for that retail component. so at this stage i'm going to turn it over to veronica or al. we're in a joint venture with our good friend al norman >> good afternoon, commissioners how you doing. >> i'm doing f

. >> i'm just impressed that the 7 -year-old man took clear, solid, horizontal videos.s difficult for anybody. >> he's so darn sweet. he's serious about corn. >> i love it. >> i want corn now. >> what portion would you like to be served in the restaurant? >>> it's a bad pickup scenario at the airport. >> her boyfriend shows up on a vespa scooter to pick you and your luggage up. >> how one py? wouldn't you be if somebody was after your claw? >> picture this for a second. you've been gone from home for three weeks. your boyfriend shows up in a vespa scooter to pick you and your luggage up. well, there's wesley on the scooter, right? parks it, waits for his girl to come up. >> hi. >> i'm here to get you. >> what? >> it's only a 30-minute drive. >> 30 minutes? >> she's been traveling, she just wants in the car to go home. >> this is a stupid male not thinking about anything except the fact that he was probably feeling forced to pick up his girlfriend. >> exactly. >> that's what this is. that's why there's someone recording this from a vehicle that will eventually take her h

tambiÉn de vuelta, por mÁs de 100 aÑos los pequeÑos han usado esta estrategia para buscar mejores horizontesrÍa por razones econÓmicas. >> este estudio deja al descubierto que quiere esa naciÓn estados unidos prefieren los estados del nordeste para establecerse; los que nacieron en la isla prefieren estados como la florida. raul gomez es uno de los que dio el salto ahora bien un restaurante de comida portorriqueÑo en miami. >> con personas que han venido de puerto rico, ha ido aumentando el desempleo y en bÚsqueda de oportunidades. >> cada vez hay mÁs boricuas afuera que adentro del terruÑo en el aÑo 2000 y 2012 la poblaciÓn de puerto rico dentro de en el aÑo 2000 y 2012 la poblaciÓn de puerto rico dentro de estados unidos aumentÓ 1% comparado con un incremento del 2% durante el mismo perÍodo.esto podría representar un problema a largo plazo al gobierno de la isla. >> es irÓnico porque lo que causa la migraciÓn masiva es la crisis econÓmica, reduce el nivel de actividad econÓmica, la cantidad personas que estÁn en la fuerza laboral. >> la llegada de los actores que ellos tiene impacto en e e

the eye, and use a tool like i am to measure, and put that across the eyeball, and where it goes horizontal's where the arch should be. do the first move up and out. i like to shape in my brows. i like to color them in, get a point in the corner because that's what's popular these days. just filling them in, and i just fill the strokes up against the skin. >> making them look thick. >> full eyebrows are a full thing, but not a fan of the really hard edge in the front. >> looks angry, like the brow is naturally furrowed. it's a good tutorial to determine the right eyebrow shape for the face. >> i'm always up for a good prank, and some are cruel, some are mean. this is a simple one, and honestly, you'll do it today. check it out. >> we'll do a magic trick with the wine glass. put it on people's thumb so they can't do anything. we'll see how it goes. >> want me to show you a trick. put your thumbs together, and -- >> then walks away. >> then what? >> then you're stuck there holding the glass of water. >> favorite reaction was this guy. >> no way. no way. >> nobody help, you leave her there as

broourng on the dead end portion where it runs into the subway and the parking meters are located horizontal. >> yeah. all those streets across san broourn dead end. >> the community gave his this considerable amount of time making that into a reservation area for the community. >> thank you. >> thank you. ms. short >> carla department of public works. i don't have much to say that's different from the basing last case this case what in our opinion the contract was not finally, the board of supervisors completely determined the permit is not final if it's pending before the board of appeals and the new ordinance requires that any permit not final on the effective day of the ordinance should be subject to the new ordinances so again on that basis the board should uphold the appeal and overturn the issuance of the permit although we believe the community issued this permit properly in the first place >> ms. short you know if i recollect the ordinance one of the preliminary components of that was to not limit the public outreach to that irrational box walk. >> that's correct. >> but because the

think lay horizontally rather than up and down.arthquake crumple technological. >> shake table, it was invented right here at u.c. berkeley and used in 1972. essentially it plows us to recreate any -- allows us to recreate any earthquake that ever happened around the world. it's important because it plows researchers to test structures, bridges and equipment and see how they can withstand earthquake stress. >>> at stanford university, greg credit dearpipeline went to japan to test structures. >> how does the rocking framework? >> it rocks. by rocking slightly, it can absorb some of the have force he without damage. >> rocking are like the sear link beams in the bridge. can you see the high strength post tension steel cables. the frames get rid of the energy by rock and deforming. civil engineer david marr owns a company, that build the orinda, california if city hall. you can see how the rocking frames are built into the are foundation. >> these cables are the spring and at the base are the steel angle is that shosh the energy. the

we measure the quantity of product along the horizontal axis. in this case, number of houses. vertical axis, we measure the price of a family home. our demand curve is here. our supply curve is here. the price of the product will be determined where these two curves intersect. at $9,000 per home, the quantity of homes supplied and demanded will be equal. let's show how these curves clarifies the levittown story. we said there was a great demand for housing as the veterans returned. that is too imprecise. we mean to say that there was a great demand for inexpensive housing. the effective demand for housing depends on housing prices. this is what our diagram says in the simplest way. the dd curve slopes downward to the southeast. at a high price, very few houses are demanded. only at a low price is the effective demand high. in a market economy, demand, and supply, too, depend on price. these curves are the simplest possible expression of that important principle. steel is synonymous with strength. a thousand blast furnaces across america forged ribbons of steel into victory in

. >>> behold the wonder of the gopro flying horizontal wheel.e participating in the 2014 pyrotech nicks and they are working with this special mount, so the go pro spin when this spins. see this? >> oh. >> this thing has fireworks atta attached. >> those are huge fireworks. not little ones from a roadside stand. >> they are big and incredible. it starts spinning. you see fire, and at first i thought, well, it just exploded. ♪ >> smoke clears, and then you notice it's gone, and you look at the ground, like, well, it did not explode in pieces. >> trying to figure out what they are doing here. >> look at that. this is what it looks like to the observer. >> oh, cool. >> oh, okay. >> well, that makes sense. the whole time, i thought, what the heck are we watching here. >> that's cooler looking now that i see the formation that it creates, why the things were on the outside. i guess that's the design. >> now, look at this, this is the video from the gopro. it's spinning, spinning, they had a custom mount because they didn't want to gopro to spin with

the winds are so strong the rain is coming down horizontally. they could be destructive winds. >> roof damage and older homes will have structural issues. flying debris is a problem. >> this is the beginning stage in the first quarter. be sensible. stay calm. >> most of people are heeding the warnings. many are crowding into hurricane shelters. shop owners boarded up businesses and used sandbags to keep out the rain. it is too soon to tell if it will do any good. >> the hawaii-bound travels in the bay area are on edge, with some canceling their vacations and others rebacked for other destination. flights in and out of hawaii airport were experiencing only delays of 15 minutes or less. we will go to sfo for what our reporter is seeing. >> a robot createed by sunnyvale-based company is live tweeting the storm in the waters off the coast of hawaii. the hurricane is showing approaching the island. you can follow our wave glider at abc7news.com. our coverage continues on twitter twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> president obama is authorizing airstrikes ag

consider the following diagram-- along this horizontal axis, we measure the acres of alaska preserveds wilderness. if we preserve the maximum amount of alaskan wilderness, we might end up here with 150 million acres of unspoiled natural terrain. on this vertical axis, we measure the valuable resources, say minerals, in those 150 million acres. if all those acres were developed, we would get $13 billion worth of minerals. the notion of limits in economics says you can't be in both places at once. if you want all wilderness, you'll have zero minerals. if you want some minerals, you'll give up some wilderness and end up here. you now have $5 billion of minerals. you're left with 120 million acres of wilderness. more minerals here. less wilderness here. still more minerals. still less wilderness. finally we have a whole curve-- it expresses the possibilities that lie before us, the fundamental limits on our range of choice. in 1943, american servicemen fought on two fronts while american civilians lived better than they had in years. how did america increase production of guns and butter

so staff has demonstrated it is complete and the d d example a and the horizontal hunters point shipyard are complete those designs went through the design process with the hunters point shipyard advisory committee in april and may have this year and in accordance the planning staff provided the comments and they've been incorporated into the design you'll see today. we've made a handful of clean up and one thing to the process the former language only required that outreach to the certificate of preference performs were one hundred days prior to the first day of sale this is changed because it is advanced 16 to 18 months to the first homeowner sale this is for the ocii and the office of economic workforce development if you don't mind waving with the lanar i'll introduce our colleague from the lanar who works on the housing market it will provide us more easily and frequent outreach to the certificate holders making sure they have the opportunity to obtain a home on the hunters point shipyard. now i want to bring up veronica from the architecture to talk about the beautiful design. good

had told bradley very clearly, though he'll deny this later, that they could not basically bomb horizontally to the american lines. so this is the u.s. line here. the bombers would ideally come over the german lines and drop their bombs. if they do that they will run a gauntlet of anti-aircraft fire all along the german line there in normandy, plus it's going to take them forever. hours and hours and hours to do this. they said no we're going to come over vertically straight over the u.s. lines and drop our loads once we're past the u.s. lines. yeah, right. this is, of course what happens. they come in from that direction. the drops are short. and there's loss of life on the u.s. side. the ground commanders had demonstrated great frustration during the run-up to cobra, because they had taken some hard-won ground and they said, from above, they've been told, no, you got to give up that ground and withdraw about 12,000 or 2,000 yards because the air force is going to bomb ahead of you. we don't want them to bomb you. the ground command says great i have to take that again. even with that they

the french kicker ran to the back of the open cargo bay to check the damage to the horizontal stabilizer, noted that the port engine had been knocked out, streaming oil. this aircraft is not what to plan one engine. it inrn and buford kept the air for 45 minutes until it finally crashed inside laos. the wreckage remained unrecovered until 2002. finally, team was allowed to go in. they recovered mcgovern's remains. we received a few pieces of the aircraft. after that many years, there wasn't much left. these two combat casualties were the first american deaths in the conflict we call the vietnam war. the story of two young men. dix is 20 years old. he is a staff sergeant on his when hisetnam in 1967 assignment chained and he is sent to work under the auspices of the loan cia paramilitary officer living in vietnam. cia's in charge of the special programs. 's are indigenous forces that the agency has befriended to help us take over the vietnam and for structure. in 1958, drew engine has been picking up anomalies in viet cong activities. most of their troops had gone home to celebrate a holi

. >> horizontal rainbow cut caught avery's attention.s has to be one of the most beautiful sunset tense scene in a while. looking at the >> beautiful son of over lake michigan. we've had some beautiful sunsets. we're clear >> and rain making system out here in the plains. this is a rocky mid 90 degree air comes in contact with their jet stream. >> high-pressure it is going to deflect the rain down to the south of us. will run a northeast wind of lake michigan. >> the lake has warmed up. we of the shoreline water temperature. >> here's all the summer is going. two degrees above normal. july was 3.6 degrees below normal. the 13 school is to lie on the books. a modest surplus. we've been up and down and the bottom line is this summer is just modestly below normal in terms of temperature. it has not had a lot to 93 days. only three of them so far. that is way off the 12-13 you normally see. the impact as modest as a conceit and temperatures. to add a little closer to the lake front wheel sure your readings that are a little cooler. that is k

. >> believe it or not, a student can go vertically up a tree who might not be able to walk horizontally across the forest floor. >> reporter: and it's a lot more inspiring than sitting in a classroom or working in a lab. >> there's something wonderful about being in a tree looking down on the planet, feeling the fresh air. >> reporter: for rebecca, now peg's research assistance, it's been a life changer. rebecca every. >> i guess i just really want people to know whether they are disabled or not that anything is possible. you know, temperature there's something that you're passion -- if there's something that you're passionate about, go for it. >> meg is a chief scientist. we have more information about other program on our website. >> so if your kid wants to grow up to be an arbornaut, no problem. >> my windshield wipers were kicking in this morning. >> we'll show you the measurable drizzle totals. say that five times quickly while doing the forecast, don't actually. >>> outside, show you what's happening. san bruno 72 near average. oakland a cool 68. look at the difference between san

you don't want a heavy top line because then it creates that whoi horizontal line. also cat eye.et's try these as we say good-bye to you. >> cute. >> good-bye susan. it's a jungle out there and apparently it is here too. this is today on nbc. >>> so funny. oh, my god in our call of the wild we're taking you through a trip deep into the rain forest to check out some incredible animals. >> rain forest take up less than 2% of the earth but are home to half of the earth's creatures. >> wait, they don't have those in the wild. >> this is a treat actually for him. we're trying to keep him occupied. we don't want him taking off. >> this is a squirrel monkey. one of the smallest prime apes. these fully grown. s that he guys can be found in the rain forest of south america. >> he would not find those in the rain forest. >> size has nothing to do with intelligence. >> actually they are very intelligent. they are the largest brain to body mass ratio. >> apparently he does. >> thank you. he's adorable. >> this is going to be good because birds -- i hear you lovebirds. >> i don't know. i love

and that are horizontal. there are right angles to the seats. >> if it comes to a sudden people can be hurt and you have to take the appropriate means it preserve those seats on the sxwus what is going to happen? are the seats permanently disabled? this is a great disservice for the public. and you have to do something about it. and maybe it is not the responsibility of the board. it is the responsibility to the manufacturer and you have to get on their case because those disabled seats mean that four less seats for passengers on the bus if anything is disabled it is the policy of the manufacturer and that should have been addressed when the buses were purchased and so do something about it and i really want to see mta get on it and i don't want to see it stand for more trouble, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> john. >> it is john tosha. >> hi, i own a small business on geary street. and the pet supplies and i got to tell a quick story as everyone knows there are sistering going on all over th