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mohammed ismail stent whenever i was looking for a room, i kinda would go through the imu and try to find something that's available, which is not the case like at 2 or 2pm, or i'd have to go on top of a staircase and just pray there and hope walk by and start because we can't talk when we pray." many other msa members felt the same way. that's when the group decided to reach out. after a month of discussion and planning with university officials, they found a solution. lyn redington dean of students "we identified a couple of rooms that have been used as offices since the flood that happened many years ago. they are no longer needed for offices so we're able to change those to prayer and meditation spaces." two new completely renovated rooms. one for men and ismail says getting this space is a step forward for not only the group, but the university as a whole. "it's juststice having a room where anyone can go and have a quiet place to other people other a lot as well. hopefully it will allow for other campus to get religious groups to pray at i think that the university will see a n

students like mohammad ismail. 46:07 "whenever i was looking for a room, i kinda would go through the imu and try to find something that's available, which is not the case like at 2 or 2pm, or i'd have to go on top of a staircase and just pray there and hope that no one would walk by and start asking me questions, because we can't talk when we pray." many other msa members felt the same way. that's when the group decided to reach out. after a month of discussion and planning with university officials, they found a solution. 59:34 "we identified a couple that have been used as offices since the flood that happened many years ago. they are no longer needed for offices so we're able to change those to prayer and meditation spaces." two new completely renovated rooms. one for men and another for women. ismail says getting this space is a step forward for not only the group, but the university as a whole. 46:24 "it's just nice having a room where anyone can go and have a quiet place to pray. i'm hoping that other people other students will use it a lot as well. hopefully it will allow for othe

students like mohammad ismail.46:07<"whenever i was looking for a room, i kinda would go through the imu and try to find something is not the case like at 2 or 2pm, or i'd have to go on top of a staircase and just pray there and hope that no one would walk by and start asking me questions, because we can't talk when we pray."> many other msa members felt the same way. that's when the group decided to reach out. after a month of discussion and planning with university officials, they found a solution. 59:34 <"we identified a couple of rooms that have been used as offices since the flood that happened many years ago. they are no longer needed for offices so we're able to change those to prayer and meditation spaces."> two new completely renovated rooms. one for men and another for women. ismail says getting this space is a step forward for not only the group, but the university as a whole. 46:24 <"it's just nice having a room where anyone can go and have a quiet place to pray. i'm hoping that other people other students will use it a lot as well. hopefully it will allow for other muslim st

mechanical, vibration of the imu, and literally electrolyte leakage from a battery. we're not talking about the science and the algorithm and the hard part of fit to kill systems. we're talking about simple corrections that have been found in flight testing and corrections have been made and flood back to the fleet. we learned a lot from flight testing but we also learned a lot through extensive ground testing we've done. i'll speak for the war fighter. we're comfortable with the pather with on improvements. >> he alluded to it it could be a threat to the u.s. what's your understanding of the status of that missile because you're designing a system to conquer it. >> sure. the efforts that we have focused on specifically since back in 2013 when secretary hagel made the decision to go for that very threat in terms of where we saw the numbers progressing, and where we saw the capacity that we need to defeat the potential inventory that they may have. the second part of that equation is and i'll just reiterate they never successfully or attempted to flight test it. and f

mechanical vibration of the imu, and literally electrolyte leakage from a battery. we're not talking about the science and the algorithm and the hard part of hit-to-kill systems. we're talking about simple corrections that have been found in flight testing and corrections have been made and flowed back to the fleet. we've learned a lot from the flight testing, but we've also learned a lot through extensive ground test being that we've done. i'll speak for the war fighter. i think he's testified he's completely confident in the system and very comfortable with the path we are on with improvements. >> he alluded to it it could be a direct threat to the u.s. if in fact you can feel it. what's your understanding of the status of that missile because you're designing a system to conquer it. >> sure. the efforts that we have focused on specifically since back in 2013 when secretary hagel made the decision to go for that very threat in terms of where we saw the numbers progressing, and where we saw the capacity that we need to defeat the potential inventory that they may h

for a the imu and try to find something that's available, which is not the case like at 2 or 2pm, or i'd have to go top of a staircase and just pray there and hope that no one would walk by and start asking me questions, because we can't talk when we pray." many other msa members felt the same way. after a month of discussion and planning with university officials, they found a solution. 59:34 "we identified a couple of rooms that have been used as offices since the flood that happened many years ago. they are no longer needed for offices so we're able to change those to prayer and meditation spaces." two new completely renovated rooms. one for men and another for women. ismail says getting this space is a step forward for not only the group, but the university as a whole. 46:24 "it's just nice having a room where anyone can go and have a quiet place to pray. i'm hoping that other people other students will use it a lot as well. hopefully it will allow for other muslim students on campus to get involved the msa." 47:04 "if there are other religious groups that need that space to pray

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mohammed ismail student whenever i was looking for a room, i kinda would go through the imu and try to find something that's available, which is not the case like at 2 or 2pm, or i'd have to go on top of a staircase and just pray there and hope that no one would walk by and start asking me questions, because we can't talk when we pray." many other msa members felt the same way. that's when the group decided to reach out. after a month of discussion and planning with university officials, they found a solutionon lyn redington dean ofoftudents "we identified a couple of rooms that have been used as offices since the flood that happened many years ago. they e no longer needed for offices so we're able to change those to prayer and meditation spaces." two new completely renovated rooms. one for men and another for women. ismail says getting this space is a step forward for not whole. "it's just nice having a room where anyone can go and have a quiet place to pray. i'm hoping that other people other students will use it a lot as well. hopefully it will allow for other muslim students on cam

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>> item 35 supervisor tang nay, >> may rise to a point of information and only allowed to be dick imus i. supervisor peskin >> rising for point of information. believe under the charter the board has to sit until march 1 and i would suggest we continue it until march 1. >> so, with that, supervisor peskin has made a motion to continue item 35 to the meeting of march 1, 2016. moved and seconded. colleagues, take this without objection. without objection this is continue to march 1 >>[gavel] >> madam clerk, let's go to the next item. >> next item madam president his public comments. >> please read the public >> at this time the public comment may adjust the board to include the minutes and the items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar items 38 and 39. pursuant to the board's rules of order not to individual supervisors and not to the audience. speakers using translation assistance we about twice the amount of time to testify if you like to display your document on the overhead projector priestly state such to sfgtv and remove the document when the screen returns to li

imu this is a president who live in the moment and that makes him no match for ee moachghts unconventional 'til the very end. >> dancing with security guard with big guns on their backs. martelly told me he one final act as president. >> when you offer them this. turning over a social program he start ford people who used to live on the streets to drive vans to earn a living. haiti's cons ta tiewtion says martelly must be out of office saturday night michelle martelly leaving the growfntdz palace for one final time as president of his country. >> it's democracy a at work but sometime democracy can be messy, powerful and pain full. >>nd while president michelle martelly was on p the inside of the national palace there saying goodbye to many of hi staff members, t ts was taking place on the the outside. protesters once again burning tires. demonstrqring outside outside the national palace there in downtown port-au-prince. still angry about the run offer election. still angry that the elections have not taken place and still angry that martelly had his government backed candidate maurice come

well, jason's loss was a loss not only for all of the people of our state, imu it wa but it a tremendous, devastating loss for the fargo police department and the community of far goavmen fa. so those uniforms that put on -o those officers who put on this uniform are from a tight-knit group. i unfortunately have attended a number of funerals, two during my time as attorney general, of officers who were killed violently in the line of duty. and one of the most moving tributes to a fallen officer is when the radio dispatcher goes through the end of the watch roll call. this moving and emotional moment shows that even in death the men and women of the fargo police department stand shoulder to shoulder with their colleagues. they are reminded that they will support each other the way they support the city of fargo each and every day and that even when a colleague has fallen in the line of duty, they will always have his back. officer moszer, chief todd, and the men and women of the fargo police department, i thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service and for your sacrifice to the

"imus in the morning" when he was quieter, more reserved in his speech last night.s not tweeting which is a valid way to look at the trump campaign because that is how he communicates with people. do you read anything into that? >> first of all nobody knew how he was going to perform when he came out having lost the iowa caucuses. was quite gracious in his speech which lasted three minutes, probably a world record for trump brevity. we have not heard from him on twitter. my feeling is he is having to reconsider his approach to this coming in no way of thinking about quitting but clearly needs to match his unconventional appeal to voters with a more conventional voter contact operation and if he could marry those two he could take advantage of these huge leads that he has in new hampshire and south carolina. martha: interesting to see as a businessman how to fix the problem, there's no doubt and we will see how he does. thank you very much. bill: this is outbreaks down, ted cruz 23, 24, marco rubio at 23, the difference is about 6,000 votes in iowa. the difference be

he made a difference of imu proving the quality of life of people here in new hampshire and in the country. we need to send that to washington, d.c. again. so i thank you for your eadership. because we do need someone who actually has had some experience. eight years ago, last monday, barack obama won the iowa caucuses. i don't know where you were, bru i was at home. i was going, wow. this guy can bring it. he can deliver a speech. it was inspirational. look, i'm a conservative. committed conservative my whole adult life. but he spoke about no red states no blue states only the united states of america and it was inspirational. and he won. in retrospect, now that we now in the eighth year of the obama administration, in retrospect there was nothing in his background that would suggest that he was a leader. think antiit. he was a community organize rg -- about it. he was a community organizer. he was a state senator not of great note. a united states senator with no bills or sponsorship. his life was organized around his own ambition and then he won. and then instead of creating a unified p

mechanical, vibration of the imu, and literally electrolyte leakage from a battery. we're not talking about the science and the algorithm and the hard part of hit-to-kill systems. we're talking about simple corrections that have been found in flight testing and corrections have been made and flowed back to the fleet. we've learned a lot from the flight testing, but we've also learned a lot through extensive ground test being that we've done. i'll speak for the war fighter. i think he's testified he's completely confident in the system and very comfortable with the path we are on with improvements. >> he alluded to it it could be a direct threat to the u.s. if in fact you can feel it. what's your understanding of the status of that missile because you're designing a system to conquer it. >> sure. the efforts that we have focused on specifically since back in 2013 when secretary hagel made the decision to go for that very threat in terms of where we saw the numbers progressing, and where we saw the capacity that we need to defeat the potential inventory that they may h

. >> yes, president of imus said u.s.refused rivals by the intelligence agency to assist those in making certain that assad would in fact go. despite that, assad was in a precarious situation last year as a result of that comment the iranians and russians came to their assistance. bombing began on september the 30th. here we are four months later now and they have had some success and they are retaking the commercial center of syria and also securing the coastal western region, which is the aloe white region where assad receives political supporter. what the russians have accomplished if they have solidified the board and power as opposed to him going nowhere. and peace talks taking place in europe. secretary kerry sponsored and going nowhere. stuart: we wish you well with your testament before congress tomorrow. we will be following. >> good talking to you, stuart. stuart: police used a camera to spy on a convicted felon for two weeks without a warrant. all rise, the judge is next. ♪ you both have a perfect driving recor

>> item 35 supervisor tang nay, >> may rise to a point of information and only allowed to be dick imus i. supervisor peskin >> rising for point of information. believe under the charter the board has to sit until march 1 and i would suggest we continue it until march 1. >> so, with that, supervisor peskin has made a motion to continue item 35 to the meeting of march 1, 2016. moved and seconded. colleagues, take this without objection. without objection this is continue to march 1 >>[gavel] >> madam clerk, let's go to the next item. >> next item madam president his public comments. >> please read the public >> at this time the public comment may adjust the board to include the minutes and the items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar items 38 and 39. pursuant to the board's rules of order not to individual supervisors and not to the audience. speakers using translation assistance we about twice the amount of time to testify if you like to display your document on the overhead projector priestly state such to sfgtv and remove the document when the screen returns to li