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c 12 curriculum and our school is designed for k through 12 penal dynamic a fan of a k 12 model in vision 2025 we're creating citizens that are confident enough to go out into the world when you go from an emergency room to a middle school in our district you go from a smaller you know cancel school to a larger school and once you've done that user you have this confidence to go on to high school that is larger and sometimes there are 2 thousand students and have that under our belt and ucla with 50 thousand people and, hold our own like any children go to erecting beyond the scope and china because you have in our confidence you've been in. >> variety with a variety of people if different cultures. >> you see everyone as a peer and feel confident you can conquer that word that's the scene of vision 2025 so not a k through 12 fan but also want to say i'm a fan of a lot of the things you put into our petition and he think that it is difficult for us to translation from a k through 12 but to renew when we looked at renewals we're looking to renew the same so kip middle school we're n

assessment of the a k 47 but a call somehow terrorism and violence and all that stuff if there was a k 47 is kalashnikov hadn't been around for many decades the girls who invented that would have been another weapon that would have been produced so what if it was out in the exact same thing so when we're talking about wind and so when so can bow surgeons see. heroism and so on all these different types of warfare they would have to look at geopolitics and we have to think about when the a k 47 was born and he was born the cold war was beginning and what was the cold war doing it was there were 2 superpowers that were interested in influencing the world and were always to influence the world was to provide weapons to different forces on the ground in different countries and to support their goals right so this is a case for to say that for the u.s.s.r. it basically supports and so if it closes the u.s.s.r. won't the police because to succeed the u.s. was also supplying weapons to different factions different parties different countries governments and so on so to blame everything bob h

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k). that only an idiot would not contribute to a 401(k) plan. a lot of experts will even tell you to max out your 401(k) if you make enough money for that to be going up over time. 17,25, 18,000 in 2015. that's a big chunk of change. they come from your pretax income. however, i am not one of the people who thinks you should max out your 401(k). i'm not someone who is going to sing the praises of the 401(k) and tell you it's the key to your financial salvation. because the truth is 401(k) plans can be a real mixed bag. [ booing ] with a couple of really great features and a lot of bad ones too. and those bad features will eat away at your returns year after year, sometimes in fees that are almost totally hidden from you that are actually quite upsetting to me. let me lay out the good, the bad and the ugly of 401(k) plans, and then i'll tell you whether it makes sense to contribute more money to your own 401(k) or put that cash to better use somewhere else. first the good. the best thing about a 401(k) is it's a tax deferred investment vehicle. yo

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through 12 petition into a k 5 petition and shorting the petition but submitting the documentation. >> modifying this is hearing it in two weeks in a different forum i don't understand this to be submitting an entirely new petition for a completely different request the request is the same it's a shorter number of grades within the petition so that's why i think the amendment is being requested we can think about it from a k through 5 and bring it back in two weeks and look at it from the k through 5 vs. having them going through the whole process we'll only modified the grade k through 5 this is why we want to hear it in a couple of weeks i'm having a hard time understanding what is possible and not and one thing that is absolutely essential is that there not be confusion amongst the members of governing board what their approving or disapproving and this is a major request. >> thank you and commissioner wynns a comment. >> i want to speak to the amendment that was proposed in the same vein i building that this would be a by the way, it is not appropriate to use the word resubmissi

through 12 to switch it to a k through 57 so in our judgment is this a significant change or a minor change. >> i'm leaving this determination to 9 board as to where it seems like like a major shift in the focus of the program that's being recommended. >> so general council i our office about whether or not the change in the student assignment process for the two charter schools was significant or not your response it's significant enough it warrants a vote on it and as you see we went through the whole process of committee so now you're telling me that you don't have - >> i'm not remembering that go confidence was it the one last friday and no sir, the one commissioner moran kip and the gateway and our council aging yes at the time said i had exponential to you and i said you'll not be present by the way, u but united airlines yes said and representative in our office said it was significant enough to go through the whole process i'd like to sort of - >> if what our asking. >> but the change in the charter. >> to go for the proposal. >> excuse me. commissioner wynns there was a prop

how about a roth or 401(k) this works like a roth 401(k)? s on that money again except because it's a 401(k) plan, it has a much higher contribution limit than an ire rachet for example, the government says the 401(k) contribution for 2015 is $18,000. whereas an ira annual contributions are capped at a mere $5,500. and there is one other big difference unlike a roth ira, a roth 401(k) doesn't have an income cap no matter how much money you earn, you can take advantage of one of these as long as your employer decides to give you the option of course, all this depends on what you think the future is going to look like i'll admit if you think taxes are headed higher over the course of your lifetime, then a roth 401(k) where you pay taxes now and pay nothing in the future, that is so the way to go, even if you're making a lot of money in the present. but i think that belief is mistaken for those of you young people who only became politically conscious under the obama administration, it may seem there is no way to stop the tide of higher tax, but

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k). that only an idiot would not contribute to a 401(k) plan. a lot of experts will even tell you to max out your 401(k) if you max out enough money for that to be feasible. the maximum contribution tends to be going up over time from $17,500 in 2014 or $18,000 in 2015. and those contributions come from your pre-tax income. however, i'm not one of those people who think you should max out your 401(k). i'm not someone who is going to sing the praises of 401(k) and tell you it's the key to financial salvation. because the truth is, 401(k) plans can be a real mixed bag. >> boo! >> but a couple of really great features and a lot of bad ones, too. and those bad features will eat away at your returns year after year, sometimes through fees that are almost totally hidden from you, that actually are quite upsetting to me. so let me lay out the good, bad, and ugly of 401(k) plans and to contribute more money to your 401(k) or put that cash to a better use somewhere else. first the good. the best thing about a 401(k) is it's a tax-deferred investment vehic

we'll got the engineers from m k a hero who can answer your questions >> i have a question you don't have to answer. structureing engineer firms varies to how they approach the conservation inherent to a design and they manifest their ways on calculations would you like to talk about the level of conservation >> as i say m k is here tonight and i'm happy to address that other than to say that m k a has designed 10 to 15 of those types of building in san francisco and they design those building to meet the mc e the maximum considered event to prevent collapses as a 25 hundred year earthquake. that's risk educator 2 and 3 they're using their judgment within the code. if the code is going to be changed that's a different story they'll dine it another way but at this point their design more than compliedz with the code >> would i like to comment on my question to opposing council. a couple of items he's indicated are perhaps is on more of a general basis of codification related to the general plan. they sort of lean into the area beyond the life safety level for design. would you like to

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except on items 1 3 and had a. >> k one example 3 and 1910. >> ms. norton ms. wynns. >> particular time and dr. murase thank you next item a p consent calendar resolutions severed for discussion and immediate action that are non-and superintendent proposals first reading non-tonight and first reading non-and board members board report first if the standing committee commissioner jill win from the rules committee they met on january 28th both action items consideration and action of the district on collective legislative proposals with the bill deadline not until the end of this month so basically we've had our lobbyist and discussions about kind of things that are being trod and bills that are under that are some have been introduced but people are talking about so basically the committee took no position that's important and but we'll have our discussion that meeting on february 18th which is on our third wednesday regular month to month night the second month to month was the process for the selection of the board of education to the election commission i want

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k). only an idiot would not invest in a 401(k) plan a lot of experts say you max out if feasible. it's going up 17,500, and then 18,000, 2015 those contributions come from pretax income. i am not someone that thinks you should max out with the 401(k) and say it's the key to your financial salvation. the point is 401(k) plans can be a real mixed bag with a couple really great features and a lot of bad ones, too. those bad features will eat away for years sometimes with fees totally hidden from you actually quite upsetting for me let melee out the good, bad and ugly of 401(k) plans and maybe it makes more sense to contribute to it or put the cash somewhere else the best thing about a 401(k), it's a tax deferred investment vehicle and but in no taxes on what you pay in and never pay tax on profit you make and allows you to compound year after year being fantastic decade after decade, totally tax-free until you decide to start making withdrawals regular viewers of this show know i'm a big believer of compounding. suppose you're 30 years old and start investing $5,000 to your 401(k) re