if we could park the tour buses in kirkland or one of the large lots, our people, they can get off anywhere for a reasonable rate. and this would help everyone. i felt that we have some consideration, and i hate to criticize this -- >> good afternoon, supervisors. i live on lumber and powell. the ordinance that was passed, they outlined the zone for the north beach. i want to say that there is huge disappointment, as part of someone who was part of the petition drive, this weekend alone, 32 buses violated the ordinance. the neighbors have passed out the fliers and confronted the tour bus operators because we believe that this is our own needs to be in place. three things happening at the corner of lombard and powell. we have the swimming pool. the coit 39 on either side, with bus stop. they waited five minutes because they could not unload the passengers. the tour bus was pointing at lombard street. we have injuries and accidents. one random baseball over joe dimaggio field will send a child going into the intersection. going down, this has segued. and there are the muni busses. we live in

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2008 first at the white house and chief of staff to attorney generaling the gonzalez returned to kirkland following the end of the administration and joined facebook in 2008 where he currently is. so with that let me open this up and say i'm just going to pose a question that you know, gives everybody a chance to talk a little bit about the issues that we are dealing with here and i think we will again start alphabedcly. so we will get people to reflect really on what is the relationship between technology and the regulatory state and how if at all should government regulate technological process innovation and all the good things that we hope to get out of technology. >> thank you very much forgiving the first chance to do this and what i will do is start with a question and then try to give an answer to the question. there is certainly a very powerful question about figuring out the relationship of technology to regulation, but there are many regulations that one can think of which do not get you involved with the so call regular la tri -- state, and why don't they fall into the larger

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this is why the kirkland brand of costco is doing so well. if anybody remembers that devastating day when they went down in the '90 does. i think there's going to be a come-to-judgment proctor. this will be unruling and difficult. >>. >> how much is it? >> it's over 25 bucks. >> really? >> yes. i'm not making that up. >> plus, larry david taught us, right, in curb your enthusiasm. you need a machete. i'm not into that, either. >> no. >> i'm going to start looking. i didn't realize they had been raising prices so aggressively. when is the call? >> i've got to get out of here. i just want to hear the theater of this. king lear, richard iii. >> this is very different than the rest of so much of what we've got in terms of earnings, which has been very positive, across the board, oftentimes. better than anticipated. even if you take out apple, although not as much. >> 4.2% versus 6%. that's incredible. >> amazing. >>. >> colox better. j&j maybe even a few better. >> let's move onto spain. data shows that the country's rate jumped to 24.24%. that i