maximizing protection. >> on the next? >> i like that. anyway, that is my comment. yes, sir? >> we have two wordsmiths. >> well, we are making progress. >> would like us to go on? >> i will try to be responsive for the next meeting. today we will be talking a lot about green infrastructure. this chart lays out the infrastructure against the levels of service and goals. for the most part, they scored very well. we did see higher rankings for greg infrastructure when we talked about compliance flexibility. once something is built, we can add pumps and do a lot of different things. once a piece of green infrastructure is built, it is sized based on certain storm events. we anticipate storms increasing in intensity, so we do have more flexibility with gray. on the other hand, greene offers us a unique opportunity to have public benefits. much of what we build is below the ground. much of it people do not even know is really there. green infrastructure can be on the surface, incorporate storms, screenings, and change neighborhoods, potentially. when we look at green infrastructure

what are we maximizing? >> i would even go for maximize green infrastructure to manage storm and minimize flooding. i know your concerns. i heard them earlier around what the implications of that are. >> we are not that far off. we typically do not get into maximization processes. we do not usually have that option. we do trade-offs. one of the more useful tools that we are in the process of developing to make those trade- offs is the bottom line analysis. i would welcome language that basically says something to the effect that in the meeting of the goals that we set for ourselves that we would use a triple bottom line announces -- analysis to do something. >> whenever language we use -- whatever language we use, it will not be legally mandated anyway. it is all aspirational. >> and we do have five weeks to figure that out before the next meeting. >> we will not try to have options for you. >> -- we will try to have options for you. >> and something different than the double bottom line. i hate to put out a

. >> given that this is an administration which has maximized the increase in dependency, maximized the number of people on food stamps, maximized the effort of people relying on the government, there's also no evidence that once the weaver sim is in place that you could rely on this administration -- >> it would be up to govern orss as you ju said and that is not their intention. you talked about utah governor and they said utah's request for a waiver stems for a desire to maximize welfare -- that's almost word for word what the hhs is saying. the hhs acting assistant secretary of hhs said that this is all about trying to create innovative strategies, flexibility, policies and procedures designed to improve employment outcomes for needy families. they're basically saying the same thing, no? >> sure. and the question you have to ask yourself, given the track record, given the general between liberalism and radicalism of the appointees and remember part of what led to the strong reaction was this came out in the same 48-hoor period as the president's famous speech that you didn't build i

it can also be closed to traffic to maximize benefits. there is great potential for projects synergy in the department of neighborhood groups with in all neighborhoods. i will not go through each of the projects. this is just a sample. the daylight of the upper portion redirects the flow. the project would result in improved public space for public landscapes within the neighborhood. the richmond greene street project would redesign a street to maximize impervious savings. improving services with functional paving and greening. the corridor was redesigned as the sunset boulevard, creating a high performing green corridor. dtw, who has already developed these costs for these subjects, the public-private partnership would allow us to retrofit the university's main campus as part of their ongoing capital improvement programs to increase groundwater recharge and provide opportunities for faculty and students to develop educational outreach programs. in summary, we are recommended -- recommending investing in the second decade for a total of $

"maxim" magazine has their own augmented reality app. check this out.point the "maxim" magazine app at the picture with their little icon in the corp are ane the magazine turns into a video. >> that's soft porn. >> that is soft porn. >> it's not soft porn. it's a model in the magazine. it's the same thing you just saw with a monster jumping out of my chest. >> that's a naked woman. >> can we get past the model aspect of this and think about how this can play on all kinds of levels. >> this would be great for like cooking magazines. you put your ipad on a recipe and then someone shows you how to cook, especially if it's a k difficult technique. >> blah, blah, blah. but for now we've got sex. >> i don't know about you, but i like gayle's app better. >> i like that better too. >> this is a chest burster. >> today's runner-up, our number two video came so very close, and it's weird because this one is about close calls. >> a security camera in west yorkshire, england, caught a rainy day. we found this video at the express online. you've got a guy heading to

if they change their focus from maximizing patent profits to maximizing distribution of their medications at a lower profit, they might ultimately make more money and if they don't see things that way it's the responsibility of the government to do so. the government should exercise its power to horse these companies to do what is right if they choose not to do the right thing. that is essentially what i have to say to you. thank you so much for listening to me. [applause] i was told if anyone has questions and i certainly hope a lot of you do, give time for the mic to get over to you. so we can pressure to record them properly. >> i see motivation is a big factor in one's motivation switch from the incentive for research and collegial competition to profit, what happened was profit went down. it's hard to take us out of that mentality. people would get angry at the government. i mean the incentive to get out more medicines is going to increase your profit and were finding the same thing in the american economy now, today. corporations want to make our money but they can only do it if the

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. >> well, given this is an administration which has maximized the increase in dependcy, maximized the number of people on food stamps, maximized the effort to get people to rely on the government, there's no evidence that once the waiver system is in place that you could rely on this ainistration to defend work. >> but it would be up to governors as you just said. and according to the governors themselves, that's not their intention. you talked about utah governor gary herbert's office said utah's request for a waiver stems from a desire for increased customization for the program to maximize employment among utah's welfare recipients. that's almost word for word what the hhs is saying. the hhs acting assistant secretary of hhs said that this is all about trying to create innovative strategies, flexibility, policies and procedures design eed to improv employment outcomes. they're basically saying the same thing, no? >> sure. the question you have to ask yourself, given the track record of this particular secretary of human health care and human services. given the strong reaction on a

we can maximize the dollars that come from this. gaming has been approved by every single jurisdiction by the voters a few years ago in order to keep the competitive, in order to maximize the dollars that come to the state. we believe that this is the right way to go. >> a prince george's county group that is opposing the gambling plans to demonstrate outside the state capitol. then they'll share their views with lawmakers. >>> we have a follow-up on a story that we first brought you with our partners at "u.s.a. today." only one d.c. public school will be investigated as part of a standardized test cheating scandal. the school is the noyse education campus. the principal there resigned after a "u.s.a. today" investigation last year. it found a high number of erasures on tests which were supposedly done by teachers. school's chancellor henderson says there is no evidence of widespread cheating at other schools. >>> american athletes are finding more olympic gold in london with big wins on the track and in the sand. we have the latest

banks will always find a way to screw us over there always find ways to maximize their profits and their and maximize their profits without actually doing any work so take that money and save his from somebody else presidential elections in the us are just around the corner and for years after barack obama was elected people critics are now saying that basically there is no difference between the democrats and the republicans that they're both two sides of the same coin are you still expecting any kind of change to take place after the elections regardless of which one of the parties wins. numbers or clearly i think. most likely we're either going to vote for a democrat or republican and i think both those are wrong choices they're both working for the same system that they both take money from the same people from the same banks and and we you can see in their policies that they are rewarding their donors and. voting for their continuance of policy is not going to change anything at all so considering both democrats and republicans essentially bring the same thing to the table what is t

they were looking to maximize returns to the extent possible. we will always be looking at a cost. host: a question about the vote and how that is going. -- a question about the volt in-house sales are going. guest: this became the centerpiece of the ipo offering a few years ago. i do not have exact figures for sales, but last year, they fell short of expectations. it is hard with vehicles like the volt which embraces new technology. americans have been slow to adopt this technology. they're still expensive because of battery costs. they are out of the reach of most americans. they seem to ebb and flow with fuel prices. it is unpredictable. earlier this year, gm refrained from giving too many expectations on the volt. last year, they sold less than half of what they predicted in 2011. it is hard to say how they are doing. we do not have the full year estimate or out what to compare it to. the fact that gm fell short last year and has refrained from giving any outlook this year on sales indicates they are starting to see this is still a burgeoning area for sales. bes and hybrids wil

. >> given that this is an administration that maximized the increase in dependencey and maximized the number of people on food stamps and the effort to get people to rely on the government, there is no evidence that once the waiver system is in place, you could rely on this administration to defend work. >> it would be up to governors as you said and according to the governors themselves, that is not their intention. you talked about utah governor gary herbert's office. they said utah's request for a waiver is from increased customization to maximize employment among the welfary e recipients. hhs, acting assistant secretary of hhs said this is all about trying to create innovative strategies and flexibilities and policies and procedures designed to improve outcomes. they are saying the same thing. >> sure. and the question you have to ask is given the track record of this particular secretary of health and human services, given the general between liberalism and radicalism of appointees and part of what led to this strong reaction on the part of a lot of conservatives and republicans,

. >> given that this is the administration which has maximized the number of people on food stamps, maximized the number of people to rely on the government. there's no longer evidence once the waiver system is in police station, that you can rely on this add hin straministration t work. according to governors themselves, that's not their intention. they say utah's request from a waiver stems from increased maximizing employment from utah's recipients. that's almost word-for-word what the hhs is saying. the act k assistant seblg tear of hhs said that this is all about trying to create innovative strategies, flexibility, policies and procedures designed to improve employment outcomes. they're basically saying the same things. >> the question you have to ask yourself is given the track record of this particular secretary of health department and human services, and remembering that part of what i think led to this strong reaction on the part of a lot of conservatives and a lot of republicans. this came out of the same 48 hour period as the president's famous speech that you didn't build it. tha

freedom to be pirate equity managers and raid american companies laying off thousands of workers to maximize profits. mitt romney is the walking embodiment of this new definition of freedom as well as the lead spokesman for the new answer to the question what is the purpose of an economy and he's running for president not he and his donors like sheldon adelson karl rove and the koch brothers believe we have an economy so that he is buddies can get filthy rich and stay that way that's why corporations share of tax revenues has plummeted since reagan it working people's share of tax revenue that we pay in taxes has increased that's why the top one percent of seen their income skyrocket two hundred seventy five percent since reagan it the rest of us have seen our incomes barely grow that's why unionization rates have fallen since reagan and along with those rates the middle classes income has also dropped. forty nine million americans in poverty forty five million americans on food stamps fifty three million americans without health insurance. in those situations prosperity stipple stability an

rfp to encourage local business participation, to buy a renovation of the physical building and maximize revenues to the port. following the selection process staff will come back and have the approval of the qualified respondent. stifel engaged in a 60-day exclusive right to negotiate. hopefully, that will conclude in a lease. we will bring that back to for approval. this probably will be a board of supervisor item given the term any amount of the investment into the property. we anticipate the renovation is minimum a million. we are proposing the initial term could be up to 15 years. i would seek your approval of this item. that concludes my presentation. >> so moved. >> seconds. >> public comment? >> all in favor? >> resolution has passed. >> thank you for your time. >> item 13, new business. >> no new business. public comment on new business? >> item 14, public comment. >> public comment? move to adjourn. >> so moved. >> thank you. >> my name is jamie hopper and i am with the san francisco recreation and parks department. in this episode, we are featuring the wonderfully romantic par

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taiga maximizing potential kicks into high gear this week. the team leaves thursday to compete in an off to the u.s. open and junior nationals in indianapolis. it is this venue where they would like to be one day, the olympic stage. >> that is the goal for all of us, but it is awesome to see teammates there. it makes me want to work harder in practice, because i want to be at that level. >> he is a really good role model. it makes me think that if he can do it, then anyone else can. he is human like the rest of us. >> he has three more opportunities to medal, his next chance when he competes in the 200 meter. >> it is one thing to be proud, but hard to imagine how his family feels. hilary, the sister, and his mother say watching him become the most decorated olympian in the history has really not sunk in his 18, let alone 19. 19, i still do not think it has set in puritan watching the 800 free relay, he had a huge lead. they all swim so well. he jumped in on the last lap and you just are realizing we're watching history, history is in the mak

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by voters aproved few years ago to keep it theetitive and to maximize the state.t come to believe this is the right way go. >> the gambling legislation will a heated debate. has to be voted on by a majority voters. the house of delegates will meet on friday. >> still to come, see why a of bridges, including a big one in our area, have to be quickly inspected for safety issues. >> a new push to protect some of on facebook. >> new details and the templegation of the shooting in wisconsin. i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature s 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt r romney and i ap

if they fall asleep on the job, and they don't maximize their constituency in the same enthusiastic waye romney/ryan ticket will be competitive. if the kind of effort that was made in 2008 on behalf of obama where independents went for obama in large numbers where young people between 18 and 35 went for obama in large numbers, where african-americans turned out to vote as if they were in someplace like south africa where people have not been allowed to vote for years and years and years, all of that was a level of enthusiasm and pride that drove the numbers dramatically in certain states. that's got to be done again. >> you -- you in the past have criticized the obama team for not gingg up that enthusiasm. do you think the selection of paul ryan will be enough to elevate enthusiasm on the democratic side? >> i think mr. obama got a taste of what he needs to do over the weekend. literally the selection of paul ryan bushed obama to the sidelines for the last three or four days. the numbers you talked about moving up at the rallies, that had to send a shock to the obama team. and they now

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worst of all if you are a regular viewer of this show you know that this year maxim magazine listed me as one of the 100 hottest women in the world. [cheers and applause] so evidently i've got no choice. here we go. here we go. all right. there we go. [ laughter ] i'm in the sure what a dose is so i'm going to eat as much as i can. all right? and -- bottom's up. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] i'm sad. i'm retaining so much water. i'm a cow. [ laughter ] man this, is going to be rough. anyway, ladies, try to fight your birth control induced sex craving. just remember mitch mcconnell and if that doesn't keep you from having sexer, know what will. [cheers and applause] folks -- good man. folks, that is not the only disaster we are facing because the economy is facing for a fall. >> the fiscal cliff is fast approaching. >> the fiscal cliff is looming. >> the fiscal cliff it's looming, owe oh, yeah. >> stephen: oh, yeah, the fiscal cliff not to be confuse withed with the financial glory hole. unless congress comes up with a deficit reduction deal on january 1 there will be a trillion do