the government is very clear about five in terms of the future, but maximize the pressure. good >> so president obama confirmed his policy is to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and he confirms he would not hesitate to use force if necessary. i know we already have units deployed in the gulf, but when we provide logistical support to the americans democrats but does not a decision and we have made we did to the americans and? >> that is not a decision we have made. they believe is unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon, and they hope they have made that clear. and we do have mine sweepers in the gulf as part of international forces. we have not made any decisions about military action, but clearly we want to consider doing our best to protect our own interests and our own people. in terms of the positions, we do have mine sweepers in the gulf. they're part of forces that believe it is important that we keep it open. we have not made decisions about any military actions. clearly, we want to consider how best to protect our and interest in people. >> by i

the government is very clear about five in terms of the future, but maximize the pressure. good >> so president obama confirmed his policy is to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and he confirms he would not hesitate to use force if necessary. i know we already have units deployed in the gulf, but when we provide logistical support to the americans democts but does not a decision and we have made we did to the americans and? >> that is not a decision we have made. they believe is unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon, and they hope they have made that clear. and we do have mine sweepers in the gulf as part of international forces. gokeep it open. we have not made decisions about any military actions. clearly, we want to consider how best to protect our and interest in people. >> by increasing the number of unit? >> iran is a divided society. we have seen that within the regime, the strong position even if it is suppressed. not even iran would be of an attack. we have a situation where the iranians would like to feel iran change. they may take a differen

sit before us today have the resources that they need and the right policies that are in place to maximize domestic production from our federal lands in an environmentally responsible manner. now, a number of new authorities were included in last year's interior bill that i hope will give your agencies the tools necessary to improve the pace of permitting and increase our domestic production. for example, the new fees on offshore operators were authorized and 50% of these collections must be used to expand capacity and expedite the development of the ocs. higher salaries for certain critical positions in order to address the problem of hiring sufficient number of key personnel to review the plans and process permits in a timely fashion, as the chairman as mentioned. finally, the responsibility for reviewing air quality issues in the arctic ocs was transferred from the epa to oem to deal with the egregious permitting delays. almost six years in one case. i'd like to hear from all of you about how these new authorities are being utilized and whether you believe you've got the tools that you

maximize the pressure. i don't want to raise false hopes, but clearly the iranians have reacted by making a new offer of discussions and replied on behalf of the e 3 plus 3 to try and take these forward, i think have to be very clear that this is only acceptable if they are going to have civil nuclear power but no move to military nuclear power. that would be the best outcome. but the iranians have to make a big change in their strategic thinking. >> the iranians have been engaging in diplomatic talks for many, many years now and clearly hasn't come to anything. >> i think one of the reasons though is that the world has not been sufficiently united to send a clear message to the iranians this is what you need to do in order to convince us you want civil and not military nuclear. we've had that play around with the research reactor, talks in istanbul and the rest of it. i think there is a greater sense and you feel this when you go to the region that the world wants to send a very clear message about what is

the architect has been working with us and the proposed tends to get a sense for how you maximize the space and get more usage out of it. what we have heard from the community in the meetings we have had since june, it is about the importance of satisfying the mitigation requirements. for the folks that are newer to the conversation, there was a mitigation agreement in place four decades ago as the facility got expanded. it really talked about the needs for this to be a community asset focus on jobs, child care, and support for elders. the consistent feedback since june and prior to that about the tenants coming into the building should be consistent with mitigation and they should be the vehicle to make that agreement, live. so, this slide talks about the proposed tenants. so, it is consistent with the list that be provided the commission's back in june in with mitigation requirements. if you look at the priority around education, city college of san francisco is one of the proposed tense right now. the five keys school is a proposed tenant that is here today to talk about the progra

the twenty ten most schoolgirl or crystallize was the first competition to ten or so darren maxime turn call home together and any doubts about whether this newly formed couple had a future soon faded away within just fifteen months well as our intern paul took first of the european and second at the world championships but now this creature is happy to fall back on those achievements for good they see success of the next winter olympics is their main goal in life. to win in sochi she's more than just a goal for us it's a dream and i'm sure that for any athlete winning their home countries olympic games means as much as any sporting achievement could but russia wouldn't have had such high medal expectations in the pairs competitions if the two skaters hadn't agreed to partner up and twenty ten before their forces are was before and with stanislav morozov for ukraine while john paul had maria mccorkle as a partner but they were continually fall or short of expectations and both lists knew they had to move elsewhere but it was nice i had an offer from a french skater they could have also

blm's fiscal year 2013 budget proposal reflects the administration's efforts to maximize public benefits while recognizing the reality of the current fiscal situation. the new energy frontier initiative recognizing the value of environmentally sound, scientifically grounded development above conventional and renewable energy resources on public lands. conventional energy resources on these public lands continue to play a critical role in meeting the nation's energy needs, producing 41% of the nation's coal, 13% of natural gas and 5% of the domestically-produced oil. during 2011, the blm held 32 onshore oil and gas lease sales covering over 4 million acres. onshore mineral leasing revenues are estimated to be $4.4 billion in 2013. the 2013 budget strengthens the bml's fee. similar to the fees now charged for offshore inspections. collection of these fees is consistent with the principal that users of the public lands pay for both the cost of use authorizations and for providing for oversight activities. this fee will generate an estimated $48 million in funds to improve safety and product

certainly in some courses there's pressure to create -- try to maximize the asian-american population in those districts. certainly our coalitions recognize the limits of the lawk was informed by the kinds of priorities that they had and the work they were doing where folks were really -- felt like low income, asian-american immigrants would be better served by being included or drawn into the same district as low income latino districts. so these were districts that were adopted that more or less resemble the proposal that we had submitted to the commission. so hopefully that gives you a sense as to what's we did and how changing demographics impacted our work. as we look to 2021, we expect -- i don't know if i'll be here. we expect greater geographic dispersion and ethnic defensive tersity, possibly majority asian-american state assembly districts in san francisco and the fremont milpitas area i mentioned earlier and hopefully greater influence. certainly more opportunities and challenges as we work to represent fair representation for our community. >>> it'st i'm going to try this

we want to maximize the activities and we want to minimize duplication of experts. we also want to create a common vision across the multiple programs that are going on not only in hhs but across government around traumatic brain injury and above all we want to be able to collaborate and leverage each other's resources. one of the ways that we're doing that is through a clearing house of federal schools. we're hoping and just throwing this out now, we're hoping that we will be able to include tools produced by all of the federal programs in one place that would be assessable to the public and to each other so that we wouldn't duplicate efforts and that we could use our scarce resources to launch out into new areas. >> thank you. dr. winston, we always heard of young brains and their remarkable availability to adapt to the surgical removal of part of the brain. yet in your testimony you mentioned that young brains are actually harmed more than the brains of older individuals. would you elaborate on this difference? >> yes. children differ from adults emotionally, soc

maxime if we start off back in the past the discovery of the huge mineral wealth there is around here perhaps you could talk us through the developments of the city from its early origins right well the the history of mining here and into logi here goes down to the late seventeenth early eighteenth century and we can trade it up to the new the family one of the most to reach people here in russia and they built a lot of factories here you know not only in the kitchen and watson to rejoin them in silty is you're in the soul b. it's a room in your general repatriates it's a lot of heavy engineering factories so this was the it all stalin's industrialisation so we take that up too if we'll call it the region's moments of crisis really after the fall of the soviet union in the ninety's and the region i think it's probably fair to say found itself a bit lost. well of course when you have so many you know factories and then you know the whole economy collapsed you know the city was in the crisis i mean and the whole region was in crisis it's actually even gold it's not true well it would be

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killer now we saw perhaps a clever way for apple to continue to sell products but look at this headline maxim america gaps targeting of broke young hipsters the huge as flawed apparently gap has now launched a new advertising campaign targeting eighteen to thirty four year olds but according to w s l chief executive officer wendy lead men she said there is a notion among retailers that young shoppers are more resilient and will come back sooner the reality is that they don't have money to spend and retailers aren't paying enough attention to this almost a quarter of eighteen to thirty four year olds don't make enough money to cover basic needs such as rent car payments and food i don't know who's buying these computers so couple of interesting trends first of all we know that this newest generation coming up are putting money into apple products ahead of buying cars. so they're not really competing with passion of the gap competing with cars the the american dream as it's portrayed in movies for example from the one nine hundred fifty s. onwards is you own a car you have freedom and that's ta

"b" corps are legally mandated to maximize social benefits as well. long before any laws were passed, kassoy, along with his former stanford university roommates, jay coen gilbert and bart houlahan, concocted "b" lab to certify "b" corps, making sure that ompanies officially doing good actually were. >> every company today markets itself as one of the good guys. the thing that "b" lab does is as a non-profit is do a lot of that research and independent verification on behalf of all those consumers that want to know about the company that stands behind the product. >> reporter: "b" lab rates firms on how well they care for employees, the environment, they're community. if they get a score of 80 or more out of a possible 200, they are certified b corps and can market themselves as such. in five years, some 500 companies have been certified like countertop maker ice stone. its factory in the brooklyn navy yard day lit to save on electricity. its product made partly of glass diverted from landfills. made using recycled water. ice stone's workers are paid

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americans can only maximize our real economic output with long- term price stability. thus, it protect the purchasing power of the dollar, provides the strongest foundation for lasting economic growth and job creation. the mandate for price stability gives the federal reserve the right goal, but does not ensure the federal reserve achieves s -- achieves price security. in january of 2012, they announced an inflation target of 2%, defined its terms of the price index. i strongly applaud chairman bernanke and the other members for this step toward a rules- based inflation targeting regime. however, this is merely a policy statement that can easily be reversed. therefore, the sound dollar act mandates that the open markets committee targets inflation, continues inflation targeting. as you know, accurately measuring inflation is not easy. in the last decade, we saw that price indices of goods and services do not always record all the price movement in our economy, allowing bubbles to inflate undetected. this relies upon the price index for personal consumption expenditures

i think we're just going to maximize our chances for getting more delegates and and we feel good aboutthat they ditched plans to campaign in kansas in focused on southern states from the and gingrich made it clear it's time for a new president and the white house. this president has not succeeded, he has failed and that's the reason we're going to get rid of him in 2012. >> gingrich and romney have good reasons there are 90 delegates that state. >> the latest wgn tv chicago tribune polls political reporter rick pearson is here with more on the polls and a couple of surprises as the results came out. our latest tribune wgn poll shows that rather than just coming here to raise money which is what its plan was he also needs to do some campaigning right now our tribune poll shows 30 percent of registered republican voters. newt gingrich at 12%, ron pollack 7% for we should point out though it's a narrow and significant leap. in this race, moderate independents it to ronni but the number of conservative voters in illinois still shows the problem that ronni is having one other factor to poin

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. >> reporter: she nearly reveals all in this maxim photo should the shoot. works in a furry valero, bright orange bra and black pencil skirt. who is the star of celebrity crush? >> i think ian holden summer. i think george clooney is always going to be a classic. >> reporter: the 33-year-old is also shedding clothes for her scandalous new tv show, the client list, where she plays a mom who works at a massage parlor. >> hot girls in lingerie all the time. never a bad show to watch. >> reporter: it debuts on april 8th on lifetime. to check out a lot of love, maxim on stands. >>> also, jessica simpson, naked and pregnant. >>> plus issue the latest on kristy brinkley's new battle with her ex, peter cook. we'll have that and more later on entertainment tonight. >> and you can see that tonight on wjz. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. it's official, the colts cut ties with one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. >>> mark has peyton peyton manning's emotional reaction. next in sports. [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the

maximizing its gateway location maingapore a wealthy country.ng sndards here are among the highest in the world, ranking in the top 30 globally. in the 20 years before the asian crisis, except for a period in the mid- 1980s and perhaps early 1980s, singapore's growth rate was very stellar-- in the range of seven to ten percent. it took england 200 years to achieve its current standard of living; the same sarof livingyears that england has today. narrator: that accelerated development ishe rof economibalizat and a major and integral party t of singapore economy. this top-down approach differs from other models of economic developmen singapore's government exerts strong conol over more an just the economy. the western model of economic development is that when you libelize an economy, en politicaliberalization will also accompany economic liberalization. w, in asia, it's the exactpposite. you have economic liberalization happening for the last threeecades or so and no political liberalizatio until the early 1990s. we saw political liberalization t

if you have not maximized it, as rob has for your office, you should do that. means you have to hire people under 30 or inspector general activity. centered centered on things close some of the problems earlier having the governor appoint somebody who has to do an investigation over the governor's office raises questions of impartialality. >> independence. >> that's an issue. we've got a fairly complex nature between the inspector general, state board of accounts. we do have when you talk false claims, if you do have a key element. as much as we'd like to think investigations will lead to this, nine times out of ten it will be somebody inside coming to you and explaining how it's done. i think the inspector general is not going to have the resources whether it's through my office, state board of accounts or anybody else. so some opportunity to have people come forward. i think the inspector ends up being critical for all these areas. >> that's right. then if you have a source of these cases and you are prepared to do them, you can make an impact not on every ca

. >> he put the pieces in like tetras and maximize the volume of that part. >> cameras caught this 53-year- old loading up his car with gallons and gallons of tide. he did it more than 20 times over the course of 15 months, stealing what they call it a sort of "liquid gold." i did not know people were asking for it. he would push right past the workers. he would take paper towels, so dump. >> -- towels, soda. >> with a retail price from $10- $20, this staple has become a kind of currency on the streets selling on the black market for half the price. there is no serial number. >> its highly recognizable difficult to trace. it's easily sold. >> the cleaner has become part of the dirty drug trade. a fall drug steam it turned up more time than cocaine. please in prince george's county tweeted me gizmodo calling it just a part of the detergent confiscated back in november. in response to the crime wave, cvs have put it on lockdown targeting tide liekke flu medication. you learn something new every day. >> you would not think people would be stealing this? [laughter] let's take a look of th

we hope that we try and maximize the local content. in kaz zik stand, have those workers.china we have a training center in china that trains welders, fabricators. now we open a drafting center. the idea is to maximize the local content and the technical transfer know how from yourself to the countries you operate in. >> samer at the marina in abu dhabi. that's it for cnn "marketplace middle east." we'll see you next weekend.

how you can maximize your financial aid for your child and why it might be smart at jumping at the first college that accepts them. >>> facebook keeps you up to date. why using them to get customer advice could be a big disappointment. we'll explain. >>> all right. let's take a look at some stories that affect your money. high school students are checking their mail boxes waiting for those important college acceptance letters and hopefully some money, financial aid to go along with it. we have some tips on what you can do to get the most help when it comes to paying for that college. >> reporter: it's crunch time for high school seniors, the culmination of all that hard work, test scores and essays. whatever exoj is right for you could probably use some financial aid. with the costs skyrocketing, many will need it to get their deagreement money magazine compiled advice from college counselors, administrators and parents in the trenches. the tips they came up with could save you hundreds or thousands of dollars. while you can't bargain with the school there are things you can do to improv

square feet, knowing that someday we would invest in the waharf, creating a property that would maximize potential, and that would be a contribution to our neighborhood. a lot of effort has gone into the appliance -- plan that is before you today, and we believe that takes into consideration the neighborhood. >> seeing no further public comment, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini: i appreciate all the comments we have heard, and there are issues. i am having trouble identifying donthem. one issue is height. i hear people saying if you make it shorter it will be satisfactory. the dwelling units on north point are quite a bit higher than beach, and i believe the height of this is only 2 feet into the bottom of the places on no. 0orth point. >> that is correct. the height of the building proposed incentives approximatee same height as the building to the rear, so the roofline would not be any higher than the roofline of the rear of the project, and it would be lower on the north point purblind -- curbline. >> i cannot see any blockage of light to the buildings on the rear of no

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. >> we don't expect to have to ration this year but we're doing what we can to maximize our supplies this year. so in the best possible decision when fall comes around we hope it's a rainy winter. >> the level of the lake will likely drop 10 feet by the time pumpbing is done. >> there is a milestone, state prisons have taken down bunk beds up outside of the cell block. some fear of the sudden decline is actually a dangerous development. the images at height of overcrowding shows roads double and triple bunked in what used to be common carry areas. there is facilities brimming judges declared conditions unconstitutional. >> this symbolized a system that was so crowded it could not work effectively. >> there is a end to that practice. those beds nearly 20,000 across 33 institutions are gone. the last dismantled just days ago. and the plan made less serious crimes rather than state prisons. >> i think we're going to see the safer, less expensive more effective system. >> all inmates can now participate in programs helping them prepare for life on the outside. >> now, we are able to watc

we will all keep doing what we're doing, maximizing our chances to get delegates. we feel good about that. >> newt gingrich and mitt romney focused on southern states. in mississippi, they made it clear it is time for a new president in the white house. >> this president has not succeeded. this president has failed. that is the reason we're going to get rid of him in 2012. >> if you believe in radicalism, you ought to be for obama. if you believe in the declaration and constitution, you ought to be with us. if you believe in higher taxes, you ought to be with obama. if you believe in lower taxes, you ought to be with us. >> they have good reason to focus attention on the south. there are 90 delegates at stake in alabama and mississippi on tuesday. >> the maryland governor will appear tomorrow on meet the press along with the virginia governor. o'malley heads the democratic governors' association. you can watch it tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. here on wbal. still ahead, an historical landmark up in flames. what investigators think started the fire. picking up the pieces on

you need to maximize the fact that you got the face time and cultivate that relationship. >> very goodch. >> thank you. >>> all right. smampt is the new rich. coming up, how can make money just doing your homework. >>> and mitt romney whips out a southern accent. y'all. >> i'm learning to say "y'all" and i like grits. things are strange, things that are happening to me. >> all right. is this how you win the south? newt gingrich doesn't seem to thing so. think so. >>> time for cnn equals politics update. begin in kansas where republican voters held caucuses today and those caucuses have ended. cnn projecting rick santorum as the winner. seen right there witha 1% of the vote. could take home at least 20. maybe eastern 25 of the state's 40 delegates. close between mitt romney and newt gingrich as well. romney has a slight lead. ron wall was in last. pictures out of springfield, missouri. rick santorum is there at a rally. >>> the gop race for president seems never-ending these days. right? well, here's a quick look at the delegate count as it stands today. mitt romney is in the lead with

you can guarantee a marriage will succeed but you can maximize your odds.data pulled from various surveys, here are the best ways to day married: number one, quit smoking. number two, be an optometrist that profession has the lowest divorce risk. number three, share chores. mike does that. number four, live in a liberal blue state like california. number five, hang out with other married couples. number six, marry someone you met at school. number 7, have sons. experts theorize men are more invested in raising sons and are more likely to stick around. >> okay. speaking of having sons or daughters, either is fine when you are an endangered species. >> when we come back, efforts to help a female panda become a mommy. >>> today at 4:00, the silicon valley executive who wants to swap his house for a piece of facebook. and the one call actor george clooney made from jail following his arrest friday and it wasn't to his attorney. those stories later today. >>> finally, a panda couple is nervously waiting to see if their efforts to become parents will bear fruit.

according to maximize your gang called $0.9 million that is just a little more than a year and that is the most that any state has given to the obama's and his campaign the first lady will be an idea and the bay area the their head in season in california where a will make an appearance of the nickelodeon kids' choice award and will be honoring teller swift. in san francisco grizzly's cbs five. about three this afternoon are crews spotted investigators and the hillside looking for clues into sierra lamar's disappearance of a dozen detectives sifted through possible evidence near the small community of coyote. this is just a few miles away from where the 15 was last seen a kid no shows us today's development is thanks to a volunteer. >>> it has been two weeks and csi teams are still going strong. and volunteer searchers had found some suspicious in the hills above metcalf road and monterey highway is a judge threw buckets of dirt for several hours all the was not clear what it sounds. but for volunteers at the numbers are booming. 700 searchers cannot today alone the total for the week

go to war or have the intent for it but in order to create the image that it is ready for it, to maximize concessions out of the iranians and force them to the table as a talking point. this is a tremendous and dangerous approach in my opinion. partly because a, the premise of it is quite questionable to begin with but even if you were to accept the premise, we have to remind ourselves that the united states is only in control of its own actions. it is not controlling how the iranians would reach -- how they could misread these actions, how they could miscalculate with the u.s. is doing and actually as a result make an action that could spark a war that the u.s. may not be intending to have in the u.s. military does not seem to desire. furthermore they cannot control or have a sufficient -- sufficient political will to try to control the actions of the israelis. we have seen that when the level of tension is rising up to this high-level the only need a small spark, perhaps in a station -- and assassination in the streets of tehran in order to be able to get the entire thing to explode. so

we want to make sure we maximize the creation of the affordable housing, which is very important to us, and making sure that the residents are engaged the entire time. policy decisions, feedback, a complete partner in this entire endeavour. some brief background on how it is managed, the mayor's office on housing, as olson said, you cannot do this without being a blend of public, private, and city partnership. we have developed a case management program that exists on each of the sites that were dedicated to this, and this is right now funded solely by the city and solely as a blend of multiple agencies. in addition to that, the private aspect, the team that is working on this is the best in the city. mercy, others, are partners with regard to that, and that adds the private aspect which is very important to getting this done. we also have a great fundraising partner. they are committed to raising $25 million for us, of which $7 million has already been raised, and they finished a process where they engaged 100 additional stakeholders in san francisco to develop their campaign strategy

effort, the sec has simply a sounder agency, deploying people and technology more effectively and maximizing resources, it's part of an effort to be more effective for years to come. but it should not suggest in any way that our work is done. parallel to our investments in people and tools, we began to put in place a new approach. we wanted to be moving to diminish or head off threats and move rapidly without the need for top down guidance in every case. this approaches that grown and while we do not have time to discuss every office and division, i want to show a few examples of the efforts. one place to look is the division of corporation finance. it has been particularly aggressive in enhancing its structure and focus. in the last year, they established new groups to concentrate closely on three systematically critical facets of the financial world. the largest financial stitutions, and capital market trends. these woffices are ensuring tha items that could, without the sun light of disclosure, turn into bad trends or dangerous practices. the disclosure teemps have been pro active in targ

of us is questioning the need for the city and the school district to have a conversation about maximizing school district property and the same thing should be done on the city side. i want to make sure that as we move forward in that discussion that we protect the original intent and purpose of the rainy day fund, because so many kids depend on it and benefit from it. that is a hearing request. the rest i submit. thank you very much. >> thank you. supervisor avalos. we will skip over supervisor avalos temporarily. supervisor mar. supervisor mar: thank you, madam clerk. i would like to end the meeting in honor of margaret peggy mccarthy. she was loved by many. she was raised in the outer district by her parents, both from ireland. she attended star of the sea elementary district -- elementary an. their story began at the krb dance hall and there were married. their children, julie, cathy, and brian. she took great pride in her grandchildren. while being a devoted mother and fireman's wife, she worked for san francisco unified school district for over 26 years. she ended her career at san

you can guarantee a marriage will succeed but you can maximize your odds.ta pulled from various surveys, here are the best ways to day married: number one, quit smoking. number two, be an optometrist that profession has the lowest divorce risk. number three, share chores. mike does that. number four, live in a liberal blue state like california. number five, hang out with other married couples. number six, marry someone you met at school. number 7, have sons. experts theorize men are more invested in raising sons and are more likely to stick around. >> okay. speaking of having sons or daughters, either is fine when you are an endangered species. >> when we come back, efforts to help a fe >>> today at 4:00, the silicon valley executive who wants to swap his house for a piece of facebook. and the one call actor george clooney made from jail following his arrest friday and it wasn't to his attorney. those stories later today. >>> finally, a panda couple is nervously waiting to see if their efforts to become parents will bear fruit. >> in taiwan schoolologists

good report but i am just curious about whether or not you are able to develop on how we plan to maximize job opportunities while we kind of role this thing out, especially for those that live in these committees, specifically local hire opportunities. can you talk about conversations that have taken place surrounding that topic? honcommunity benefits will be a very important part of this. we can have the ability to analyze what these are based on available trade and to match people up. >> this is the first anniversary of the local hire ordinance and for the --, this applies with mandatory hiring. that is one aspect of it. the other thing we are focusing on is breaking project down to smaller contracts with local businesses so that they can bid on these projects. not only construction but professional service opportunities. the thinking is that local businesses hire local people. we are looking at that as well. we're working with different community groups in identifying what opportunities there are and did the other thing we are working on is the construction assistance center to focus o