and alexander-tut. >> go ahead commissioner neumann. i was going to say, sort of back to i think the substantive change, it is is that if someone is found in violation we agreed on the violation piece >> there was a prosecute vision that said if you are in violation for 5 years you could in the make major alterations to your property. what this provision say system that there is an exemption to that that exemption is for affordable housing or if you are going to add square footage that is providing more housing? is that am i understanding that clearly? >> yes, that was made at the ask of planning. >> but the 40% of the new unit catharsis in violation, 40% are part of the like the gross square footage that institute 40% you questions of law fifor this exemption. >> that's right. >> okay and my last question in this [inaudible]. in -- in -- evaluating bad offenders first time offenderers considered. i think we ask these questions on the abatement board if someone had repeated violations of these things i presume that the optics of that an

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there's the hlu docuseries, wework, all of it pointed to adam neumann as a ceo. and while he definitely had its faults, i think it's more about the cracks in the system at wework. so you not only had adam as the ceo, but you had a very junior leadership team that wasn't diverse, they didn't have a lot of diverse thinking that was brought to the table. >> in your book, you mentioned two of my favorite people, chip connelly and patti mccord. chip created the hotel chain and patti ran hr at netflix. she invented hr at netflix. what have you learned from them? >> i just have so much respect for both of them. >> me too. >> and side note, i think they're both just fun to be around. and patti,wy interviewed her for the book, we just -- i had a pain in my side because i was laughing so much. but, you know, netflix, she spearheaded that whole culture deck, which a lot of us are familiar with now, especially in silicon valley. and i think she inspired me to think beyond the values and go to more of that behavioral concept. so netflix, over ten years ago, identified, what a

about energy products have almost tripled in imitation of products and in poland the weakling neumann went shopping and complained that he paid 32.5% more than a year ago. egg butter, milk, flour, sugar, butter, vegetable, all these products from the daily diet have risen in price by thirty percent this minute see you at 19:00. some are so beautiful it's breathtaking. e looking at them you feel aesthetic pleasure. do you feel that belarus is closer? my light is a mirror, tell me, tell the whole truth . who in the world is sweeter than all blushers and bileev these lines alexander sergeevich pushkin wrote back in 1833. almost two centuries have passed since then. and we women still look into the mirrors and are terribly worried. if something there is not as we would like, especially life expectancy. so increased psychologists. today they call 50 years, new trills. but here is the question in the soul, you can feel young and light on your feet. and here is how, acquiring experience and wisdom, which undoubtedly leave imprints on the face and body, preserve this very outward youth. yes,

naval leadership including union admiral, david faraday who he compares to ward or to admiral chester neumanns. >> most of you know the story, hartford was halfway into the bay when there was a muffled thump and the ship immediately to his right, the to come society reared up out of the water, fell back in again at stern, rose up, propeller, still spinning and shot down like an arrow taking most of its crew with it. sunk by a confederate torpedo. perhaps designed by hunter davidson. when that happened, the ship directly in front, the brooklyn, stopped and then it began to back down. the ships are in a line ahead formation. when the lead ships begin backing down, you can imagine the chaos likely to ensue. this of course is when farragut took matters and hand. in order to avoid having his whole column collapse like an accordion, he ordered the hartford to be out of line, steam passed the brooklyn, directly into the marked minefield. as he passed the brooklyn, her kaplan called across to tell him there were torpedoes in the water dead ahead! to which farragut replied, [inaudible] give me a minut

slaboner neumann went shopping. and he complained that he paid 32.5% more than a year ago.s from the daily diet have risen in price by a third, and that is true, and france then served. rising inflation in poland ruins factories and manufacturing business suffers from job losses and high competition. this is the new reality of europe, this opinion was shared by the polish political scientist alexander according to him. residents were not at all ready for such a turn of events, while the state only shrugged, which could lead to irreversible consequences. indeed, valuable energy has risen, and very much for the large production of interest, a and the consequences and many factories are closing very loudly. now in recent weeks it has been about the fact that porcelain factories, which are there 10 years, which produce in poland is closed. this is a passport plant. the carolina bigwig in the south is more of it, and really on the loss of jobs and the loss of the business, which made more of its products. yes, personal population. this increase in prices at the level of 60-90% i

imitation of products in poland on more profitable legs, outraged the polish politician of the word mir neumanng. and he complained that he paid 32.5% more than a year ago. all products from the daily diet have risen in price by a third, and that is the truth. rising inflation in poland is ruining factories and manufacturing businesses are suffering from job losses and high competition. this is the new reality of europe this opinion, shared the polish political scientist alexander yatsyk. according to him, the residents were not at all ready for such a turn of events, and the state only shrugged, which could lead to irreversible consequences. indeed, valuable energy has grown uh, very uh for a large production of interest, a and the consequences and many factories are closing very loudly. now, in recent weeks, it has been about the fact that porcelain factories that have been there for 10 years, which produce in poland, but this passport is closing carolina bumps in the south, more of this, but really at a loss jobs and loss of business, which produced more of its products. yes, personal popula

and for this you ordered to kill your henchman neumann.he gold reform, witte, why and then that prince bankrupt and for the sins of turbulent youth, it turns out to be paid. moreover , in tibet i do not forgive debts, sobolev, when you became addicted to morphine , you knew that it would not be possible for everyone to deceive everyone and it was not necessary, but only you, gentlemen, gold industrialists, so that you, being afraid, began to dump your shares in the mine, these are the two qualities that these people decided to play on, for all your millions. you have remained ignorant and your main fear is to lose the wealth siphoned out of them. you could just ask strangers to leave the room will be sealed, a matter of state. yeah, you know what i managed to find out they all. don't miss to report back tomorrow. i feel that we are in for some unforeseen difficulties. sea devils are distant frontiers, the main thing is that our eagles hold out tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv

and will not be able to get the numbers, because matt gates and your friend lauren boebert's, ralph neumann, all these insurrectionists, andy biggs in arizona, these guys don't have tangible things that they want. they want to be anti the left, to troll, be performative. they want to get their things about donald trump, some of owen's kevin for that reason. >> lauren boebert does not actually know how congress works. she thinks into a speaker, that they're not actually spending any money, not realizing that the budget has already passed, the train has left the station. and you, kim, simon, not going to sign off for the last names, because i still cannot pronounce answers. thank you all for being here tonight. before we go, i want to give you a quick reminder that we are getting the jobs report at 8:30 tomorrow. economists are expecting a strong one. coming up, what is all this chaos, what does it mean for the biggest loser, the twice impeached former president and his influence over the party seems to be doing. and later, a very serious conversation, former capitol police chief, stevenson,

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the head of mir neumann went shopping and complained that he paid 32.5% more than a year ago.gg butter, milk, flour, rice, sugar, oils, vegetable, all these products from the daily diet have risen in price by thirty-two and half a percent. these are the main events to this minute see you at 19:00. belarusian winter all its little things. some are so beautiful they are breathtaking.