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the engine of it ng with bits and it reduces your life this much more there are you a bill to give for obtaining more years to live you claimed that the parisian diet helped half a million people in france to lose weight and i wonder why do you think. these principles could be just as effective in other countries because as we discussed this interview it is the french food culture itself taking longer lunches. have your food sharing it with your friends all the slowness of the pleasure pleasure of the french culture that seems to be facilitating eating habits of the french people why do you think it could be so easily transferable to other countries where the environment is so different people work longer hours or don't have that much time the problems are the thing i mean every country and the good of the theme and the difference is into the cooking. portion so what i try to do every time i'm in another country is to change a little bit the recipients to customize the recipients for their country. for example for america i. understood that i didn't have to get very complicated complex

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the december 18th, 2013 meeting of the board of appeals and the preceding officer this evening is wo ng and she is joined by lazarus, and frank fung and honda and. i am the board's executive director, and we are also joined tonight by the representatives that have cases before the board, corey is here, he is is acting zoning administrator and also representing the planning department and the planning commission, and urban forester representing the department of public works, and we should be joined shortly by joseph duffy who will be representing the commission of inspection. >> the board requests that you turn off all phones and pagers so that they will not disturb the proceedings and carry on the conversations in the hallway, appellants and permit holders and department representatives each has seven minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3-minute periods, members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to address the board but no rebutta

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ng stated that he needed clarification, i believe needed would be better. on page 4, "public comment," towards the top, my comments stated that the term "qualification" should be included perhaps in the definition, not into. on the bottom of page 4, item 5, the closed session evaluation of director st. croix i believe that should also reference the brown act and sunshine ordinance provisions that permit such closed sessions. and there was one other -- one moment. well there was one another thing and darned if i can find it now. i will try to find it and communicate it to staff, but just minor typographical things. i did try to read the minutes. thank you. >> is there a motion to adopt the minutes as amended by mr. pilpel? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? hearing none, next item on the agenda is the executive director's report. >> i just want to throw one thing on top of the report. during public comment earlier a number of people mentioned again the jewelle gomez case and i did call the mayor's office and to ask if it was forthco

ng, of course, they are out. we lost a few.e lost gibbs in newcastle with well --train, and as others was not sure will be ready because they came back the cause of illness. about him --we lost another with an ankle problem that newcastle. bes morning, training will more of a medical check to see who will be available for tomorrow's game. cardiff are without craig bellamy with a knee problem --an injured andrew taylor will be replaced. perhaps temporarily if they avoid defeat to swansea, chelsea looks to build on sunday's win over liverpool going to westhampton -- manchester united hosting tottenham. the strike are said to a return. the 32-year-old french international will be playing -- has been playing in the russian premier league since the light but he can return to france to better his chances of making the french world cup squad. third stage of this year's tour rino to frederico pellig an early need. -- early lead. hamilton had other ideas. the 26-year-old american overtaking on the final corner and sprinting away for a w

he was honored by the president of the ceremony in lisbon's alice. 2013.ng 66 goals in prince henry honoring him. this is a very proud moment to receive this metal from the hands of his excellency , the president of the republic. it gives me even more motivation now to keep on working harder in a try to keep on improving and represent portugal at the highest level possible. for me, it is such a special moment as well as for all the portuguese. i could not be happier. i hope i will be able to keep this up until the end of my career, winning a major trophy and enjoying great success. level butpersonal also collectively, and in the name of portugal. i'm very happy. [applause] >> he celebrated his victory this weekend, scoring a screamer. the presidential election will take place in june. the helmdate exceeds of football governing body. the 55-year-old, former fifa deputy general secretary, was asked if he will continue his bid. >> i can only repeat what i said this morning. for the moment i am the only candidate which has declared, and it will not answer hypothetical questions. , butis full of

to avoid ng-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and cl ur doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking actn. viagra. talk to your doctor. . >>> welcome back. we've been reporting on the death of one of israel's most legendary leaders, ariel sharon who died today at 85. he suffered a stroke eight years ago this month from which he never reflected. his life reflected the history of israel, a life dedicated to the survival of his country against incredible odds. for more we bring in editor of "commentary" magazine. he was an incredibly bold figure in israeli politics. >> he was. not just israeli politics, israeli history. in 1948 he nearly died in a decisive battle in the war of independence. in the 1950s he helped invent counterterrorism practices with the unit started the israeli army. in 1973 he is the signal figure of the yom kippur war in 1973 when he sliced the egyptian front in two and crushed the egyptians in a tank battle that people have stud

policy,ng to foreign obama touched on afghanistan, saying the war will formally conclude at the end of this year. he addressed to the crisis in syria negotiations with iran. leaders do not seize this opportunity, i will be the first to call for more sanctions and stand ready to exercise all options to make sure iran does not build a nuclear weapon. of the lowest approval ratings of his presidency and the prospect of continued divided government, obama is seeking other ways to enact his agenda. republicans like tea party are blaming lee obama himself or america's problems. >> inequality, real inequality, it's trapping poor children in failing schools to benefit bureaucrats and union bosses, penalizing low-income parents for getting married getting .etter jobs it guarantees insurance companies taxpayer bailouts. withoutanging laws congressional approval and spying on american citizens without constitutional authority. and of course, obamacare all by itself is an inequality godzilla that has robbed working families of their insurance, doctors, wages, and their jobs. angela merkel gave her

program,ng up in the we go to tunisia, a country in the midst of political evolution. a technocratic government will lead the country to fresh elections in a bid to consolidate democracy. our private lives up for grabs in france? the tabloid claims the french president is having an affair. first, we go to the central african republic. the interim leader, michel djotodia has resigned. this is according to a statement issued after a summit in neighboring chad. talks to decide the new leadership will take place in the capital at a later date. no exact date has been given. they put pressure on him after he failed to halt interim -- religious violence that has forced more than one million people from their homes. i am joined by our chief foreign editor rob parsons. why has he been forced to step down? >> the writing was always going to be on the wall when he and his colleagues got summoned to the meeting of regional leaders in chad. the reason is because the interim leaders had enough. for several months, they have been saying to the government of the central african republ

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ng ng up next. next.cbs >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is friday, january 17th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a california firestorm in explosive drought conditions. carter evans is in the fire zone. >>> cbs news learns what president obama will say in one hour about dramatic and immediate changes to the nsa surveillance program. >>> plus, one of football's greatest rivalries. we'll hear from tom brady and peyton manning, their 15th match-up. and it could be their last. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye-opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> and i was right there, upstairs. and no upstairs no more. >> thought we were safe. really doesn't know right now. >> fire crews battle to save california homes. >> five destroyed, a dozen other

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rent triple the only thing i know is they heard the word sequester whatever that means you have this ng is the city agency that subsidizes rent for low income new yorkers is facing a thirty six million dollars reduction due to budget cuts known as sequestration. as a result thousands of seniors like ann are being forced to shrink their lives into smaller and cheaper apartments and that physically able. to a will or i'm going to do it my friend if you're sitting on a saddle i can't afford to stuart so what i'm going to do with my life is in this disappointment civil rights attorney norman siegel who represents many sequestered seniors calls the downsizing campaign inhumane i can't dismiss the possibility that the effect of this will impact disproportionately on seniors and poor people because in the bigger picture the people who are in power and make these decisions . know that seniors might not fight back and it's a problem playing out nationwide potentially affecting more than two million low income american households in the coming year that's according to one washington budget think

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educators and the professional artists i am a product of the san francisco public schools and graduate ng 1981. and ten years later, graduate froming san francisco california college of the arts. and has sense made it my life's work to make and each art. and for 25 years and involved in dozens of arts organization and topped in the elementary to school and currently maintain an art studio and design studio. and she hired me as one of the first artist and residents at the street campus and mentored me for seven years when i taught there. and i currently carry on the spirit of the teaching in the arts class that combines the drawing, painting and tuition and critical thinking and experimentation and play and the relevance and it is the kind of class that she will be proud of and fully realized in the downtown location. >> i want to thank you in advance for having the courage to do the right thing and to watch this amazing arts education center, that our students and our student deserves. it will include, visual, the school, the visual and performing arts department and the north auditor um

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projects and so we have not needed to do it yet and so a lot of that revenue is just interest that is come ng higher than normal, but it looks low because we don't have the transfer from the fund balance. in terms of expenses, if you look at our expenses they are a little lower than the 41 percent of the year, and employee salaries is 34 percent which lower than the 41, because we do still have the vacantcies and we are working on those vacantcy ands and we have a little bit of savings in salaries but i am not projecting any yet and hopefully we will be able to fill some of the outstanding vacantcies, and the departments are closer and non-personal has a lot of supplies in it and we have orders in it for safety related equipment and code books that have not been paid yet and i expect that to be closer to the 40 percent once the things are paid. and that is basically it for the finance report. and i did also want to mention that we are working on next year's budget, so at the next meeting we will get the budget from the department, if you have anything that you would like us to include in the

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. >> and so, it is two neurons communicate ng space, the sculpture is we hope that it will give the public a way of exploring the between the sensory environment and the internal world. and soma offers and we believe that it captures all that the san francisco has to offer, science, technology, and art. and we have successfully installed pieces worldwide and including europe, and chicago, and california, nevada, and in the bay area. it has been installed in los angeles, las vegas and here you can see two examples and the larger picture is in los angeles. the smaller picture is in san mateo. >> and this is our representation of how we feel it will look on the water front, a beautiful background to the bay bridge and we want to talk about the sculpture, it is 35 feet long made of stainless steel and we are going to have ultimate of the ground anchoring is designed by an, engineer and we have led effects and representing the two that go through the two neurons that we demonstrate and we are going to show you the collaboration and to create six informal displays, describing in the brain and th

aolagi and i am a long time activist and the mission district i have been concerned about what is happen ng that neighborhood, as you can see tonight we have so many people from the mission district and it is a broad base of support for this move and this swap of the property and because what was seen in the mission was displacement that is occurring at such a phenomenal level and so we are seeing the closure in the mission,, and the last affordable housing that i saw built in the mission was at 1880, mission, and there were only 20 units of, there were 40 units of, 220 units of housing so when we got 40 deeply affordable and the studios are starting at 2650 a month. and that is at just a block away from this site and so we are desperate in the neighborhood we. need affordable housing for working families, many of the low income family and formerly homeless families are now living in single room occupancy hotels and sometimes 350 square feet of space. for families that are up to four and five or more. and so, i really hope that you support this. and thank you for allowing me to speak. >> al

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