we have to accommodates the projects 13 required one transaction and the others required other tractions per development. we had the list of those buildings that are certified t dr in the apexes you may be interested in. okay. so what does the market look like. this is 20000 and in the light blue is the number of unused buildings in existence.

our other partners to stand up potentially alternate care centers and other types of, depeplding on the situation, other types of areas where people can be triaged or get information or get care if necessary. so those plans are in place, we're constantly developing them because we have to really look and we don't have the ability to predesignate every site, after an earthquake we need to make sure each and every site we announce to the public is safe before it's announced so it's a complex type of situation with constant situational awareness that has to be included. >> i just wanted to add on to that, that dph has a great resource of clinics. we are working with our clinics to take on those potentially minor trauma victims that they can treat and offload the hospitals. it would be a matter of triaging them at the hospital level and get them over there. >> just one other key point on that. we would also be working very closely with our partners in dem and the communications sector to really get the word out through our non-emergency informationalized public messaging, whatever it ta

she manipulates other inmates.he is in her cell or out of her cell it is just, everything is on her. attentionwise. >> benefield says she can't help being the center of attention. and says she has a stash of letters from her inmate admirers. >> she wrote me and she's like what is really going on with you, my lady. i just got out this hard -- after taking a nice hot shower. while thinking of you. no, sweetness, i didn't [ bleep ] off, ha-ha-ha. just the thought of you made me daydream. ha-ha. it's just funny how people come to jail and start trying to have these little jail house relationships. it's just, it is just hella funny. i'm flattered that the same sex is interested in me. >> benefield's social life has greatly decreased in segregation. she is only allowed out of her cell one hour a day by herself. she can either shower or spend time in an enclosed rec yard. what little interaction she has is with staff. >> she and i have a pretty good rapport. but she likes to have good rapports with all the deputies in the

and the cars and the other purchasing that and there is a currently a backlog on many of the other purchasing items? >> they will still be doing purchase for the buses and the trolly and for the dbt and the other departments that we service. and within the mta. >> okay. >> so, let's open this up to public comment, if there is anyone in the audience? >> good afternoon, members of the committee, my name is rashelle richmond and i am here representing technical engineers local 21, and i want to thank the agency for making assurances that current employees would not be displaced and we think that some work by the controller would help to clarify whether or not this is a prop j, that it is not only short term but longer term. >> we have a number of other concerns that we want to share with you, ken east ton from the purser's chapter? >> representing the purchasers, and and we almost certainly will lose jobs and since the work is currently being done by the purchasers even if not the people who lose their jobs, the alternative would be to hire more purchasers and so we are moving jobs away from cit

so were surpd by other areas. at&t can conduct an additional analysis >> so peabody school is a off the list and what else is on the list that would be preference 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5? >> there are none that i can locked. the majority were surround by residential areas >> but there are many other mixed use buildings and there are other sites that could have been looked at. that theirs pea body school and others i want to make sure you did your work to make sure there are other guidelines >> their might be an misunderstand. so evidentially it's mixed use commercial it's the underlying zoning that makes a difference. so preference 6 is still preference 6 and there are largely disfalsified >> it wasn't by mixed use sometimes the land zoning district as well. if it's a public school it would be one of the higher preference sites >> are there any final comments. >> okay supervisor yee. >> so one of my concerns is as i'm listening to the public comments and presentation. even if their seams to be a low risk of flooding and

this is an old game whe they fight each other.o, she proposed that north korea would have a meeting that north korea already rejected. so, we have to see how to solve this problem. the third delay, just like taiwan, the vppp party. you know, in correa we had this kind of problem. this was more complicated, i think, you know? the opposition party wanted to talk with north korea, but in taiwan by said it was against talking with men in china. it is quite different, of course. >> we have read reports that president park has had personal relationships with many in taiwan, yourself included, of course. would you mind discussing some of your personal ties? >> this is a story that we have to trace back to her father's stage. no, 1966, i think it was february that the former president's and madame visited taiwan. at that time we say that they invited the guest to the ship, so at that time we can say that we are brothers and sisters and, you know, they intimated a close contacts between taiwan and south korea, but as you see, it is quite d

city to have those controls then other cities can look to us. the example in new york was quite correct because it was in the suburbia areas and i don't know if other you cities are considered this thing by that's never here nor there. if belmount and the chamber wants to make a consideration to the friends of family planning would it isolate them >> i don't know the answer to that but the friends is a blind trust so we don't know. >> that's to the people who testified through wasn't enough money out there and they want to see a more robust thing at this point. >> in support bike boston would be the worst example and the historic downtown is the most intact has let go of any formula controller retails and this takes away from boston base if you're looking for something original it's horde hard to find. >> i also want to thank the staff. jenny's research found that very few cities have formula retails control. norwalk new york is one of the few and that's recently been done first year most cities, in fact, don't have those kind of controls. p if

in other words, nested like islands within the confines of other districts. we have been long interested in the issue of school governance, and a few years ago, we and the thomas ford institute join forces to tackle the issue of governance and ask how our system of k-12 governments might be modernized. as part of a collaboration, we released a book and education governments in january and we are planning a never report over the coming years. this paper is also part of that cooperation and it focuses in particular on the issue of school district size. the issue is timely, and many states and districts have recently been discussing consolidation efforts. in his 2011 budget address, ill. gov. pat quinn called for a commission to consider the number of school districts in the state. as governor, ed rendell also pushed for consolidation in pennsylvania and proposed consolidating their 501 districts into 100 districts. michigantes including and california have also discussed merging districts in recent years. we would like to talk more about these initiatives over

. >> any other comments, any other questions? seeing none, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, item number 5. >> item 5, action item, eliminate $75,000 lifetime cap on uhc transgender benefit for active and early retiree plans, lisa ghotbi. >> thank you, lisa ghotbi acting director. this is something we usually deal with during the rates benefits process, but this issue didn't come to light to the health service system until last week. we wanted to make sure we brought it to your attention now so we can make sure we get it into our guides and it's clear for our members going forward. it was actually a memo issued by the department of managed health care on april 9th of 2013 which essentially says that no lifetime limits are allowed under any plan that's licensed under the department of managed health care when it comes to any kind of gender reassignment benefits. so, the two plans we have that are administered through the department of managed health care blue shield and kaiser, this is a legislative change tha

any other public comment? no public comment. no other public comment. item number 12. >> item 12, discussion item, opportunity to place items on future agendas. >> we always have a full agenda. commissioner scott. >> madam president, i want to go back and reinforce the opportunity now that i'm serving as chair of this rates and benefits committee. i think that we all went through the heartache of the -- this past spring. and we're on track to do the very same thing if indeed we are not proactive in terms of doing some pre-planning. so, i note the very same groups that had a defined interest and that not only means those who are represented, but also other plan members as well will come forward and share with us very explicitly, not just in comments, but in writing their views about what they think we should be trying to do from an overall health plan standpoint. we all know that no matter how those things are framed, we can't do everything and i'm not as a new chair going to promise that. but we can indeed engage in a healthy internal discussion. and do

there are others and other delivery models that other city agencies and other public agencies and transit agencies are using. some may apply better to certain types of projects. design build is typically done on design projects but design build is one of the delivery methods we will be a little evaluating and may provide opportunities to reduce the schedule. >> other city departments involved in this -- i think you mentioned -- >> the civic design review committee which is a committee of the arts commission which has jurisdiction over surface elements in the public right-of-way. dpw has jurisdiction. caltrans has jurisdiction. the planning department i believe has some jurisdiction. the puc has significant infrastructure, so there's a lot of patients of the city family. >> >> and other agencies such as utilities need to be coordinating with during the construction to make sure it goes smoothly. >> and the example of the pagoda theater and how they work together when there is urgent's and i hope that and some are outside -- >> yeah, i spent six years here developing relationships and how t

so this cluster caters to travelers as well as other folks from other clubs. immediately adjacent is hertz rent a car and the do you only hospital and it is they have a cafe within the areas. we've done as much outreach in the area. my friend went to a community meeting and also a contingent leadership alliance. we also are in e-mail contact are the executive director. there will be a skirt and that security person will be posted outside the front door and smokers will be encouraged to go elsewhere. i click my report any questions for the general managers or the owners they're here. thank you >> thank you. commissioners any questions for the applicant? . seeing none, let's see if the police have anything to say. you can have a seat for right now. >> good evening i'm here representing the police station. we recommend approving i approving this permit with the following conditions. condition number one cap and son shall maintain their security while on friday and a saturday nights. condition two cap and mason shall maintain the cameras and this video footage sha

they have other activities. they're not just sitting there doing nothing. >> she says it. >> exactly. well, the truth is, as we go to yards, as they go to law library and to counseloring. they are allowed out of their cell in to a common area shared with other cells. in that period they can look face-to-face to inmates. because human contact is important and so then they talk to one another and they can also do when they're in their cell although they can't see them. so, they do have interaction with one another and with all the other staff. they're not that isolated. some call out between them. they talk about the football game. they are all watching in common. there's more action . if you haven't seen it, it's hard to understand. they're not as isolated as we think they are. >> there is human contact . they're locked in their cells 24 hours a day. >> in the prison, most suicide happen in cells. they happen to people living a life alone. that should speak volumes to you about making people live alone. and so th

i can identify myself in other ways, here's my driver's license, you know, here's any number of other ways to identify. then some people will okay, don't give me that, but how about your medicare card, t your social security, don't give them that either. so, you know, you just keep your identification cards, particularly the social security and medicare card, to yourself. and you don't need to give that out, they can find ways to identify you. >> one quick question, this group, begins with the word consumer, and we've had other agencies that have begun with consumers before, and they've done good things, but sometimes they fall short. are we going to see real help here? >> absolutely. but it has to be in done in coordination with other federal agencies and state and local organizations. today we will be an army for good and taking on scammers. >> listen, i don't i'd to want get you mad at me. i need to get the right guy in the job, thank you, it was a pleasure to have you here, and i'm glad you're doing what you're doing, and for more information, you can go to office for older americ

so in terms of the other improvements. i know that we have not had the congestion but what other kinds of things we're going to improving >> we're test the parking concept with the america's cup talking about the parking garage. they're part of our may or may not and we hope to intercept the cars and avoid the congestion on the waterfront. another pilot is the special event team to o so we have a little bit more on a busy weekend by having drivers making sure they're available and the cars are operable. and that helps us what those really, really big events so everyday it is not treated like the super day in october and that helps them look at schedules >> you were talking about the taxis. there was nothing available and i had f lines pass me. the waterfront has a lack of taxis in general >> thank you. i came off two workshops and one of the colleagues was here to get the conversation going first year two major concerns is around the ballpark and to make sure that the left turn is easy for cabs. the traffic congestion is a

we have been talking to 345 brandon tis the other building. for quite a while they were at rec and park again, no it was this morning they got continued again. they've dealing with regulatory you questions and we're anxious to get going. this is our building lot and this is 345. they have is a flag lot so they've got a piece that comes out to stanford right here. and frankly we'd love to share the entry on their flag piece and have been talking about that with them for a long time but we don't own it. >> i want to jump in. since we have concerns about stanford as an alley to later transform itself into a small place. taking the garage entrance off stanford preserves parking i think is a forward-looking idea which i really, really like to keep on the table. i know seeing the director and staff nod i'd like to push that forward. as we're transforming this part of the city into something that was completely different from it originally was very deep lots and very few abilities to have the buildings have their proper loading docks we need to find

, and respect for others can work across the line. it doesn't necessarily mean -- it doesn'tly has to deal with the culture. is how we treat one another? and i think we have to be very clear in our educational process and the communication to our people and what is acceptable behavior and what is unacceptable behavior, and i am often fearful when we try to develop a black letter law if you have all these factors and bullying and you fell outside and that works okay in the courtroom. right? as prosecutors we need clear understanding of the laws to understand whether we have a criminal violation or not, but i am fearful we maybe overly legalistic and the way we deal with on a daily basis and we need to approach this by a global perspective respecting people and understanding we have the same rights and obligations and starting with the adults and i go back to the adults because the adults really have to tow the line here. they really have to walk the talk. i cannot tell you how often i of involved in large mentoring efforts and now in t

we conduct our mediation in other languages other than english. it's volunteer so the officer and the victims must agree. i'm proud to report that last year 90 percent of the officers eligible for mediation agreed to participate in the program. also the officer of citizen complaints last year was the winner of the brfrd ward. additionally our mission court reporter was this year's recipient of the president's award of dispute resolution of northern california. finally i'd like to share a few statistics we got in 2012 and how we resolved those complaints we received 4 hundred plus complaint and this is a 67 percent reduction. last year, we sustained leakages of 6 percent of our cases that we closed. we found that proper kick in 31 percent of the engages that we investigated we found that 4 percent of the allegations were not true. the largest percentage were for unwarranted action followed by conduct reflecting misconduct. and 9 percent of the allegations that were received we didn't receive any allegations of unnecessary force. the demographics of

bill holiday and other go placed at jim bosses city. it's not an compensation to say that the building helped put fill more on the map. and yet in the 1960s the san francisco redemonstrate agency tried to remove the map and trying to demolish it but a diverse group of folks came together and the house was literally picked up and hauled to its new locations. although many vindicate to be sworn were sealed destroyed. ful from there it continued it's historic america's. the business and it's buildings are a tests time to our legacy of the japanese communities but now the building has fallen into the hands of an owner who is not interested in keeping marcus books as a tenant in the building. with this resolution i and members of the community join here today are asking the new owners to sell the building to someone who will maine maintain that. i want to thank you all the debt is inspiring and there's truly too many folks to thank. not a day goes bay by when someone is asking me about the bookstore and what they can do to help it. it nearly

i hear politicians calling each other bullies on the campaign trail. when i watched the film yesterday it broke my heart that alex who was completely experiencing what a bully really felt like to have these people throwing this word around lightly, politically, for press attention. and i want to go back and talk about bullying. i think people addressed it in their minds what bullying is, but i want to ask you what is bullying? how did that differ or where is it on the spectrum of behavioral issues? is there a point where you say this is bullying? and when do you step in and take action for what would be bullying or what is just a classroom management issue or behavioral issue? i would like to see if you could differentiate just a little bit about when you see intervention most effective for this thing that alex called bullying? >> as mandated reporters for sexual abuse but where is the mandated reporting for this type of abuse and stand for it and call out? i think the notion of the restorative frame and it's a reporture of a relationship and until suc

>> would supervisor mar and other supervisors initiating investigation on how we put more focus on what formula retail means, the department will convene creating specific guidelines in the castro area, i think this is a difficult time to look at this project other than to remember what some members were sitting on this commission still today discussed four years ago. it has come into focus that a needed pet food express was approved on thermo street and it is a car oriented enterprise and there are benefits to that, however, there was within a mile another car oriented formula retail would open along a highway makes me very weary about how we're look at this particular application. i think it is very clear that there are many things which in the last four years have made pet food an even more threatening institution to the neighborhood given the fact that unfortunately, the description of the conduct of this property and the parking lot are not particularly a good testimony to the person who's holding the lease and while i do not know the specifics, if you are into community participat

i would note, there are other cases, but i failed to inform the board about other items that have been before us that i have made calls on. oscar was one that was before you. the board put forward the very well reason argument that it should begin atd least the question of the birth of the retail establishment. we have applied that and as noted have submitted an affidavit, after the board issued their decision i september -- sent them your decision because i knew this was coming up. they have acrossed that hurdle that they did not have the threshold of number of stores. looking at this i believe they have not net threshold. other examples athletea is one that was a letter of determination that was issued for generally i don't think it was property specific. they were not formula retail at the time. athletea is one that is established in 1998. the gap bought them a couple years ago and formed them into new stores. now they are a formula retail but in san francisco they were not. a store that is the most comparable here and has the most compelling argument, the appellant's argument is bl

and then like other protestants and other regards we believe jesus christ died for everybody and lovesverybody and god is the ultimate authority and we should live a life consistent with the principles he put forth. >> host: services are on saturday. >> guest: services are on saturday also like many, services for me are everybody--every day. >> host: several similar tweets and e-mails, this one is from that guy. as a native of detroit here, what do you think about the city's decline in bankruptcy and do you see any hope? >> i definitely see hope. obviously i am torn about what is going on in my home city. no matter what happens -- i was able to get in detroit what i needed to play on the world stage and those things still exist in detroit, sometimes more difficult to find but detroit is a great example of what happens when you have a complex society and you don't control it with the right kind of leadership. a lot of people say the unions destroyed detroit, did the unions player role in it? what did unions do? in the old days there were terrible working conditions, people were not rece

just in energy but in many other sectors of the global economy where americans are investing in russia making a lot of money and expanding their operations this is a completely different world in the geopolitical world that we read about and business is focusing on making money but whether we look at the trade between the two countries and last year it was just under forty billion dollars it's not so impressive and if you compare that to the trade with china for example which was more than ten times larger. you know it could be argued that one of the reasons for so much geopolitical bickering that we've seen over the past year or so is simply because the two countries don't have that much to lose. well i think you hit on a very profound point the better the trade relations and the more commerce the risk between each country the more they have to lose if they get into geo political spats and that's where i believe the u.s. administration is its strategy is to focus on trade and investment because quite frankly i'm a i'm not a government person not speaking for the government but russia

the other issue is connecting people to job opportunities.g-term employment, stable employment, employment that gives people dignity, that gives them pride. i mean, everyone wants to take care of their family. and sadly, people are sometimes pushed into a life of crime because that's the easy route to obtaining money. i mean, it was really easy for me as a kid to choose to sell drugs because everyone around me was selling drugs. wasn't easy for me to get a job because i didn't have a lot of examples of people working other than my grandmother who was working as a maid, or other folks i saw working at the grocery store. so, for me i just felt like, okay, drugs is easier, you can easily go out on the corner and stand and sell drugs. but luckily, because of the mayor's youth employment and training program, i got a job at age 14, started working at the family store, working with some incredible people. and because of that opportunity i'm here today. and i think we need to make these opportunities more readily available to folks in public housing

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we have to accommodates the projects 13 required one transaction and the others required other tractions per development. we had the list of those buildings that are certified t dr in the apexes you may be interested in. okay. so what does the market look like. this is 20000 and in the light blue is the number of unused buildings in existence. in no year it dips below 2 million t dr that have been certified and unused. it tends to fluctuate with the market value 2005 and 2008 are peak usage t dr for the developments. most traksdz have been in the range of 18 to $25. again, this is the prices we're able to find. based on that we're saying the co co- related tractions have occurre

i'm sure i'm forgetting other stuff, too. that guy from whom they took all those gifts heads a company that for months now has been known to be under federal investigation. they had to disclose they were under federal investigation to their shareholders. on friday, that company put out a statement saying, happy day, they are not expecting to be charged in conjunction with that federal investigation. now, at the same time, there has been recent reporting in the "washington post" that the guy who heads the company who gave all the loot to bob mcdonnell and his family, the "washington post" is reporting he's returned states evidence, he's on the prosecutor's side in the investigation into governor bob mcdonnell. this is the other shoe midair dropping. okay? what's happening now is that governor bob mcdonnell's private spokesman who he hired specifically to handle his scandal is now publicly attacking the governor's pal. the guy who gave him all the money and the rolex and the ferrari and the rest of it. they're throwing that guy

not own have access to the incentives but the other ones that we have to offer and ada money and other things and what not and the businesses will be assessed and based on that assessment we have compose a plan of interventions for them and go from workshops to technical assistance to resign of their shop and at that time we would go ahead and implement and use some of the interventions and monitor them for the next three years so all office has allocated $60,000 and staff time to monitor the program during that time and i am here for questions if there are any. >> thank you. now ms. hence see lavree from public health. >> thank you supervisors. in some of san francisco neighborhoods and the tenderloin health issues and disparities abound and access to affordable food and lack of linked to chronic disease and one area is corner stores. the research shows improvements to these foods can have healthy impacts and teens that live near corner stores consume more sugar and others have a healthier diet. reduce disparities in these communities and stores can make monies selling healthy foods.

to deal with themselves and others. this level of training we have found through the years has definitely saved lives overseas and prepared our people to serve in the environments we are sending them. regretfully the 2300 people that i train per year does not come close and doesn't even meet the number of people that we have at our high-threat posts alone. we have a certain number of high-threat post where we can only give our people before our the four hour online course to say please take this course. so that the capacity of the current facility that we are leasing cannot meet our training needs. our long-term goal, given where we are putting people overseas is to train every single foreign service officer every five years on the types of hard skills security training that we believe foreign service officers need and in many cases their adult family members as well in the current facility does not meet our requirements and doesn't even meet our highest threat level requirements and at some point it may not be availabl

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any other officers from other districts that would like to make a comment? if not, we will take public comment. and this is about the police comments. >> yeah. >> okay. >> my comment was that watching the broadway situation develop is partially due to the factors we talked about. the gang stuff and the violence. and if you look back to 20 years ago or so, it was all live music clubs. and now there is not one. and as a live music operator i would be hard pressed to want to open a live music there, and maybe it would do well. and similar things can be said about haight street. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, we will move on to the next item. item 5 review and possible action to change the conditions on the entertainment of brick and mortar at 1710 mission street. we visited this and reviewed and asked brick and mortar to come and evidence of sound proofing and a phone number that someone work that neighbors can call should they have complaints. let's try to contain this because discussion has happened. the applicant is here, you are welcom

a model proximately and others projects south of marketing. thank you very much for your time >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm sue. i'm involved with the eastern neighborhoods plan amendment right now because i'm involved with warriors project. one of the things you have to acknowledge is this plan is exempt because the eastern neighborhoods plan met with certified on 2008. the arena project had a scoping notice of december 2012 more than four years later that's what's up here. and this project involves amendment the eastern zoning plan. it is to be by changing the formula of this site commercial - excuse me. residential to commercial. and they're looking at for an amendment to the eastern neighborhood plans among other things. how do you get an examinations from this project or any other projects when the eastern plan is at issue big time right now. what i am submitting here is the hospital in of hearing. what i'm giving to the file is the entire scoping document and it says the transportation is going to be changed. that's

my other uncle davey they were all involved in it was very much male dominated but no other females have stepped foot in the squared circle besides me in the heart family so it was definitely something in my grandfather was you know he's now passed but my grandfather's still heart he was very traditional and he really just you know was very protective of us girls because he was an amateur wrestler and actually amateur wrestling champion and he just didn't see women involved in it because he was very traditional but it's changed so much in our roles that now are so different and so i think if you were here today he'd be so proud he would probably be teaching you how to throw a punch. did you get into it do you both decide together they did what actually bree called me once like you have to check out this divas division and bring in our competitive soccer players for eleven years so we were athletes and we always love the entertainment business and she was like nicole this is honest they are calling and we tuned in and i was like this is amazing so we packed up the car and drove to tampa a

know each others' names, make friends, and communicate it, not just musically, but just with each other as friends. and then at the end of the week when they perform, it's clear that they've become friends and they're a band -- they're a real band. >> each band has a professional musician assigned as their coach and instructor. >> owen, you're gonna be going with phil in the red room today. >> what do you like better -- playing in a band or just playing on your own? >> playing with a band 'cause it's really just a lot more fun. >> so, let's go check out these bands. >> i play guitar, bass, and vocals. >> how long have you been playing drums? >> i've been playing for a few years, and i love it. >> i've been singing since the day i could speak. >> i play drums, guitar, bass, and i sing, so a little bit of everything. >> a little bit of everything. what do you like the best? >> probably drums 'cause it's, like, fun to hit things. [ laughs ] >> it's awesome. they have a blast. so, they get to just rock all day long and hang out and -- it's awesome. >> what's your favorite band? >> ac/dc. >>

intimidate each other? we are only just beginning to even get a handle on everything, it's exploding so quickly. the common ways that they interact in a negative way, we'll say, that everyone kind of knows about, are things like facebook and twitter and texting and things like that. but there are a variety of other platforms online where youth are interacting that adults are only just becoming really aware of. such as? even things like instagram. you know, they can even have negative interactions with instagram. so, the key thing for parents to know with all of that, well really, there are two main things i would tell parents. one is to document things. the thing that teens don't often realize with digital harassment or bullying is that a lot of it can be documented. you can screen capture a mean text, or a harassing text. you can screen capture things that happen on facebook. the other thing that i would advise parents to work with their teens on is to limit how they're interacting on social media. use the

again, the other consequences are osteoporosis. and this goes back to that chart i showed you earlier around milk and the fact that sodas are replacing milk. and -- displacing milk. the phosphoric weakens bones and caffeine interferes with the absorption of calcium. when we see how many sugar drinks that adolescents are drinking at a really critical time when their bones are developing, this is -- this can lead to really significant issues down the road where their bones aren't strong and it leads to easier fractures and so forth. so, another maybe perhaps relatively obvious consequence of drinking liquid sugar is it ultimately can lead to overweight. drinking a can of soda a day which is a 12 ounce can add about one proud of weight gain every month and if you're a soda drinker, you're more likely to drink a larger size or more than one can a day. and, so, this is significant because our bodies respond to sugar sweetened drinks, liquid sugars, however you want dual it. they act like it's food. your body will -- if you're drinking a