matching light wells not making it to the light well itself to the purposes is different not as perspire active as a shadow controllers are on rec and park properties. >> but aren't there now or standard ways to simulate what's going to happen putting aside you're not requiring if someone is submitting a simulation it is scientifically accurate. >> 0 actually any consulate can put together a shadow study using a methodology it will have to be checked again those are done for the ones that require when we have this for those this is general information we're not looking for the same type of provision obviously we've had renderings before that shows shadows at the wrong time of day when it is clearly not in the ball park we'll address that if we're talking about a half of degree and the 10:00 a.m. that level of provision co-we don't have the requirement to be that precise in this situation. >> thank you move to deny the appeal and to grant the permit. >> on the basis of. >> would you care to state a basis. >> on the basis it that conforms to the residential design guidelines. >> we have a

in the last slide a number of processes underway or starting to feed into that this is where the perspire insulin happens it is looking at where the growth needs on our high ridership corridors looking at 2040 will our capacity strategy will feed into that and that will start to prioritize the city's needs that will feed into the regional transportation plan geary brt is advancing we're going this month to the ta for the ta commission for a funding request we have a near term improvements strategy that will bring the improvements and advances that the full brt build out we'll start seeing improvements in the next year within the full project provided we'll identify the funding to follow it does have a pretty big unfunded component and every other good idea and part of what we'll be planning the planning processes wher the current and future demand and we tomato make sure we're adequately serving the neighborhood we have a tremendous amount of work and we need to serve that growth and obviously that was geary in that area they're not growing in the same was if the indents and you know so c

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the room had been so hot and the temperature so great that i was perspiring through the suit, the same suit, incidentally, that i had worn to moscow and spoken on television to the russian people in 1972. soon the chill went away, and i went down to the lincoln room and made a few calls to people. i heard the chanting outside. it reminded me of the vietnam days. except this chnt was -- chant was "jail to the chief, jail to the chief!" it did not bother me. i understood it. >> i think we have one more pod. one more batch of clips that relate to august 9. >> yes, the last day in the white house. the last half-day in the white house. the president slept fitfully for a couple of hours, and then woke up on that last morning, friday morning, and the family then said goodbye to the white house staff, which was a tearful goodbye. the white house actually had a staff of the house, the butlers and the maids, the next development down and spoke to each of them. and the nixon went back to the lincoln sitting room to prepare for his farewell speech, which was going to be made -- was made -- at 9:00

happened was -- the room had been so hot, and the i was n so great, perspiring through the suit.he same suit that i'd worn to the ow, and spoken to russian people. i went down to the lincoln room calls to people. the chanting outside -- -- jail to as jailed the chief. not bother me. >> i think we have one more. batch of clips that relate to august 9. >> yes, the last day in the white house -- the last and white house. the present woke up on that friday morning. the family said goodbye to the white house staff, a tearful goodbye. factual staff of the house up in the family quarters, the in the maids were all in a line in the nixons went down and spoke to each of them. then, the president went back to lincoln's sitting room to his farewell speech. the east de at 9:00 in room. it was a farewell speech to the administration staff. at that point, the president was in the lincoln sitting haig came in with one housekeeping detail that had to taken care to -- the present then describe the east room speech, and describes leaving the white house. >> went to bed. did not sleep very well. i

that compromise, mark said, was the result of perspiration, not inspiration. i disagree. it involved the inspiration of a young senator from arkansas who realized that public service often meant trying to work together and reason together and to try to break down in your own individual fashion the dysfunction of washington. i worked with mark on so many things over the years and as a whip i went to him many times and we talked about difficult votes. i always found him to be honest, straightforward, highly principled. we didn't always come to the same conclusion on the vote, but i respected him every time because i knew that he gave thoughtful consideration to both sides when it came to his vote. he was going to do what was right in his own heart and especially what was right for arkansas and i knew that would make the final decision when it came to the vote. i also want to put in a word of thanks to mark as the grandfather of two 3-year-olds who are anxiously waiting for

and they mention asia has been rising on the base of perspiration, and you have to create not many jobs jobs. and that is the transition. whether or not they are successful, is you how related to how asian countries can take advantage of the new initiative had that i mentioned. >> thank you. i also had a question myself because of all the discussion both this session and earlier about tpp. i guess you should count me as a skeptic. i agree with ken leberthal's comment, it will actually be settled pretty soon. if they don't get fast tracked nothing will happen. no country in its right mind would make a final offer to the united states if the united states could then reverse the second i'm around. -- the second time around. so fast track is absolutely crucial. i'm not sure what will happen, i agree that republicans are somewhat more oriented toward trade at the present time,ally an issue. what we call, the tea party, the right of the republican party and the liberals on the left for the democrats, are opposed to the these sort of agreements. it will will be interesting to see if there's a

a female spinner in gastonia wrote of women in her mill so wet from perspiration that it could be wrong from their close. clothes.from their dozens of general motors workers in flint died from heat stroke. another grievance expressed my auto and no workers in the court -- mill workers in the course of their strikes was there unqualified conviction that the law was on their side. being flagrantly violate by their employers. -- both, they both strikers argued that they were really true american patriots as evidenced by the ubiquitous flying of the american flag. in what is often described as the first new deal, congress fdr's at a ers behest -- behest the national recovery act. the nra was based on this premise. that free-market market capitalism had run off the tracks and was in need of what fdr called a partnership in planning. competitors in different sectors of the economy would meet under government supervision, antitrust laws were suspended. fairress codes of opposition would renew the manyrative spirit that people thought were the efficacies in world war i. we could and cutthroat c

>> doctors say injections work just like those used to treat excessive perspiration, the injections areating, there you go, so put it along the hairline in your scalp which then reduces friz. >> interesting. >> he says, dad, you need more hair right here. >> he called you out, didn't he? >> right here. >> got to love kids. what did you say? >> so i called a doctor, got to do some transplants. then here, have you noticed that getting up early, sometimes the way you look in the teleprompter there? right there. >> so -- >> botox, ready? >> you need to go to the doctor. is that what it is going to look like? >> if that's what it looks like, don't do it. >> how about cough syrup? anything for the next hour and a half, please, don't hold it against me. >> regular day for you. >> all right, so, you know from gossip on the wires, john doeman here this morning, you may not know this talented man is from philly. so we will catch up with him at 9:15, see, in our studio. we'll talk to him on this christmas eve. >> first, karen, good morning to you. >> thank you, i want to know anything about botox,