officer pollock. call item 7. >> item 7 is authorization to amend the legal services agreement with richard, watson to extend the term to january 23 of 24. member who is wish to comment call the number on the screen. press star 3 to line up to speak. officer pollock. >> thank you i have a brief presentation on this. looks like it is sharing. contract for legal services with richards, watson, that was came about from a request from proposals in 2018 and the contract in 2019. and set to expire at the end of january next year. and so this is a proposal to extend the contract for a year and i just see there is a timeo in my presentation. apologize a year until january 31, 2024. and to increase the not to exceed for the contract by 30 thousand dollars to give us a bit of head room in case of we need more spending on legal services. and the contract amendment that is attached to the memo has also updates to the terms and conditions from the stele's contract templet. data privacy and provisions and so far la

officer pollock. call item 7. >> item 7 is authorization to amend the legal services agreement with richard, watson to extend the term to january 23 of 24. member who is wish to comment call the number on the screen. press star 3 to line up to speak. officer pollock. >> thank you i have a brief presentation on this. looks like it is sharing. contract for legal services with richards, watson, that was came about from a request from proposals in 2018 and the contract in 2019. and set to expire at the end of january next year. and so this is a proposal to extend the contract for a year and i just see there is a timeo in my presentation. apologize a year until january 31, 2024. and to increase the not to exceed for the contract by 30 thousand dollars to give us a bit of head room in case of we need more spending on legal services. and the contract amendment that is attached to the memo has also updates to the terms and conditions from the stele's contract templet. data privacy and provisions and so far la

there was pollock everywhere. they just mined pollock.svetlana neimanis dmitry likhachev tatyana yuryevich channel one well, outside the window, the november summer season is actually over, but i think next weekend it will still go to give to complete some small things. you are preparing something for the winter, of ​​course, i have already drained the water. i have already closed the roses and closed the grapes, and everyone should, of course, do this. if someone does not come to the dacha in winter, yes, why can the pipes burst? well, one way or another, the most important thing is to protect the openings of your dacha property. it's time to close the cottage until next season. let's protect the house so that uninvited guests do not climb into it in winter, let's start with strengthening. windows. we will need plywood and fasten it to the corners of the frame. here are such long roofing screws. and around the perimeter we fix short ones. good tear design it doesn’t work, we go to the door, the handle can be dismantled. we close from the

jeremy pollock lafco executive officer.e i jump in may be speak briefly to your mention of the previous mou and the history of the rep with lafco and the sfpuc. and i have been look back at historical record of lafco studies going back to the early 2000's. a lot was a lot of technical studyos acquisition of pg and e's infrastructure and with the community choice aggregation program that shifted to the lafco focus and -- yea. original mou created with our two agencies was about the design of that program and launch of the community choice aggregation clean power sf. a possess that took long and more sweat and tierce than anticipated and i think the period of strife between the agencies and between the board of supervisors and mayor's office and sfpuc and it is exciting now hearing the updates from mr. hines a noncontroversial success now and seeing it as an established program and a part of the fabric of san francisco and contrasting that with pg and e's struggles across the state and yea. i think it is -- negotiating this n

of ​​pollock. . ships go on a fishing expedition and in an average of 3-4 months. cant. he finds fish with the help of an echo sounder per day, deck team a is 6 people who bring on board the trawl 4-5 times each, about 100 tons of fish, of course, and here the automation of the net helps, they are pulled in by winches and the fish are sent to the bunker from there along the conveyor to the shipyard the fish is cut, frozen and sent to the hold for storage from the sea to packaging for no more than an hour, as soon as the holds are filled, the frozen fish is sent to the shore by refrigerated transport ships, and from there to different regions of the country for this putin kamchatka fishermen expect to catch more than 150,000 tons of pollock, enough for the domestic market and for export anatoly mozzhukhin marina sidorova channel one. in voronezh, where the cat from the street and lizyukov lives, the eighth children's theater festival has opened. the marshak festival of representatives of the interna

was extensive but the story crazy twist and turns that led to unexpectedly connection with jackson pollock in new york in the 1950s led to the science of the smithsonian learning how bones are prepared. the incredible treasure hunt of the support center in maryland.f >> was the benefit of writing historical fiction and what is the limitation? >> i like to think of myself as a gateway drug. [laughter] to me it's finding something true in the historical records. you learn something interesting and unlikely, to paraphrase him, fiction is required to be plausible, truth needn't be. if you made it up, nobody would believe it. you follow the line of what i'm interested in you can't know everything because of the could, if he'd been able to tell hisfr own story and we do about him from his own you but we don't know so you take your empathy to work and when it becomes too much to follow i allow myself to think maybe it went like this so to try to hear the unheard the people who didn't tell the story. >> my guess is you have trouble with the historical research on the black groom and horsemen. >> t

story took all kinds of crazy ttwists and turns and led to unexpectedly a connection with jackson pollock in new york in the 1950s. it led to the science at the smithsonian and learning about how bones are prepared. the osteopath friday lab and the incredible treasure house that is that museum support center in suburban maryland. >> what's the benefit of writing historical fictionand once the limitation ? >> i like to think of myself as the gateway drug to be honest. to me it's about finding something that's true in the historical record where you learn something that is astonishingly interesting and unlikely and implausible as mark twain said to paraphrase them. fiction is required to be plausible truth needn't be so you find the truth that if you made it up nobody would believe it and then you follow the line of factors as far as you can what i'm interested in is the story where you can't know everything because ifyou could , if jared had been able to tell his own story and if we knew all about him from his own point of view that would be for a narrative historian david mccullough or a

this applies to trout, pollock and such fish further on. and now this enterprise is in demand. consumption of fish feed in the russian federation is now about 400,000 tons such, and when the borders were closed, yes, they are norway, then the demand for our enterprise increases significantly. although 70.000. he now produces with him all the contracts are already scheduled for several years in advance. well, the most unique thing, probably, is that it produces an interesting product of gluten and amino acids. lysine sulfate lysine monohydrochloride tryptophan-trianine tryptophan these amino acids. they just aren’t produced like that, in no country in the world they took it and produced it. but here, let's explain to our viewers. it's not quite clear things, which are patented. only a few enterprises in several countries, that is, we have grain, grain, and protein as input to this production process. yes, from five to twenty- six percent. depending on the variety, this protein must be isolated and broken down into amino acids. right? i would even call uniqueness in another way t

yeah yeah. wash pollock or what was in your launch in that she was not that the response of the should run like the lighter shampoo with north your computer? yes. ah. with what the water loss was this the guy with with the new mind with machine. yeah. you're done with dish. i'm about to well not from chrome. right? yes. i got all the was just a little bit stuck with me. not too much. so one moment that i was pretty low. yes, lucille brown, my god, what not go away from me and the retired teachers took a clean up until when he made the annual process. so she really thought my little boy tell me just to cooks here to the cold water, tumbled music on the chase. we put a wrong for come with a community here because he was still working near will hold me post personally with on deal it was for the place to live, to cook with up in the blossoms. the issue on the hud, you hoarding was students already had them along with us for us on the numbers below. we wish you a solution. smith mean miss also the more so suppose find on the follow me as the money is on board. are you photos willis? what w

this is our pollock screen in consistency.esh smell gives it a circus like a fish and you understand everything. here 70% is the base of the sauce, but the producers themselves were greedy rare, but the most not appetizing cod caviar contents resemble some kind of puree. here are the inclusions. no no ships of this all from cod. there are no inclusions left in a perfect game. well, for the sake of what the tasting gathered. let's. most of all, cod roe received criticism due to the lack of a preservative. the balance of taste is disturbed, there is a lot of salt, probably, and capelin caviar, which was flavored with mayonnaise sauce, turned out to taste good, but a little sweet, however, some people asked for more. oh, the first place according to the taste of the smell of color and unanimously everyone gave kremennaya too. by the way, she is the most budgetary and useful natalya lyubchenko dmitry rozhkov first channel and let's cook something with our own hands, and i vote for carpaccio maria surova offers an original vegetabl

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a campbell bottle shortcut to shoot to report my galley pollock on valencia accept with a polish film director did not say vita haskin knows about the events in valencia better than most of his colleagues. because he took an active part in making the documentary that there was one so town really happy with the film tells that tragic story of one polish family in the valley village of killeen who fell victim to the massacre. normally my gun, the documentary was recently broadcast by bolan's 1st tv channel and caused a massive outcry. but that didn't stop another polish studio from working on a similar film, oriental script writer and film director yourself. but nashik says that today's youth knows very little about the events in volcano. recently, a small action group and poland has launched historical reconstructions. but a veil has been drawn over the truth of what happened in valencia for too long aiming. however, strange it may seem to topic remains quite unpopular in poland. political circles with the dish on different spots. they're more bizarre. schanzer schanzer. she's this ide

we found this item near the house, pollock it whores, well, which nestor summoned to himself.the day before your eyes loomed? well , it all came together. well, well. what if in a day i don’t have dough for his shmaru, i’ll cut it into cubes. and don't slow down. we are not your sixes. look at your fighters from idleness kvel and stand or commanded? if i have any doubts, i will put you all down, and you first. let's go to drag. burzy became, can he fill up no? we will not do this. go.

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mobile pollock, let him answer. just exhale the wrong way and these head take a bite.'s go where the devil's bridge to everyone let's go to the rubbed bridge, everyone will find it well. gave away a woman called at 7 am she will be where you said, well, that's good. make it beautiful. do you know what i can do with a basketball? thanks a lot for the company. i said she 's cool you have fun.

reggie: kumasi has a strong opinion about what is and is not allowed when it comes to pollock. -- top -- to pie. kumasi: a lot if you love pumpkin pie, but if you type sweet potato, i do not know how -- if you tried a potato, i not know how much you would still love hundred pie. -- pumpkin pie. reggie: she is not canada beer what a can is. she has never heard of that. most with her. -- do not mess with hers. there are rules and some have been broken. kumasi: i could send you a pie. i could overnight it and it would still be good. i could bring my mom's pie back from thanksgiving. hey guys, detect this: from thanksgiving. reggie: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed

and if you look at your program, you'll see that the next person up here is robert pollock. robert pollock, unfortunately had a fall this past week and couldn't be with us. but he sent. jeffrey burden, who is the past commander in chief of the military order of the loyal legion of the united states. now you've probably heard that mouthful a couple of times in the past in fact if you were here on lincoln's birthday, it's the loyal legion that does most of the arranging to have that wreath-laying ceremony here at the lincoln memorial on lincoln's birthday in the military order of the loyal legion of the united states. sometimes called maulus was formed immediately after the associate assassination of abraham lincoln. he's played a fundamental role in preserving the memory of our 16th president. so next up will be the current commander. they i'm sorry the past commander-in-chief jeffrey burden will tell us about mollus and lead the presentation of kohler's and the pledge of allegiance. so welcome jeffrey burden. thank you, david. good morning. in 1921 as the lincoln memorial to

we'll hear from sarah pollock who will discuss her book fdr in american memory roosevelt and the making of an icon. she analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. kevin boyle begins his look at the 1960s with the story of 8 cahill who in 1961 organized his neighbors to deck their houses with american flags for the 4th of july. boyle was inspired by a photograph of cahill and his neighbors that he had seniors before in a book published by the national archives the book which reproduced more than 200 images from our photographic holdings was called the american image boyle's book about america in the 1960s. the shattering takes us a decade beyond the american image and focuses on the periods transformative conflicts the new york times calls the shattering a rich layered account of the 1960s history is not simply the unfolding of events, but it is the story of individuals behind the events in the shattering boil introduces us to the people who propelled the changes the washington post reviewed declares

but just minutes to go in the match, germany's pollock crumb bagel gets a perfect pass scores the gameime and germany wednesday. 2 to 1. alright, check this out. i guess the lessons that perseverance love this five year old rita ishizuka zero japan trying to skate down some stairs, t yr park and he comes from a family of skaters. so you know he's not going to give up and we're going to have the nclusion to that sto . comes from the sanskrit phrase adho mukha shvanasana. oh, that's beautiful. what does it mean? "downward-facing dog." yeah, i guess they don't have sanskrit for "butts up and heads down." hey, we wrote the kama sutra. if it involves butts, there's a word for it. i thought we were getting breakfast before work. oh, right, sorry. it's my fault. i asked penny to do yoga with me. if you want, i can get ready in five minutes. (chuckles) it's cute that you think that. don't worry about it. hey, can i ask you a favor? would you mind taking cinnamon for a walk? sure. you're living here for free. i guess i owe you. bye, cinnamon. be a good girl. yeah, bye, sweetie! bye! yeah, yeah,

andy warhole, jackson pollock. >> mark twain would hold court here. >> reporter: he hid from creditors. >> reporter: leonard cohen lived at the chelsea. so did janice joplin. they met in the elevator. >> they fell into bed together. >> reporter: patti smith and mapplethorpe. >> they had no money. >> reporter: there were dark days. punk rocker sid vicious was charged with killing his girlfriend in a first floor room. he died of a drug overdose not long after. today, the chelsea is beginning a think chapter. sean mcpherson is turning the building into a luxury boutique hotel. >> the first responsibility is to try not to mess it up. try not to sanitize it and let it be what it always was and try to really restore it and treat it with reverence. >> reporter: the renovation uncovered some original features. like this ceiling. is this original? >> it all came with the hotel. was collected over decades. most was traded for rent. >> reporter: it's not just the artwork. so will longtime residents like gerald decock. he is one of 45 residents who has called the chelsea home for some time. he tra

i'll draw your attention in particular to pollock onard and modern times. she possesses an independence and an ability to survive that mirrored the tramps own capacity for overcoming adversity. i think it's important as we put together this conversation about chaplain and his political messages to think a few minutes about what makes political humor so popular and so appealing across time. what jokes provide above all is a way to lighten the burdens of the day? and they provide the means of addressing the challenges of human collective existence as long as we have lived together. there have been public desires to poke fun at our leaders. mocking authority can ease the burden and dissatisfaction and frustrations of daily life. it's almost as if there is a human need to laugh at oneself. and even perhaps even more so at others. aristophanes made fun of the elites of ancient greece 2000 years before chaplain made fun of the police in america and europe as chaplain himself said humor heightens our sense of survival and preserves our sanity. and i do think that

we head up the hill where these snow levels right about pollock pines along highway 50. so about 4000 ft or so some pretty low snow levels going on there this afternoon in the winter storm warning will continue until tomorrow morning doesn't expire until four am getting up over those passes today going to be tricky. we have the winds out there not too bad. the wind advisory for the coastline has expired. napa reporting. 12 mph fairfield reporting five conquer reporting 10, of course, when those brief downpours come through the risk of thunderstorms, the winds do kick up a little bit. atlas peak reporting a 24 mph mount diablo reporting 37. so it is breezier in our hills and at the higher elevations, temperature wise, we are cooler compared to yesterday by nine degrees in oakland by eight sfo by nine and napa as well as livermore. livermore 49 degrees outside your door right now walnut creek doing the same into the north bay 49 for santa rosa nevado. we've got 52 degrees right now in san jose. so for the afternoon, we do expect again. temperatures to be on the cool side a

years ago from every third package with the inscription cod fillet didn't catch her and, for example, pollockelicacy of soviet cats, which is half the price and even sellers who accept suppliers' goods did not recognize the impudent substitution with skin or minced fish. you just don't identify. here, only dna tests are needed, which is carried out in special laboratories. naturally. in every store. they just can't do that kind of analysis. and a difficult test showed that in all samples there is indeed cod. true, in the fillet, at number three, it turned out to be less. as promised, the manufacturer underweight, like a small only 15 g. but as it is known from the world, then one by one, if this is not an accident, that is, ten packages, a hundred pieces will give the manufacturer 150 g of fillet and will save one and a half kilos. and this is wow 1,000 rubles. arrived out of thin air, but if underweight was, and the most significant problem, the next test revealed a really unpleasant fillet wormhole from the polar brand. there were larvae of roundworms, but fish parasites can cause serious i

yes, it's beginning to pick up now looks like around grass valley to pollock pines.nd 4000 ft, down to 3500 ft. this will be measured in feet for this year after everything is said and done. george mcrae's and el cerrito big hail storm last night 7 35 38 size hail lasted 15 minutes. there'll be more today and 64 100 last 24 hours. georgia barometer should be dropping rapidly. i would think usually you add that it's great. it's one of those days. if you follow your barometer, barometric pressure, there's lots to watch. ben lomond. most rain i've seen at least so far, two and a quarter. castro valley had good rain. fremont's had really good rain and also last at a 6.5 to an inch and three quarters. for all those, there's been really good rain, especially on the peninsula, south bay santa cruz mountains and in marin county north, there has been sunnyvale to act as an engine, three quarters, palo alto engine, a quarter hayward inch and a quarter canfield over an inch san jose had an inch just beating out oakland in the shadow of the wire. so far, 0.99 and livermore picke

sake of economy, they are replaced with surimi twins, they are made, like crab sticks and minced pollock. of course they are not equal. they do not correspond to the biological value that we have, for example, shrimp. a cocktail is 2 years old if it is properly stored at an optimum temperature of -18 °, both in the store and at home. show teeth still all right. and you try smiling in the dentist's chair, but doctors know for sure and a slight smile helps patients overcome fear, even if you smile with your eyes. for 15 years, dentistry has already accounted for 1,000 healthy beautiful smiles. we do our best to make people less embarrassed to smile scientists counted 19 types of smiles, but only six of them speak of a good mood you can distinguish such wrinkles in the corners of the eyes of crow's feet, it is they who are afraid, beauty. so smile the rays near the eyes, a trifle assure cosmetologists from a serious tense facial expression , there are much more problems, and the smile is also correct and the muscle trains the large zygomatic minor muscles, and the muscles of laughter. and a