and port city brewing company, and stone brewing company. well, you guys and your market segment, greg cook, continue to grow at a time when the rest of the industry, if you'll excuse the pun, is flat. what's the problem? i keep hearing this almost under current of a narrative of loss. every time one of your compatriots sells out to a mega brewing giant, it's an ah shucks moment instead of a chest pumping,ify, high fiving moment. >> we're a passion-driven industry. the idea that we shouldn't expect more and we just want less, we're changing that notion to we deserve more and we deserve better. as compatriots fighting on the front line for great beer in this country when one of us decides to go to the other side of the line it is a disappointing loss sometimes. >> let's talk about that other side of the line, bill butcher, from what you've seen so far, and there have been several acquisitions of smaller brewers by larger ones, have they tempered the recipes? have they tampered with the creative spirit that made th it worth acquiring. >> i don

tax upset area which will run a line stretching from the south southeast of seoul to the southern port city of perth. the korean confederation of trade unions and the korean railway workers union say they will and all talks with the government and call rail management and launch a series of mass rallies over the next few weeks. some provinces may however on another long standing issue korea's rival parties have reached a provisional agreement to reform the nation's spy agency a special parliamentary committee says it hopes to have the details hammered out by the end of the weekend said that a final deal can be passed on monday. our team gian reports. the leaders of the special parliamentary committee tasked with reforming the national intelligence service have the traditional green and as soon as the senate friday the eighth day long and his democratic party counterpart who don't will come up with a final version of the green and the will open a session with the participation of other eu members to deliberate on the deal. under the agreement the national assembly sent our kids can eat what

among the students told the reading from cover to the port city of tacoma. i wanted to be with diet and longer distance the views of strikes and shut down last month. the bnp and its allies instead of dividing them being built in the country. the pool to be the intended effect. bnp was the election was called to postpone the bonnet to get to go with them and it's cool to see the wolves the opposition alliance has it be that it dawned on premises she could see nothing like to join because auntie paula time the woman by this parliament had in june because none of them get the system of government this move. dumont up of the supreme court struck down the system introduced in the nineteen nineties. that being said. this one. got to that. it would be made. they have. it is. yep that's me that ended up taking the dog un and eu. the continuing impasse and on the beach. for fans of the country that sport of bombings in some secluded people assume that it will convict him. strikes have impacted on the beaches textile industry. bad outfit cece i was wanted and i find

. >> a turkish navy tugboat capsized near the port city. repairs of a naval shipyard when it overturned, an investigation is underway. >> to some business news now, russia has filed its first case with the trade organization and is directed against the eu. a claim brussels is unfairly making it harder for russian companies to access the european market. >> russian producers of steel are being unfairly penalized from the domestic energy prices. they are forced to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in airport terrorist. >> let's have a look at the euro stoxx 50 the dow jones ending the session slightly higher and the euro is currently trading just slightly down against the dollar. real estate prices in germany rose four percent in the year compared to last year. >> it says the price increases are especially large in big cities. the trend is expected to continue next year because of extremely low interest rates meeting lower monthly mortgage payments. that means people are willing to pay higher prices. the central bank says they are already o

city and a $2 billion dollars and $1.3 billion of revenue to the city for an estimated of $4 billion for this project. it meets the ports and cities objectives. we also hit the ground running after the term sheet was endorsed we have a project team that's small but growing. and as this project matures there will be ongoing stunt. we've exceeded the goals for local hire and as indicated there will be more and more opportunity we're in the predevelopment stage and there are month universities in this phase. we've also paired large firms with small businesses to diverse and gain different experience as we're making decides. so for example, burdening son will they're a large firm and karen and kathie you may know they joined that firm and have done great work but we've skimmed to pair with other. we've skmd psyched them to partner. the cob let's firm harry was the council to us when we developed the park but we've asked harry to take some the work we've hired millie and marshall who used to be the personnel on other teams. we'll have fran did dig a little bit deeper into the information >> thanks jackie think phil and jack

. >> ♪ >> a port city of 50,000.esidents make their living from agriculture and crafts and fishing. frankincense plays a lesser role. sellers have time to chat in the afternoon. it does not start getting busy until the evening. they swear by the healing powers offering incense. she tastes all of her creams and powders and perfumes. she said it is offering incense that is kept are looking -- frankincense that has kept her looking so young. [indiscernible] >> ok. that is not true. >> her granddaughter wants to play. she has to sort the frankincense by color and size. the green is the most valuable. one kilo can bring as much as 300 euros. she keeps her family recipes top secret. she tells us that frankincense can be chewed to disaffected the mouth and use as a perfume to get a lover. or cure a sore throat. christians believe the baby jesus gold, myrrh and frankincense. for many that story has kept the magic of frankincense alive. >> news of potential merger in the telecommunications sector. >> of these stories. >> u.s.

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. >> thousands of computer experts and internet activists descended upon the german port city of hamburg for a four-day meeting of computer hackers. >> the event is organized by a group that calls itself the kiosk computer club and has been around for more than three decades. from its inception, the chaos club has drawn attention to data security risks. >> with revelations of widespread monitoring of government agents including by the nsa, the group sets out to navigate the future of the internet. >> this year, attendance is expected to reach new record levels. >> the hackers of the annual chaos communication congress are not taking any changes. they resorted to analog methods to make their point about surveillance in the digital era. a key topic this year and hamburg is the nsa spying scandal. >> since edward snowden's revelations, we now know what the surveillance system that is listening in on citizens all over the world looks like. we now have a chance to talk about that system and whether we want it or not. we did not have this before. it's time to talk about how important our civil

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i mean besides finances are rusty the port city of eighteen million people is regularly played by sectarian violence last month a clash between its shiite procession in the city center to the death it's a nice day and all that green tea and violence spread to other cities. more than eight hundred shiites the dingy targeted attacks and boxed on since the beginning of two thousand but according to human rights wat. the sunnis that didn't sit by sabah was back in two thousand won. under us pressure. one of the troops also it's just good to me james was carried out hundreds of killings the model of the light you take a lot of guilt but you get up at me funny if not the good of up to study she's a bit too loose and supporters of pockets on the sunni sect dated who took to the streets of the hole to condemn the killing they need to assist in google's head of the city. gunmen killed the crew into the tip of the troop and police were deployed to prevent mold but it's off to the mtc on facts and called for protests the sticker reading just as much to the streets of the hall and started anti shiite s

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and to support the port city sightseeing tour bus to read relax and maybe get a notice of it the strip implements of the month. i work part of a top eight. ren years younger than me. i thought i was up it was a smaller pot lid to see it. it could see potential in tourism and the setting is seen to be here for bearing with the city of culture. with one big weekend. we've also been nominated for the killing of the first time ever in need of inspiration box office able to sit here for tourism so the two dollars that was probably the oldest buyer grant me that he decided to bring the war front of the city state's interested and wants a baby sister is a city sightseeing and i was greatly in their first ever setting the bbc the frames like the person thus also uses a shuttle service is not just the two per cent of the document or stop off at our stop over to it. some other things that we can offer visitors. this weekend but that's the columns get the job. it was about to give us his church. but the apprentice boys before all the fun till the government to the summit here. the bosses of the n

i sat on a port city of one hundred and fifty thousand people. since he and make a living from agriculture tourism costs and fishing frankincense place and that's a row the centers of frankincense have time to chance in the often and it doesn't start getting busy until the evening healing powes of frankincense. she honestly tastes all of a cream spouses and kids. the forty eight year old says it's the frankincense its content looking sent down. truly do you think are important thing he says. i know it. and also wants to play. molly m has to salt the frankincense by comma and signs. means i can sense it is the most viable she said. one team that can bring as much as three hundred euros. my aunt keeps us on the frankincense recipes top secret. she tells us frankincense can be changed to disinfect them now used to suppress him to seduce the lava. ford is all to relieve missile threat christians believe that wise men brought baby jesus gold and frankincense. so many around the world. that story has kept the magic of frankincense a lot. that would cat

i couldn't button student is set down in the port city of tacoma on tuesday. for those looking to uncontrollable muscle tone wanted to those who support me no position by this nationalist party bnp in separate incidents. in john fourteen seventeen months of effort. two opposition supporters were killed following clashes with the put its plight of those who in june. and so cute wilson was a kid. fourteen who have been killed and more tidbits bedeviled said today with its cool films and the committee with this new beast to ninety. the bnp and its allies had on monday extended this image was shut down and posted. it also said the lions live blog what purports to do what john with me. the bnp has been to monday and saw a mission when you took it to the government during the national. it has also refused to join the cross party pull a dying woman. so the society members than on the streets protesting against the violent means adopted by the bnp. he was a model. that list. meat on those tight the new. all the people. on the speaking and i was in discord in the city.

people were killed and seventeen injured by a turkish maybe ton boat capsized near the port city of izmir. reports say the vessel was just being put back to sea after repairs at the naval shipyard been overturned an investigation is underway. to some business news now and russia has filed its first case with the world trade organization and it's directed against the eu the cost of claims. brussels is on sale making it harder for some russian companies to access the european markets the argument is the russian producers of steel and aluminum materials are being honored fairly penalize from us and most messy energy prices. moscow says the main force of hundreds of millions of dollars in import tariffs but they use as their preaching anti dumping rules many stock exchanges are closed today for chris the spot let's have a quick look at in europe stocks fifty. attended christmas eve treating practically un changed there. on wall street there was a short trading day in downtown and in the session slightly higher the euro is currently trading. just slightly down against the dollar. real estate p

yet the port city of quito home. the mayans intensified as news of the naz institutions spread all was good that he says to the home of justice p d and fuzzy could be. he did not take einstein to know what i see deep into buying about guns. most of it off most of folklore that a key war crimes trial witness on tuesday. what the us had identified men over the weekend. for this day was flooded by torching of the home office team disappeared for jace was on the fight man the things that i wanted. it's been a teacher will not insure them both when the bus and at the top us cent ratio because the night. all walked ninety committee in nineteen seventy one. he assisted septic field the auntie cut mine and to mac to compete on tuesday before he lost he said again use. after two days of the day getting the supreme court rejected his review petition on the state. when not if houston exercise the option off the meaningful presence with him and see wendell a magistrate in form team of all stripes place they too would get the add

protesters in the libyan port city of do and i have driven islamist militias out of their time on the third day of mass protests crowds marched through the city calling for the proper enforcement of security by the army and police at the same time a bomb exploded beneath the car of a former city council he was one of the first times leaders to quit and leave the teetering a.t.c. . turner is situated in the oil rich east of the country which recently unilaterally claimed its independence with libya's oil exports sinking dramatically the army is calling on protesters to end their occupation of the all fields their foreign investors are looking to exit libya fearing further instability two years since the toppling of colonel gadhafi. well the country is not even able to satisfy its domestic needs for oil producing just fifty percent of what is required meanwhile corruption in libya is getting worse ranked one hundred seventy second in this year's index and authorities are losing grip of security with an estimated seventeen hundred armed groups operating in libya and out of around four hu

transported out of the country by the end of this year but since the route from damascus to the port city of the takia runs through rebel held areas there are fears the weapons could end up in the hands of extremists before syria has complied with all the deadlines and he's expected to finish the process in the middle of next year french journalist says that even though the rebels may follow the mission it's the government which we throw into the dogs. the big danger of course is that they would get their hands on chemical weapons this is what we should be focusing on here the syrian rebels could get their hands on chemical weapons these are not responsible actors these are not professional soldiers these are recruited death squads they've been trained by nato in turkey america funded by the gulf states and so that's the big danger the whole modus operandi here is to use for these gangs to commit crimes war crimes and crimes against humanity systematically blame the syrian government so of course the syrian government get the blame for everything they have been blamed for the entire war t

thousands of computer experts and internet activists descended upon the german port city of hamburg for a four day meeting of computer hackers me this is all in the late duke of course it's at the kiosk compute cloud and has been on for more than three decades the infection the key of numbers drawn attention to detail security risk. now with revelations of widespread monitoring by government agencies including the us and a steak. the group sets out to navigate the future of the internet nbc and the attendance is expected to reach a deal with the cord that goes. the haka is at the annual chaos communication congress on taking any chances the authority to condemn old methods to make their point about sensations in the digital era. the key topics the spear in hand that the nsa spying scandal the total financial tools in sandwich note these revelations we know it was so insistent it's listening in on citizens owe it to well looks like the photo and you can have a chance to talk about bad system and when the winds long to go north of england or the top shelf we had this before. it isn't it's

getting away as the population naturally shrinks from heavy industries and concentration of big port cities to spreading out across the countryside more light industries it's going to be great for laborers because there are fewer of them their wages are going to drop but because demand will be lower our people have more leisure time in a less populated world and they'll be more world out there to enjoy it right now in japan if people go to work at seven am they come back at ten pm to what's to earn money to have a few consumer toys that they don't have enough hours to play with if something isn't in fact or a fairly simple math about that that as the population declines ratio of natural world per person increases. you know natural resources wealth everything else it seems like a declining population we have a net positive thing don't you know a huge part of this book that we haven't talked about is all the time that it's been with the colleges trying to figure out how much nature do we need to ensure our survival you know where mammals were part of this ecosystem and there's no question tha

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transported out of the country by the end of this year but since the route from damascus to the port city of the takia runs through rebel held areas there are fears the weapons could end up in the hands of the extremists so far syria has come forward with all the that is expected to finish the process in the middle of next year will join me live now is good order he's a french journalist who's been following the story from the outset the possible delay is now being blamed on the rebels so it seems that is that fair. well the rebels have been delaying everything i mean the main problem in syria right now is that the country is overrun with foreign fighters and mercenaries who've been sent in there by the gulf states by train nato so that's the reason why we're not making any progress in syria for over two years now it's impossible to make any progress when you've got professional criminals running amok in the country terrorizing the local population using every means possible to destroy the infrastructure destroy civil society. cannibals psychopaths death squads what do you expect this is.

locals should be transported of the country by the end of this here the system with the rest of the port city in the second month of rebel held areas there are fears the weapons could end up in the hands of extremists to fostering is complied with or meet deadlines. as expected if the protests in the middle of next year. john ellis killed a local lad says even though the rebels late for the mission. it's the government would run to the dome. of course is that they would get their hands on chemical weapons this is what we should be focusing on here the syrian rebels could get their hands on chemical weapons. these are not responsible active season not professional soldiers. these are recruits its death squads they've been trained by nato in turkey and are funded by the title states as the last of the danger our whole modus operandi here is to use all of these gangs to commit crimes war crimes and crimes is to manage it in and systematically been the syrian government. so of course assuming a motive to blame for everything baby names for the entire war the day off to introducing an amnesty bill

and in the excellent science and to facilitate the development of the grant, funds, and the city, through the port, will enter into a grant agreement with spur, and will compensate spur for $30,000 for the project management services. >> this chart shows the city's contributions and you can see the port of san francisco, and it will propose and contribute, $25,000, also partnering with the public utility commissions and also 25,000, and the planning department, 20 and the department of public works, 20,000 and the city administrator's office, $20,000. and this combined with the grant awarded 80 has a total project budget of 190,000, and 160, will be for the engineering and the evaluation study and 30 will be for spur for the project management, and it is a really nice showing that all city departments have confirmed their contribution and are contributing to this effort. and with your approval today, we expect to execute the grant and have the study completed by mid 2014. >> so we are asking for your approval to enter into a grant with spur, and we believe that this is an excellent effort that wil

large to navigate the tiber river, so cargos were unloaded onto smaller vessels downriver at the port cityof ostia. ostia was once a bustling commercial city, with shops and restaurants... villas and apartment houses for merchants and shippers... theaters, parks and enormous warehouses crammed with every possible commodity. archaeologist amanda claridge. it's clear that the merchants, the many, many thousands of people involved in the supply of the city of rome who did base themselves in ostia -- all the transient ships' captains and the crews and all the people who worked in the port and the supporting industries -- shipbuilding and so forth -- made ostia a very thriving city. keach: the economy of ostia was much more complex than teotihuacan's, and at the other end of the spectrum from copan. everyone in ancient ostia was a specialist, making or selling things or providing a service. in front of the theater, around the edges of what was once an enclosed park, shipping agents from cities all over the empire kept their offices. here they could meet customers, organize cargos and schedule t