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person who has been directly responsible for the q- matic training-. -- for the training of q-matic. as vice president mar said, we had an inspector that did participate in our presentation at the mayor's kickoff community coffee event. that was march 2. at the mayor's invitational, i am going to be participating in a series of town hall community engagements with the mayor and district supervisors at the end of this month through april on the budget. the first event is march 29. supervisors kim and olague will be there. as tom mentioned, we have begun a series of code updates to keep the customers fully informed of any changes. we're putting them out on the web. they're called information sheets. you can find them on the web undercoats. so they're not really cold rulings, they are information on code items. also, to go along with name is baseball and -- small businessmen, it will also be building safety month. we will be bringing in in april some of our items that we're going to be putting throughout the building for building safety month in may. we usually give a proclamation from

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official name was mod q.eferred to call it the drama mod. >> that is my home girl. >> this specific sector houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals, they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. >> i love you, baby. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod q is different you did find men dressed as women, or men with breast implants that looks like women. it was loud and there was girly screams. >> oh my god! >> i have been working out. >> the drama is exactly what you could expect of young without a solution to their problems. go crazy and run around like nuts. >> a lot of drama in mod q. there is fighting and flirting and yelling. >> come here! >> it gets overwhelming when you leave the mod, it's like draining, like wow, we need to take a little break for a little while and process that. >> transgender inmate who calls himself alexis, not only sought attention from other inmates. but from certain members of our field team as well. >> i ju

its official name was mod "q." but others prefer to call it the drama mod. >> that's my [ bleep ] right there. that's my [ bleep ]. come here and show your [ bleep ], bitch. >> this specific sector here houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals. and they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. >> i love you. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod "q" was different because you did find men dressed as women or men with breast implants that looked like women. it was loud. there were girly screams. >> oh, my god! >> i've been working out. >> the drama, it's exactly what you could expect of, you know, young people without a solution to their problems. just go crazy, run around like nuts. >> there's a lot of drama in mod "q." there's fighting and there's flirting and there's yelling. >> baby! casper, come here. >> it gets overwhelming to the point where when you leave the mod, it's just like draining. like wow! we need to take a little break for a li

q-4.ffect on home prices in neighborhoods like this one across america. in fact we learned today that negative equity rose from 10.7 million homes in q-3 to 11.4 million in q-4. that's all about price erosion. sales of properties in some stage of foreclosure made up a full 24% of all home sales in q-4. that's up 20% from q-3 but down 26% from a year ago. that's because of all the delays in processing we saw throughout 2011, thanks of course to the robo signing scandal. that's all about to change. experts at realty track say they expect to see a surge in foreclosure sales, both foreclosures and short sales throughout 2012. and short sales are really ramping up. that's when the bank allows you to sell the home for less than the value of the mortgage. and that's of course a less costly alternative to foreclosure. short sales increased 15% in q-4 annually while sales of reos fell 12%. short sales outnumbered reos in several markets where reo sales had outnumbered short sales just a year ago. s

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i need a reason to eat. >> girl, size 20, honey. >> mod q was also known for its hospitality. who was in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft to which he pled not guilty offered us one of his homemade commisary snacks. >> it consists of cheetos. >> and gorditas. >> and i am the opposite. >> do you want some more? >> think about it. >> i am 279. still growing. they told me to lose weight. i don't care. >> many mod q the relations are absolutely different than from other mods because in other mods you have sh high intensity gang politicking atmosphere going on and mod q, mostly homosexual protective custody inmates, there is none of that politics going on. it is more like love triangles going on. >> do you want to grow up. >> no, no, we are close. we are. >> we're sisters. i married him, bro. >> big time drama mod. >> it seemed nobody drew more attention in mod q than marcus koush, just 21 years old, cash was already on his eighth trip to the oc jail, this time on a conviction for possession of stolen credit cards. he was better known by the nickname he shared with the u

recmos q nias dc se... buscancebook twitt el presidente barack obama, defendio hoy a una estudiante de la universidad de georgetown que se ha visto envuelta en la polemica sobre la cobertura de anticonceptivos que vive el pais... obama telefoneo a la estudiante, sandra fulke, para mostrarle su apoyo despues de que el polemico locutor radiofonico conservador rush limbaugh la llamara fulana por haber prestado testimonio a favor de la contracepcion en el congreso... lo prometido epregunblake cumplio la promesa que hizo antes de ser elegida: firmar una orden ejecutiva que le prohibe a la policia verificar el estatus migratorio de quienes detengan.... "es un paso proactivo. la alcaldesa esta haciendo algo antes de que haya un problema y eso para mi muestra un liderazgo de su parte." esta nueva medida se da una semana despues de la implementacion del controversi al programa mandatorio federal de huellas digitales en las carceles conocido como comunidades seguras.... y tiene como objetivo asegurar que inmigrantes

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now, we open the floor for a q&a session. we will be passing around a microphone, so if you have questions, please raise your hand and speak into the microphone. >> i have a key question about the backup plan. you mentioned the super bowl earlier. what is the backup plan in the unlikely catastrophic event of the disabling of the system? solar storm or whatever. >> there are lots of things that can go wrong. the rights can hit the planet, and the things go dark, and then we fix it. in general, the technology you are talking about is something which is broadly called cloud bursting, where essentially, is used by google and other folks, there's not one computer called google.com. there's a basilian sitting behind a thing. there is a concept called load balancing, and it has been augmented of late with the ability to dynamically spinoff new instances of server applications in response to spikes in demand. the general concept called cloud bursting allows you to do that across multiple cloud vendors, so you could do it across amazo

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. >> item number 5e, an update on q-matic and status of activation. >> on the status of q-matic and statusof activation, we have met with the various unions. we have met and conferred. we are looking at possibly to activate it by mid-march. the only thing that is different as a little bit more training to our staff, and we are allowing tom time to review and make any necessary tweaks or changes that he wants, being he will be running the program. but we're hoping that sometime in mid to late-march that q- matic is up and running. commissioner hechanova: questions, commissioners? thank you. it is gratifying to hear that it is moving forward to be tested by the public and also being implemented by tom, who has been very successful with the fifth floor and permit services. thank you. >> ok, i them 5f, update on other technology projects. >> pamela, building inspections. very quickly, what we wanted to let you know is that we began this week doing limited testing on the online web for services for 3r requests. we are continuing to work with the department of of technologyr consolidation of our

20% in q 3. that's because of all the delays in processing throughout last year, thanks again to robo signing. increased foreclosure sales put downward pressure on prices. we saw that in the report. today we learned that negative equity, that is, owing more on your mortgage than your home is currently worth, rose in q-4, to 11.1 million homes, or 22.8% of all residential properties with a mortgage, according to core logic. it's up 22% in q-3. another 2.5 million borrowers had less than 5% equity. put it together and nearly a third of all homes nationwide can't sell unless the bank agrees to take a loss on the loans. that, of course, is called a short sale. short sales are in fact ramping up, increasing 15-piece in q-4 annually, while sales of bank-owned homes fell 12%. short sales outnumbered reo sales, including los angeles, miami and phoenix where reo sales had outnumbered short sales just a year ago. negative equity, of course, is still the worst in the markets. we always talk about the sand s

and a," here's this week's encore "q and a" on "american history tv." >> this week on "q and a," our guest is author and historian david mccollough. the interview took place at the montpelier house of the general henry knox museum in thomaston, maine. >> david mccollough, you told an audience outside of this henry knox museum a couple of days ago that everybody in america should know who henry knox is. why? >> because he's such an extraordinary story of an american who seemed to be miscast, seemed to be a fellow not prepared for the role that history had for him to may. and who not only lived up to the role but went over the top as it were. and as an example of a man who came from very humble origins with very little advantage in the way of education or connections, he rose to be one of the most important americans of his day. the man that george washington discovered and the man that george washington counted on through nearly 8 1/2 years of the revolutionary war and who then counted on him as his secretary of war during the time as president. he started out as a boston book seller.

here's this week's encore "q and a" on american history tv. >> this week on "q and a," our guest is michael korda, author of "ike, an american hero." >> michael korda, when anybody writes about you, they often to your storytelling. so, i've got to start off by asking your favorite ike story. >> i would have no problem with that. >> what is it? >> i think it will be ike -- my favorite ike story is absolutely his relationship with general douglas macarthur and what each of them had to say about the other. because it's -- what i tried to do in the book is open up these people and show you what they were really like. and make human beings out of them instead of historical figures and the relationship with macarthur is just a fascinating relationship. explained so much about ike. >> what did you take away from their relationship the first thing you think about? >> the overriding vanity of macarthur, and ike's ability nevertheless despite the great disparity in rank, to work very loyally and very, very productively for macarthur for seven years. >> where were they together? what was the relations

then there are the variance in a q. i am in africa. some of these franchises emerged, trying on the ideology, will always be in the mode of being vigilant to the reemergence. >> thank you. and general burgess, thank you for your leadership with the entire workday here folks are going to provide us with the information we need is a country to be able to respond to these threats as a subcommittee i'm continually impressed by the good work of your folks. to for that. mr. chairman, i will allow these witnesses who spent a lot of time here today the opportunity to take a much deserved break. >> i know you want to allow it, but i'm going to ask your questions. so despite your good suggestion, senator portman, i'm going to finish up with a couple questions. >> the last question had to do with motivation of the taliban. the next question related to the reconciliation taxpaying patient has to do it, not what their motivation you address, the western assessment of the prospects of success in any degree at those talks. >> fair, i do not know and

and a," here's this week's encore "q and a" on "american history tv." >> this week "q and a" features a documentary about hubert humphrey. producer nick caouette joins us to talk about his program that spans humphries life from mayor to vice president to presidential candidate. >> mick caouette, when did you first think about doing a documentary on hubert humphrey? >> it would have been in the late fall of 1989. i was working at the minnesota historical society and i ran across the humphrey collection which is just -- it's enormous. 1,200 man knew crypt boxes, large manuscript bosses. 10,000 films, 10,000 photographs, 5,000 audiotapes, and i had started in -- i started documentary work earlier, maybe three years earlier, and i thought why hasn't anyone ever done this. it was a gold mine of material. and then i learned more about him. i grew up in minneapolis, he was part of my childhood, but i didn't know that much about him and he's really been kind of forgotten, even in minnesota, but all this material, you know, thrilled me, so that's how i started, really. as i dug into it, it was

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here's this week's encore q&a on american history tv. >> this week on q&a, a new look at our 11th president, james poke. robert merry has written a new book about him called a country of vast designs. james k. poke, the mexican war and the conquest of the american continent. >> bob merry, in your book a country of vast ziens about james polk in the first part in the introduction you talk about a senator named benton. >> thomas hart benton. >> why? >> he was a big man and a big giant of his time. thomas benton -- john tyler called him the most raving political maniac i ever knew. but benton was representing missouri in the senate for 30 years. he was a powerful figure. he wrote a massive memoir after that which historians have been using for a century and a half. he was very powerful during that time. >> the story though about the duel and an drew jackson never ceases to amaze me when i read it. what was the story? >> benton has been jackson's aid to camp in the war of 1812 they were very close. but jackson -- there were a lot of duels in tennessee in those days when jackson was relatively y

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and a," here's this week's encore "q and a" on "american history tv." >> this week on "q and a," our guest is margaret mcmillan, author of "nixon and mao: the week that changed the world." >> margaret macmillan, why did you think a book of nixon and mao would sell? >> i thought it was a good subject and i love the good juicy stories of history, and i thought here you have two extraordinary personalities with great flaws but also great talent, and i thought their moment of meeting was an interesting moment which ended the long cold period between the united states and china and started something else, so i thought if i wanted -- my next book i want to do something that is manageable but has a good, really strong story to it. >> who did you rely upon to tell you what the moment of meeting was like? >> i looked at documents. there's a very, very full record now. all the transcripts are there. plus memoirs. bob haldeman kept a diary which was helpful, and nixon and kissinger kept diaries and i gathered from what i could from those who had been there. >> did you learn something that we di

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