ultimately, we'll be able to stop the progression of the rp, and finally, we're going to be able to reverse it and give back some of the vision that people have lost. now, this isn't going to happen tomorrow, and it will come in short, little spurts. there'll be a this, that will maybe help a little bit, then something else that will help a little bit. it's going to be just like cancer research, just little pieces, and little parts of the therapy come at different times, and each one has a small effect, but ultimately, ultimately, we're going to be able to fix this disorder. now you understand the personal challenges that we are faced with living with usher syndrome, but it's important to understand that living with usher syndrome is not a one-time event, but it's a lifelong process. each change in life can cause challenges that must be dealt with, but more importantly, we've already witnessed that with appropriate support, adaptation, and attitude, people with ushers can and do live meaningful and productive lives. narrator: it would be erroneous to say that people with ushers accept the d

ultimately, we'll be able to stop the progression of the rp, and finally, we're going to be able to reverse it

letter out to the potential bidders asking them for information like prime proposal financial documents, rps, references, business documentation, audited financial statements, demonstrated energy industry experience, certified energy scheduling, customer care and billing experience. the reason i am bringing this up is, and that, i would assume, is part of the primary package of what an rfp is, but when it is reported to us that after the clock has been eaten away, after five months, that we have some interest, but the interest is literally a one-sentence e-mail from the bidder who said they are interested. and that is the qualification of someone answering our rfp? that sound like something was not shepherded along the way to qualify interest. then for us to have to extend it again the rfp process to get documentation that we are getting right now, i would have hoped that we would have got this documentation in the first place. so what it is doing unintentionally is feeding concerns that we are drawing down the clock, drawing down this process, and dollars, since you mentioned the budget, of

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they did a study and found that more people this year, i think like 80% of people are going out to eat rps, that's up significantly from last year. you hear what ginger says, other indications are that the economy is doing better. brent and laura? >>> sounds good. thank you, bob. >> hopefully they can sell a few flowers. >> to mark valentine's day, same sex couples around the country plan to request married licenses at the county clerk's office. it will happen here in the bay area and a rally will be held in the east bay, which is the bay area, to draw attention to it. it starts at 3:30 this afternoon from the contra costa county clerk's office on escobar street in martinez organized by marriage equality usa. they say the lack of marriage equality harms and impacts same sex families. they hope to bring back same sex marriages in california. >>> and another push for same sex rights in downtown san francisco this morning. one organization is going to court to fight for arizona's gay and lesbian ate the worker who is seek domestic partner benefits. health benefits for same sex couples were st

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and rp doesn't it push for the deficit neutral corporate tax reform?e to believe i'm right, so we're going to try again. i think what's different is, everybody says now that they're really serious about the deficit. well, if you're really serious about the deficit, not just spending but serious about the deficit overall, then part of what you have to look at is unjustable spending through the tax code. through tax breaks that do not make us more competitive, do not crave jobs here in the united states of america, and two examples that you cite, most commits would look at it and say these aren't contributing to our long-term economic growth, and if they're not, why are we letting some folks pay lower taxing than other folks who are creating jobs in the united states, and are investing. why are we not investing in the energy sources of the future, just the ones in the past, particularly the energy sources of the past, are highly profitable right now and don't need a tax break? so, i think what may have changed is if we are going to get serious about defi

or air my clothes out because these chemical the -- i can't enter many environments, because so many rp environments use all these chemicals. host: all right. 14ir8y anne we got the point. wayne stpwhrithe guest: well, the perfect answer for shirley anne and bedbug treatment is heat. there do not have to be any chemicals involved. certainly there is chemical sensitivity among individuals. that's something we're all very concerned about. the e.p.a. tasked with registering the products and checking efficacy studies and reports is very concerned about that as well. that's one of the reasons we no longer have products available to us that we once had and that were effective. the other point of her question i think had to do with some of the natural products. there's a category of products 25-v under e.p.a. registration that are exempt far, therefore, no efficacy is products he's an entomologist and director of technology for a company called american pest. does the white house have bedbugs? guest: well, i'm not at liberty to tell you exactly where bedbugs are. but i guarantee you within a v

he said i only have one life to give, i am not for to give it rps or ncaap.or in a i think the attorneyas very concerned. he said let me speak to mr. greyhound. he said he wanted to know if there were any light bus travelers that would take us from birmingham to montgomery. that evening, apparently during the night, there was an arrangement where there would be a car, a state patrol car every 15 miles and a private plane flying over the bus. the moment we arrived as a great pass bus station in montgomery and started down to stepped-- greyhound bus station in montgomery and started down the steps, and angry mob started beating reporters and then started on us. this young man was there. the safety director at alabama, cairo and get straight in the air and said there were no killing here today. gun straight in the air and said there will be no killing here today. many tried to interview as before the alabama people. we were disguised as members. i have been hit in the head. members of the mob start marching on the church throwing bombs and apparently trying to burn down the church. there's