there are shell trade routes all over the southwest. shell was a primary material for making jewelry, for using in burials, and you had to walk 600 miles to get it, down to the sea of cortez, the water that's in between baja and the main land of mexico. and i tracked routes all the way down to the border over years and then across the mexican border into sonora and then it a place called penacate and then a dune, 5,000 square miles of sand dunes, a beautiful landscape, but no water out there. but pottery, broken pottery all over in certain places and pieces of shell left behind where you could see that the people were crossing these dunes to the sea and picking up shell and then crossing back and then moving it up to phoenix and then from phoenix distributing it throughout the rest of the southwest. the first trip i took out there, we hit this mountain range right at the edge of the dunes. and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a c

see here i slipped in fact to an shell close to the warm boiler if it was like living in barracks lit up never went home because of the children bombardment is just that many were. guus lived at the factory is doing its own little. occasionally some of the perceived city's inhabitants mustered enough strength to go to the theatre after their excruciating day. in. the musical comedy field take up performances going to they always play to a full house until a shell hit the building. but it didn't bring the curtain down completely they just moved buildings and carried on. mubarak emerged good lord girl of. god you. are boring me. i don't know little girl fall ah god are going all. the theatres oldest actress is one hundred years old this year. used to be a beautiful girl it's a series of these photographs speak naturally i should have seen how beautiful i was. when the phantom was bombed she moved to the front line to a pedophile soviet troops giving more than four thousand performances during the little voice was so powerful that sometimes the soldiers even asked her to sing more quietl

when the shelling started. and fell to the ground. a shell hit the tram. into pieces i was incredibly lucky i just made it out of the tram. the streets people living under siege when. we said to each other look the tram is running again. this must mean we're still a long way despite the blockade. we will live on it will survive all of us but confident of victory but another winter came along. and. by the end of nine hundred forty two the germans realized they were unlikely to capture leningrad and stepped up their artillery assault on the besieged city. in january the soviet army broke through a small section of the inserts into the corridors a new kidney used for sending supplies to the same city by rail. operation in january from the storm got underway the soviet army pushed the enemy back a hundred kilometers from leningrad to. see the others in the seats that this.

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the musical comedy fear take up performances going to they always play to a full house until a shell hit the building. but it didn't bring the curtain down completely they just moved buildings and carried on. mubarak converted good lord lord. god you. are worn. out old girl fall ah god are going all. the theatres oldest actress is one hundred years old this year. the same used to be a beautiful girl it's a save these photographs speak naturally you should have seen how beautiful i was. when the phantom was bombed she moved to the front line to a pedophile soviet troops giving more than full files and performances during the little voice was so powerful that sometimes the soldiers even asked her to sing more quietly in case the enemy had to. get the record that one somebody visited this theater to ask me to come to smarten if there was a hospital that anyone didn't sick people there with mind you says the boss no applause for you then why not i said when you got no hands it was a truly festive occasion in the spring of nine hundred forty two when the electricity was restored in lening

in our case, shell did a good job of arguing the advantages. marin is behind your efforts and we were trying to identify how we would build a renewable in the future. we want to implement a hard line program and then start hunting for projects as we go. thanks to san francisco and marin and san francisco and the other cities, we are already adding value to the marketplace. we wanted to have 50 megawatts of wind power. we would not be having this conversation if we were looking at a community choice also we were talking about putting a methane and chin on a couple of landfills. there is discussion about diverting food and green waste into a methane digester. this is good for the market. even if none of us survived the marketing, i am proud of what has been done for the signal for the sake of the renewable energy developers. better yet, if we get into the business and we get those guys were rolling and we create a self directed revenue stream so we can decide where and how we build renewable projects that help our own people. we have already adde

supervisor mirkarimi: is the sole provider of the mea program still shell? >> yes. supervisor mirkarimi: when they contract out on the solar side, will it be someone else? >> it could be anybody. they want to be the owners, so they would find someone to build it, and they would become the owners of the property. whether they do it directly, that is still to be determined once they get it back. supervisor mirkarimi: hal is shell being received in a forward thinking area like marin? >> - understanding, based on discussions, there were some folks that were very upset that shell was there provider because there are things they do internationally and outside of their area, but for the most part, obviously, they have 80% of the folks still in a program, so most people are willing to accept that shell locally is willing to do what pg&e is not, which is give us a better energy mix. >> leading up to the campaign in the june election, separate of proposition 16, there has been a review by the california public interfering with marin. what is the status of that? >> my understa

onboard a train up when the shelling started i jumped out and fell to the ground that moment a shell hit the tram blowing it into pieces i was incredibly lucky i just made it out of the transit of. trams on the street signaled to people living under siege life went on. we said to each other look the tram is running again. this must mean we are still alive despite the blockade. we will live it will survive all of us but confident of victory but another winter came along. and. by the end of nine hundred forty two the germans realized they were unlikely to capture leningrad and stepped up their artillery assault on the besieged city. on january the soviet army broke from a small section of the insert the corridors and used for sending supplies to the besieged city by rail. operation in january from the storm got underway the soviet army pushed the enemy back a hundred kilometers from leningrad to. see all the others in the seats that this flood has exploded from is jealous if this nine hundred a siege that cost hundreds of thousands of civilian lives was a river. for those people the tr

there is such a tendency to get in side are shells. -- inside our shelves -- shells. i have to keep all that i can as long as i can. a couple of things here on this book. one thing that i discovered, i have been preaching all of these years and i did not realize. some of the basic opportunities, there is enough food on the globe to feed everybody in the world. that is astounding to me. there are some of the most successful non-profit, both faith-based and non-faith-based organizations. i am convinced that we have tools at our disposal that can allow this generation if not eradicate, at least make a dent in human suffering. if the charge would be the way -- church would lead the way, that is what people expect out of the followers of christ. even if new do not believe in christ, you believe that he loved the poor. they see the inconsistency there. they say that they are followers of christ. he said that i am here to speak the gospel to the poor. he could not begin his first sermon without talking about it. that is where this has to be. >> how much are you willing to in

no person under the age of 21 shells sell or deliver alcohol beverages.l be sold with alcoholic content greater than 15% by volume except for dinner ones which have been aged two years or more and maintained in a cork bottle. , one shall not be sold in bottles and containers smaller than 750 ml -- wine shall love is sold in bottles and containers smaller than 750 ml. -- shall not be sold in bottles and containers smaller than 750 m.l.. no beer shall be sold in quantities less than manufacture prepackaged presale, which must be sold in multi-hit a quantities of four or more. with these conditions, we are recommending license for approval. briefly, i would point out that the spirit of these conditions is to allow the businesses to continue to support their customer base but not provide the more problematic product as we have experience in the past, so we think these conditions are reasonable for the location, and fine balance to allow the application will forward but not impact the community. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you, inspector. do members of th

digging down 10 inches and filling this area with oyster shells will ruin the grassy area. bocce was played in another part of my park on the grass. it's favoritism of one group. it should be available for multiple groups. there is a crying need for soccer in the kids in the surrounding apartments where i represent thousands of people who live there and do not want this here for one special interest. the kids want to also play volleyball and the people who work in boston properties offices play volleyball after work over there. so if you do it for one person, that's discrimination. we can't allow that. maxwell, president chiu, supervisor mar. shortly after i left for here i received an email from phil ryan, president of the golden gate tennis association. he to go to physical therapy for his fractured wrist so he couldn't be here. he asked ne to tell i that the -- me to tell you that the golden gate tennis association

the grounds for the future south stream gas pipeline it's a big job we're clearing the fields of shells bombs and mines from world war two and the one thousand nine hundred ninety eight zero bombardments of serbia whether it's less that the truth but if we look at it in more global terms there is an impression that natural disasters have become more frequent in russia and elsewhere . around the world wildfires are followed by floods and floods are followed by a tsunami what you would prepare for just going to get worse and worse. as you may know the number of natural disasters has indeed increased over the past twenty years and this increase is significant it's not just my outside impression indeed this is research carried out by analysts the number of natural disasters is not just up by turkey or fifty percent it's several times more than that everybody knows that here i'd like to warn you against two things first there's always a great desire to use the situation for political purposes this should be avoided the environmental serious politicized so much in russia that it's impossible

no person under the age of 21 shells sell or deliver alcoholic beverages.t edition -- no one shall be sold with alcohol content greater than 15% by volume except for dinner once, which shall be aged two years or more and maintained in a quart bottle. when shall not be sold in containers smaller than 750 milliliters except in pre- packaged quantities of 12 or more. no distilled spirit shall be sold in bottles or containers smaller than 375 ml, equivalent to 4/5 of a plant. no cops, glasses, or similar receptacles sold or given away in quantities of less than 12 in their original multi-container package. i saw was look at or above prevailing prices in the area and not less than 3 pounds for sale and shall not be given away for free. no noise shelled a audible beyond the area under the control licensee, and our last condition, bordering, defined by standing by idly aimlessly, a lingering endlessly without lawful business, is prohibited on the sidewalk -- our last condition, loitering. with these conditions, we are recommending approval. supervisor chu: thank y

so that bar will actually decrease because the shell building is already going to be affected in the future by these new large commercial standards and you just need a few extra points for improvement, and that would be something that you can use to maintain that consistency of application of standards. >> and then the other piece of this existing building is if you are doing significant upgrades to mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems in these buildings, with the existing b r or m occupancies, and it is over 25,000 square feet, you have to meet some of these upgrade requirements, but only if it is over and you are doing significant mechanical upgrades and structural. it must include structural, and that reference is the standard of seismic upgrades. chapter 34 says when you are doing a certain amount of alteration work, he figured an upgrade. work triggers it. if that standard is triggered, which is a very high level, and it is very often met, and in addition to that you are doing over 25,000 square feet, then you need to believe certification or the equivalent for standards.

it was signed with ttc, which is a shell corporation.y were given approval based on financial ability. who is this new group? will they be responsible? i am a lawyer and any lawyer knows that you do not let your shell corporations sign your contracts. the next thing is that every year, the department says they have lost $500,000. actually it is $1.2 million because they are not able to pay back the opening statement. when you do that, this thing is a losing proposition. we are using the same model that got us into trouble and we have not learned anything. we are really making a mistake. if you look at my brief, the averages $1.2 million each year. the reason we are losing this kind of money is because we are paying $3.5 million for someone to push tickets. i worked at a golf course as a kid and i was one of those ticket counters. it did not take $3.5 million. we can still have the tournament if we have a competent staff that can run this and it should be put out for bid. there are managers that will pay less money. [tone] you should look

thing at these points and funnel shell and divide the seed to different categories which have been pummeled and prints to various grades of oil. going to voters in this film saves a significant amount of space and then attach to the production line for the grand finale. so upset i've been so proud of the fact i'm replying to some policies that nothing horrible might want to leave both of the boil but this factory sets out every single day for you to sit down for a burger and fries it processed pretty likely it was good to me. when dealing with industrial scale you need some pretty serious equipment for most of them don't cost my company to. do so much as the largest supplier of agricultural machinery in russia and sells to almost fifty countries around the world. they build bales and touches with wheels bigger than me but they're particularly proud of that combine harvesters. essentially this is the end of the production. not to be here without a helmet as a. safety first people. each machine you stay to build and is checked over hundreds of times just to make sure my competition is what ex

an american shell missed its target and landed directly on her house. >> translator: i was standing here and all of a sudden my back got really hot. i don't remember anything after that. >> reporter: the blast killed her two older sisters. though she survived, the shock of losing her sisters and her legs became too much to bear. she became speechless. she didn't leave the house for days. >> translator: every time i woke up, i realized that it wasn't a dream, and that it had really happened. >> reporter: the american shell destroyed her life, but she still keeps a memento of the tragedy. >> translator: i don't know why i kept it, this hideous thing destroyed my life, but at the same time as gruesome as it is, i think it gives me the courage to face reality. and carry on. >> reporter: a female wheelchair fencing athlete gave her the strength to move on with her life. she told zehnab that the things she lost will never come back, but only you can change your life. the words moved zehnab deeply. before her misfortune, zehnab had never played sports seriously before, but she started to play w

secondly, there needs to be a long-term plan for the area behind the band shell and the bus parking lot, where currently there are things, including bus parking, employee parking and other odd vehicles that show up there. we recommend consulting the golden gate park master plan for an attractive, high-quality design to match the dignity and spirit of the overall music concourse. a long-term plan could include the type of vendors, the location and extent of the equipment. the appearance to the equipment and the style, color and materials of the seating and tables will be provided. the music concourse is a classic, peaceful space that provides a beautiful respite for san francisco yans and visitors alike from the pressures and commercialism that permeate our 21st century society. we encourage the department to take the same care they have taken with the renovation to preserve the special feeling of this area and its development of commercial opportunities. we have a memo which details our concerns. there is more information here and on our website. >> any other public comment on this item

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shells were falling when she delivered this baby.man says she'll never forget those days or fiza. >> we were exposed to shells. she stayed with me for three hurs. no one would do that. >> reporter: today, baby myriam is 2 1/2 years old. her town honored fiza for her bravery. in october, the nonprofit americans for unfpa will honor her for her contribution to women's health. her husband calls her his wonder woman and for good reason. she supports the family. 13 children to feed and put through school. they live on fiza's $1,000 a month. she found her vocation early. fiza was just telling me the first baby she delivered was from her own mother. your sister actually, when you were 12 years old? >> she told me, the head -- catch. >> if you see the head, catch it. wow. it was a healthy delivery and right away she knew, i want to be a midwife. she delivered hundreds but now says none mean as much to her as gaza's war babies like myriam, joseph, aya. she says that's her mission, to bring more babies into the world. martin fletcher, nbc news

listen to the song of a man in his sleeping shell. it come down it come down. the pinpoint, the knuckle, the mallet. wait a bit. no birthing. no saving. no feeding. dammit! >> listen to the song of a man who makes what have we made? thank you. [applause] . >> san francisco. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . [music] ♪[applause] thank you. >> thank you for applauding. never know. [laughter]. so, these next few pieces are jewish art songs the jewish art song is not something that most people know about even if you are into classical music. raise your hand if you know shoemoner shoebert? these songs are actually in yiddish but they are art songs. they are beautiful. and they are not done. right. soy, i hope you enjoy the next few pieces. i will describe them. the first was written by [inaudible] a song that has almost nonsentence words but it's your time to be with god and your moment alone with whatever you need. i hope you appre

and then power marketers such as shell or constellation or b.p. or any of the large marketers out there that we have identified, j.p. morgan energy, would provide a scheduling coordinator relationship for market power. and that structure creates the ability for this company and the city to be able to both transact and participate in the california markets, take advantage of resources that you build, contract for, or brought in from the marketplace and that we are able to settle and transact in a fashion that we know exactly where costs are on an hour-by-hour basis. in task two by developing projects and resources, i'm currently working with a group that is building a solar process, a megawatt process. one of the subcontractors is summit energy. i worked with them in goldendale, washington. and a project that we're trying to get it under construction now here in california near, in kings county near fresno. i have had a relationship with a principal at summit energy when i was in the northwest. there was an administrator of bonneville and departmen

two munitions it is expected to take at least two years to dispose of thousands of mines and mortar shells piled up on a sunken german ship there are. reports. of. cold weather but determined they do want is a man on a mission and that mission is to monitor the state of all german munitions. meeting with militia got visibilities low just a couple of meters their missiles every web somewhere in boxes and tightly packed together the vote could be from world war two it's racks some shells actually laying on the seabed but. one and a half kilometers of shore seventeen meters underwater and ten suddenly sile steel on board this german ship is just one of the many reminders a world war two in the baltics the russian emergences ministry lissome was ninety underwater hotspots in this area alone but only if you have been checked several in europe which you know personally these missiles are very dangerous there are none that have rusted away and become homeless on the contrary some that we take counter in very good working condition. they some can see it is on the russian emergences minister to do

like other sea turtles, the green turtle can not pull its head into its shell.hree of us thought all could pull their heads in. >> i think it would be a lizard. or some other reptile. >> we learned a little something about turtle. >> teach you something about the weather. if you remember this. we are enjoying a nice warm last day of summer. 86 degrees right now. hammond school downtown 84 degrees in fox lake and now 92 degrees in kankakee. that's the longest. here are a couple other spots. 8degrees in beacher. clear on the radar but up to the north and west is a line of thunderstorm across iowa and southwest wisconsin. some of those late this afternoon between 6:00 and midnight is the best as far as timing goes. severe thunderstorm watch up to the lower michigan. not totally surprised if we don't get a watch box. 88 for a high and our last full day of summer. storms late today and overnight tonight showers in the morning and redeveloping in the afternoon and kind of cloudy at times. 75 for a high. but summer isn't over with. it will feel like to again on thursda

we met with gloria and james and some other folks that really know the area behind the band shell very well and where the tour buses are located now. there are storage containers back there, so we're looking at one or two potentially 20-foot storage containers to be placed where the current storage containers now, where the tour buses are located. commissioner lee: my only suggestion is to -- given the segways are valuable, you're going to be leaving them in a caner -- to make sure there are ample security measures taken, so that you're not going to be -- you don't want it to be attractive to thieves or people who may want to steal them. >> sure. we'll note that. thank you. president buell: commissioner lee, to your first question, they do have a check-off list that they go over with the rider about not going on the grass and how to approach curb cuts and a whole protocol for being respectful of mothers with strollers and coming up behind people and following traffic rules, just like everybody else. it's really extensive. as somebody testified, when they did it, you are itching to get