i think you need to look at where a suitable place for this activity is. i have listened to all these people talking and it does good work in the community, but i think there are better uses on park land and having a recycling center in golden gate park. >> my name is david marcus. i am a resident of the neighborhood and have been for the last 12 years. i have three kids. they enjoyed the part and what the part is doing. across the board right now, i think that excellence is being evidenced in this decision. parks are a place for gardens, not for industrial efforts like the one we are talking about here for recycling. i think there are sound ideas on the table as to how that effort could be relocated elsewhere, and strongly encourage you to vote in favor of the plans being put forward. i think it is good for us all. thank you. >> my name is kathy bowen. i have lived in the haight ashbury for 10 years. i am also a public schoolteacher. i heard concern about the well- being of children. as a public schoolteacher, and a fierce advocate of our children. the re

now i would like to speak about the suitability of the community garden use. in terms of sunshine and shade conditions, the site currently contains sufficient sun to grow plants on the site. this photo was taken yesterday. even yesterday, in the winter season, the sunshine as low -- the sun is low on the horizon. i just want to go back to the previous photo. we have aerial photos showing a significant amount of sun over the site. this is a photo taken of one of the community gardens. it is located near sunset, not too far from the subject site. the relationship between the trees and the garden plots are similar to that proposed for the golden gate park site. you can see that it is a thriving garden. in regards to suitability, there is no indication that the site has a high level of toxins. as part of our planning process, we will conduct a soil test. should there be a finding of high levels of toxins, the standard construction details would holley address them. the plants themselves are to 24 inches high. most plant roots are within the top 12 inches of the so

very hot housing market, after being priced out of several buildings that i thought would be very suitable for my needs in the future, when i say my needs, i my needs for family housing as my kids grow older. i happen to acquire 353 san jose avenue. when i acquired the property at that time, it was my intent and still to this very day, 10 years later, from the time that i acquired it, was to build a multi-unit family housing -- to suit the needs of my growing family. my -- at the time i purchased it, me, my wife and we were raising three young children in a one bedroom apartment. so, again, i was not some speculator looking for a quick buck, despite the hot housing market. i was not looking to displace fib. i was looking at the sensitivity of all of the issues that were in front of me, including the sensitivity of my existing tenant who was still with me at the property today. the sensitivity of my aging parents when thank god are still with me today. the sensitivity of my kids as they're growing older, taller, wider and who are thank god still with me today. again, it has ailes always bee

it is for suitable families. they provided below market rate units. they have been adequately addressed and there are no circumstances that warrant review of this project. the planning commission -- that concludes my presentation. president miguel: dr requester? >> good evening. i am the founder and organizer of the neighborhood coalition. i live across the street from the project. we wanted to embrace the new neighbor. our neighborhood in general, we believe this should work to continue our improvement with a spirit of openness and transparency. this is one of the things that my neighborhood group has had the greatest problem with. we submitted this request when it was clear that the neighborhood was not being consulted. the project was enlarged. it was not keeping in scale with the buildings around it. it looks to some ways more for the buildings on the other sides. [unintelligible] generally, the project had some design flaws, and we have come quite a distance. it was under-articulated. to make matters worse, the poorly love crated -- located ingre

one of the candidates that was suitable was mike hennessey. it was a surprise that in some signal that that flow of thinking was interrupted. i thought it would be wise that this body trying to do a thorough vetting with the any of the others that we were trying to advance. i am glad that we were able to take this intermission and reflect on mr. lee's consideration. he has garnered significant momentum. i did not understand that at first, i get that more now. i have not had the opportunity to speak with him at all leading up to this process. i did have the opportunity to speak with him yesterday and i thought the conversation was constructive and fruitful. in some cases, we will -- in our process. we will be able to evaluate candidates without any kind at the parents of manipulation or engineering or political dealmaking. that did not give justice to mr. ed lee. this means to be feted. i feel that we did just that. i will support him. i believe that he is well known as a very effective department head and he has proven to be extremely responsi

this is suitable for families and parents. i support this project and i hope you do. >> good evening, commissioners. i support this project. i have been a resident of this city for 67 years. when they put a building,, they put everything they have and they hope it floats. i am supporting this project. that is all i have to say. a thank-you. >> good evening. thank you for having me. i do business with a lot of gentleman that our kahan -- that are in this business. i have been observing the process and over time, i have heard how discouraging this review process has been. i am here to support them because i heard the arguments in favor of continuing their review process and referring to this neighborhood as a historical neighborhood. i am a native of san francisco. i don't recall people referring to this as historical before. people are willing to put themselves and their money on the line. to have to prolong the process does not seem right. i am here to support the project and i thank you for your time. thank you. >> i am here

finding a suitable place to meet was difficult. in a surprising move, the government stepped up and offered the church this place owned and operated by the people's liberation army. this was a significant gesture, one that he and many others hope will pave the way for china's house churches to be legally recognized. >> that is why i exist. >> that is your ultimate dwoel? goal? >> yes. >> george thomas cbn news, in beijing, china. >> that is going to do it for us. this show went really fast, didn't it? you can find out information on all the stories on our website at world christian world news you can also stay on with facebook. from all of us here at cbn we'll see

we warn you this story has graphic images and not suitable for children. >> edith is still in shock after the murder of her pastor juliet and 10-year-old daughter. >> it was horrible, face badly hack and several hack wounds on her neck and back. >> 10-year-old daughter watching tv was hacked to death, and her head cut off. christians believe they attacked mother and daughter because they don't want a church in their community. started a church in this predominantly muslim area. her other daughter says she warned her mother against building a christian church in their neighborhood. >> i told my mother i was afraid the muslims will get angry. even my grandmother warned her. she would not listen. she said she was not afraid because she worked for 27 years among muslims as a midwife and wants them to be saved. i knew something was wrong. her life was spared because she works and lives in another town. >> i questioned god why he allowed this tragedy to happen. i know there is a purpose why he allowed it. my mom has a saying on the law, god amounts certain amounts of trial, he promises none of

>> yes, and after looking at all of the locations, we decided that none of the locations was suitable, so we decided to locate the compressor unit in the existing garage, in the corner, and that is the corner that is furthest from any of the neighbors. that is at the corner of benton and andover. vice president goh: -- commissioner garcia: how is that different? >> it was the ground window. it was to the opposite side of the building. and, again, it is going to be enclosed in the closets, acoustically insulated, and hopefully reduce to 60 decibels or less, which is about the december reading without the compressor reading, and as far as the schedule, originally, we have the schedule for the weekdays to be between 9:00 a.m. and -- we would like to propose that she be allowed to do her work. commissioner hwang: can you put the picture of the site of again, please? >> sure. the original location was back here in the rear yard. the rear property line is here, and we have decided that the best location in the existing garage, -- commissioner hwang: who lives above the garage? tenants one?

. >> what the historic character, we do that, we need to make it suitable for modern use. >> that meanschen and lighting and wiring but everything else is the same. >> they came back to take a look. they used to live here. >> i was surprised to see this. >> there are three homes and eight duplexes from rents to $5,000 to $10,000 a month. biggestouse is almost 4,000 square feet. they remember it was a lot to clean. >> its a wife killer but that didn't stop me because i loved the house. >> at this open house, some people are looking to rent, some want to step back in time a bit. >> it makes you feel good, presidio trust that restores these buildings and makes them accessible. >> it's not quite easy to get a look at this home. alpine ranch is on more than 300 acres in san mateo county hills. >> the ranch house was built in 1870 and this was the original parlor and everything was redwood on the property. >> it was built by a lawyer as a wedding gift for a young woman from the paige family but she rejected the proposal and never moved in. it became a cattle ranch and still filled of relics f

the low level of heat production makes them suitable for the undersides of shelves.se days, led's have usage-life of 20 years, so the i illuminated shelves rarely need to be removed for maintenance. >> one of the emphases at this year's furniture trade fair, but also in the furniture trade, is led lighting technology. here we see it in walk-in closet, here the underside is illuminated. we are familiar with it from christmas lights, but now it has become an acks loot must, the trend for the future. >> back at tobias grau's company in hamberg, he and his team are discussing new designs. one thing is clear -- led technology will continue developing in the coming years and ever more design possibilities will be born. >> the future belongs to led's. >> tobias grau will already be presenting more lamp forms at the next international lighting trade fair in milan in april. >> not too far off. you can find our highlight show on our web site for reviewing. so until we meet again, alles gute and good-bye! iijj

they even use of larger vessels suitable for the high seas. at the smaller boats are watched from the mother ships to attack the cargo vessels. there are 2 main areas where the pirates hijacked ships, the gulf of aden and africa's coastline, and in the waters between indonesia and malaysia. the pirates have attacked cargo and container ships and also oil tankers. upon receipt presents a major problem to shipping because without -- piracy represents a major problem to shipping because without safe routes, international trade is in danger. >> 95% of the world's goods are transported by ship. germany has the largest amount of vessels. but with the dramatic increase in the number of sailors taking hostage, shipping companies are finding it harder to find crews to sell these routes. the captain of 1 ship has so far escaped a pirate attack, but some of his colleagues were not asortunate. >>q this capt. has been a sailor for more than 40 years. though he has never experienced hijacking, he is familiar with the feelings of fear and helplessness when h

when he found what he deems to be suitable, the first piece of grass he removes the lamb from his neck and puts it on the grass while he is holding on with his other hand and his foot brace so he doesn't fall himself. the land looks down and thinks, this is not exactly what i got into. but after a few of the land realizes if he doesn't keep his footing he will fall so he better do whatever he can to make sure he doesn't. and he scrambled and discuss about and eventually reaches a point of equilibrium where upon the faroese says, i don't know the actual conversation, but essentially says you're going to be okay. thumbs up. the lamb gives him thumbs up or whatever the equivalent is and the faroese descents and leaves the land there for the rest of the effort and you see if you go into the midsummer to any of the cliffs in any of these 18 islands, you will see vertical cliffs, green patches of grass and each patch of grass a tiny little lamb. very tiny the higher up they are. but then, and i saw this what then happens in september, october, is that the faroese chap comes back, clearly not

>> yes, and after looking at all of the locations, we decided that none of the locations was suitable, so we decided to locate the compressor unit in the existing garage, in the corner, and that is the corner that is furthest from any of the neighbors. that is at the corner of benton and andover. vice president goh: -- commissioner garcia: how is that different? >> it was the ground window. it was to the opposite side of the building. and, again, it is going to be enclosed in the closets, acoustically insulated, and hopefully reduce to 60 decibels or less, which

by the russian global cycling project cut you shop for its ideal winter training conditions and suitable terrain it's a first experience for some athletes but older members of the team have enjoyed the local advantages before. i've been here five times the best thing about this place is the woman climates no other place in europe can offer such good conditions good roads combined with good weather even if it rains here the weather is still boom and we can cycle without feeling uncomfortable three teams to explore in the camp including the continental eight sarah cuts you shot and under twenty one and twenty three youth teams the pro tour is probably the ultimate goal for these young men and they know they stand a real chance that's when she eleven version of the thirty men cut you shop pro team has eighteen russian cyclists so the abundance of contenders is obviously high enough for the rest of all our boys have seen recent tensions they know what team mate joined and what future prospects may open up for them freeloading won't do here are cyclists have to be eager and concentrated plus

taking a building built in 1874 in and making it suitable for modern use. i started researching the history before i asked people to give $90 million. i researched the building and its uses and functions so that the region so that i could give to hours of the old man. which i have done dozens of times -- the old mmint. which i have done dozens of times. i found original correspondence from the time, procuring it for the san francisco museum and historical society. in that study of the history of the building and the way that it functions dobli, i began to appe the historic standards from the basis of someone who must apply them to see that the building did conform and did have a future. when it came to san francisco music, which i have collected over 150 songs, i researched the history of jazz in san francisco. and that i hired 10 musicians, singers in the string quartet of the oakland symphony, and produced this cd. if you take exhibits, i would be happy. [laughter] i have extra copies, although not with me. [laughter] the point is i have distributed over

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it also has special features that make it suitable for driving on the road.r bags. >> i want to pull up to someone's driveway and unfold the wings and have an airplane in their driveway and have them wonder how it got there. >> reporter: he may have to wait a while for that. the transition won't be available until 2011. and the cost of the flying machine is almost $200,000. >> there is definitely a lot of james bond appeal. >> reporter: indeed. 007 would probably love this ride. >>> all right, young america. what's your opinion? we'll find out in "speak of the week." >> it's prime time, and you're in front of the tube. so what are you watching? >> my favorite tv show is probably "the office," i don't know, i really love steve carell. >> i think my favorite tv show would definitely be "bones" on fox. i just love the whole tension between booth and bones. >> "glee" because i love how it's like singing and acting, and i love the drama. >> "gossip girl" because it's just awesome, it's just really good. >> "gossip girl," because it's so unrealistic, it's impossibl

. >> translator: a traditional wedding actually feels more suitable. so we decided to go with one. >> reporter: kim ki jin performs traditional ceremonies. he has joined over 1,000 couples in matrimony during his ten-year career. born into a family of chinese classical scholars, he learned traditional ceremonies with harmony. as divorces increased, he decided to spread his values. on this day, a couple arrives to talk about their wedding. kim tells them the most important part of a traditional ceremony is that it manifests the couple's respect for one another. >> reporter: on the wedding day, kim explains that all facets of the classical wedding ceremony represent the importance of harmony. >> reporter: one side of the bowl goes to the groom. the other to the bride. when they drink together, they officially become a couple. >> translator: i felt a new love born within us ad couple. we'll work hard to keep our life together happy. >> translator: the traditional wedding ceremonies remind us of the importance of harmony. by making up for the other's short

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have restrictions, they are physically very narrow, less than 40 feet in width, and they are not suitable for that type of movement. that is why we recommended the routting. >> there was one other request for information, which i gathered was addressed by the proposal, but the specific request had something to do with one street becoming two-way instead of one way? >> off line. i failed to mention will bumgarnergardnerer, -- will bumgarner is here, and he can talk about the exact dimensions. >> chairman, my personal view is that he has addressed my concerns. i want our residents to know that this is not necessarily the end of it, but we need to deal with this right now. this is a time sensitive issue. so my inclination would be to move the proposal but make very clear with our residents that they can meet with mr. bumgarner and others, and if there are questions we can revisit it. >> there is a motion on the floor. is there a second? >> second. >> question? >> the traffic moderate -- modifications are temporary. modifications are going to be made for certain intersections and streets to a

attempting to become the first place in this world laver to hold all four grand slams at once good strong suitable for ascent six low against brazil's. bench early retirement of a second at five long time with a knee injury pat only on call for forty seven minutes. you never know in the words think is. who had been injured it. was a really. and i. really started working with him all the best for for the record hopefully it's not nothing really really important but i thought what they can say and i say for as you're not i think. the way that. is i'm a big. seed robyn said ling also had an easy first rhyme free says so love for him it's time to start she's sort of being has never been beyond the second round in melbourne hopes you can put this right this year. on last year's finalists andy murray had a good day too he won comfortably by two cents a lot before his opponent carl bank which autumn a final said rivers still happy with how he performed. but i thought it was a pretty good start to the world wasn't great at the end of the first and then played better. in the second but. you know obviously

declared but has a note on file that he is working with the mayor's office of housing to find a suitable offsite housing location of the neighborhood to meet the requirements. it is on don hall wholefoods will impact smaller grossers in the neighborhood, but -- is unknown how whole foods will and have smaller grocers in the neighborhood. it mostly contains a more robust suggestion about how this may or may not impact local grocers. i would refer you to that. in the opinion of the department, this news would complement the safe way that is right across the street -- this use would complement the safeway. a little bit of housekeeping -- the project specifies 107 parking spaces. the sponsor will need to remove two of those spaces. it was just brought to my attention. car shares basis -- car share space is due count against the parking maximum, two spaces will be removed against that. we have 41 residential parking spaces, 60 commercial parking spaces, and a total of three car shares basis, one required for the residential, two for the commercial. this concludes my presentation, and i'm avai