tanner: how many docking sides does our sphere have? -children: one. -tanner: one.spheres and being able to control them. in this class, we all have different things that we're good at. and we have to work together to code the sphere to win. for california. tanner: what did i ask you to do after you docked? go back to the assembly zone. okay, so that's what you guys are doing. so each one of your... basically the whole point why nasa did this is because they wanted to have code that satellites can go around mars, and it helps them position the satellites so that they don't run into each other. but, like, be, uh, synchronized. that's in the name, uh, sphere. synchronized position hold engage reorient, um, experimental satellites. when you guys program your code, we import the code into the spheres inside the space station. makayla: so we code the sphere to drop the satellite positioning systems, the spses, which help us find our assembly zone. tanner: for that gps system that you guys created, you're getting .855 points automatically for dropping the spses in that tr

tanner: conditional. if you-- if-- wait, no. wait, no. if you get number of sps held and it equals zero, sub position target to that. jasmine: what interested me is that these kids are trying to solve real-world problems. even one of the kids said, "earth is failing." it's, like, "okay, well, how do you solve that?" and these kids probably, in the future, if not now, have that answer. tanner: is this correct? yeah. pile. compile. that way you can make sure. this loop, so far, drops our sps. we've got points for our triangle. now, which piece do we want to go for first? -large, yeah. -the large satellite piece. carol: it's go big or go home. tanner: it really reminds me of, like, for me to learn another language. it's going to be hard for me. if i was a kid, this, for them, is computer language, coding language. they just run with it, and they're able to make it fun. we got this. we got this. we got this. what? so, ladies and gentlemen, we docked a large item. we got a penalty going on the way over here. how can we fix that? so basically,

president tanner high. so move commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. we and if we can have a motion to continue, item one. now commissioner braun move to continue item one second. thank you, commissioners, on that motion to continue. item one to november 2nd. commissioner braun , high commissioner dimond, i, commissioner imperial high commissioner coppell high, commissioner moore high and commission president tanner high. so move commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to 0 and we'll have a similar recusal for several items on the consent calendar commissioners that will place us on your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff, so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a

it has a taste, the only insult is in the tanner of the tanner it is a must for any home that can easilyam all kinds of food with meat and vegetables for you. you can grill all kinds of chicken burgers and pies, and we can cook all kinds of pizzas and sweets. from the possibility of barbecue in nature, you can send 22 from 2071 and receive it only with free shipping. my name is kurdistan , and this is my story. you have never heard such a wonderful story. and on the eid of 1962 in colorado, the song "in roza menu" was born they know someone who has been politically tortured and persecuted as a depiction of this world trade organization. my childhood years were very beautiful and the project manager of a construction company was a housewife with my mother. i feel sorry for those who i don't see anymore because i miss you. i grew up as an american citizen . it was great. i remember when i was a teenager, i thought how great it was that i was born in america. today, i might have been born fighting a different war. i felt very lucky with things like this i was born in america. i think his na

, tanner is one of the must-haves of every home, it can steam all kinds of food with meat and vegetables for you , you can make all kinds of chicken and beirut burgers with b. we cook all kinds of pizzas and sweets. the design of the oven is designed in such a way that the food with the least amount of oil is supposed to be said in all directions. the barbecue capability is 5071 22. send it and receive it only with free shipping . good morning, dear and respected compatriots, respected companions of karbala governor's news network. according to statistics, more than 14 million of their own pilgrims until sunday reached karbala and performed the arbaeen pilgrimage, ten million, seven hundred and fifty thousand pilgrims are pilgrims who entered iraq from the land and air borders of iran from the beginning of the month of safar to 6:00 a.m., so far two million of these pilgrims after walking and visiting karbala , they returned to the country. the president expressed his hope in the meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of turkey

how about you, tanner. >> i'm tanner, i was at the marines and i did 5 years 2013-2717. i always knew i uponed to be in the military. like alec we have family members navy, army and all the above. i figured i would go in this one. and yea i did 5 years. and it was amazing. iel >> you were take being pictures or video? for when i was there triple circumstance forefronting i marine corp tv serious. we were doing like documentary work, right. so -- we would cover like the first female infant real marines covered on the east and first female assault [inaudible] as well. where they work on the big man escaping my. the triple aman b. covered the training they did, being able it deadweight lift, 168 pounds out of the av. everything that we did. [laughter]. so. it was incredible y. when i was in the navy my last 2 years in, i was electronic technician i worked on radar and gps stuff. and you know they called me twijet, tweak and adjust it. i actually [laughter] was interested in film make thanksgiving was in 99 in 2000. my last deployment i wanted to make videos. and so i starte

president tanner i so moved commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 and will place us on your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the planning commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff. so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. item five case number 2022 hyphen 0057838 300. ivy street number 105 conditional use authorization item six case number 2023 hyphen 0035478 1870. union street conditional use authorization item eight case number 2023 hyphen 0039238 2262 three 2266. chestnut. chestnut street a conditional use authorization on item nine case number 2022 hyphen 012067 pca for the code corrections ordinance. a planning code and administrative code amendment item ten case number 2018 hyphen 008802

you need to apply self-tanner, race you will be some kind of beautiful. look how you and i seem to be just 85 years old. well, okay, i have three ex-husbands, and you can already delight without cabbage rolls, but the freshness of feelings is only quick. we propaganda tell them on tv about the horrors of war, that the peaceful sky above our heads is the highest value for us ; in our country, in comparison with the rest of the world , there are practically no crimes involving the use of firearms. each barrel is registered by lukashenko he speaks defiantly about the peaceful sky and the meaning of the motherland for a person in alexandria, he speaks about a common peace for a common fatherland at the slavic bazaar, and between these good holidays. he is an unpopular military man who deals with the cause of possible problems. and this is the economy. i am sure that alexander grigorievich will be president for a very long time, not because he wants to. that's how a person is. it seems to me that he would have long ago wanted a little more peace, but now the c

president tanner patrick reese, planning department staff. i am excited to bring before you today an update an update on the stonestown development project. the project marks the collaboration between the sponsor brookfield properties and the city in the creation of a development agreement, design standards and guidelines, master infrastructure plan and related zoning map and planning code amendments. we were last before you february 9th for an informational presentation and review and comment on the draft eir we are pleased to provide an update today as an informational item, i'm joined today by the project team lily lenoir, principal planner here at sf planning. ted conrad, who is project manager at pwd, and christy donnelly, senior development director at brookfield properties. we are also joined by expert staff and sponsor team members to field any specific questions that would benefit from their expertise. so thank you all for being here today. we'll be providing an update on the project at reacquainting ourselves with the existing site

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you need to apply self-tanner, you will look beautiful with some coffee. you are still your ex-husband, and you are already alive. sometimes you need to surprise and delight ; you can live without cabbage rolls, but the freshness of feelings is only quick. you see how young you are, you are already participating in such complex operations, reconstructive surgery. this is a completely different level. but with us everything is as usual; there are not enough junior medical staff. not to mention glasses and equipment, we’ve been waiting for 2 years already. it’s not enough that everyone is upset that i refuse vacations from year to year. what kind of vacation is this? sad what is no, the question is, everything is very bad. tell we'll come up with something for me. tell tell tell. here it is. it’s beautiful to me no , well, and then no, it’s not my size. this is your size. i'll take it, well done. that's right. look at the color, how it refreshes you, your elbows will fall. he put me there. i just want it now. run away from it all cling to wait it out i don’t

tanner mordecai, find the open guy. >> mark: mordecai gets it out -- got a man -- incomplete at the 10, intended for green. and the cougars will take over on downs. lampkin there in coverage. and that secondary comes up with a huge stop. >> louis: just one-on-one coverage on the outside across the board. zero coverage. no safety help in the middle of the field. and you're going to see bryson green had this step. he had the step, separated late in the down. just off by a matter of inches. >> mark: he might have gotten away with a push there. >> louis: he did. he pushed off. there's always a lot of jostling. i know depending upon which way you lean in this game, you're going to be like, no, that was a pushoff, no, that was pass interference -- a lot of times, man, it's just football, it's just playing football, and it's just a game of inches. as you can see right there. >> mark: wisconsin with two time-outs remaining. 53 yards rushing and a touchdown on the last drive for quarterback cam ward. who is looking for another signature victory against a big ten team. that was watson, picked up

according to sbu records, the judge denies mass atrocities by russians. tanners and assures the interlocutorthat only the so -called people from bandera are capable of this. fuckers of benderov can rape, well, we have the same situation , we have half of our salary, like there, the supreme court decided to give creeper salaries for the war, we don't need this war, when the russian troops were forced to flee from the kyiv region. the judge complained that ethicists are driving they feel good everywhere here , that's how the judge of the northern court of appeal volodymyr kuksov campaigned for an acquaintance who was in the occupied territory of the zaporizhia region to join the occupation militia, and he also complained to his acquaintances that he wanted to go home to crimea. well, nothing, i still want you, что мы... in september, the state bureau of investigation informed the judge about the suspicion of inciting collaboration and justifying russian aggression. currently , the pre-trial investigation is ongoing. the judge has the words investigate linguistic expertise. volodymyr kuksov fac

this hearing will take the next step by focusing on the other side of tanner, which is not assistance spending. none assistance funding constitutes the majority of the grant. nearly 78% of combined federal and state spending. this is a spending that is not for basic assistance or direct checks to welfare recipients. concerns have emerged that the long assistance part likes guardrails and is not focused on helping people move welfare to work. embezzlement scandals in mississippi have drawn increased scrutiny about the program. leaving people to ask, "where is the welfare money going?". in june, they sent a letter to hhs asking the agency about the response to mississippi and their efforts to safeguard federal funds in other states. in response, hhs outlined statutory limitations that constrained ability to conduct oversight to work with the committee to improve that program. i have heard from my colleagues on both sides of the aisle with expressed frustration on this point. in fact, during the last hearing, my friend from wisconsin shared her concern about how states earned money and c

he unties it solo homer off tanner scott so that was the winning run.they they help out the giants with the 2 to 1 win. so where do we stand? well glad you asked here is where we stand. national league wild card race giants currently in six place a game and a half back of the marlins to games back of the reds and cubs for that third and final wild card spot by the way , seven of the final 12 giants games against the dodgers so will determine it. all right. we'll keep it in the major leagues for tonight's check this out. phillies kyle schwarber, keep an eye on this home run monster home run off. michael tonkin estimated at 483ft. and yes it was it was over the roof. yes yeah. out of the park. longest ballpark. longest home run of schwarber's. nine year career. 45th of the season for schwarber. five different players, by the way, hit home runs for the phillies and they beat the braves 7 to 1. he's been a giant killer, officially launched it, launched it out, launched it. all rig deputy, the suspect is in custody after an hours long standoff that unfolded

[applause] and a comment about mike gallagher, he's one of three mics like the three tanners, mike turner and mike mccall and mike gallagher chair major committees in the house and are doing extremely well so as a lifelong democrat, i admire you enormously, just want you to know. i chair the commission on the national defense strategy and the board of freedom house and i asked this question on their behalf but also lien if you right now were looking at the house of representatives and looking at all the threats of closure and of some of the ideas that are floating around not commenting on whether they are good or bad but just commenting that they are floating around, would this make you more likely to be risked ready and to say the united states is falling apart i might as well move on taiwan or not? >> great question. and thank you for not only your remarkable record of public service but you've also been incredibly kind to me. no name congressman that ranked. i appreciate that very much. my whole working hypothesis is that the next, the window that we are in right now is the window of m

phillis wheatley is a and we can see it in the difference, for example, between her letters to over tanner and the poems and, and her and some of her letters where it's clear that she's evolving and changing. but it's also clear that she says different like that, like, like most people and especially public people and politically active people. she's saying different things to different people. so we have to be so i'm telling her biography through what through and is a public biography in the literary biography. and i talk as much as i can about what she's thinking and feeling, but i do i'm i do think that there is there are whole sides of phillis wheatley that i don't know and that i'll never know and that that is part of the story and that i try to write about her in a way that suggests that that is that that that we that we need to consider, that we need to consider that and not reduce her to not say not expect even though she's talking about herself and she's asked to talk about herself, she's required to talk about herself. that's what people want from her. but and that i'm not saying

mine is the energy news be podcasts with michael tanner for a daily show.nterview ceo's and thought leaders from around the world, authors. it is about being thought leader without being an influencer. there is a difference. we have been having an absolute blast sharing each other's podcasts and being a podcasts hose is weird. i never thought i would have a podcasts. i did not know what one was. host: stu, tell me about your background in the energy sector and what you are bringing to the podcasts. guest: thank you. i will tell you, ceo of sandstone group, and i have worked for an investment group to have a podcasts and conference and i really got to learn from the investment side of the house on that. really had a great time with him and also worked with a wonderful organization that did automation . we were installing the backbone and technology for companies like bhp. it was just unbelievable great people in the oil and gas space. several years later on, after having a great team of data scientists, and everybody else were able to integrate rules, regula

mine is the energy news be podcasts with michael tanner for a daily show.nterview ceo's and thought leaders from around the world, authors. it is about being thought leader without being an influencer. there is a difference. we have been having an absolute blast sharing each other's podcasts and being a podcasts hose is weird. i never thought i would have a podcasts. i did not know what one was. host: stu, tell me about your background in the energy sector and what you are bringing to the podcasts. guest: thank you. i will tell you, ceo of sandstone group, and i have worked for an investment group to have a podcasts and conference and i really got to learn from the investment side of the house on that. really had a great time with him and also worked with a wonderful organization that did automation . we were installing the backbone and technology for companies like bhp. it was just unbelievable great people in the oil and gas space. several years later on, after having a great team of data scientists, and everybody else were able to integrate rules, regula

commissioner tanner is absent but we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. now for public meeting instructions. today the arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid formit to allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. technology grants better accessibility for individuals joining the meeting remotely, please be mindful tech related difficulties may occur, which could tribute to gaps and delays as staff transition technology between speakers. please note we are doing our best and we ask for your patience. you may also find the meeting being streamed on sfgovtv2, comcast 78, 28 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices asset forth in the good government guide. at every public meeting there will be a opportunity for general public comment where members may comment on any item pertaining to this body. respectfully we ask you keep your public comment on topic. each pu

of course, they go to tanners mill, but they also ship them out into the ditch. 1/19 century historysays that the union marched on sullivan county leather. in fact, the dean each had its its best year. it paid 30% of the stock in 1863. and i speculate that could be due and i'll i'll get to the bottom it someday that could be due to the extra traffic like supplying to the union army. but they made the best sole leather with the with the hammocks. we in the era but sullivan county in particular south of here had tons of tanneries a big industry, a big employment for a for a lot of the the local folk but towards the end of here is 1895 of boating is very poor and the canal many little girls are seen driving the teams their service being much more obtained. the middle boys that painting you see there is it was this institutions of logo for the longest time that's e.l henry's on the towpath and this shows a girl i believe she's picking petals from a flower with a mule team i've never seen those masks you see on the mules. note the steer's on the front of the boat very famous yellow henry

proud of his son chip his daughter abby he joyfully welcomed his daughter-in-law lori and son-in-law tannerstokes family. he walked abby down the aisle just this summer. and of course he adored his grandchildren colt and caroline who called him george. he love them all dearly and they all loved him. keith was a truly extraordinary man, it's hard to believe that he had time to do all the things he did, few people who live full and long lives do as much good and spread as much joy as keith stokes did in his too short 59 years with us. i do have to say that keith wasn't always right. one of his common jokes is that only six people would show up for his funeral and they would all be the pallbearers. i was there and boy was he wrong. it wasn't just six or a dozen or hundreds more than 1200 people came to mourn keith's laws and pay respects to his family. and keep the part of the funeral as he would have wanted instead of a traditional hearse has bright arkansas a red casket rested in the bed of the truck he used the transport task.attendees were encouraged to wear red and in accordance with his

commissioner tanner is absent but we have a quorum. >> thank you very much.or public meeting instructions. today the arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid formit to allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. technology grants better accessibility for individuals joining the meeting remotely, please be mindful tech related difficulties may occur, which could tribute to gaps and delays as staff transition technology between speakers. please note we are doing our best and we ask for your patience. you may also find the meeting being streamed on sfgovtv2, comcast 78, 28 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices asset forth in the good government guide. at every public meeting there will be a opportunity for general public comment where members may comment on any item pertaining to this body. respectfully we ask you keep your public comment on topic. each public c

capture of andreevka in the dpr, that is , she declared that andreevka was in full force, the universal tannerwas forced after the action of the russian army to refute the information. we are, of course, waiting for details, it’s happening right now. it is known that the minister of defense ukraine had several deputies and were fired. not only ghana, absolutely everything is biden. he is going to raise the question of whether making changes to the architecture of the un security council, as white house strategic communications coordinator kirby clarified, the security council should be more inclusive and comprehensive; here , of course, there could be a wonderful, modest joke about transgender people, but you will agree with this seriously. in addition, at the upcoming general assembly, which is officially dedicated to crises in the countries of the global south, countries this most global one, representing there are some fears that, as always, they will forget about them; they write about this today in their editorial of the garda building, the whole agenda will be intercepted by the universa

commissioner tanner is absent but we have a quorum. >> thank you very much.ns. today the arts commission meeting will be conducted in a hybrid formit to allow everyone to participate in person and remotely through the webex platform. technology grants better accessibility for individuals joining the meeting remotely, please be mindful tech related difficulties may occur, which could tribute to gaps and delays as staff transition technology between speakers. please note we are doing our best and we ask for your patience. you may also find the meeting being streamed on sfgovtv2, comcast 78, 28 and at&t uverse 99. i want to remind us of the policies and procedures for public meetings. at this meeting we are bound to follow the structure of our agenda and adhere to the best practices asset forth in the good government guide. at every public meeting there will be a opportunity for general public comment where members may comment on any item pertaining to this body. respectfully we ask you keep your public comment on topic. each public comment is limited to three m

tanner: we'll have to see how it plays out. nothing like a little bit of anxiety, right?ittle-- a little-- - i feel like i need to play like suspenseful music right now. advik: so there's like 100% fuel, right? that's different from the co2 tanks. carol: to reach my goal for robotics would be focusing on my career and just making sure that i'm happy doing it. all: to infinity and beyond! i'd like to contribute something that has to do with going to a different planet, 'cause then it can help other people explore, 'cause we don't know what's out there. alvar: this should be a very important match between idaho and california. (applause) man: california in orange. -here we go. -boy: we're orange. both spheres trying to drop their spses. man 2: looks like orange is at a bit of a disadvantage being farther away from their assembly. alvar: and actually between idaho and california, who wins this one is likely the winner for conference b. man: so it looks like the orange sphere, california, successfully dropping off... fischer: all right, both have dropped off their large item.