and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

the island of. now jonathan wasn't the only individual who lived on the island during this early period. we've identified. another eight in various types of historical records. so we have, for example, jonathan lambert's own last will and testament here here. there are notes from alexander graham bell's notes of alexander graham bell's that also identified deaf individuals. we have, for example, rebecca skiff here may siblings here, and there are also genealogy school records that pick out deaf people and interestingly, in the legal papers of john adams, he also mentions witnessing a trial in which a deaf person took part. he wasn't the focus of the trial, but he took part. and you can see that here. so nine deaf individuals in total during this early period. so now the is when and where did these early deaf islanders live. well here we've tried to make the times of residents and also they approximate locations visible to you you can what should take away from this figure is that there were three sma

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

to treat the storm water from buena island. we might see that when we go out there. there are tidal wetlands plan for the northern side of the island where the sea level rise adaptation and flood protect for future sea level rise is held back away from the edge of the island to allow sea level rise to come onto the island to create future tidal wetland which is helpful for the bay in the future as we see sea level wise flood out existing wetlands and there are some natural vernal pool in the wetland that's captured rainwater and capturing certain habitat so there's three purposes of the wetland primarily around water filtration and habitat creation. >> consumable sustainability was incorporated in the redesigning of treasure island. innovative urban farming is included in the plans to foster economic viability, conservation of water, and to promote ecological sustainability. >> the urban farm is 20 island. and it's a commercial farm to produce food. it's not community where the volunteers and neighbors grow their own, it's comme

with the completion of the one treasure island moves, half of all of the vacated one treasure island units will be on the eastern side of the existing residential neighborhood to the left of the red line on the screen, so those unit would be available for us to relocate vested or commercial tenants from the west side of the island out of the development future development footprint and into a area that will be future park and open space and so won't need to be demolished quite as soon. our intention is, over time to do that migration. so, with that, i will wrap it up now. i did for particularly for members of the audience want to talk a little bit about or just highlight the upcoming affordable opportunities i mentioned earlier, star view court and that dahlia are lottery registration opens march 7. we will be putting up fliers. bus stops on the island. the grocery store, the food pantry. we are also doing door hangers for all the market rate households. we already sent letters and just go toog continue to push that messaging. the isle house expected to reach occupancy is september of

the names on the treasure island park. so we've had a really good process here where we hope to be right at the end of this process, because the good news is, we're going to be opening parks, uh, later in this year, and we want to have names for them when we open them. we're building several parks on treasure island now, this year, um, we just to step back a little bit all of the park naming kind of falls under the umbrella of the wayfinding and signage master plan, which was approved in 2015 as part of the um project approvals. and oops, i'm sorry. and, um, and we've had a couple different naming rounds. we did a session around the streets on treasure and yerba buena island, which were named primarily, um, inspired by the places and architects and artists that were involved in the world's fair in 2021. we did a yerba buena park naming, and those names were themed around the geography, geology and nature and sort of special place of this rock in the middle of the bay. and now at this point, we're looking at the names for tr

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure island severely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island droppe

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four inch

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and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandhe integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four inches. prett

and as you probably guessed, it's how the island got its name. to "salt mines". in this age—old technique, sea water is allowed to stand in ponds, and as the water evaporates, it leaves behind solid salt crystals. here is like a rock now. yeah, it is. yeah. and it's still giving me impressions that i'm standing on ice. i know it's not ice. yes. no, no, you are. here is the unique place where we can stand, walk, lay down...on the snow. you don't need gloves. you don't need nothing. you canjust come on a picnic... laughs. yeah, my kind of snow, my kind of snow! salt mining was the main industry in sal for many years. elvis is taking me to what was once the heart of the operation within a volcanic crater. and what he showed me was like something from another world. it feels like i should be shooting some kind of sci—fi flick set on another planet, or maybe a spaghetti western, playing some kind of gunslinger. she laughs. elvis, what is this place? so this place is a salt refinery... uh-huh. ..where the industry of salt... it was here where they used

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with limitations on the island and overall development? >> there are two centralized public parking garages proposed in the development plan. those are inteneded to be primarily for visitors to the island. >> is there a map to show exactly where the site is? i'm trying to--is it north of the maceo may? >> yeah. this is at 9th and seven seas. it is a google map image of the area, and if you look to the right of the project, that would be i believe that would be maceo may being constructed. >> it is close to maceo may? >> yes, block and a half, two block walk to maceo may. >> i think parking has always been point of contention. when island and people if they didn't have options to get on and off the island, they rely on their cars, but at the same time, when the plan was passed, master plan was passed for this island to have a mix of families that is 8,000 new families on the island you can imagine the impact on the bay bridge, so we were required to do alternative means of public transit, and to find ways to reduce vehicular traffic and cars

i want to thank the rhode island film and television office director for doing the work to attract the blockbusters that help put rhode island on a map in a big way. i'm not sure if steve is here tonight. [applause]re we made a little history this year. some playing and some not. when we move from the top of the statehouse to undergo the historic repair and preservation effort, this was the first time in nearly 50 years the only secondte time in state history that rhode islanders could see the man up close, the independent man as a source of pride for rhode islanders. we found that out the last several weeks. and so is this building. this gem. that's why we are executing a long overdue cleaning of this building for the first time in 30 years. it looks good. [applause] and i want to recognize the department administration director and our team at the division of capital asset management and maintenance for leading the charge in this effort joined in the gallery tonight by some of the men and women who did the work to remove and clean this historic building. please stand up, give them a

and the buena island. >> materials used during the construction of treasure islandely compromises the integrity to build structures. in today's geotechnical engineers standing, treasure island soil is being readdressed for soil stabilization for future development. a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandy soil. >> because treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by f

the island of bali is especially popular. by its attractiveness. lly is considered the second, if not the first , destination after dubai, leaving behind paris, london, new york. by the way, this is where the orientalist mikhail tsyganov settled. having become acquainted with this country in early childhood. indonesia began for me, as if not at birth. father was there too professional indonesianist, so i had no problems with choosing a career in life, then there was the institute of african country studies, work for tas in the same region, a business trip for atria news, which dragged on and somehow smoothly flowed into permanent residence in indonesia, to do what... dictates the days of most religious ceremonies, other holidays, as well as days of good and bad luck, days on which you need to do something special, get married, mortgage a house, carry out cremation, etc. in fact, the bolli year should be considered a cycle, since no records are kept of the change of years, they are not numbered or named in any way, they simply pass, unlike the majori

[applause] tonight, you heard the stories of people across rhode island who are doing the work, and there are thousands more just like them all across our state. team rhode island is filled with talented, dedicated players, both in and out of state government. i am inspired by these people every single day. and i'm proud to be working with them. earlier, i talked about how the very best teams are built when talented individuals use their skills to help others do their very best. that basketball team i coached, i really can't do justice to that story in the short time we have here. they were an example of a team who helped each other do their very best. in many ways, their story is rhode island's story, too. no one believed they could succeed, but they did, two state championships, four national championships, invited to the top tournament in the country at duke university. and just like rhode island, they earned the respect they deserved. but what i'm most proud of is what they're achieving today as they are raising their families in homes that they own, when they grew up in homes that th

their alleged crimes on the island. and so many them published their conflicting account of what had happened, which sparked a furious war over the truth. joan didion famously said that we all tell ourselves stories in order to live, get in their place. it was quite literally true. if they did not tell a convincing tale, they could be hanged. these defendants once hoped to return to england, basked in glory. they had embarked with a squad in a four other four other ships. on a secret mission, which was to try to capture a spanish galleon, feel filled with so much treasure. the ship was known as the prize of all the oceans. believe it or not, that was part the mission of their plans. it had a real of piracy about it. in fact, the seamen were given offered a tantalizing prospect a share of any treasure treasure money that was seized. but before they could embark, they had to get out of the dockyard raids in england where they had been trapped. this just this map shows where they were heading. and it shows were supposed to

this is the only region in russia that consists only of the largest islands, sakhalin. love guests, they don’t often have to leave their land, and they say: everything is there, who are we communicating with you now in the winter, in first of all, probably i can’t help but say about our... sports and tourist complex mountain air, this is the pearl of the sakhalin region, undoubtedly the entire far east will boast about it, mountain air is not the first time it has become the winner of the nomination, this competition is held throughout the russian federation and this is one of the best resorts of home resorts and the best resort in the far east, we annually receive a large number of tourists, according to the results of the last season, 240 thousand people, a little more than 240. visited the sakhalin region, namely the ski resort, that is we do not count all those tourists who may not ski, there were, of course, much more of them, in a permanent resource. a trendy concept, but the sakhalin region is a resource region with significant reserves of oil, gas, coal, many min

for now the, the, the islands along the river are home to the challenges of bangladesh. every 6 months, their land, it's flooded by title. we were the funny does actually be the last few, but he's a reassessed. i don't funny the i'm a bit populated. stuff to do is give you the never ending cycle of destruction and rebuilding the in 15 minutes on the w answer come fix. i would say are welcome to peace in cases the future of israel in palestinian relations town hall. this is a special edition of conflicts down coming to you from the munich security conference with the palestinian prime minister. thank you for having me. and then we will open up to a high level panel. joining us here on this page conflict in 75 minutes on d w. the smiles. me to the use the nice to be at the end of the wood hasn't got any difficult to access an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the data. why is the i smelled the design of the research in the i c d w the . this is dw news life from berlin. germany considers long range missiles for ukraine. politicians pile on pressure as a deba

where islam reigns, the balinese profess indo-buddhism, due to the geography of the island lay in the country from the great route of spices, it was there that they began to arise... which, for example, gave life quite a strange ritual, it probably originated as an offering to weapons, but nowadays on this day offerings are made to everything iron, from cars and bikes to cash registers, dozens, if not hundreds of different rituals and ceremonies are practiced here, there is a ceremony to expel evil spirits, she called mecharu, but... in fact, all evil is born in our hearts, the task is to cope with what is happening inside us. it’s not just religious to be sick, they are truly religious people, perhaps that’s why there are more temples here than houses, there are temples dedicated to hundreds of different gods, temples in honor of the founders of villages, temples of various clans, temples that protect the island from evil spirits flying from the ocean, and for... and comes out outside in thousands of fragmented springs, they are collected in canals, then distributed to the

the island spans over 5.8 acres. chris lim of christie's international realty is the guy on the selling end of this rare offering. chris: this is my first island. my first island ever. was mined for manganese, which just gives it it's red color, which just gives it its name. joe: as far as islands go, red rock is a fixer upper no running water, no electricity. but when it comes to boasting bay views, chris: you have everything from the richmond bridge to the bay bridge. san francisco city, marin belvedere, mount tam, it's truly panoramic. it was a real estate attorney who acquired the island and he had a friend business partner who said, whoever dies last gets the island. and that's exactly what happened. joe: the island has been owned by the same family since 1964. they once used it for family camp outs. now they've decided it's time for its next steward. female: whoever buys it i think is gonna be a critical thinker. someone that's a risk taker, someone that's exciting. joe: part of the island is ringed by small ro

the island is so small. there's such a pressure from the migration, so we don't have enough resources. but remember that most of most of the citizens initiative is pressuring the islands administration and demonstrating against illegal immigration. many lead to problems spacing here with the risk of relapse. my oats has become something like the left, the dues of france. so, but it leaves tackling the problem with the problem. on my, on the other hand, were all in our own, all alone says, no, i like many other french citizens of my york to law, believes that migration is the cause of many of the islands problems. the washer and housing are becoming scarce and crime has increased significantly. many mahoney's fear the young migrants are joining games on the dog. the police has capacity to adequately protect your school. buses attacked for a few cell phones, leading 5 young people seriously injured. only that they who have models we live in constant fear, hurry down with questions like guess what? got us into

this principle of equality to the test. asylum seekers from africa like for the week have fled to the island in hopes of a better life. and their goal is to receive refugee status and makes their way to mainland europe, but many are stuck in the state of limbo as the asylum process. drugs on. local residents likes to feed us to law. our fed up with their islands being used as a migration route on the island does my, your in the indian ocean a french overseas territory. 8000 kilometers from paris, the official language, french, the currency euros. i'm not, your 2 is part of the you professionally. my old represents a gateway to you or the teacher from congo has been living here as a refugee for 4 months. he fled the militias in his home country and doesn't want to be identified. he's safer here. in my old prophecy, we fled through congo by their 100 times in the year. and then we heard about my own product. they're meant to be human rights and from just want to sell it for us . the living conditions here, how strong somebody is going to contact get, and it's only because applied for asylum of

the child has moved from flooded islands to newly emerging ones. but they are used to this. they know the river gives them fertile soil on which they can grow and to work again. a life of construction, destruction, and reconstruction. the weakness dish is nothing over the last model. no, the only thing is told you, oh do you didn't you catch anything up so far? careful. careful about it. that's enough for lunch. the soon as i happened to talking to 33 year old that i am sure to god isn't actually a fisherman, but a farmer. together with his wife leah be gum. he feeds his 6 person household. besides their 2 children, his younger brother and mother also live with the the raw him and his neighbors live on child early. but up in the middle of the moon the monsoons began months ago, and the river is knowing away at the island. but the tidal waves that usually flood the jobs are not here this year, even in august the me. but for us child has to be there is the cost and the blessing. and here with a 2000000 and they all flows, which i believe her was actually everywhere. they were b

at the time, half a 1000000 indigenous people were living on the island, the by the mid 17th century. most of those indigenous people were gone. europe was crazy for coffee and so good. and this far would be an island promise. both the french slots, spain for control. the 2 colonial powers ended up splitting the island into the spanish calling the of santa domingo is today. the dominican republic and the french santa monica later became hayden. the french brought an african slaves for the girl in court. on sugar came sensation by 1880 had a population of more than 700000. overwhelmingly people from west africa that was very kind of the ball body and assist of slaves what it would be to accept you of rubbish. that is a professor of politics at the university of virginia, born and raised and talked to pounds 80 has been at the center of his research for decades. the expectation of slaves was lucrative. some of them all became friends, most hospitable calling me in the american slave labor plantation, supply roughly 40 percent of sugar imported to europe at the time. it was a brutal syst

the monsoon season and erosion go hand in hand. you never know which island of the river will take next nor to port. perhaps the least child is only 4 years old. that doesn't make a particularly powerful impression. but farmers who don't have many fields often have no choice but to settle here the cause. follow your mother. i mean i've got 2 lives here. she is married and has 2 daughters. her husband, a seer, or dean khalifa is a farmer. unfortunately, some of his fields have flooded and he's no longer able to feed his family from field work alone. he also sells goods at the market. the scale of the game, we all have to live in a hot with the animals because we are afraid of thieves or robbers because the river is so closely if there are often river pirates. here we are poor. we have a few animals. if the thieves and robbers take that away from us, how will we survive of the new zillow and it is it just last time the water was up to here up to the waist. it was very difficult to live here under the name and then we moved to a neighbor's house for a few days a

it looks like the sales islands in south and bugs adoption. how the regularly up to you and disappear. that's coming up after the break to stay with us the, the shuttle. the current key move people the on the world wide and such a bed. nearby saffel jessica middle castle josh, find out about robina story. info migrants the since the beginning of time, melting glaciers in the himalayas have been feeding countless rivers. they pour out of the mountain range, running like veins throughout the south asian continent. the one of the most powerful is the drama tow truck, which travels thousands of kilometers before crossing bangladesh and flowing into the bay of been go. here the river is known as jim the the gym, luna creates, and floods and many islands and its course. in ben gully, these ever shifting islands and bars are called chalk, derived from schroeder, which means wondering the 3000000 people who live on the islands call themselves child us. but we don't migrate. they say the islands do. we just have to wonder, along from june to september d

the island. does my, your in the indian ocean a french overseas territory. 8000 kilometers from paris. the official language, french, the currency euros about your 2 is part of the you prefer to leave. my old represents a gateway to you or the teacher from congo has been living here as a refugee for 4 months. he fled the militias in his home country and doesn't want to be identified. he's safer here on my old prophecy pay. we fled through congo 100 times in the u. i didn't belong. then we heard about my us, 80 product. they're meant to be human rights and from just want to sell off for us . the living conditions here, her story, somebody i think, i think only for the leading cause applied for asylum of my own. he shares the self built shelter with 9 other refugees. all phases pick the combined filtering provisional. have the really i need protection from my of the strong some of the rain. la police does this protects you from the rain? no, no, we have no doubt a single emergency accommodation for

they say the islands do. we just have to wonder, along from june to september, during the month to the rivers tides wash up fertile sentiment that produces a bountiful harvest in the dry season. the floods provide both fish and joy to the child the but they also take knowing at the shore line of the old jobs flooding the islands and causing pain. the like no man's. the child has moved from flooded islands to newly emerging ones, but they are used to this. they know the river gives them fertile soil on which they can grow and to work again. a life of construction, destruction, and reconstruction. the weakness dish is nothing over the math model. no. see what this thing is told you. oh do you didn't you catch anything? i'm so far careful, careful about it. that's enough for lunch. the soon as i happened to talking to 33 year old that i am sure to god isn't actually a fisherman, but a farmer. together with his wife aliya become he feeds his 6 person household. besides their 2 children, his younger brother and mo