to us company to a giant tanker ship that he wants to turn into a fast moving fleet the how the near-side p.o. is only the latest move into that direction siemens is also in the process of finalizing the merger of its rail division but francis sought stone last april that combined its renewable energy unit but spanish wind turbine make. these spinoffs allow investors to buy targeted shares in specialist companies instead of a diversified conglomerate it's also easier for individual businesses to cut costs and help in your case saving an expected two hundred forty million euros. the stock offering was one of germany's biggest in recent years siemens hopes to small the ships in its fleet will maneuver easier and grow faster. earlier my colleague to. see more talk and she asked if this was the right time for an i.p.o. given that it's not the most certain of market environments currently. definitely yeah because i mean this is not about selecting oh the perfect timing this is always a means to an end it is creating the biggest meat tech company in europe it is creating the biggest company globall

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again, the p.o. is for the property at 518 taylor street which is located in the rc-4 zoning district. i think it's important to understand that this letter of determination that's the subject of the appeal is kind of two separate but connected processes, and so the first was the current public health process. so to that end, in december of 2016, and once again in march of 2017, public health staff inspected the subject property and found numerous violations under article 29 of the health code. the property manager, jeffrey polk was present during both inspections and received the inspection reports. on march 13th of 2017, public health and massage establishment owner reached a settlement agreeing -- agreement admitting the establishment was operating in violation of article 29. the agreement stated that the establishment would cease operations on march 15th, 2017. then, on march 16th, 2017, department of public health informed the planning department that the operator of a massage business at the est

the slides were put out, a week or so ago, the office of contract administration actually approved the p.o., so we're getting the signatures and almost there. quantum workplace have already reached out. all the partnerships are in place with quantum workplace, which is great. we really want their expertise in best practices, and we're going to start the survey customization phase? they have a survey. it's important to stick as closely as we can to stick closely to that core engagement survey. if we deviate too much, we will lose the benchmarking opportunities. it's really important for us to have that right now, especially with this the first time deploying this survey. however, we do have the ability to add onto that, and there's been a lot of talk about being able to ask our employees about our sfpuc values. there's some values orientation questions we can ask, do you believe in that value, do they hear their managers talking about it? i think that's really going to be important to know about other projects. so we're trying to start that as soon as we can? they have templates to help us,

the p.o. committed to working with the police commission to ensure this policy is enacted again --. >>> parents in fremont think the school district's new sex ed program will expose their kids to unnecessary details. school board meeting was held last night and it was packed as some parents argued the curriculum is inappropriate for children as young as the fourth grade. a group of parents, in fact, have signed a petition on change.org to stop the program, saying it will, quote, sexualize their children. >> why would they need to know about what anal sex and oral sex -- it's too much that we should be forcing on them. >> parents against sex ed program also said the opt out system where parents can request their child not be included in that class is not enough and could lead to their kids being singled out or teased if the school -- at the school. other parents say they do support the curriculum and that the details serve as important purpose. >> those topics are covered in the topics that rel

garrison, if the p.o. didn't exist until late '65, how could it then be jack ruby's phone? ell, that's a problem for you to think over because you obviously missed the point. >> when anyone would expose garrison, he would then say they're cia agents, supporting a conspiracy. >> who is suppressing all of this information on whose order? >> i'll tell you who is suppressing it. the federal government is suppressing it. >> who in the federal government? >> the administration. the administration of your government is suppressing it because they know that the central intelligence agency -- >> on whose order? >> on the order of the president of the united states. >> mr. garrison has come up with no credible evidence to support any of his theories. >> i think that it's unfortunate that the media of this country has become so hysterical for fear of what it might see, that it spends a good deal of its time and energy attacking the one serious investigation. >> the results of this four months of public investigation have been to damage reputations, to spread fear and suspicion and, wor

to us company to a giant tanker ship that he wants to turn into a fast moving fleet they have the near-side p.o. is only delight to move into that direction siemens is also in the process of finalizing the merger of its rail division with francis sought stone last april that combined its renewable energy unit but spanish wind turbine make. these spinoffs allow investors to buy targeted chairs and specialized companies instead of a diversified conglomerate it's also easier for individual businesses to cut costs and how the news case saving an expected two hundred forty million euros. the stock offering was one of germany's biggest in recent years siemens hopes to small the ships in its fleet will maneuver easier and grow faster. some football news for you now and the draw for the champions league quarter finals has taken place in switzerland and there are some great matchups ahead barcelona the twenty fifteen champions will face italian side robot germany's byron munich were paired with. your ventus will take on holder israel madrid and a repeat of last year's final ryall are going for a third s

he added, if the p.o., meaning post office, increased its parcel rate, amazon's shipping costs wouldise by $2.6 million. this post office scam must stop. amazon must pay real costs and in parenthesis, and taxes now. cnn white house correspondent abby phillip traveling with the president. there isn't -- these tweets are not exactly 100% accurate. there's a lot of things people can be talking about this morning. >> that's right. it's been a relatively quiet period. even while he's down here in florida playing golf, it's clear he's willing to continue his feud with amazon on twitter. in the last week, some reports have come out about the private conversations the president was having with his friends and advisers in amazon. he complains amazon was cheating the american taxpayer, cheating the postal service and not paying state and local taxes. he also worried about the effect the company was having on brick and mortar businesses with its online business model. the underlying critique the president made this morning in his tweets were actually about the "washington post." which isn't own

to us company to a giant tanker ship that he wants to turn into a fast moving fleet they have the near-side p.o. is only the latest move into that direction siemens is also in the process of finalizing the merger of its rail division but francis out stone last april that combined its renewable energy unit but spanish wind turbine make. these spinoffs alone basters to buy targeted chairs and specialized companies instead of a diversified conglomerate it's also easier for individual businesses to cut costs in health in years case saving an expected two hundred forty million euros. the stock offering was one of germany's biggest in recent years siemens hopes to small the ships in its fleet will maneuver easier and grow faster. the most influential business lobbying group in the united states has one president on a trump against imposing tariffs on chinese goods the u.s. chamber of commerce president thomas donaghue said such terrorist could spark a trade war between the two countries and would eventually hurt u.s. consumers and the economy his remarks come after reports that trump is considering s

into his company to a giant tanker ship that he wants to turn into a fast moving fleet the how the near-side p.o. is only the latest move into that direction siemens is also in the process of finalizing the merger off its rail division but francis sought stone last april that combined its renewable energy unit but spanish wind turbine make it to mesa. these spinoffs alone dressers to buy targeted chairs in specialized companies instead of a diversified conglomerate it's also easier for individual businesses to cut costs in health in years case saving an expected two hundred fourteen million euros. the stock offering was one of germany's biggest in recent years siemens hopes to small the ships in its fleet will maneuver easier and grow faster. expected sarah now and the suffering brought by drought in east africa and we're heading to a story now being scorched the area by a drought that has brought twenty million people to the brink of famine it has withered crops and killed livestock triggering one of the region's worst food crises in decades the german government has just approved fifteen milli

the entire building. on that basis, we ask that you deny this p.o. or in the alternative, conditionally approve it with the appropriate permit. if -- i'm available if you have any questions, and as well as mr. hertzig. thank you. >> as a point of clarification, you're asking that the two sheets you submitted replace the corresponding sheets in your original set, and the balance of the set remains as is? >> that is -- that, i believe, is correct, but i want to make sure that -- [ inaudible ] >> so as mr. hertzig said, it would be a permission revision? >> you want a permission revision? >> no. we want a permit tonight with the conditions that are indicated in the plans that we've just submitted or has been submitted to inspector duffy. >> you have something to say? >> commissioners, joe duffy, dbi. i think i did advise them that the special conditions permit was the option to get this cleared up. and just on the roof, there's no work on the appellant's side of the roof showing on the plans. the dormers are on the other side, so they shouldn't affect th

the road for me. dealing with my p.o. or people in the parole department.just hard for me to do it, it just really is. it's hard. not that i don't want to be free. i want to be free. i don't want to go back to prison. but sometimes i have this impending doom on my back. >> sometimes prison ruins people, man. you know what i mean. it does. after that much time, and i understand that, so be it. but prison didn't ruin me. honestly. i'm not ruined at all. i'm ready to get out there and do whatever it takes to make it. and i'm gonna. i want to be a success story. because let me tell you, there's no success stories around here. all my buddies are od'ing out there, coming back with life sentences. it's terrible, man. i'm not going to do it. >>> coming up -- >> i'm nervous. >> it's a reunion ten years in the making. as ray slagle's daughter arrives at limon for a visit with her dad. >> that's the last te i seen her face to face. flonase relieves your wor symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances.

the sixteenth time. after three years of restoration work afresh go by italian painter p.o. del francesco is back on display at the museum of sun support role in tuscany. the fifteenth century painting depicts the resurrection of jesus christ it's also thought to feature a self-portrait of the artist seen at the bottom of the painting different cesc is considered one of the most important artists of the early renaissance and his work was described by british author of his huxley as the most beautiful painting in the world. the sport of boxing is a raw and rush to say the least but in the eyes of one for charter for there is an artistic quality about it photo and video artist paula save a ding and manages to turn the brutality of the sport into a soft artistic expression she was the slow motion and dramatic lighting to capture many of the movements well we caught up with her in berlin. a different octave boxing. figures like marble statues of a limb pins from ancient greece brought back to life. artist told us even being filmed and photographed boxes and restless. she wanted t

. >> the only thing i'm worried about is if my p.o. drugs for his numerous troubles with the law, he says they're part of his job. >> i'm a musician. you know how music and drugs go hand in hand. that's the truth. if i'm nervous i'm going to smoke pot. if i feel too jittery before i get onstage one night, i'm going to drink. it's hand in hand. >> i wish you the best. good luck on your tour. >> oh, yeah. >> don't forget about ama. >> i don't forget about you. >> the following day, abendroth begins the departure process. >> this is a good day. this is better than being born. i'm thinking i'm about to go out and see my -- see my homies. i'm going to smoke a cigarette. definitely probably have to go see my p.o. today. i think i'm definitely going to go smoke some weed, for sure. oh, man, i can see outside. it's all sunny. [ bleep ]. >> just need sandals back from you guys. >> i'm not going to miss any of this. i'm not going to miss these bob barker classics on my feet. i'm getting the hell out of here. >> what's up, dog? what's good? [ blee

the case of fraud, theft or loss. ico white papers should therefore set out a detailed statement beyond a simple p.o. box of what the issuer as well as where the issuer -- as well as its key management are located. disclosure number two. problem in proposed technology solution. for most of the history of u.s. securities law, no information was more important for investors than an issuers' financial statements, but icos tend to serve a different purpose from ipos of the 1930s. instead of funding industrial companies transitioning to a more mature cycle of development, they involve products by start-ups identifying technology-based problems and prosing the sale or financing of technology-based solutions. in return for financing, promoters offer coins with various financial and security features. instead, it is the venture's technology prop sis. consequently ensuring that investors including retail buyers understand the basic contours is paramount as icos become a more popular form of fund-raising. to that end, you can implement a number of reforms. a disclosure would require a plain english description

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