janitors, cafeteria uighurs workers, assistants, groundskeepers. opening the door to a new profession, that was something new. he proceeded with discretion. no big announcement in the daily press, no fanfare, but he also proceeded with direction. nothing to herald the arrival of women to the laboratory, but nothing to derail the arrival either. maybe melvin butler was a progressive first time in space or maybe he was just carrying out his duty. state law and virginia customs kept him from truly progressive action. perhaps the promise of a segregated office is just the cover he needed to get the black women in the door. the trojan horse of segregation opening the door. whatever his personal feelings were on race, one thing is clear , he was a langley man through and through. loyal to the laboratory, to his mission, to its worldview and to its charge during the war. by nature and by mandate, he and the rest of the naca were all about practical solutions. so too was philip randolph heard the activism, unrelenting pressure and organizing skills laid th

then you be comparing apples to apples and then in a density bonus project would have gotten other uighurs were concessions or incentives. if that make sense? to me that's the piece i missing i don't understand why the base project wasn't developed at as if it would have come with a cu because the density bonus project came with a cu. >> i can try to address that a little more simply get essentially base project has to be with the project and build to the code that would pensively committed. the additional height would be principally committed even though there's an option to obtain it without the state density bonus block it is not just like you could also obtain rearguard exceptions and exposure exceptions and other ways to expand and enlarge the building, there's other things become possible under other avenues in the code, but that was not principal permitted project. so when we consulted the city attorney on this issue what is the base amount and using the base height limit in the district that is allowed to be used until he permitted, is what we used for determining the base price. >

then you be comparing apples to apples and then in a density bonus project would have gotten other uighurs were concessions or incentives. if that make sense? to me that's the piece i missing i don't understand why the base project wasn't developed at as if it would have come with a cu because the density bonus project

in other areas and central area movements like the islamic movement of uzbekistan, for china, it's uighur separatists. there was a mention of the number of terrorist groups seeking some kind of haven in afghanistan, as their own national security threat and they're seeing afghanistan unfortunately in negative terms. how to protect themselves and how to hedge. and so there needs to be i think overall collective progress through some of the ideas that have been discussed, how to turn the reelss between the region and afghanistan into a more positive vision, into a more beneficial one rather than a negative fear-based one. going through the region i think starting, another observation that builds from my first point is that the greatest factor affecting regional stability is stability within afghanistan, and that is political, and involves reconciliation, so yes, there are these continuing security threats and i think the first panel did a good job of describing those risks and those challenges. at the end of the day, it's really tis udisunity which i ths improving but disunity within the af