is unique not only for russia but for the international market as well it's unique for enterprises operating in remote regions of the far north experience shows it was a successful solution. to the basic science behind bio oxidase station is the introduction of bacterial cultures which oxidized the predominant sulfide latched on to the precious gold we're trying to get at since the or coming from each new site can vary in content. and their competitors are always in search of new and improved cultures methods already in place have dealt. savings and increased extraction rates by fifteen to twenty percent. gold is number one and in terms of production volume. and it has the most advanced in terms of. so what's the payoff for that kind of positioning for the first half of two thousand and ten. some fifteen point six tons of pure gold and reported sales over six hundred million u.s. dollars with demand in prices for the rich man. they can take any technological advantage straight to the bank. the only element that will cost you an arm and a leg is also rich in a so called precious metal more th

i will focus on some of these that are unique to the habitat and restoration. the law requires the pc to have much during and maintenance for those sites. the staff has proposed after a memorandum of understanding that we find maintenance with appropriation as part of the ongoing operating budget and we will have a special account that will fund periodic replacement. this includes management plans. this includes performance monitoring and professional maintenance. this demonstrates the competition performing as designed. we have made sure that this obligation is met at. the consolidation approach allows the pc to address financial assurances and long- term oppose construction obligations and a complex fashion. we have consolidated the mitigation requirements and the budget. the projected cost is

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and we invite everyone to participate and to see the unique art works that have been developed. >> to learn more, visit >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco? they ride a cable car. >> california line starts in the financial district. people are coming down knobbhill. the cable car picks people up. takes them to work. >> there still is no other device to conquer these hills better than a cable car. nobody wanted to live up here because you had to climb up here. with the invention of the cable car, these hills became accessible. he watched horses be dragged to death.

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a unique way to enjoy nature in sweden.the move, a precious artworks travels from paris to cologne. new challenge, a spanish choreographer takes over and russian ballet -- a russian ballet. "euromaxx highlights," here is your host. >> welcome to the show. we begin with a talented photographer from a very talented family. mary mccartney is the daughter of paul and linda mccartney. she is just like her mother was with the camera. she started her career in her mid-20s and is a highly successful photographer. she has two shows in london this month. she has just published her first book. ♪ >> mary mccartney's portraits are a who's who of the celebrity world. for all the glitz and glamour of her subjects, here they are seen and an unusually modest frame. >> my family background is a benefit because i think people know that i am not going to exploit them. if you do not have my background, you can still make some uncomfortable but it saves time. they know i am not there to exploit them. it gives more understanding and a more relaxe

this is a really unique looking dog. >> unique looking dog and unique name. they are mexican hairless dogs. very long fancy name that starts with an x that i can't pronounce. this is pumba, a puppy five-month-old is our guest. and the breed is very, very unique. there are many people who absolutely love them. and you can see there's a little bit of hair on top. >> yeah people say a mohawk but locks like a term of some -- looks like a perm of 1078 sort -- perm of some sort. >> there's a little bit on the paws but his skin is unique. as you can see e. think justin described it as a armadillo. >> it is sort of like that. >> so you need to be careful with their skin. it should be pretty self-maintaining. you don't want to overbathe a dog to dry out the skin. i have a sweert on him. it's chilly outside in the morning. >> that's a good idea for this type dog. >> it's good because you don't want the skin to dry out outside. you can do something like a sunscreen in the summertime. >> really? >> yes. >> you don't want to overdo it. but i think a sweater or t- shirt is

other unique needs that won't be unique in the future, this is really sustainability at its height. we look at environmental performance, cost, integrating the public in the discussion about the different projects. i know it will be heard at the commission in december, and we will be incorporating the policies that are adopted here into the program. we have parks, we know how to fix things. the use of virtual design construction. we want to incorporate 3d and design so we can avoid conflict. and also a 4d component so that we can show the time component. how will it look in one year, two years? these are the things we are discussing. also, the use of urban watershed framework. we have the west side watershed and the bayside watershed. there are eight different basins. what we are looking at doing is characterizing what happens inside of the basins and having a system to do it. it will help us make decisions about the wet weather operations. that looks better on the page. for them to be successful, we'll have to fully integrate the a infrastructure machine that includes construction

other unique needs that won't be unique in the future, this is really sustainability at its height. we look at environmental performance, cost, integrating the public in the discussion about the different projects. i know it will be heard at the commission in december, and we will be incorporating the ci

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they are unique and distinct and have their own characteristics. that's what we love. >> i think the most characteristic in district 7 you have residents that have been here forever. you have generations. i am fourth generation san franciscoian. you have a lot of people that live in san francisco that live in the sunny side and lived out here for years. as a result you have a real concern and care for just basic quality of life and community issues. i think that's our unique characteristic. >> strict 7 has reputation of being the conservative district. let's hear from the locals. >> i would say it looks to city government to provide more basic city services. it's a focus on the basics. and if that's more conservative, so be it. >> frequent midwest, anybodying that sfanz is to the left of anything in the country. it's relative. i think because there is is an older population out here in the past, it's been slightly more conservative. in general homeowners tend to be more conservative. because i think their properties taxes are being used for the bon

this area has a unique composition of both earth and water. you can find bacteria here with completely different biochemistry and belonging to different groups and that's very interesting. each lake in the us on caldera is an isolated ecosystem with its own chemistry and indigenous organisms and is among unesco's world heritage sites giving it special protection. they close a team to speak to the terms. where rich academic life gives birth to innovative ideas. now archie goes to the area which together with boosting industrial development. offers to make a journey into roger's history. and to enjoy burgers and vivid cultural life. welcome to the paramount region in russia close up on our t.v. . he is to. get to. sixty. fifth. which brightened. someone from funniest impression and so forth. who screams don't talk teen dot com. one lake in the chelyabinsk region has renowned medicinal properties. it's called slug which means sweet lake because of the way the water seems to taste the farmers are doing it in fact the water is not sweet. it has a s

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these things that make it unique and all of construction in public works. one is that when we're done with this bridge, it will be pinnacle of seismic technology. it's not like you can come up with new innovations and just build them. they have to be gone through experts around the world. second thing we are replacing parts of an eight-mile long structure. some of those land in the same footprint where the quarter million vehicles are traveling and we're not allowed to close it. the whole reason why we have had to create detours, to keep the traffic slowing. in some cases when we do have to close the bring it takes a year to plan for it. the third thing that makes it unique, we are building a world class architectural icon. it actually says in the law that we would create a signature of this region. now, just try and define signature. that is challenging in the beginning. >> everyone has different tastes. >> absolutely. and once you have that and you build this thing that three major challenges that has never been end in the end this whole thing is about sa

this area has a unique composition of both earth and water. you can find bacteria here with completely different biochemistry and belonging to different groups and that's very interesting. each lake in the use on caldera is an isolated ecosystem with its own chemistry and indigenous organisms and as a monk unesco's world heritage sites giving it special protection. wealthy british stock. markets. it's going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds a report. will come to the wisconsin t.v. experience when nobel prizes. for the next time printed a. massive structures to get a microscopic make over and its many chips can take us a long way to defeat of nato comes into focus. on technology update here on our q we've got the future covered. download the official anti application to i phone or i pod touch from the still. life on the go. video on demand all teens and life broadcasts and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on

as we have seen before, variances are unique by definition. just because there is one granted for this property does not mean variances will be granted for all properties in the vicinity. i don't think there is the potential for a snowball effect there. and then the full public process for variances anyway. about the height, the code allows the building 40 feet height in the zoning district, and given that it is an upward sloping lot, it could follow the grade of the slope of the lot. that would be subject to neighborhood notification and discretionary review. the product would have to be reviewed by the residential design team. there is a lot of review that would be given to this project. president peterson: thank you. commissioner garcia: mr. sanchez, the representatives for the variance holder architectural firm, the project sponsor, stated the footprint was not the largest. does that hold true also for the massing? >> i don't have those calculations before me. i would not want to give you an accurate information. i did not have that before

when we look ought our audience we look at 130 million unique visitors a month that engage with mobile. >> is it possible the site that really masters mobile is going to be the one that wins in the end? it seems more and more that you're using your facebook or your myspace mobile. twitter all the time. >> mobile is the future. and not only within the united states. but if you look at globally, you have a substantial portion of the global audience that's using the internet on phones specifically and exclusively. so mobile today is a hard place to make a lot of money, but mobile tomorrow will be where the entire audience is concentrated. >> and you're launching a new mobile experience, correct? next month. >> we are. actually, this month. >> what's going to be part of that? >> part of this for which is a big change is you'll be able to interact with all the content, all the music, all the video without logging in. so today's mobile experience specifically has a membership clause, you have to log in to interact with the content. tomorrow's mobile experience will actually allow to you inte

chinese hospital is a very unique community health care provider with a unique history. we have been in existence for 110 years. we are the only hospital dedicated to the care of chinese in the united states, and have been supported by the community extensively. in 1925, the community raised the funds to build the first official hospital at 835 jackson st.. we are -- we are governed by a voluntary board of trustees. 90% of our residents come from san francisco. more than 45% come from the communities in chinatown, north beach, and not hill. 98% are asian. 88% are over the age of 60. we serve a unique nation of residence in san francisco. -- we serve a unique niche of restidents in san francisco. overtly -- over 90% of them speak chinese. originally, we were concerned that the language in the available public document would impact our ability in the pipeline to meet and go forward with our plans to build a new hospital. we thank you for that amendment. that allows the date to be changed. we look forward to working with you on the health care plan for san francisco. superv

this is really a unique property. i am not going to take up all of my time. instead, about two letter answer any questions you may have. we made a commitment years back to set this back into the middle of the site. we are committed to see it through in a good way. this complex project was reviewed by staff very carefully. the zoning administrator not only walked the site, but he met with all of us on the open space prior to the variance decision letter. when i say he met with us, this includes key members of the open space, the board of directors, booster members, the owners, and the president of the planning commission. this has been looked at very carefully. the decision was carefully considered. i give the rest of my time to my partner architect. >> good evening, my name is theodore brown. instead of talking about the architecture, i want to talk about our clients, who think are very special people. when they first purchase this property, they met with the neighborhood and they spent a lot of time. they spent twice a week meeting with neighbors. the neighb

this this will this area has a unique composition of both earth and water. you can find bacteria here with completely different biochemistry and belonging to different groups and that's very interesting. each lake in the use on caldera is an isolated ecosystem with its own chemistry and indigenous organisms and is among unesco's world heritage sites giving it special protection. seventy six hours of intense fighting. six thousand desert of beach front battlefields several kilometers long. and now there is only one person who cares. to see we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are . on this beach which of course is very most appropriate sig signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to a cheery way where so many guys died. a new battle is going on. will the history be protected. return to terra what julian cooper story on our t.v. . it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is

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this is not unique to investors for focus capital, this is unique whoever owns the land at the time. i am happy to get into that more but i'm happy to emphasize that. why would lead to a development agreement? we get greater certainty, flexibility, accountability. we have greater control over the type and delivery of benefits. we can ask for things that we can not under traditional long. this development of long-term large scale protects. retrofitting suburbia is a big challenge. the interesting thing is that we have exactly the tool and situation to do just that. finally, this in forces the implementation of public benefits. we have been through a bunch of planning processes. we have all seen the better neighborhoods, and state. getting those public benefits delivered is a difficult task. we have heard the complaint that he cannot guarantee good stuff, this is all dependent on impact fees and little projects happening here and there. we actually have a great situation where we have a neighborhood and a simple project. i would argue that this is the best of both worlds as we can crea

that this area has a unique composition of both earth and water. you can find bacteria here with completely different biochemistry and belonging to different groups and that's very interesting. each lake in the use on caldera is an isolated ecosystem with its own chemistry and indigenous organisms and is among unesco's world heritage sites giving it special protection. a close a team has been to the times. where rich academic life gives birth to innovative ideas. now archie goes to the area which together with boosting industrial development. offers to make a journey into russia's history. and to enjoy burgers and vivid cultural life. welcome to the region if russia goes on archie. won't come to the scots t.v. experiments when nobel prizes. for the next time printed a. massive structures to get a microscopic make over and in tiny chip can take us a long way to think of nato comes into focus. on technology update here on our q we've got the future covered. seventy six hours of intense fighting. six thousand dead in. front battlefields several kilome

stopped right above the place where these unique chemical compounds. from the depths. of finding we were also. found the second point where are the surfaces. crews felt like when they sit in the atlantic ocean to shoot footage eventually shown around the world. revealed the name of a sunken ship. i can see he was easy to work with. was a pleasure. but i know that every time he comes. up with and. are always complicated. rumors about coming to lake baikal have been circulating ever since the expedition began not everyone believed a famous director would make the dives. mr cameron couldn't turn down an invitation from. each the two had worked together on titanic. design went well it was very calm creative even. we had a rendezvous with mir two at the bottom we moved smoothly in silence. james cameron celebrated his fifty sixth birthday right before taking the plunge when he resurfaced he called it one of the most remarkable experiences he's ever had. this completely unique situation deepest freshwater lake in the world it felt like being at the bottom of the ocean. this

musical experience for people in the bay area, where they can come and enjoy music in a very unique environment. that can be a seated eating environment, standing environment, or a combination of the two. >> i think been described it well. -- ben described it well. president miguel: a number of speaker cards. it will be two minutes per person. steven mcdonald, at davis cuttle, danny sure. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am an attorney. i represent the homeowners' association on lexington as well as the valencia never heard. >> state your name for the record. >> the president mentioned it -- steven mcdonald. and there is broad support. of course, the devil is in the details. however, i am pleased to report that with one minor exception, and with two stipulations -- generous stipulations on the part of mr. knowles, we support the revised planning department exhibit a conditions of approval. we only request at paragraph 38 a second public information hearing on compliance with these conditions here at the planning commission 12 months after the first day of business. in a little wh

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