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there's the url. i stuck in the word reservoir and it turns out there's 60 some odd articles on this. so this is not new scientific subject. i'll talk about four things. what should be done. there have been proposals for decades of what water managers should do both generally and specifically. i'm going to talk about what has been done and argue that actually, very little has been done. there has been a handful where things have been taken to improve our situation, but not many. i'm going to talk a little about what has not been done. there again there are far more examples we've done major things in water area but ignored climate change. and what shouldn't be done. there are things we should not do given our understanding of climate change and water resources. i can argue recently climate change is argued as a reason to justify something, either justifying not doing something or taking an action that we probably ought not to do and i'll give you some examples of that. so, what should be done? again i

url feature. >> and the store window is covered with records. >> you know what is in the store. >> you sure do. this is a japanese restaurant and that is called a noran and that is the sign and when they're open they put it up and when they're closed they take it away. then we have some of these wonderful old signs that represent our history, the wis burgers, the cable car burgers out on geary, lovely stuff and well maintained and the signs are still part of the business. one of my favorite signs is this motorcycle shop sign. i think it's an old honda dream something like that up there flying. this is a sign out in mission for something called "light". i don't know what it is. there are lots of people hanging around. looks like a cultural center. i was going to ask you about the supplementary pieces on the building and the cigarette ads and what of that is allowed? >> generally the clutter is not allowed. we had cases in north beach and had to remove them and could be advertising cell phone companies and had the banners and that could be considered a general advertising sign depending

all they were doing was banning pages and banning -- banning certain keywords from urls over those three years i started doing this work i realized their response was becoming much more sophisticated and now it involved cyberattacks on the websites of their opponents. it involved hiring and paying new media and bloggers to start their own project. it involved getting information on west to get online surveillance from activists and bloggers, you know, in the case of russia, for example, you actually have an o-ligarg out of russia and it was a shot -- because it was an american company there were a lot of american users and suddenly that happened to many people. i think rightly so began to expect that there will be a lot of negative changes with new ownership. >> and nobody was chronicling any of this? >> very little of that was chronicled. i mean, the harder part of the depression was croneld. we saw more filtering and censorship. those more sophisticated ways that covered somewhat but i don't think that the worse any systemic view was happening and nobody was examining them on a case-by

the first notes refer to it at that url. even early on, it was clear that google was going to be the darling of people who were excited about technology. technologically sophisticated. it accomplished a couple of things that had been eluding a lot of other companies that had been trying to organize the web and help navigate the web. first and foremost, it had a blank page; right? it was just a box to enter text and generate a fairly clean election of links. and the links would be in order and the order seemed to make sense to us; right? it struck us as intuitively right. intuitively relevant. and the great leap that google lead early on was first of all to use the blank page and at a time when if you remember the web in the late '90s, some of you might, the web was crazy. it was full of all kind of flashing things and crazy things and every page looked like, you know, walking down times square in the middle of the night. it was just lots of attention grabbing devices on too many web pages. in addition, the major search engin

>> gary: url on the same wavelength. you're talking about trash hamilton of the texas rangers. of the two best in all of baseball. he sang his coach kept telling go come ago, he really didn't want ago, bloom there he is. >> darya: what is the arm, he's clearly not going to make it. it's just the way he slid. >> gary: the only way he could be saved was to go in head first. >> darya: it's a tiny little terror in the bone break in the upper arm. but, he correctly said the kurds to agree to go. at all bad and again should but in the end add to what the coach says. >> gary: it is easy to say this from 3,000 mi. away but that's really selling the church out. maybe he is being honest with and makes that hurts look pretty bad. particularly when i said i'd been think i could make it. >> darya: gimmicks the church look bad, you to sit there as a coaching called on it so early in the game to relieve their number one player to take this risk. so we can make your first round. >> gary: i agree. but that's one of those deals and less through there, unless you know the relationship between ham