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use. and that's not too far off from this case, whether you guys considered it a cu or something else, becausethere's legislation there against signs downtown. >> sure. and signs are treated differently than land uses, so we do have provisions for temporary resigns. article six of the planning code is kind of its own separate beast. section 205, and it's subsections are outside of mission bay are the entirety of what the planning code permits. >> i don't want to get thoo that. i just remember that as a temporary. and perhaps i'm quibbling over the two terms, public, and nonconforming. now if the appellant can demonstrate it was a paid lot at one point in time, that makes it nonconforming. >> so a -- >> a nonconforming use? >> if i can elaborate a little bit here. i mean, any use that does not conform to the current requirements of the planning code for that site is nonconforming. the question of whether or not that's a violation for nonconforming use or a legal nonconforming use is if that use is ever legally established in the past, so we have lots of situations where rezonings happens across

of social media our times together and collaboratively before image verification you can use google short term or young next so the idea was to bring it all together in this one pop for. all kinds of information can be useful in a verification process where the conditions and even the sun's position can provide crucial information but despite all the technical assistance what's most important is accuracy. of the verification. the verification of any continents really really important so of course you want to know is something that is circular plating in a social network is that accurate is a true as a force if we're putting out stuff we don't really we're not solid on we're not hundred percent convinced we're making mistakes so what i encourage with all the volunteers we have done a scene with the da vinci is we have to be honest and fair all the time about yes we are able to find this out but no we aren't we can we are not sure about that internet radio is a source of truth because they become acceptable evidence in court if verified digitally for any falsehoods that's what the human rights acti

temporary -- they're given a temporary -- a temporary permit to operate and to do adult use beginning january 1 or whenever we pass this law and it goes into effect, and then, they would have to go through the process to do this permanently -- to do adult use permanently. >>supervisor peskin: and all of those, again, are subject to the same kind of appeal procedures that we previously discussed relative to section 312, whether it's conditional use or discretry

people need to look into is this really using blockchain or just using the craze more interesting. >> what does make it a valid blockchain investment? what criteria are you looking for? >> it has to be a distributed ledger it has to be that core element of blockchain where it is held everywhere, just as the blockchain technology subscribed we're excite exciquite excited funding, one of the providers, calistone are now speaking of launching the registration of the fund units through blockchain technology. >> just going back to the bitcoin discussion the expectation was that the launch of the future would attract a lot of new hands to the market those who traditionally wouldn't have had access to the bitcoin as an underlying asset to trade what we've seen is that there were good volumes on the first day of trading, that dropped substantially. only about 127 futures traded in total. do you think this future is really just going to be a flop not many people will buy into it >> no, i think it's a good thing to have the future on the bitcoin. it increases accessibility and liquidity. let's

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is going to attack us, or south korea is going to attack us. that is my concern. you assume the other side is going to hit so you say we may as well go first. as far as the president's approach, thus far, working with secretary tillerson, they have communicated that message. mess with those. we will respond in a way you can't handle. delivering that message is important. i worry about whether there are people in the trump administration who think we have to do a preemptive strike. such a strike would in all likelihood set off a catastrophic war at a minimum on the korean peninsula. ,apan would be in danger potentially with their ballistic missile capability, the united states might be in danger. the trump administration, despite rhetoric, has been willing to hold their fire. i hope that continues. >> one follow-up here. we talk about this in d.c. from a foreign-policy aspect. of are the ranking member house armed services. there are millions of troops. will you tell them as they see these developments and , thisning tests back-and-forth with the trump administrati

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we found out that a lot of people are in the alleys using it to smoke or to use it after even after 11:00 or 12:00 midnight. and i have some video to show you guys that i recorded after midnight. [please stand by] >> you also see a lot of people smoking and talking while we're sleeping and can see here. >> this is also after midnight. and we also have some -- >> thank you. thank you for your testimony. next speaker, please. >> i'm a resident and i've lived there for 15 years. living there is not safe anymore. [speaking foreign language] >> the rear entrance is not safe. [speaking foreign language] >> i've been living in the area for 15 years. after -- i don't feel the alley is safe anymore. i see a lot of strangers coming in. [speaking foreign language] >> since 644 has been using the alley entrance, it created a lot of problems. there's a lot of strangers coming in. i understand they are supposed to stop using the alley after 8:30, but people are using it after 8:30, even 12:00. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> i'm living at 5. [speaking foreign language] >

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the most severe way with the state of qatar no one understood and no one had correspondence except us or presence in doha or riyadh really the international media had no clue what was going on and everyone was just quoting whatever the next official will come on to say and we never understood so the shock was quite dominant the first month or two but by july it was clear that the cut of the. musicians who was hacked the f.b.i. came out and the washington post reported that it was hacked and various american officials like general petraeus came through and said look we want to do how to host the taliban and have so forth president trump change his mind the whole idea of closing our network al jazeera of course became a point of scandal for saudi arabia united arab emirates somebody because everyone in the world was basically opposed to it and then went to the third stage where basically everyone understood that this needs to be solved diplomatically that the three besieging countries had no reason to do what they did but we are still in the mode of crisis even though european the russian

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people who use muni five or more days a week and on down the line. we did represent regular users of muni everyday riders and people who don't use it as frequently. but everybody used it at least once in the past six months. here again you'll have multiple purpose people use muni for. the slide represent the primary use of muni. we tried for one response. no surprise, commute to work or work-related business represents over half of the type of trips people take as primary usage. but people use it for a variety of reasons. we spoke to multiple respondents. we asked how you usually pay your muni fare. we broke it more than we had in past years. in the past we just had clipper as one groupings. in 2017 we broke it out between the pass and monthly pass. adding those two you have 56%. one thing to call on the slide is cash at 27%. when you compare that sto 2016 it's down slightly. it was at 29% last year. 27%. not a big difference there in terms of the different types of fare payment as well as the rest of the options there. we also asked among riders who

us to start all over again. and that's going to take i don't know how many more months or years. we've been trying to get a permit to finish remodelling our home for three years. we can't afford to continue to pain the costs for our unfinished home. if we were asked to convert our home to two units, like i said, it would be tantamount to asking us to start this process over again. and also it would delay us so consiberably, i'm not sure what we'll do. the second point i would like to stress is that fees -- feasible to meet the requirements for open space, for example, and two-car parking. if we had two units, we would have to have two parking spaces. each space would have to have its own dedicated, private open space. it's not feasible to meet the building code requirements for light, air, and 10% of the floor area or 12 square feet of windows are required. and keep in mind, our lot is unique. most of the second floor is still below grade. so the ground floor is built into the hillside. the second floor is also built into the hillside. and once you get to the third floor, three s

and or used kids or rolled things in this site and all the work zoo is changed so most of the law would change and this is all. but. how to improve this isn't. this the minimum standards. it's the that little thing. look. busy busy this makes. good. on. gas. pump. that's the. truth. so there's no those all important as a person but he is important as far as is leaving would cause a risk in the regime falling apart so indeed the americans are americans so much less to have him leave old all from time to time they keep seeing it again so in the end i think most countries are accepting that he will stay. when you all know it's coming to inspect the property if somebody would have been told me that and to spend my life to plan committees are allowed to destroy it close it with salt it was clear. every night over we were attacked by the arabs we will attacking them and we will extremely shocked and saying that's not possible oh me doesn't do such scenes and then the soldiers and myself and sneaked into. the house without the prisoner we're going to go over they all. believe much sick and clo

their margins and people's enjoyment of the site and create an even bigger issue in terms of people using it or using it. then the other part of the advertising space, you have advertising sites who are doing anything they can to attract traffic to themselves and what you're seeing is click bait and you're seeing illegal sites popping up to send traffic to people, and those two things may hurt the advertising business overall for quite some time. >> at what point does facebook and a sheryl sandberg cave and say, all right, we're going to start hiring journalists at facebook to keep content sort of above board? >> well, i don't know that it's a cave or not a cave they see themselves as a platform, a communications environment, and they don't see themselves from day one as a creator of content they see themselves as a place content gets created and distributed. so there aren't enough journalists you couldhire to replace the amount of content created by every one of us, so i don't think that's their issue i think their issue is, how do they build technology, use ai, use humans, to intervene and wh

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