my fellow san franciscans i would smut to you our city a vital and strong. this renewed strength of our city and the renewed confidence we're the best city in 2012. the newspapers called us the best place for parks urban parks in the united states and we're among - yeah. go for our parks >> and we're among the smartest cities and the most walkable cities. yes. and continuing the environmental marketplace under our prior mayor we're the green tech capital of north america and the number one for green jobs according to the best magazines and we're also rated highly for losing weight. in the case of san francisco i believe we're so burglarized. the progress of our city is no accident. indeed we're vital, we're strong city because of the fiscally responsible direction we've teen, deliberate choice we've made to attract people into our city. whether it's a reform of our housing or infrastructure on the significant challenges we've faced we put the people's priorities head of city hall. and on this course my fellow san franciscans i believe with all my heart we mu

masaje, que ayuda a mejorar la circulacion, con lo cual llega oxigeno fresco, sangre y nutrientes vitales a la superficie de la piel. ademas, la suave micro-corriente proporciona una energia termica a las areas dermicas debajo de la superficie de la piel y este aumento de la temperatura puede ayudar a mantener la apariencia natural y saludable de la piel. tambien genera oxigeno enriquecido, el cual baÑa la piel mientras lo usan, y reconoceran el aroma; es esa fragancia fresca que se percibe despues de una tormenta. el oxigeno enriquecido, es un limpiador natural y ayuda a darle una apariencia tersa y juvenil. >> en la industria del entretenimiento es muy importante que tan joven te ves. y con dermawand siento que tengo la oportunidad de competir. lo uso cada noche rigurosamente. mi piel brilla, queda tersa. es una sensacion maravillosa, fresca y cuando termino siento que he hecho lo mejor que puedo hacer por mi piel, y al verme en

the vital process is height, weight, blood pressure, temperature. i'm going to go ahead and enter my height. i am 5'8". my weight, i will step on the scale here. go ahead and move around. go ahead and step on the scale. it is going to count my weight here. going to take my temperature, the last part of the vital process. this is a thermometer. going to stick it in my ear. i'm going to select, take temperature. here is our videoconference. that hemy data again sees and i see as we have our visit. good morning. >> welcome to the health spot station. >> thank you. >> i checked in with a fever today. wesince you have a fever, can look at your ears, nose, throat. that looks pretty good. , i have thedeo feed ability to capture a snapshot of that and store that to your patient records sought a later date we can review it if you need to monitor the progress are hopefully get you better. -- or hopefully we get you better. >> is that your eardrum? >> yes. imagine how great this is. you get to see if your eardrum is infected or if there is something wrong. the

fact that the library is there, and accessible to propers the people who don't have the attorney is vitally important especially given the fact that there is a housing crisis going on in the state of california. and in this area, in general. and without the law library, here in san francisco and its accessibility and reference for persons that don't have attorneys, i think that to under mine that in any way is a detriment to san francisco. going to the courts and asking for help is not a possibility. to have the third parties such as the law library access to people who don't have access to legal services i think is vitally important and i encourage the board to take that into consideration in formulating your future policies. >> thank you. >> my name is (inaudible) and i am a volunteer with the coalition of concerned legal professionals. i have been working and i have been with the (inaudible) monthly legal orientation sessions. and i have witnessed the need for of the economically disadvantaged people of legal orientation and foreclosure and issues with social security ssi, and etc.. so i

we know that is the vital work we have to do. will he admit that this he is in favor of more borrowing. admit it. >> speaker, you always know he asks me questions because he can't answer questions about his own record. the past chancellor said it would be a humiliation for britain to lose its aaa credit rating. i know the prime minister is not big on humility by his manifesto did promise to be accountable and open. let's give him another go. simple question, yes or no, have you failed the first economic test that he set out in the manifesto? >> i'm not arguing for one moment that the rating agency doesn't matter. that is his argument. his argument is that the ajncy doesn't matter, the answer to debt is borrow more and not take any responsibility for the mess he left. it is this government that cut the deficit, has a million private sector jobs and has lower interest rates that is vital for the future of this economy. if he wants to see the countries that maintained their rating is countries like canada. why doesn't he admit that

these three rivers are vital for industry, recreation, and drinking water. and each year, billions of gallons of combined sewer overflows discharge directly into those rivers. hecht: we're now having to face the consequences of the choice that was made to put in combined sewer systems. narrator: in 1994, the government adopted a combined sewer overflow policy to reduce csos nationwide. cities with combined sewer overflows now face an enforcement action called a consent decree. under a consent decree, a city must reduce pollution levels significantly within a strict time frame or face heavy fines. in 1960, the combined sewer overflows were a perfectly legitimate way of dealing with sewers. woman: the mind set was that, what did it matter if we were sending our waste downstream? water was a good conveyance for pollution. man: sewer systems are installed to reduce public health problems. now what you're doing is transferring the problem, you're transferring it to downstream cities. in addition, cities and towns above pittsburgh were doing the same thing. and th

we take a medical history, vital signs and informed consent.an't get that from somebody intoxicated, be it on alcohol or another drug. i don't want to the do anything to risk the business to treat one or two i think shouldn't be treated. plenty called from the bar. i'm drunk. can you come pick me up? you need to go sleep it off. most do sleep it off and call up four, five years later and we take care of them. >> reporter: no doubt, to do it all over again. they're still in vegas, after all. ♪ in the ice like a blizzard ♪ >>> the next time you have a crazy business idea over a beer, think of matt mopen who had his uh-huh moment after seeing an unusually life-like artificial lime. his concept, simple, turn the fake lime into a bottle opener and sell it to corona beer. ♪ do the hustle do the hustle ♪ >> reporter: that's matt over there and though it may look like it, he's not juggling limes. he's juggling his invention called "the limer." >> it's an artificial lime that looks real, feels real, size of a real line, weight of a real line and a built

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the vital process is height,, blood pressure and temperature. i will answer my height so i am 5 feet 8 inches here and my weight, i will step on the scale here. i will go ahead and move around. i will go ahead and step on the scale. i'm just going to capture my weight here. and then we are going to take my temperature is the last part of the vitals process. this is a thermometer. i will stick it in my ear and select the temperature. here is our videoconference and its life so here's my data again good morning. >> welcome to healthspot station. >> i'm here with a fever today. >> okay well since you have a fever we can go ahead and initialize the digital camera to look at the patient ears, nose and throat and hopefully to get you better. that looks pretty good. so now this gave you a feed has the ability to capture a snapshot of that and you store that in your patient records are a later date we can review it if we need to monitor the progress to hopefully get you better. >> host: is that your eardrum? >> that is my eardrum, and so how great this

on the ceilings, arbors heavy with ripening grapes evoke the vineyards of osiris a source of vitality and regeneration in the next world. deir el-medina, a village constructed for artisans who worked in the valley of the kings, contains a scattering of smaller tombs they built for themselves. wall paintings in the tomb of sennedjem, overseer of the artisans, display the piety of sennedjem and his wife, as they worship the gods of the underworld. the sarcophagus of sennedjem's son khonsu attests to that yearning for the continuation of life after death. the surfaces of the sarcophagus are richly covered in hieroglyphs and images, a detailed account of the pieties and rites necessary for passage to an eternal life. khonsu himself is pictured worshipping two lions, images representing the past and the future. the journey to immortality began with mummification-- an attempt to prerve the bod as an eternal vessel for the soul. these practices continued for centuries. in the mid fifth century bc, the greek historian herodotus detailed the process of embalming. first with a crooked iron tool

they don't see vitality like this on stage. we are capable of conveying joy when we play. msk(music) >> any performance that we do, that a program, that will be something on the program that you haven't heard before. string orchestra repertoire is pretty small. i used to be boxed into small repertoire. i kept constantly looking for new repertoire and commissioning new arrangements. if you look at the first of the program you have very early, young vibrant mendelson; fabulous opener and then you have this fabulous concerto written for us in the orchestra. is our gift. msk(music) >> and then you have strauss, extraordinary piece. the most challenging of all. string orchestra work. 23 solo instrument, no violin section, now viola section; everybody is responsible for their part in this piece. the challenge is something that i felt not only that we could do , absolutely could do, but i wanted to show off. i can't tell you how aware i am of the audience. not only what i hear but their vibes, so strong. i have been doing this for a long time. i kind of make them feel what i want

so the vital process is height, weight and blood pressure, temperature. i'm going to go ahead and enter my height, so i am 5-8 here. all right, and my weight i'm going to have to step on the scale here, so go ahead and move around, go ahead and step on the scale. and it's going to capture my weight here. all right. okay. and then we're going to take my temperature as the last part of the vitals process. so this is a thermometer, i'm going to stick it in my ear, and i'm going select take temperature. here is our video conference initialized. so here is my data again that both he sees and i see as we have our visit. good morning. >> hello, welcome to to the healthspot station. >> thank you. i've checked in with a fever today. >> okay. well, since you have a fever, we can initialize the digital camera used to look at the patient's ear, nose and throat. we can use this to help you get better. that looks pretty good. so now with this video feed, i actually have the ability then to capture a snapshot of that and store that to your patient record so at a later d

very slow reaction to blood will gradually be drawn back from his limbs to concentrate around his vital organs brain lungs and liver. blood vessels in the extremities will contract. final stages of hypothermia. i will now undress myself immediately because there's a certain adaptation process. now i want all of you to go to some place as soon as you experience some sort of cold shiver. what could be more bracing that meeting a frosty sunday morning by sitting in the snow wearing practically nothing for a physiologist. who practices yoga it's a normal event he demonstrates his own method of overcoming the cold for the other workshop participants it's something of a feat. now it doesn't mean that you immediately stop feeling the cold you will feel the cold in your thermal receptors will be working for you. the only difference is that you will not feel the cold penetrating your body with the heat you're meeting some of you may even be sweating. you name it. well that is our task. we're even feeling. tries to explain briefly to his students his method for overcoming the cold he's borrowed s

play is the serious business of young children, and the opportunity to play freely is vital to their healthy development, yet many of us misunderstand and underestimate the value of play in the lives of our children, forgetting that... play helps the child's physical development; play fosters mental development; play enhances social development; play helps children express, relieve, and cope with their feelings; play helps develop each child's unique perspective and individual style of creative expression. play especially provides an excellent opportunity for integrating and including children with disabilities in your program. woman: you're not going to go? play is so important in sustaining the creative spirit that i want to explore each one of these points a little further. even as early as infancy, play fosters physical development. on a very simple level, it promotes the development of sensory exploration and motor skills. through play and the repetition of basic physical skills, children perfect their abilities and become competent at increasingly difficult physical tasks. play

it is also vital for protecting the migration routes of the wildlife, and both of these elements are essential for creating sustainable livelihoods in the area. >> animals, they are very important because they make our area beautiful and they keep the ecosystem going, and also they bring in the tourists, thereby giving money to the community. >> one of the pillars of the kaza project is the official protection of the zambezi and kavango rivers. >> well, a transboundary river basis, the way i define it is when water, the natural flow of water, intersects an artificial jurisdictional barrier. the former colonial powers used rivers as borders, whereas the previous precolonial dispensation used rivers as means of transport, as means to connect people. >> africa inherited the borders that were created during the colonial era, but the kaza will break down these artificial boundaries and apply a management system that treats it as a whole, helping to secure these two great watersheds from the ravages of climate change, deforestation, and overconsumption. >> if our national economy is a whol

player, in the sense you care to mention, with 8% of the trade going through the canal -- this is a vital area with israel. and it is absolutely important to the interest of america, and the global economic interest that egypt gets back on its feet again, economically. massive unemployment here. this is the revolution that america does not want to see, in any sense, falter. even when he met the foreign minister, he was hammering the economic line. >> we do believe in this moment of serious economic challenge, it is important for the egyptian people to come together around the economic choices. and find some common ground in making those choices. >> a lot of criticism in the u.s., and this will actually affect the fact that egypt still remains the second-largest recipient of u.s. foreign aid in israel. >> this is not going to be affected and here is why. america needs the aid to egypt as much as egypt does. american gives 1.5 billion at the moment, 1.3 billion in military aid to egypt. egypt can only spend this on american military equipment and that means jobs in the arms industry. that m

to me that's what's invite a vital in creation of the plan to reduce carbon emissions. so let's be a model to other cities, rest of the world and make a strong program that is efficient from fossil fuel to clean energy. >> john with the sierra club, been a supporter for this program for a dozen years or so. we are here because we want to make this program work. right now we are concerned, it's great to hear that you are going to study the rates, but the opt out rate and the rate, the cost is key. san francisco right now what is being proposed is going to have the highest premium in the country for cleaning energy in any cca in the country. if several cca's across the country, the green energy alternative is lower than what the utility is providing, not higher, we are talking about twice as high. cincinnati, there is an average savings in their cca of $133 per year. marine clear energy who we like to point to as a success story, they are 1 cents of kilowatt hour. we are talking more than 7 cents of kilowatt hour. this is a hundred percent green energy. this data is on th

while these are vital and important and worth literally hundreds of billions of dollars, the part that we also have to be able to communicate is the more spiritual sense of how important it is that we get to live side by side with all of these forms that have three billion years of history behind them and how ic

plus, sport casting legend dick vitale goes head to head with a dolphin. >>> and why was a live deerthe back of this car? >>> now to some other stories that caught our eye. in pennsylvania, investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a deadly house explosion that killed one and injured two others. two of the three children that live at that house were at school. the other was treated at the scene. emergency crews were initially called to the scene for a possible meth lab explosion. >>> new york's famed statue of liberty is set to reopen this independence day. lady liberty closed after hurricane sandy took its toll last october damaging ferry docks and the island's electrical system. >>> in michigan a deer took police by surprise when it stumbled out of the trunk of a car and sprinted into nearby woods. bloop, there it goes. the driver told police he thought he killed the deer when it hit his car. >>> in anchorage a polar bear cub was delivered to the alaska zoo after his mother was killed by hunters. the 3 or 4-month-old cub was taken to the zoo for observation where he will

providers that work tirelessly to support people in recovery, and the family and friends who are so vital in making recovery a reality. this year, the efforts of thousands of individuals throughout the country produce more than a thousand events nationwide, supporting our 2011 theme, "join the voices for recovery. recovery benefits everyone." these recovery month events confirm that we are making great progress in building strong recovery communities. for everyone to be successful over the long run, we must support people in recovery, not only with our encouraging words but also with housing, education, and employment. recovery month events make the faces of recovery visible in the community, highlighting the fact that people in recovery are our family members, friends, and neighbors. and it underscores the need for ongoing support for those who have beat addiction and mental illness and are now living happy and productive lives in recovery. we have seen rallies, jamborees, block parties, sporting events, motorcycle rides, community walks, wellness activities, and art shows among the many

they remind us why court funding and why funding of public defenders is so critical and invite vital. these days there is too much worry about funding the judicial system and not enough worry about the cost for equal justice. this is the 50th anniversary of gideon, more articles are written, more gatherings like this and more than any that i can remember. maybe in california armed with a great public defender and with a like minded d.a., maybe we can begin to make the societal changes in a dent in a nation's shameful conference. last fall we did make some progress even at the ballot box which has been very difficult during this generation but prop 36 passed in the deeply embedded 3 strikes law. i also want to point out to this group even though the focus today is on public defenders in the criminal system, in san francisco we try to go even further than that. last year they were making san francisco the rights to civil council city, the city of gideon. there are civil cases, eviction cases, family law cases where the consequences, the results followed in court are almost as severe to

this is vital and should be pass as soon as possible. we could not wait much longer. >> thank you very much, next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is grace kang and i represent the structural engineering association of california and we endeavor to enhance the life safety and economic well being of the public through direct involvement in the development of building codes through community education and with legislative and regulatory agency. we provide formal and informal advice to the city of san francisco and in support of this implementation program, they set up a process where sea members. in this regard we have established a working group to participate in the implementation development of the soft frame retrofit ordinance. this working group of structural engineers have met to discuss the aspects of the ordinance. as part of this discussion the group has developed and endorses the following statements of support for the ordinance. supports the city of county of san francisco's effort to reduce risk through a compreh

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world war ii was, of course, the first war in which science and scientists played a central and vital role. the manhattan project, the thousands of physicists and other scientists who developed the atomic bomb was the most dramatic illustration of this, i think probably today almost as well known were the thousands of mathematicians and other sign b terrific work withers in england and washington, d.c. who broke the german e anything ma, cipher and other access codes. the very small group of parish parish -- british and american scientists who really turned the tide in the battle against the u-boats are not so nearly well known at all. but their contribution was, i think, every bit as vital not only in winning one of the most crucial battles in the war against nazi germany, but also for its lasting consequences in revolutionizing the very way military commanders think about war. for that matter, revolution eyeing the way quantitative an access could be apply today a host of practical problems in the business world through the new science patrick plaqueet and his -- blacket and his sci

perhaps, intriguingly, the best predicter for these, in these vital signs is not that the vitals go haywire, but that they actually stabilize. we don't know why, but we coknow that in -- we do know that in the small data age, a doctor would look at the stabilization of vital signs and say the baby's doing well, i can go home for the night. now we know that that means that the baby might actually be in trouble and might need extra monitoring. it's also wonderful example of the fundamental features of big data, of more, messy and correlations. the day was much more than we typically process. the data was so vast that it wasn't all in a clean form. it was messy. and the findings were correlations, they answered what was happening. but not why. not the biological mechanisms at work. >> now, often big data has been portrayed as a consequence of the digital age, but that misses the point. what really matters is that we are taking things that we never really thought of as informational and rendering it into data form. we're datafying it, to coin a term. once we do, we can process it, store it, ana

our trees as a vital resource of san francisco's urban forest system. ordinance also states that a unified and effective response to the challenges facing the urban forest require input from the public in the decisions on the care of trees. this is where mrs. hillson is so effective. she knows the issue, she articulates them well, and she has access to the community groups she is serving. when she makes herself heard in public arenas such as the monthly coalition meeting and her own local organization. she listens to the concerns of the neighbors and interested parties on both sides of tree issues. she is the public voice to the council and brings balance to the many issues before our city departments responsible for our trees. rose hillson does a superior job as a [speaker not understood] forest advocate and spokesperson for all of us. please keep our san francisco communities well represented on this important body. she deserves your continued support. thank you very much. >> thank you. seeing no other further public comment, public comment is closed.

what happens in syria is vital to our national interests for three reasons. the first is the growth of extremism. the vast majority of people opposing the regime are ordinary people trying to defend their commitments and gain freedom for their country, but syria today has become the top destination for jihadists anywhere in the world, and we're already seeing a rise in sectarian violence and attacks using car bombs. we cannot allow syria to become another breeding ground for terrorists who pose a threat to our national security. second, the crisis is undermining the peace of the region. there have been reports of clashes on the iraqi border and in lebanon. we are increasingly concerned about the regime's readiness to use chemical weapons. we have warned the assad regime that the use of chemical weapons would lead to a serious response from the international community. those who order the use and who use chemical weapons will be held to account. there's also credible information that iran is providing considerable military support to the regime true its revolu

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