to the community it's hope these workshops will improve quality of life by providing affordable space to small business people like. there are no garbage trucks and joe slovo so together with her daughters she picks up trash and sells valuable materials they find to recycling companies. is excited about her new workshop until now she's worked from a shed behind her house she helped design and build her new premises. the extra space will allow her to work more efficiently and develop a small recycling business for the township. but. it's so much easier now because now it's i'm not going to. like these. insights in the crate so they can be safe they are not safe with outside everyone can see them and still. the workshop is not kim well as first project he started by building this daycare center it had room for eighty children sheltering them from heat and rain and was hailed as a groundbreaking work of green architecture the day care center and the other facilities were meant to promote change here but that vision could not compete with raw political violence today the center is concert

the workshop is not kim well as first project he started by building this daycare center it had room for eighty children sheltering them from heat and rain and was hailed as a groundbreaking work of green architecture the day care center and the other facilities were meant to promote change here but that vision could not compete with . raw political violence today the center is to certain. wellness says he won't give in and will keep working to make the township more livable. i tend to feel like if we despair then who who will who will. who are coming in who will come and do something you know and we all kind of have this vision and we hope that it will come together kevin kim well like continues to gain international attention and his community project was nominated last year for a design award for the ecosystem and so miss is gulf of god is extremely fragile the areas heavily polluted by urban and industrial waste water that's right felicia it's the sense of a country's phosphate processing industry which has been ravaging the environment on shore and off shore yes the european uni

i think it's actually supposed to be a tinkering workshop. do you have an -- >> if you have an answer, ma'am, why don't you come forward. >> it's a workshop. >> okay. and then -- >> that's what my father had. that's the way i want to set it up. >> okay. and then, the last question would be that building has indicated they'd like some clarification regarding the drawings regarding common sense to that the label would reflect something better with their building language. >> often, we see in these buildings, we see these common areas labelled as library, we see them labelled as media rooms that service the entire building. we would be happy to clarify with a more concise use than common space if the building department requests it. >> thank you, mr. jacobs. >> okay. >> thank you. mr. sanchez, anything further? >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. you know, we would need to review any ground floor changes to the property to ensure our down rooms compliance and to ensure that there's not illegal units that are created, so it limits t

but first, mohan b bhusal bhusl talks about what he learned at the workshop. he tells the audience how the new kinds of plants can help prevent landslides. at least half the village has come for the event -- including maya banjade. her son ganesh introduces the puppet play. in it, the monkey complains about the destruction of the forest, and the young girl and the cow explain how women can protect the soil with sustainable farming. a serious message, charmingly conveyed. maya: i didn't know you could also use natural pesticides. a neighbor knows more about it. perhaps we'll try it as well. wolf: then the workshop participants sing a song they wrote themselves, to inspire enthusiasm to pursue the changes that are so urgently needed -- to ensure that people can live here in safety. anchor: this week, our global snack comes from india. reporter: jaipur is the tenth most populous city in inindia, d the capipital of the n northern state ofof rajasthan.. home t to 3.1 millioion people,s also a popular tourist destination that's famous for its pink buildings, which w

but first more humble result talks about what he learned at the workshop.tells the audience how the new kinds of plants can help prevent landslides. at least half the village has come for the event including my about jodi well. a son ganesh introduces the puppet play. the monkey complains about the destruction of the forest and the young girl and the cow explain how women can protect the soil with sustainable farming. a serious message charmingly conveyed. yes but. i didn't know you could also use natural pesticides. and neighbor knows more about it. and that. perhaps we'll try it as well. in the workshop participants sing a song they wrote themselves to inspire enthusiasm to pursue the changes that are so urgently needed to ensure that people can live here in safety. this week our global snack comes from india. poor is the tenth most populous city in india and the capital of the northern state of rochester home to three point one million people it's also a popular tourist destination it's famous for its pink buildings which were painted in one thousand nin

so he asked me to do a monthly workshop on yiddish songs. so i would go to the library to archives every month and do a search for yiddish songs on a different theme. and do some of those songs that i found, my favorite ones are the songs that i found as part of a workshop and it eventually became a yiddish piano bar where i would just hang out at the piano with my book, it just kept growing. so at this point i had like 400 yiddish songs in there. and i would just play and sing while there was candlelight and people were drinking vodka and eating herring and dark bread. >> that's wonderful. i think some people may no, yiddish is a language that is generally a combination of german and hebrew, written originally and hebrew characters but also in german. it comes out of the jewish experience in eastern europe. it was really a language that people spoke day today. so people would have yiddish as their first language and that was the language of conversation and a songwriting and of argument and love. so it wasn't necessarily, would you say toda

asked me last little i got on a workshop at a school and it grew from there and that's what the. i found it more and more interesting as i realized how important our ancestors particularly for children approaching puberty and then couple interacting with other people's bodies with their own bodies their own self-image stuff because you're very much confronted with yourself and as process because you're working in a group lance if you're single in a lot about group dynamics you get a new spatial awareness how do i move within a room how do i stand in relation to somebody else i'm at home i think effectively a great help in everyday life it's not that everyone needs to become a dancer it's about learning to live in your own body to feel your body and to feel at home when your body. as if the whole thing. is there were. last year you yourself danced again here at the ready as is tim for the project to her and. you missed instinct would you like to do it more often again with the thought of me with the i love down thing on stage but i can't do both if i'm choreographing a big piece i

we'll present to them a workshop on september 10. they'll provide their feedback at that time, which we will incorporate and then return to them for their action on september 24, and then we will submit our proposed amendment to the department of finance on september 30, and they will have until 12-16 to respond to us, which is about 15 days before the january property tax distribution, which is the property tax distribution that would fund the second half of this year's expenditures that are captured by the 17-18 rops,

>and for audrey longtin- who owns the workshop in wrightsville beach her once busy restaurant now sitsmpty. as friends help her move sandbags to block the doors and move furniture into a moving van.hoping for the best, but expecting the worst. 23:18 audrey longtin-the workshop owner<"this is what we did for matthew 2 years ago but this time it is really serious so what i have done is rent a truck.">tania varela is in the same situation. her store kohl's frozen custard just opening 2 months ago and now this new business owner is having to close down already. 33:20-33:27 (tania varela 1:06-1:14) <"it is a big investment so we are really worried that is why we are staying in wilmington we want to make sure we can get back to the store and check everything.">from homes to businesses the communities continue to prepare...as hurricane florence continues its path towards the coast...and the communities the path wait and watch.23:47- 24:05audrey longtin-the workshop owner <"wrightsville beach is a very strong community in general at all times. especially when there is a hurricane is there help

just wanted to be mentioning that we will be hosting two public workshops in september. later this week, september 27 and september 31 at the ship shape community center, and we'll have staff as well as workshops and are also happy to do meeting with other community groups who can't make that event. another meeting will happen, as well, of this body acting as the treasure island mobility management committee in october, on the 4 at 10:30 a.m. in room 1063, and that's where we'll have a hearing on the proposed mobility plan and toll schedule. a second mobility meeting is happening in district ten mobility study and that is following up on some community led workshops for how we can improve access to the southeast sector. on september 29, we're hosting an interactive community event to gather feedback on what came out of that workshop. we invite folks to come and learn more on our website, sfcta.org/designlabs. our long range planning program is also kicking off. we wanted to give an update that the transit and freeway master planning to address the climate and congestion,

we'll present to them a workshop on september 10. they'll provide their feedback at that time, which we will incorporate and then return to them for their action on september 24, and then we will submit our proposed amendment to the department of finance on september 30, and they will have until 12-16 to respond to us, which is about 15 days before the january property tax distribution, which is the property tax distribution that would fund the second half of this year's expenditures that are captured by the 17-18 rops, and if you have any questions, i'd be happy to answer them. >> okay. thank you. madam secretary, do we have any speaker cards for this item? >> clerk: yes, we have one. mr. ace washington. >> get my thing together. okay. here we go. i'm really appalled as we speak here. for give my attire. i'm not trying to look like tupac, i'm just tu-ace. i did this because i just had surgery on my head. i can't help becau-- even my b pressure had to be increased since i came back here. i think i started back work too early. but bot

back to my workshop and need to have. twenty kilometers per hour but the risk of an accident should not be taken lightly and that explains why i've always made a phone rather pushing like this is not allowed you have to really hit it about a metre ahead and then right after it for every time i think it's easy they say a break and. i try to play the ball correctly with my legs for at least as well as a couple of practice shots and we can divide up into teams. actually have to play. through. it else for your money ok let's go. on like normal physical contact with opponents is strictly prohibited but it often happens anyway. i imagine usually chuckles each eight minutes long it's always five on five i'm really doing my best. that was a goal. that was really cool that's going to be you know what's really hurting right now your wrist because the bat is so heavy and you're not used to it. they are only short breaks moving maybe easy the play is not. i feel like i had wiped the whole gym because everything is aching now and my m

asked me last year all i got on a workshop at a school and it grew from there and that's what the love either and they couldn't have i found it more and more interesting as i realized how important our ancestors particularly for children approaching puberty and then a couple interacting with other people's bodies with their own bodies their own self-image stuff because you're very much confronted with yourself and as process because you're working in a group to lance if you're single and a lot about group dynamics you get a nice spatial awareness how do i move within a room how do i stand in relation to somebody else i'm at home secondly a great help in everyday life it's not that everyone needs to become a dancer it's about learning to live in your own body to feel your body and to feel at home in your body. as a whole that. if you've ever read the. last year you yourself danced again here at the ready as is tim for the project sooner and. do you mr instinct would you like to do it more often. but. i love dancing on stage but i can't do both if i'm choreographing a big piece i can't b

what do you hear from those workshops?ult of the workshops and the work, the mentality is changing. the girls are starting to speak out. the parents and community are starting to listen to them. the girls are start raise their vouz and advocate that they don't want to be married in theered ages. >> how great they're learning to be advocates for the work that they're doing. thank you for being with us. i'll see you guys again in a little bit. >> up next, you've heard of the goat? well, he just got the e goat. e t ♪ girls are not in school because of economic issues and they have to work. at the malala fund, we help girls stay in school. the malala fund invests in education champions who work in the community and pave the way so that girls can actually go to school. to have our financial partner guiding us is very important. the fact that citi is in countries where girls are vulnerable ensures that we're able to get funds to the people that we're working with. when girls go to school, we're going to maximize their talents. w

one is established a bi-monthly equity workshop series. we call them workshops. it's thinking, working, interactive, and there's an active level there. we're also having what we call a policy pit stop this year, where we're looking at issues internally as part of our ration equity action plan that will be -- that will be publishing this year and it is kind of a phase 1 and 2 and 3 in out years implementing the recommendations we find. oh, yeah, this is the training we've been doing. this is a national expert named mickey fern. about 100 of us got to be just really rocked by all the things that he shared with us and helped us see in ourselves and in our own world and the world around us that we serve. we also are doing some very targeted focus of trying to increase outreach in public housing for our scholarship program. here's an example of that. sunny dale went from 6 kids enrolled in fy '15 to 41 this year. and we're happy to have that additional access for them. we're doing some more outward-facing implementation of our equity work. we have this partnership wit

this presentation focuses a lot on a series of meetings and walking tours and workshops that we held in april and may into june regarding the part three of the waterfront plan update. the dates here are indicated, and the purpose there really was to educate the purpose about the work and the recommendations that the working group developed. it was a long report. there was a lot of content that was covered. sort of difficult to try and absorb it all, but we thought through the -- it was the walking tours, and the workshop that we had, it helped the public better understand what was the variety of issues that the working group developed their recommendations around and allowed us to also answer questions and receive further public comment. it's also a good opportunity to show people what the port's facilities look like and a hands on look at our historic piers, broad variety of commercial, industrial and recreational activities that take place on the port's properties. provided a really great backdrop in which to then educate them about the port's open space systems, the recommendation

. >> i know there is a faith formation conference which now has workshops in chinese. and i know that our pastoral ministry has workshops in chinese and there is more chinese literature he and so on. in our last minute of the segment could we bring up photos of let's say photos six through 11 in order and rolled through them. to show some of the beauty that the chinese culture has provided for the catholic church. this liturgy we are going to see is in the cathedral and i believe it is chinese new year? >> yes. >> and this happens every year and we see masses in chinese, we have the bishop and others participating. and then there are chinese dancers, chinese decorations, a blessing of ancestors and so on. >> yes. >> let's see if i have called the photos up. >> since i came over and we is liturgy in local church, we wanted to show chinese culture in a bigger scale. that is why we moved this liturgy. >> it is quite beautiful. if we can roll through these you get an idea of how gorgeous this is in the church. the priest in their vestments are usually the most beautiful pa

the other point is i see there's a gas connection going to the -- in the workshop.oks like an island there in the middle of the workshop, so they're providing gas to that, with i -- which is alway suspicious. and then, it's called a workshop, with cabinets on the walls, and gas is going into the island, so there's always suspicion someone's going to turn it into a dwelling unit. obviously, it might be for welding, but i don't know what it's used for. i would just -- if the plans were a little more defined on what that space is actually going to be. the other issue i have, of course, is the roof deck, as well. i've only ever seen one project that had these concrete pavers, i'd say, the roof deck area. normally it's labelled as a roof garden or something, but then, we would ask that planning look at that. it's got concrete pavers out there. i don't see access to it from the roof deck. there's no gate or anything in that railing, so, again, just concerns about it, obviously, it's got a rail around it, and if they're going to put plants up there, we may be concerned abo

it's more than just a customer and workshop relationship it's a friendship that is the four inches and at some point we started asking for our friends weights and measurements if everyone had taken part the whole doorframe would have been covered in black for who. likes to take the fascination is the mechanics of everything's in many formats but it ends up putting out lots of power but. some people think we're a little nuts but it's just so much fun. it's a good conversation starter that's why i drive a monkey. you can be waiting at a stoplight and if the chopper comes up the runner looks over the light turns green and your little thing takes off and leaves the big bike in the dust that's pretty funny. is an expert at getting more out of a monkey he can tease out another twenty most power making it a toy for even bigger boys look out for this you go to school for the one time people were happy just to own a monkey or a honda tax. that generation reached the age where their midlife crisis became a factor but they had more money by them. and they started wanting to have a more powerful e

on location we can immediately take stock of the project here in the workshop you can lose sight of. whole thing but with such big projects you can see just how large the yachts off. project leader thomas want to tread carefully when it comes to matters of taste. there are projects that you may like better i'm projects where you say well it's not really my thing but ultimately it's about the professional workmanship and what the customer wants. because after all the customer is always right. well of course of that customers able to afford a super yacht right and with that it is time to say go buy one don't forget to check us out on social media including facebook and instagram as always thanks for joining us and we will see you again tomorrow hopefully from our studios here in the german capital for more from the world of european culture and lifestyle. next time on heroics in their new book the british graphic designers john printing and ron thomas take readers on a visual journey through the history of the family for if you think you know everything there is to know about the beatl

then it's on to the furniture workshop for the yards one hundred eighty people work professor in the small city of leading scholars and most are local carpenters . here on the bedside tables they've been made for a special surface which is finished in indonesia so we have to send them halfway around the world. much of the finished furniture pieces and on outside bags. visions of the yachts are destined for good weather regions where people would rather be outside than inside so the exterior areas are always larger which means they need more furniture. managing director stefan hoddle contract external workers for complete the project of the. first you know. when you get a so-called turnkey job that is the complete fitting like the one in the bahamas we did recently then we bring the decorators and the carpenter with us from looting house. and everything else that's included in the order that he would on the wall but him off of them. the young carpenters that fair are especially glad to go abroad and to see firsthand the entire scope of the project. on location we can immediately take

i myself conduct prep workshops there. during the six week workshops, i've done already seven. i've done them in the woman pod, the male pods. we also have a collaborator in 360 prep in the jails. it's about 350 perpill for individuals to start prep in the jail. however if they already have a prescription and they're taking prep prior to entering the system, there is a mechanism for them to continuing prep, but you cannot be a new prep start in the system. however we have initiated three prep starts after those who have attended the workshops, and they've started prep at city clinic and i myself and the navigators have connected and directed them to those services, so there is going ongoing piece in the jail system right now. >> thank you. commissioner bernal? >> yes, one last question. first of all, i appreciated seeing your citywide provider reporting forms and some of the new categories you added to that in terms of gender. one vulnerable and high risk population that i'm not seeing in here is people who engage in sex work. are you collecting data in that area, as well? >> i

if i can play it i've got a couple of things to learn in the workshop everyone here has got a lot more experience than me at least they can stay up if you can't control everything on the segway by shifting your weight. to speed braking. and turning. i have gaps to develop a feeling for it and fast it's so easy to write you start feeling too sure of yourself. and i'm not the only one. who. was going to. learn from the experts now to learn the rules of the game they adopted from normal polo by the way there's always a lot of green something smart and read something out what's this what are the this sport is changing and the rules change with it it's not finished yet. finding out what we can do better and when we do there's nothing objectionable about adapting the rules of play to accommodate it. but it doesn't mean we play it one way today another way tomorrow and completely different the day after tomorrow . there are some three hundred extra players worldwide and they are organized in the international association they are and european championships. found in new zealand sweden united

on the subject of art, on august 25, a community mural design workshop was hosted at the ship shape. a dozen community members worked on developing themes and ideas for the mural. two main themes that came from the workshop were that it should illustrate the transformation of treasure island from the past, present and future and embody the sense of community on the island. on saturday, the 15th, they will have the muralist present a concept for the mural developed on the feedback from the initial workshop and get additional feedba feedback. before any mural is installed, we'll bring it here for presentation at the tida board and review with the arts commission. we'll be taking the marina and sailing center leases through the board of supervisors this fall, working on updated appraisals with the department of real estate prior to review of that with the budget analysts office. on construction, not only did the road closure occur at mccalla, but utility work is proceeding. another significant milestone for the new water reservoirs to be constructed on yerba buena island. work has begun

covering its surface made up of pieces of glass broken china and rejects from the catalan ceramic workshops for runners of the collages. of later schools of our. with its pillars terraces and colonnades is a unique creation in it gotti displays his whole repertoire of talents those of a landscape architect decorator engineer and town planner. this bizarre porter's lodge at the main entrance to the park looks at first glance like something out of a fairy tale. god he himself passed by here every day on his way from his house in the park to work at the sec ratify me. will follow his trail. our path leads us to the cause of a sense god he made his debut as a young architect with this mansion it combines the spanish civic building style with traditional features of arabic architecture from the eighth century. now we've arrived at by this wide amana house with its pointed battlements it could be a mediæval fortress the loosely worked wrought iron gate is a characteristic feature of galleries buildings. not far away we find the colicchio tennessean of his first sacred building a common light mona

might be a fairy tale castle out of what disney's workshop in the heart of the city is the cathedral which the spanish the loss of or ortega you got it likened to a mystical transatlantic liner. the setting of so golyer is the high plateau of spain's castilian heartland the name of the city dates from roman times when it was an important military base. in the first century a.d. the emperor trajan commanded an aqueduct to be built. but how shall we take account of it all demand seems now to bone the slave engaged in building the aqueduct the century and homesick for rome all the individual destinies compacted into a single line in the book of events linked in the invisible labyrinth of time. the aqueduct touch across a wide valley almost seven hundred thirty meters to bring precious water from the white on a mountain is to say go via to this day than one hundred eighteen arches span that valley in the lower town the slaves who constructed it had to pile the granite blocks twenty nine meters high wanting at dizzying heights. educated. doubtless it was slaves to who secured huge bronze