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Projections weve hit peek two years ago and were too big lose as a city and country in formula retail tried trading the reason we didnt look at that was strictly whether youre an e conversion business does not look at the regulation and the city needs to look at 9 formula retail are fiat the last war and the face of drones you can fly what you want to your house in thirty minutes and our ability to regulate that and what does that do to the shape of our city. I want to speak to the housing value...

Have implication for onstreet parking along the embarcadaro, but you know, its too early to tell beyond that framework. I mean, what exactly that you can expect. That leads into a question, i guess, because there is only so much space. If we want to dedicate more space to bicyclists, i guess whats the give . Is it parking . Is it auto lanes . So, how is that going to be balanced . Because we may create better traffic patterns for the bicyclist, but then we have more congestion for autos if we ha...

Through the quick presentation, 7 slides that we gave to the board of supervisors and i know that it is late, but i could do that. And we are not attempting to respond to all of the recommendations just like the jurors did not present all of their recommendations tonight. Alana it was good to hear that you spent the time thinking about the title and we appreciated it when we saw it. And clearly, a lot of thought went into it. You know, one of the things that we tried to emphasize at the board of...

Opportunities coming along because i know that we can do better. So thank you. Next item . Item 7 a, informational presentation on piers 8096 maritime and echo industrial improvement plan. Good evening, commissioners. My name is kanya dorlan and i am a planner with the port and Planning Development division, today i am here with inaudible and the Maritime Division and brad benson the special project manager who will present with me an overview of the Planning Efforts in the southern water front....

Has enough been allocated to make it happen sooner rather than late center operationally, is the emphasis on National Governments or state governments or both and local . If you find a National Government is unwilling to be as transparent as we want them to be, do we look to bypass and go to a state . Obviously in the u. S. Its the states and local government that carry the heavy burden of providing electricity. Is that model being replicated in africa . In terms of the electrification, obviousl...

We use form policy tools to support stability and Economic Development in africa by increasing access to electricity to lay the groundwork for a stable and Prosperous Energy sector. Im here representing the bureau for Energy Resources to focus on Energy Equities around the world to see to elevate their broader foreign policy. Firstever like to a knowledge of house for paying attention for poverty in africa through the power aftertax. Clearly africa it goes through historic transformation of the ...

Passthrough entity and so the president and the argument is that the americans gave the benefits. Well, if we didnt get any of the benefits, i think that we should be confident about that. And its important to know that this is not the first time had this discussion in front of us and it was defeated 33 to 65 and we have many of our democratic colleagues join with all the republicans to reject a statutory ban on exports. And this amendment that is pending, a they will see the same thing. And i s...

[applause] mr. President , mr. Speaker, mr. President , mr. Speaker, madam chief justice, distinguished justices of the court, honored officials, members of the Washington State legislature, tribal leaders, local government officials, members of the consular corps and my fellow washingtonians. Good afternoon. I want to begin today by thanking oso chaplain joel johnson; the members of the Marysville Pilchuck high school choir; my family members especially trudi; the 13 newest members of the legis...

We also know what children need in those other 18 hours. Every morning, they need to start the day with nutritious food in their bellies. They needed was to get to school safely. They need a coat to protect them from the elements as i get to and from school. And at night they need a warm, safe, stable place to sleep with a roof over their heads. [applause] the budget we agree on should nurture all our students in and out of the classroom. We know how hard it is to educate a homeless, hungry, sic...

What were trying to do on the other very important policy, regulatory and legislative issues that need to be addressed. And by the way on the global issues were dealing with. On romney, not talking about him as a president ial candidate, hes a skilled businessman, hes certainly gotten some experience on being in the president ial business. And i think hes a talented guy. But i could say the same thing about a lot of people. Men and women. I think its going to be fascinating. But heres my deal. I...