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america versus wadsworth jordan crossing and johnson versus service employees international union and pike versus hester the only case that was scheduled for the oral argument calendar was jacoby versus oregon winners and there's been some developments in that in that case counsel you want to approach and tell us tell us what's going on her you have the echo star corporate defendant as far as the individual also the individual board members i received a call yesterday from plaintiff's counsel slightly before noon agreeing to dismiss the case in return a waiver of the hostile work which is promising one thousand dollars obviously that resolution is very favorable to my client they agreed i realize that with the time effort to prepare for an oral argument by the court  this probably would not be as well received it is i would like it to be but it is in the interest of my client therefore i agree to the settlement in the resolution i'm here today i'm obviously prepared to argue that the court decides not to go along with the resolution and i would ask the court to consider it in the interests of my client my obligation obviously is to my client as well as to the court and under the circumstances i'd ask the clerk to approve the dismissal thank you good thank you  counsel the the the court looks very favorably on the parties resolving their own disputes without without our mediation or intervention we always feel it's best when when the parties can and can agree  resolve their disputes obviously that's why the courts are here when the parties can't agree to resolve their own civil dispute the difficulty here just for the benefit of of you and anybody else is that yesterday was columbus day and the courts were closed i know and although i'm  realize my wife is a school teacher and know that the public schools are open and most of us don't may not otherwise realize that the court was not advised of the settlement till this morning about ten minutes ago i and again i'm terribly sorry i know the plaintiff's coun file e file the papers yesterday afternoon we were aware that it was a holiday in san francisco we were very concerned obviously that this was going to be and maybe a less than pleasant surprise to the court again the only thing i can state is from my
i'm miles larson with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report it look ahead at the regular city commission meeting of december the seventh two thousand and fifteen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the evening portion of today's meeting with commission presentations and there are two of them the first is a presentation of the team of the quarter for the third quarter two thousand and fifteen and then comes the employee of the quarter for the third quarter two thousand and fifteen next are scheduled presentations there are two of them the first is a legislative session update from senator nancy dieter and then is a legislative session update from representative dar after another round of citizens input concerning city topics the commission will move on to new business there are five items of new business to take care of the first is a presentation and discussion on the status of the newtown conservation historic district then comes a discussion regarding the placement of benches in and around selby five points park after that is an adoption of a proposed resolution establishing committed fund balance in the city of sarasota as general fund the next item of new business is an adoption of a proposed resolution establishing a revenue stabilization fund financial policy for the city of sarasota as general fund and finally the last item of new business this is the last item on the agenda is a presentation and discussion concerning the proposed sarasota memorial health care systems newtown adult internal medicine practice and that will do it for the reg of the city commission meeting of december the seventh two thousand and fifteen if  take a look at the agenda or any of the back up material you can do so at our website sarasota gov dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will be getting underway shortly in the meantime miles larson with the city of sarasota
sustainable agriculture that we use and our country is being invaded by the burmese because they won the land in the resources that are in the land and that's why we are made refugees and about forty thousand of them here on united is to new and more of a minority and immigrant farming that and and is that minnesota farming association as kindly but this is our second year that we have been year and but we are doing this sustainable gardening well the reason we came last year it was very informative because we had to also shown how to market our produce and how to even gather the produce so that it be marketable and you'll be able especially what we like is that we do not use g m o all we tried to do as much natural farming as possible using the least chemicals
with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report it look at the regular city commission meeting of may the eighteenth two thousand and fifteen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the afternoon session of today's meeting with citizens input concerning city topics and then they move right into approval of the minutes there is one meeting to approve the minutes for and that's the regular city commission meeting of may the fourth two thousand and fifteen after that the commission moves on to consent agenda one and then consent agenda two and then on to unfinished business there are three items of unfinished business to take care of the first is an approval to authorize the mayor and city auditor and clerk to execute the assignment of development rights and interests between the city of sarasota florida is development and palm avenue hospitality holdings pertaining to the development of a hotel on the property located at twelve eighty nine north palm ave the next item of unfinished business is a second reading of a proposed code of the city the section pertaining to science for him but in all zoning districts to provide that for the purposes of this section only the word signed shall be defined and construed more broadly than in the remainder of the of the zoning code and to provide that banners on light poles shall not require a signed permit when authorized and installed in accordance with the city ordinance the third item of unfinished business and the last item on on the agenda this afternoon is a second reading of a proposed ordinance amending the city code by adjusting the local business tax receipt fees for engaging or managing businesses professions or occupations within the city and that does it for the afternoon session of the regular city commission meeting of may the eighteenth two thousand and fifteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the back up material you can do so at our website sarasota gov dot com on the right side look for the link that says video on demand the meeting will be getting underway shortly in the mean time miles larson with the city of
mistake in trying to get the district court of vacate that doesn't matter it's on all fours with aquamarine well our our point the point we make in our briefing to try to distinguish it from aquamarine is this so we have the same district judge the same two  s and then i don't understand this is akin to jurisdiction how do we have the right to review this case when there are no defendants in it and you voluntarily settled it i will tell you that i spoke because sometimes you get a bad claim construction ruling or the like and you agree to not infringement set off and reserve the right to appeal the claim construction you potentially could have agreed after the invalidity to decision here or to you know settle for all other purposes but retain a right to appeal but you didn't do it right there is nothing in your voluntary dismissal that preserves anything the case was going on that is correct then how is this case properly by reference into what we just heard today so there was the arguments and my for the reason i think that's important because aquamarine says there wasn't a concrete living contrast between adversaries here the unique situation is that and this is as  live in the other case it's not live in this case i said that's our point our argument sound like it's all correct to me it sounds like you wasted our time in a case where you voluntar so claim one of the five to six patents and six of the four five one that it would not affect the remainder of the claims that were on appeal in the companion case which doesn't affect any of the claims in the other case because it's not the same
epic story of america's greatest outlaw and his march of terror from preachers who planted the truth about the man who invented train robbery daylight bankrolled whose name struck terror across one thousand miles
sundog poetry center is a nonprofit charitable organization whose mission is to promote poetry as necessary to the enrichment of our cultural lives support poets in their work and create audiences for their poetry and to provide ways to share poetry throughout the state of vermont each year we focus on a major project and this year a project is a statewide poets and their craft lecture series which will take place at tim independent bookstores throughout vermont beginning with vermont poet laureate sidney lee at the norwood for my book store on friday april for each poet lecture will speak on a different aspect of poetry and these will be followed up with audience discussion of the topics all of the events are free and open to the public and we're very grateful to the vermont humanities council for support with the lecture
when i was young i loved terry potter honestly when i was about eight oh i just kind of started thinking about what it would be to travel to the lens and that kind of grew as i got older  this beautiful kind of vision of the city where the york minster this amazing church in the middle so no matter where you are you can see it and then the clips of more which was that was definitely one of the number one photography bucket list under the bridge and like so iconic of london that became one of my absolute favorite cities i have lived in holland for about ten years and it's an incredible arts community and so being able to talk to people they know of our prize you know it's here in a local and everyone knows about our prized about you from home or from farther away you know i saw that you were an art prize and kind of reminds you the grand scale of it to be able to put themselves there a little bit or to do those kinds of things but also i think one of the biggest things for me is this was well by fundraising for myself a part of it is to kind of to share what i learned on my journey and the encouragement for others to go
you tell me what it's worth to me to be civilized or i'll show you how uncivilized
do you believe in recycling unfortunately not enough of us to do when you throw something away it's either buried or burned and it's not easy to do to do anything with it after that but if you put something into a recycling bin it's combined with other recycled materials into bales and those bales are so sold to companies that process the material so they can eventually be used by manufacturers that turn them into new products recycling allows us to get more value from the natural resources already circulating in the economy and getting more value from our natural resources is good for michigan's environment and ana me how good if michigan could reach a fifty percent recycling rate the value of those recyclables alone starts at five hundred million dollars a year i half a billion dollars that we would put in the landfill which means jobs and opportunities for businesses but michigan's current recycling rate is estimated at only fifteen percent you can help learn more about your local cyc recycling program and participate in them fully there's so much more that can be recycled these days if you live in a community that doesn't provide many opportunities make it known to your local government or waste haulers that recycling is an important public service that you expect recycling has the power to conserve energy reduce pollution provide low cost raw materials to industry reduces waste management costs and even provides revenue for businesses recycling creates jobs my name is karen o'brien and i'm the executive director of the michigan recycling coalition we focus each and every day on creating a sustainable future through recycling in michigan let's put our waste to work for us together we can transform every community into a recycle michigan community commit to recycle where you live work and play
savings bank with other mahoney money minute i want to talk today about the question of buying a home versus renting a home and a lot of folks come to me and ask which should i do and i think a lot of it has to do with timing if you have a pretty clear view of where you're going to be living for the next few years three or four years then i think you should seriously be considering buying and i'll talk about that in a second if on the other  hand your future is along certain where you might be living what job you might be in then renting a home is probably for you number one you have a lot of the risk taking away of homeownership when the when the landlord is there to fix the roof or to take care of the of the broken appliance i have a fixed price that you know you're going to have and you can walk away from it and relatively short notice so if if your time frame is fairly short renting a home is the right way to go if you're close on it though i think two thousand and fourteen is a terrific time to become a homeowner rates are very low housing prices have recovered from their their depths of a couple years ago but they're still not back to the prices they were at in two thousand and seven and so  this may be the best year you'll see for some time in terms of the overall cost of homeownership the cost of the debt and the cost of the home so when in doubt if you get serious doubts renting is a good way to mitigate the risks in the short term but if you think you're going to be in in this town or wherever you are for the next three four five years homeownership may certainly be is good today as it will ever be hope that selfless bob mahoney from belmont savings bank with
hi i'm john city of sarasota and this your commission report for the regular city commission meeting of march third two thousand and fourteen i want to remind you that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes does at the last minute the commission is meeting here  county administrative building while the chambers and city hall is renovated after citizens input the commission moves to approval minutes they will look to approve the minutes for the regular city commission meeting of february eighteenth two thousand fourteen then the commission convenes as the community redevelopment agency also known as the c r a and they will look at two items there first of the approval of minutes for the special c r a meeting of february eighteenth two thousand and fourteen and then they will hear a presentation of the c r a annual financial report for fiscal year ended september thirtieth two thousand and thirteen they will then reconvene as a city commission and consider both consent agendas one and two then board appointments there's two boards to address first is to appoint a chairperson for the independent police advisory panel and also to appoint a chairperson for the police complaint committee then they will move to one item of unfinished business the second reading of an ordinance to expand the functions of the independent police advisory panel to include making recommendations concerning administrative aspects of policing in addition to policy matters and that does it for the afternoon session of the city commission meeting march third two thousand and fourteen if you like to see the agenda already in the back of material you can do so sarasota go dot com look in the right side for video on demand the meeting will begin shortly
brand that's all around individuality and expression and you are your personality there's thirty different designs and each one represents a different personality trait and those designs are then into our jewelry what motivates me to you know get up and keep working on this building this brand every single day of the customers and the stories that i hear i don't think i realized when i started he says in how big of an impact that car pieces can really make our pieces make really great they're really meaningful to give to someone to remind someone of their greatest strengths that they can wear on a daily basis and also be reminded that that person that gave it to them loves churches that i started pretty early on getting in and turn the program going it's really given me a love for mentorship and leadership that i didn't know that i had me and all the other interns were actually in contact with the brand  serves collaboration and other stores learning how to communicate and e mail it to other professionals and we might be young but i feel like we're doing and learning a lot along the way i love this space i being downtown in the in the thing i really want to gain as much local support right now on iran piece of the me as i can because we really do have the intention to grow to a national brand and
your buddy i'm miles larson with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report a look at the regular city commission meeting of may the eighteenth two thousand and fifteen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the evening session of today's meeting with commission presentations and there is one it's a presentation regarding the sarasota bay estuary program bay who ra award then after another round of citizens and put concerning city topics the commission moves on to public hearings there are three legislative public hearings on the agenda for this evening the first is a proposed ordinance to conditionally vacate a twenty foot alley located in a property with a street address of fourteen no one for the road the second public hearing is a proposed ordinance amending the code of the city of sarasota by creating a new section to be entitled unlawful to enter or remain in cemetery after hours it would set closing times for city owned or city maintained cemeteries with located within the city limits the third public hearing is a proposed ordinance to be entitled banners on city light poles allowing banners to be installed on city light poles located in on or within public rights of way and establishing permit in requirements for banners on city light poles in on or within public rights of way the commission then moves on to new business there is one item of new business in this is the last item on the agenda it is a report regarding an order granting a petition for writ of certiorari entered by the circuit court in armor versus the city of sarasota and that does it for the regular city commission meeting of may the eighteenth two thousand and fifteen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the back up material you can do so at our website sarasota gov dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will be getting underway shortly in the meantime miles larson with the city of sarasota
buddy on miles larson with the city of sarasota and this is your commission report a look ahead at the regular city commission meeting of june nineteenth two thousand and seventeen want to let you know before we get started that the agenda is subject to change and sometimes it does at the last minute the commission begins the evening session of the meeting with scheduled presentations there is one is a presentation and discussion regarding construction and safety issues concerning the echelon property after another round of citizens input concerning city topics the commissioners move on to public hearings there is one legislative public hearing on the agenda this evening it is a proposed ordinance amending the city code so as to update regulations political to security alarm systems within the city of sarasota in conformance with current standards and procedures after that the commission moves on to new business there are five items in new business on the agenda the first is a presentation and discussion regarding the approval to explore the purchase  eight thirty eight north tamiami trail the next item of new business is a presentation and discussion regarding approval to set for public hearing a proposed canopy road tree ordinance the next item of new business is a presentation and discussion to approve to set for public hearing a proposed ordinance to revise the city code chapter thirty seven article one utilities regulations the next item of new business is a presentation and discussion regarding the approval and renovation of fred akron's park phase one the next item of new business is a presentation and discussion to review the process related to historic preservation and that will do it for the record the city commission meeting of june nineteenth two thousand and seventeen if you'd like to take a look at the agenda or any of the backup material you can do so at our website to go of dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will be getting underway shortly i'm miles larson with the city of
hi my name is elizabeth rubino and i'm a junior here at schenectady high school sharon tarion and i'm a student a junior here as going to high school my experience here a high school has been wonderful the opportunities here are amazing the action programs the arts programs the math science technology the business programs all the programs here are directed towards making us better students better learners and just getting us ready for the real world i'm a junior now and i'm beginning to look at colleges and i'm a part of the international baccalaureate program and i really do feel that it has made me just ready to go and succeed and just become a who i'm going to be in the future and see my city has really helped me learn who i want to be and what  the bond between the students and teachers here are above and beyond like you don't go into a classroom without having all the attention on you and it's like the after school programs the plays the everything you just get it's amazing and i had so much fun being here and i can't wait to do my senior year next year and we have amazing programs like the finites and as you saw the chamber choir was singing before which i was part of for that and there's the visual arts and there's every other thing you can think of we have here and there's so many different experiences you can have and all the people here are amazing
walker water is an opportunity for people to gather together essentially simulate a walk that people would do in africa so you go you walk you gather water at a local river stream and then you brought it back and then we run a filter and gotten a lot bigger for sure started originally in my backyard with about seventy to eighty people on and now in this year we had two hundred people here is bigger than just last michigan a big event that's the united states  a problem that the president one in eight people don't have access to clean water every twenty seconds a child dies not having access to water it benefits people in rwanda primarily so we with twenty leaders have partnerships where i think is just an eye opening you know you think about the fact that you don't necessarily understand hardships of people that are having to walk all the time for their water and so it's just the cool opportunity to be able to resonate with people that are having an opportunity to impact we're really passionate about what we're doing and if i can all companies we have the right passion the right intentions to get it going and the help solve the world water cr