Thinkprogress. Org. On december 1, is night and day from where it was. The site is now stable and operating at its intended capacity at a greatly improved performance. Here is more. We start at the top of page six on Response Times. Response times, this is the measure of how quickly responds go to a user request. You can see on a bar on the lefthand side that in late october, the Response Time was running around eight seconds, which was clearly unacceptable and very frustrating for consumers. We now have much faster Response Times. The line graph shows average Response Time by day in the last three weeks. You can see the average Response Time is well under one second. The chart on the bottom of page six shows system error rate, another key operating metric. Oftens a measure of how the system presents an error message. You can see the progress that has been made. The far left shows where we were in late october with an error rate of approximately six percent. We got that down to two per
Morning. They said this is not about paying the japanese, not about paying the chinese, youre not going to get your Social Security check, doctors arent going to get paid. Ive been waiting for them to do this. That is devastating from even the most rock solid rightwing politician. But you cant go against socsack. The Interest Rate can go up and the japanese may not be paid. Boy, they got rid of that. Thats the jpmorgan argument, the bankers. No, its now retailers. Ling congressmen are going to be targeted. You cant get against Social Security. Its sacrosanct. And secretary lew said do you want to pay veterans or Social Security . You decide. This is expected to go for maybe another half an hour. Lets go back to capitol hill and secretary lew. The fact is that we have not dealt and in that compromise we dealt with Discretionary Spending almost entirely. We have not dealt with entitlements, which the administration seems to say are off the table and now weve got yet even more demands for
The Building Inspection Department was supportive that as well. Last week we presented before the Building Inspection Commission and they supported it unanimously and we ask for your support this year. Thank you. Any commissioner comments . Commissioner yee riley . I know we have approved this three, four years now and do you have any information as far as how many merchants or businesses apply for this waiver in the past . This is the third year, so we have done it successfully two years and the numbers are pretty steady, 10 in the first year, 2012 and 11 last year. In past we have kind of been catching and passing it a little bit late and now we hope we have a whole month to do outreach, that people have enough time to plan and the more the word gets out, people from last year remember its happening and hopefully will do it this year as well. Great, commissioner dwight . Do you have to have your drawings done before you apply . I can find out for you. Thank you. I believe its intent.
Their heirs. Im tyler mathisen. And im sue herera. It was another down day on wall street, not by all that much, but the major averages did see losses. And the decline was driven by a selloff in technology companies. But it wasnt the small and midsized Biotech Companies we saw investors sour on last week. Now were seeing a selloff in the big cap games like amazon, google and netflix, all onetime darlings of wall street. After a choppy trading session the dow ended 4 points lower on the day, the tech heavy nasdaq slid down 22 and the s p ended lower by 3. Seema mody has more on whats behind the breakdown in thooers the these fastgrowing tech stocks. Reporter vesting in fast growth tech names has been success. Netflix up and google up a 55 . Over the past pun month, shares of these Growth Stocks have fallen sharply. Analysts say after the big run up in these games, valuation is becoming a concern. Plus as the quarter comes to an end, traders are selling the winners. I think in general yo
Second. All in favor . Aye. Next item. Item 3 passs with 5 votes in favor, none opposed. Item 4 approval of the march 5 2014 special meeting annual retreat minutes this. Is an action item. Thank you for getting these done. Move to approve. Second. All in favor . Aye. Item passes 5 votes in favor, none opposed. Item 5, discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on file no. 140122, planning and Building Codes, fee waiver program, Small Business month, may, 2014. This is a discussion and possible action item and we have with us ashley summers, legislative aide to supervisor katy tang to present the item. Great. Welcome. Thank you very much and good afternoon, commissioners. So this will be our third year doing this program. The Small Business month for permitted issues in may for awning replacements and pedestrianlevel lighting and this is in recognition of Small Business month and to support businesses to improve their facade. In 2012 ten businesss