then you ve got another type of work. creative work. it used to be very small and it has grown to be a substantial part of the economy and we are over influenced by the factory paradigm. you want to increase variation, not decrease like in a factory. and it is sterile, to the factory. it is repeatable stuff in a factory and a creative environment you may hinge on the edge of chaos. and what the right paradigm was. it is really incredible to see them. you manage on the edge of chaos, but complicated systems about culture and context that are very helpful. think of it as a set of paradigms well-suited to creative work. our culture is not suitable for safety critical work or manufacturing work and it is the beginning of new paradigms for creative work. writing a book is using a rather old medium to put your ideas down. we first published these ideas on slide share and there have been 20 million views of that. we are into the new format. we wanted to do a book leng
green course, have our on. feeling the spirit. beautiful start to this sunday morning. a little chilly out there, but you were asking theri question t before we came on air. is it going to ni ? is it going to warm or another nice day like yesterday? lauryn ricketts, i m willing t ake the sunshine if it s warmer. we had sunshine yesterday, but we had wind yesterday so that s the bigth thing. winds were the problem yesterday throughout the day. we had some breezy coitions, but temperatures yesterday, not bad. we made it into the 50s. it was aeautiful day yesterday, and i think you re even going to like today better because we re not going to have the winl. beautitart to your morning once that sun comes up. listen, equal parts ofli dt today and equal parts of nighttime. the sun comes up at 7:17 and goes down at 7:17 ler on today. as far as your morning planner, starting off in the 30s rightw. a little chilly when you step outside early on this sunday morning. 37 is our t
s diabetic kit still inside july 9th. police say car was recovered in one of the dinardo properties, of course, that is where all of the searching has been happening, on property, owned by the family during last few days. in court d.a. s office argued that dinardo has a diagnosed history of schizophrenia and he was a flight risk maintaining court community. there are two attorneys arguing from the police station in bensalem said he had no criminal history and d.a. s office was upset he managed to post bail yesterday on that old weapons charge, but dinardo sat there in a gray tank top giving a one or two word answers when judge asked looking very relaxed. we just got court papers as related to this proceedings and we are go through them line by line and we will have a more complete report showing you everything that is inside this document coming up at 6:00. live from doyletown henry ross off for cbs-3 eyewitness news . see you shortly. we have a report from joe holden,
center, welcome. hello, thank you, everyone. if you could please go to facebook live and make sure your feed is not being interrupted. my name is melissa lawrence. i am here today to basically bring to your attention how unfair and unjust our immigration and deportation system really truly is. my husband is a jamaican born citizen who was brought here as a young child. he committed a crime, a minor marijuana offense he got years ago and was punished for that as an american. he was brought here at eight years old so he lived his entire life here as an adult. he committed his crime, went to jail, paid a price and our local police department brought him back in 6 years later and called immigration on him to pick him up. he was punished yet again. i was 7 months pregnant with my first and only child at work and got the call that my husband had been picked up to be deported and i had to basically switch my entire life around and learn how to pope with a baby on the way and the job
[gavel] this is a meeting of the recreation part commission with the secretary please call that roll call buell, here. anderson, here. harrison, here. mcdonnell, here. and i believe bonilla is on her way. i m going to make a few announcements and then i ll get started. as you said this is a meeting of the rec and park commission today is october 20 we ask that you would please turn off any sound producing devices that may go off during the meeting. that you take any secondary conversations outside. if you would like to speak today we request you complete a blue card. you do not have to. commissioner buell would be home any minutes for each how many people you want to testify on one thing or another just to get an idea i think will suffer 3 min. okay. so as you heard, each person walked 3 min. on each item to speak today. if you are interested in an item that falls under the jurisdiction of the rec and park commission but is not listed on the agenda you would speak