and even and people like larry steinberg did a search. were there studies on positive risks and found that there were thousands of studies of negative risk but only three studies. this is 2019. rowing. they are things and i said this yesterday li wr because she doesn't walk so fast so that you can cross the street. u me. thank you. really appreciate it.ere are things like cooking dinner for someone. it's taking a positiven't just you know, there are things that are doing things that are helpful, that are important. trying a new class where. you don't think you would know ing? standing up and giving a performance. you know, being a friendf kid who's sitting alone in the cafeteria. all of are positive risks. and i an incredible opportunity when you're working with middle build in opportunities positive risks. to understand and our needs we're t to out who we are. my generation wants morerespect, which was used very often in this study. we want to be respected. they once the same age and they probably one of these same things. we aren't as l

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well, this later came to light, for example, such a wonderful artist eduard steinberg had a brother,ukh steinberg, and a less significant artist, but he was just uh, well he was trading a little bigger than his dad, for some reason he ended up at home, they made a mistake, and he’s still a big guy like olyadovlatov, he started to fight with them somehow, in general he remained disabled, they stuck a knife into his spine, dad - me i gave it to my grandmother, i was 3 years old, which means that, in principle, i lived with my grandmother almost all the time, and for some reason he asked me to pick me up a day earlier, he went on a visit, returned, and there was a very complex lower castle for us, which was also open, well they didn’t take much, then dad didn’t have anything particularly valuable, he still had the most that was in a visible place in some piece of paper, and he got a dog after this trotweller, but in general it’s like that, you know, it was an interesting life, in general quite an artistic informal environment, because everyone was trying to somehow, well... somehow secu

look back at the high ambitions that prop 63 set, the desire, you know, that my chair, then senator steinberg had for that to be, you know, game changing. and it really was in terms of the amount of money that was generated for behavioral health services in california. now, we spend a lot in san francisco. and this is, you know, as your presentation points out, only 13% of our behavioral health expenditures is. but they've all these plans have always seemed to me radically disconnected from the behavioral health needs that i think most san francisco ans are most acutely concerned about. and it may be that the plan actually accounts for a lot of expenditures that are going to address, severe mental illness and addiction among unhoused and marginally housed folks. but it doesn't it doesn't come crystal clear through with that. and i will say that i and my office and i think some reporters have had a lot of trouble getting information out of dph about how we and this is particularly relevant during the prop one conversation, getting information about how san francisco spends our mhsa dollars, be

welcome sports agent leigh steinberg known as the inspiration for the film "jerry maguire."ake one. talk about sports gambling, good morning, and your views of it and how you think it's changing the game and what should happen? >> i think it's the existential threat to professional and collegiate sports, because the whole business of sports press on the premise that games are played on an even playing field. that both parties are trying as hard as they can and what you're seeing is an actual contest, not an exhibition like wrestling. and the impregnable wall that exists in between gambling and sports for most of the 50 years i've been representing athletes is now eroding. it's gone, and we have nfl owners owning part of draftkings and gambling sites. we have las vegas, which never was going to have teams all of a sudden is a sports center, and we've seen the problem, which is that if the perception is that an athlete shades performance or is revealing inside information to bettors, or an athlete gets in financial problems with a bookie and is tempted to shave performance, al