i can't remember every school, but i do remember bessie carmichael who said they thought it was great. this is the new teacher project. he asked two questions. and overwhelmingly, they said it was great, that there was a point of contact, that they were able to streamline the hiring, and i just heard great reviews about it. but i look force to hearing it at the labor committee. >> role call, please. >> thank you. >> yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, aye, aye, and yes. >> seven ayes. >> our next item is item q, first reading of plopesals. we give a total of five minutes for public testimony for all of these resolutions. we won't have a discussion tonight. may i have a motion and second on 1083-point. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you. >> i will be referring this to budget and buildings and grounds. and then -- actually, do we want to refer this to student assignment? >> yes. >> we will just refer this to budget and student assignment and not to buildings and grounds. is that all right? or can we include a begget area analysis. i am -- a budget area assignment. may i have a motion and se

. >> let's give bessie a welcome. >> thank you.m pleased to be a part of your celebration today. i bring you greetings from my colleagues at the state library. in 2000, california voters approved the reading literacy improvement and public library construction act of 2000. that provided $350 million for construction, renovation of public libraries. as a result of that initiative, 45 public libraries were funded, resulting in over 1.5 million of public cyberspace. as part of the evaluation team, i can tell you that it was a highly competitive situation. over three cycles of the program, we received 199 applications totaling 1 billion, six under 64 million, $271,076 in request said. your graph for it the richmond library was in the second cycle of the grant program, and we received 66 applications totaling 547 million, $149,519 in requests. 16 projects were recommended and funded, and i wish to congratulate the san francisco public library. [applause] luis mentioned that this library was carnegie library, established in 1914. at that

in the big city, but even out on the farm, where a trip into town, no longer involved hooking old bessy up to the buck board. not everyone could afford an automobile at first. triumph ones with a definite sign of success and to own one you had to be rich. it was not only a sumptuous carriage,mly appointed, but ran quietly and elegantly on steam. in the late teens a bright young san francisco engineer decided to make not just a car, but the best car in the world. after building a few sample cars in the east, abner in 1922 opened the steam motors in remry villanova and there with 110 trained mechanics he began to make steam cars. abner's passenger owned a successful water mill company, so seed money wasn't a problem. with a steam engine heated by ker seen, it generated amazing torque, even a 6,000-pound roadster could reach speeds over 100 miles per hour. a well to do young fellow who showed up, got plent plenty of attention. the hills brother, of coffee fame had one. two examples are in burlingame. a retire mechanical engineer, he probably knows more about them and says they are fast. >>

and so bessie come. could know should be next it's hopes of posting the twenty eighteen world cup a facing a key test this week as fifty inspectors who arrive to assess the beat also in the running are england in straley in the united states and to june fifth it's from spain and portugal and gold room and the netherlands but so difficult hosting this year's tournament and brazil in few years time if you would europe stand would be next in twenty eighteen and many see russia's chances and strongly the chance to prove russia can succeed and a lot of people say maybe you know i got more political decision the decision to give to a big country like russia. the biggest country in the world their chance to host the world cup. between right believes russia's bid is strong and is helping to make it even stronger he's the director of a commercial to be shown to the jews who could really feel this suturing trilobites compay in each issue russia a few months it and the beach one incredible new stadia incredible new

we do embrace them and let them know they are safe when they get in the bessie carmichael grounds. and we let know also that the things that they see- it's not like this all over the world, but we have to deal with what we have at the point that we're at right now. i attended this school, i started when i was in the third grade. my mom knew so-and-so's mom and the storekeeper could discipline me and say "you need to go home." as time passed, they grew up and they had families and they moved on. the construction was one of the big reasons, because the area started to get bought up. during the time of the construction, we thought really they were building more homes down here, they were building more houses. but that wasn't the truth. it was more the big large global companies that was moving in and our family moved out due to the fact that the rent became very high and the landlords were doing what they needed to do in order to survive. chris: the concept of having developers pay their fair share or pay for greater community benefits is not a new concept. i think the first one of th

out what the memory card was and then it all the sudden click that's the time to the time the old bessie in the or tional first patent ever made a bow leapt up computer by tandy tatty this is the memory unit it's absolute memory cut that out that's from the patent i got the name of some america now i know who you are. so after i knew what it is i spent hundred thirty bucks i got the raider because of its design the d. bold touch screen machine proved vulnerable to a twenty year old hack the old bootloader hack there's nothing worse than bootloader hack honestly i haven't seen this kind of things to happen in twenty years this you can do you confirm this this isn't on the db old. machine this is confirmed by me and proof of concept were for going by princeton university so you have independent verification for my father in two thousand and six a princeton university professor and two graduate students confirmed what harry hursti had already proven they posted their demonstration on youtube hacking the de bold touch screen machine in less than one minute's time they inserted a vote flippin

jones is the recipient, individually and with zane, of numerous awards, including two bessies, choreographic fellowships from the national endowment for the arts, and in 1994, a macarthur fellowship. his company's work is often described as a fusion of dance and theater. jones says his work deals with the fear of difference. his work is also about the joy of movement and the issues of survival and triumph. as jones has said, "living and dying is not the big issue. "the big issue is what you're going to do with your time while you're here." his memoir, last night on earth, whose title was taken from one of his performances, was published in 1995. last year, bill t. jones joined the naacp protest against the flying of the confederate battle flag over the south carolina state house by boycotting the spoleto festival and canceling his dance company's two-day engagement. he recently received the lambda legal defense fund liberty award. jones has noted that speaking about his work could historically overshadow the work itself. we hope that's not the case and certainly look forward to our conversat