commissioner hule. >> i just have two items. they are indirectly related to the small business community. one is that san francisco has launched a street crisis team to address nonviolent kind of situations for people experiencing mental crisis in our neighborhood. i was able to get a presentation from a peer counselor. it is such a successful project, pilot program for the city. i know a lot of our new merchant communities were directly tieded to our people like our community members unhomed. i think this is like a program that i felt gave us hope to be able to speak, how we could be addressing people in a humane way and going back to the human connection component. i urge you guys to get in the program. if you have any questions feel free to ask me. i can help you out with people giving presentations to your network in your communities. a lot of residents and small business owners would appreciate knowing there are positive strives to helping people experiencing crisis in that moment and how to diffuse the situation. we are le

commissioner hule. >> i just have two items. they are indirectly related to the small business community. one is that san francisco has launched a street crisis team to address nonviolent kind of situations for people experiencing mental crisis in our neighborhood. i was able to get a presentation from a peer counselor. it is such a successful project, pilot program for the city. i know a lot of our new merchant communities were directly tieded to our people like our community members unhomed. i think this is like a program that i felt gave us hope to be able to speak, how we could be addressing people in a humane way and going back to the human connection component. i urge you guys to get in the program. if you have any questions feel free to ask me. i can help you out with people giving presentations to your network in your communities. a lot of residents and small business owners would appreciate knowing there are positive strives to helping people experiencing crisis in that moment and how to diffuse the situation. we are le

commissioner hule. >> thank you. guess in my report today i'll kind of -- i was given an update by professor chadry on the survey so i'll take this opportunity to give a little shorter update. so far, the survey has had quite a few respondents. we've had about 510 people responding so far which is a significant number. a lot of it is actually qualitative data to people who left a lot of comments and they shared stories. so, i think the fact that people really spent the time taking the survey means that they're still people who are going through a lot of adversity right now and so, the survey was also taken in several different languages and vietnamese, japanese, the professor is going to give us more of an analysis coming up but right now, i can share, the survey today was supposed to be the closing day of the survey but i plan on keeping the survey open for the next week because i feel like we've been getting some really good momentum and i'm still receiving e-mails and hearing back from different stakeholders and c

the human research. >> are you done, commissioner hule?nk you very much. >> commissioner zouzounis. >> thank you. that was a great presentation. a couple things. i do think there is a big component missing with how we are assessing the state of small business and who is getting support and who needs support and who is alive and well and who is not is not just basedded on the identity of the business owner and determining that but also the demographics including economic status of the customers they serve. i think that piece is missing. all i have seen around covid focus on identity, not on class, and not on small businesses still being a vulnerable population. i would love to talk about how we can produce data around that. i know that in the family business i am part of we -- the people on the front lines know what they need best. i think it is great you have case studies one-on-one. i would encourage you to talk to the trade associations, merchant-led organizations which are not profits. i would definitely encourage whatever benefits come

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the human research. >> are you done, commissioner hule? commissioner zouzounis. >> thank you. that was a great presentation. a couple things. i do think there is a big component missing with how we are assessing the state of small business and who is getting support and who needs support and who is alive and well and who is not is not just basedded on the identity of the business owner and determining that but also the demographics including economic status of the customers they serve. i think that piece is missing. all i have seen around covid focus on identity, not on class, and not on small businesses still being a vulnerable population. i would love to talk about how we can produce data around that. i know that in the family business i am part of we -- the people on the front lines know what they need best. i think it is great you have case studies one-on-one. i would encourage you to talk to the trade associations, merchant-led organizations which are not profits. i would definitely encourage whatever benefits come out of your communi

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commissioner hule. >> i just have two items. they are indirectly related to the small business community. one is that san francisco has launched a street crisis team to address nonviolent kind of situations for people experiencing mental crisis in our neighborhood. i was able to get a presentation from a peer counselor. it is such a successful project, pilot program for the city. i know a lot of our new merchant communities were directly tieded to our people like our community members unhomed. i think this is like a program that i felt gave us hope to be able to speak, how we could be addressing people in a humane way and going back to the human connection component. i urge you guys to get in the program. if you have any questions feel free to ask me. i can help you out with people giving presentations to your network in your communities. a lot of residents and small business owners would appreciate knowing there are positive strives to helping people experiencing crisis in that moment and how to diffuse the situation. we are le

good huling the thing about this sport that motivates me is the feeling of freedom all the time it's really a grand feeling of freedom or a sense that the horse isn't imprisoned not constrained but you are letting it follow its natural behavior and you become one with him as you glide behind him. that's something you only experience when ski joran. thinks to jacques and his horses tourists have yet another way to enjoy the great outdoors in france. valentine's day is coming once again and because my husband is such a hopeless romantic he sent me all these presents in the studio well actually that's not true he doesn't even text me something nice on valentine's day but for people who do like to celebrate florence high in paper is just the thing to wrap all those nice presents. the italian city of florence is the center of arts and culture it's also home to paper making traditions they did back centuries from sheets and cards to book pages and binders handmade florentine paper can still be found in a few places here these pay for is now called a florentine paper. even if the caret regi