they want to open a bona fide restaurant and have a lounge after the food. we do have an abc condition, which calls for food operations wherever they are open until 2:00 a.m. for the meal service to go until 1:30, and it is our intention to always serve food when we are open, up to 30 minutes before we close. this will be a normal restaurant. anyone who is at the meeting, ms. kane can tell you, the food was a bit late getting out, but it was great, very good food. the concept is $8 to $12 per small plate, and i would request that there be a conditional grant. also, we have some conditions for haute officer gallagher. if you have any questions, we're here to answer. president newlin: commissioners, questions? commissioner joseph? vice chair joseph: do you have an idea to advertise your venue? >> i do not believe there is any radio advertising. is that correct? i think there will be no radio advertising. it will be social media and email. vice chair joseph: ok, and has any one of the owners and done anything like this before? or are they going to purchase some

of alcoholic beverages shall not exceed the sale of food, so we are boxing these people in to be a bona fides restaurant, a bona fide eating place, so i think what we're getting is operators with some history, that has been established tonight. the history may not be exactly what we want, but they are willing to take on this project. they had been sincere with us and receptive to the commission. they have done some outreach with the community. with the new conditions they have accepted, i am reasonably confident we can move forward reasonably safely. having said that, i will tell you this. if things do not work out, the police department will not allow a transfer, and we will go for a relocation, and they will get nothing to sell. speaking to commissioner meko's comments, they will lose a very serious asset. i answered to -- happy to answer any questions if i can. president newlin: no? members from the public who would like to comment on this application? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is dawn, and i am with the neighborhood association that 2080 van ness is within the boundari

entertainment at a certain time, the installation of surveillance cameras, and that it be maintained as a bona fide food restaurant. there is a letter and signature pages requesting that the applicant be required to meet the neighbors on a quarterly basis for the first year of operation. the letter requests a permit, although that is up for your discussion. i know the applicants are here before you, as well as their representative. again, this is a spot where we had quite a bit of trouble, or we did, a few substantial corrective actions, and these are new operators that we are hoping will improve the neighborhood. with that, staff is recommending the grant this permit, it i know that there are some here who are interested in speaking with the commission, as well. >> i have the proprietors of this establishment here. the name of this lounge is a bar/lounge, and tapas restaurant. it is located near pacific, and i believe there are 96 seats. mr. gor and mr. lwin have another restaurant which does pretty well. in terms of outreach, on march 1, we held a meeting with the interested neighbors. we ac

. >> at most stores there is a system called bona. it comes with a mop and a spray , and we recommend for all of the installation we do. >> good. we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you see a thing or death, you take this tape and say it needs a touch up there. just walk around and figure out where it goes and have a touch up paint day or two, and then the house look so much nicer after you do that. use blue tape, because it does not use an adhesive residue. you do not want to walk run with a paint pale wondering what needs to be punched up. i asked my wife to go around with tape, right? that works really well. sometimes you see sash cords on these wood frame windows. i brought these weights here with some ol

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the wings had their disappointment in the playoffs and now they are bona fide playoff rivals. >> it's a knew season and series and it doesn't matter how many games we've won against them in the last year and a half. it's going to be totally different. >> they look good. probably the best team in the playoffs. it's going to be a test. it's going to be fun and a good series. >> the red wings are going to make sure that there are no lay yoefrs. ever since they've watched what all of the others have lost. getting knocked out of the playoffs last year by the sharks add extra motivation in the detroit locker room? you bet it does. >> i think it does. i'm looking to go out there and play even better than last year and there is, you know, a little bit of revenge that we want to get. >> we're able to get through an opponent in a sweep and able to rest and have good practices and mentally refresh and ready to go and can't wait for it. >> tonight, runs any way they were hard to come by. runs here come in the seventh and pittsburgh takes a 2-0 lead and that's what holds. it just ended, 2-0. the a

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the real human exchange draw and that as a result his next girlfriend who, hopefully, is not only a bona fide homo sapien, may have i van that in this very strange way to thank. um, so to help understand some of his anxiety about humans' relationship to computers, it's worth pointing out that up until about the 1950s computers used to be human. so back before the word "computer" was a reference to the mechanical digital devices that proliferate on our desks and in our pants pockets and things, it meant something else which was that it was a job description. computers, frequently female, worked in groups for research laboratories and corporations in the military. so groups of human computers were behind everything from the first calculations of hailey's comment to the atomic bomb project -- haley's comet. engineers and computers fell in love all the time. [laughter] and, in fact, it's very strange. if you look back at these early papers in computer science before anyone knew what these gizmos were, to listen to people like turing having to explain for the first time to their audience what

do you have the credibility, do you have the bona fides to be determining the future of colleges around the country? >> no, i don't, but i'm doing it, and i think that's the great thing. only in america. i mean, my new book is called "how to run a college by a guy that never went to one." >> smith: and clifford doesn't act alone. he attracts some of america's biggest investors, like former g.e. chairman jack welch. according to the wall street journal, welch invested $2 million in one of clifford's schools. >> i invest in bonds and other things. invest in all these widgets i invest in, private equity. or invest in a school. hi, i'm jack welch. it's education for profit. i like this investment more than any one i got. >> ( laughs ).=miu/b >> smith: traditional colleges raise capital from wealthy alumni and other donations. clifford's for-profit schools sell shares to investors. >> i just think that if everyone's going to fund... >> smith: clifford's latest turnaround project is a small nursing school in a hispanic section of san diego. >> we have probably invested in the neighborhood of

people talk about what they think is the bona fide pb&j, ape jelly, strawberry -- >> grape. >> creamy> you like chunky? >> i like the all-natural and i like raspberry j j. >> i'll give you raspberry. there's nothing like the classic. >> you should see the staffers lined up to eat these sandwiches. come over here. >> you can tell it's a recession. come get a sandwich. >> let's polka. >> of course, it's friday. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god, what is this? ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ tapes that roll in way too slow ♪ ♪ stuff you saw on koppel's show ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ grab your world news now mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ do the world news polka everybody! ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka insomniacs only! ♪ ♪ t tt's the world news polka ♪ who cares what the bosses think they're a goofy crew ♪ ♪ and if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do ♪ move! ♪ when they yell it's half pas

because there's a lot more things more worthy of our president than you-all bona fideys.nk people are making a big deal out of obama. he said he was going to change our country. he changed it. it's not what everybody was hoping for. he's making us the poorest country in the world and using all our resources. >> well, who are you for? >> i'm for anyone who is going to get our oil . >> a brief time-out. we're going to come back and add another voice to the conversation. a couple of times the ethanol question has come up. i think we're going to head that on directly when we return. >> ok. we're back on the air. bob quinn is going to be joining us here in a moment he is a farm director. let's go all the way to rachede. i think is in virginia. good morning, richard. caller: yes. >> what's on your mind? caller: one thing you can -- i have a vehicle parked out in front of my house with a ron paul bumper stickers on it, but the main thing i wanted to talk about. >> ok. >> we need fundamental changes. everybody says term limits. you're horrified. going to get rid of thehold old st

equivalent swaps but also something very important, the exclusion from the position limits called bona fide hedging was narrowed a bit. so we take congressional direction on this as well. >> i understand that. but are you concerned that in the absence of comparable european regulation that we have the opportunity for regulatory ash tragedy across borders? >> i would have to say that yes but not just with with regard -- with regard to position limits, that's why we've been so active to try to harmonize where we can. but in terms of position limits, what we're looking at in the proposal is about futures and options on futures where we set them for decades in agriculture, we did in energy in the 1980's and 1990's along with the exchanges and the exchanges took the lead and it's looking to reimpose those and we're benefited because, as i said, we have 11,000 public comments in the funnel right now. so this is one that the public is very engaged in. >> well, i'm concerned about this apparent developing disparity between the regulatory regimes and a quick question, if i could, on the realtim

no other bona fide economist will tell you that you cut taxes again on the wealthiest americans operation and you're going to unprecedented growth. this is kind of a harry potter budget. they are projecting unemployment at unprecedented historical levels. it doesn't exist. they basically just wave a magic wand and said these are the numbers that will restore the economy of the united states. it is not a reality-based budget. i come from a family of entrepreneurs. my father built a big company. both my brothers have built the company. i built a company, and any of us will tell you, i would have told you, that raising taxes on a small amount on entrepreneurs makes no difference in how they act. what makes the difference is that they see an opportunity to make money. and as my brother who is in the barbecue restaurant business said, if nobody can afford barbecue, it doesn't matter what my tax rate is. and that's why we are as a country. we have spent so much time making sure that the top 1% have done well that we have totally forgotten than 90% who now have less wealth than the top 1% have.