. >> just db i.? >> that is correct. >> just when you move funds around. >> it would be a dbi fund. >> okay. >> and the interest? >> i'm sorry? >> the interest on 31 million? >> i would have to get back to you on that [laughter]. so what we have on this slide is where are we now? today, first line item is the discussion of findings and recommendations made to you what we are also simultaneously moving forward on is trying to get these changes, implemented as a rider to the next physical year's budget. so dbi's staff, with the help of taras taras, and tom, which is in your packet, so you can review it and the city attorney's office is currently working with dbi staff is to get that ready for the june 1st deadline to present as part of the budget then you can sort of see how it goes there july 1st for the mayor, it may not be august 1st, when the mayor signs 30 days after that it would go into effect for most of fiscal year 16. so that ends the presentation. i do want to thank a couple dbi's taras, and h

so i went on db-- i agreed to go on a show in jakarta, which was their morning show. and it was like a combination of mtv and a reality show and all of that. i had no idea what i was getting myself into. so i go onto the set and people are jumping and they're singing and they're dancing. and it's called "the awesome show." so i'm on "the awesome show." and i'm talking a little bit with the interviewer. and then they asked people if they have any questions. and somebody in the audience says, i want to ask you, we saw you campaigned very hard against president obama, he campaigned very hard against you. he won. you lost. and then he asked you to be his secretary of state. why? and i realized, you know, in a lot of these new democracies and other places of course, you run against somebody and you lose, you could get exiled or imprisoned, even killed, not asked to be secretary of state. so this was a very legitimate question. and i thought i have to answer this in a very, you know serious way that maybe they can understand. if n. our democracy we do try to close ranks afte

so i went on db-- i agreed to go on a show in jakarta, which was their morning show. t was like a combination of mtv and a reality show and all of that. i had no idea what i was getting myself into. so i go onto the set and people are jumping and they're singing and they're dancing. and it's called "the awesome show." so i'm on "the awesome show." and i'm talking a little bit with the interviewer. and then they asked people if they have any questions. and somebody in the audience says, i want to ask you we saw you campaigned very hard against president obama, he campaigned very hard against you. he won. you lost. and then he asked you to be his secretary of state. why? and i realized you know, in a lot of these new democracies and other places of course you run against somebody and you lose, you could get exiled or imprisoned, even killed, not asked to be secretary of state. so this was a very legitimate question. and i thought i have to answer this in a very you know serious way that maybe they can understand. if n. our democracy we do try to close ranks after we have

i mean we hadn't drafted db's in recent years. you cannot take them all. you have a certain amount of picks. it is not that we don't think we neat to create depth in the line but as you look at it only offensive lineman we have lost is todd good chip focusing on the d. eagles introducing ever i can rowe corner from utah they pick up in the second round. they welcome texas linebacker jordan hicks. both guys got the sense during their predraft work outs with the eagles that this was the the place to be, and yes it was, meant to be. >> it was a feeling i had. i said this program is different. the culture is different. the the way they do things. when i left i just wanted to be a part of this so bad. >> you have no clue what will happen. i was extremely anxious. but, you know, it is to me the team that was pursuing me the most. it the just made sense. >> locally delaware tightened nick boyle1 of the best in school history is going right down the the road. he was drafted by the baltimore ravens and will now catch passes from audubon new jersey native joe flacco

db eet oldest of the three and michelle had a chosen to become weapons mechanics and in michelle's case she thought that is a safer job than driving a truck. and i may not want to do some of the other kinds of work. so therefore, weapons mechanic. and in debby's case debby loves guns and can out shoot most the men on the range. she was a perfect shot. and she sort of wanted to work on weapons out of a sense of passion. they wound up working together. in afghanistan fixing broken ak-47s and the reason that they were not working on the american weapons of the american guns were not breaking as often often enough to keep the team busy. they were deployed to help the afghan national army. and they were working on weapons that had been turned in from the militia members in afghanistan. so they were being repurpose and given to the afghan national army. it is unusual to work on an ak-47 if you are an american weapons mack mechanic. but that is what they were doing. while they were doing that de-sma. in the first be employment had a desk job. so she was keeping track of the work. and the spare parts for vehicles and more night vision goggles and things

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