many have traditionally a system in every department, an email system in every department, etc. and while the department needs email, every department doesn't need to maintain their own email server. i expect cloud to grow for solutions such as human resources management, maybe financial transaction process, etc. when you maintain multiple servers, each upgrades, patches, configuration management, etc., moving the kind of systems that are in all agencies lets those i.t. managers in government kind of focus on what is core to their mission and not getting away from the systems that are common and shared across all agencies. and also to the individual departments, let them leapfrog to the latest software, hardware, if they have a system that's getting older, it gives them a chance to move to the latest and greatest without putting new effort into the solutions they have now. and that's system mained assistance backup, etc., becomes the responsibility of the system service provider in the cloud and, again, let's people move out into the core competency. this approach isn't new. los

. -- etc. i would be more inclined to go with the motion as articulated by our deputy city attorney. vice president garcia: i have to agree a think we serve the appellant better by doing that. he has had that individual living there for a while. i do not see where he is harmed by a little more time. there might be some greater expense, but i think having the greater expense is better than not having housing. >> commissioner fung, do you want us to call the roll on your motion? commissioner fung: i think the will withdraw my motion. i will allow somebody else to make a second motion. commissioner peterson: i will make the motion that duplicates the comments of our city attorney. vice president garcia: will you repeat those? [laughter] >> to deny the appeal and upheld the department on the basis of the project need section 311 notice. the permit applicant is not barred due to changed circumstances, including there is a new owner and the variance is no longer valid. anything further or different?

laid out to the east of last by sweat equity and one thing was of course to raise vegetables to eat etc and raised mulberry trees which would be food for silkworms and we were going into the business instead of facing the high prices of people like france and italy, and so it became savanna and georgia was a private business venture, a private business venture in which one of the quotations in the gerbils england will grow rich by sending her poor abroad, and it was estimated bible studies that the family in london earned perhaps 10 pounds which doesn't sound like very much, does it? and other ways consume 20 pounds so a net loss of 20 pounds, whereas it transported to the colony of georgia they might generate with silk and other equity after 600 pounds a year so it would be a win-win situation. and on father's day to be written off, 1733, 114 of these colonists arrived on tiberi 12th which people like lisa, wherever she's standing has been part of in terms of having the columnist and so a very vibrant thing since i've been here and school children involved in remembering the heritage a

the streets, the sewer lines, the water lines, etc.. really, they bear the risk on the future development not generating enough revenue to buy back those improvements. the bondholders in the situation only rely on property tax. bondholders have no resort -- recourse back to the general fund for those bonds. it is really the risk of the developer, whether they will be reimbursed or not. supervisor chu: thank you. with regards to redevelopment, there are still a number of things that aren't certain that -- and certain that the state level -- under certain at the state level. can you tell me why we should be moving forward with an ifd, given that the finances there are not as good as a redevelopment area? >> there have been a couple of bills over the last couple of weeks that have been put forward regarding the development. those bills have been tabled by the legislature. it is still uncertain what will happen with redevelopment. the amount of increment propose to be available would be significantly less, perhaps even less than what is ava

priorities underlying the spending plans etc. then there is a discussion, gathering of information trying to figure out what is the -- how high leverage the expenditures that are currently in place. what would be the impact if expenditures are produced? if we can contemplate a smaller flex than in the prior year if the situation demanded it. so there isn't one -- one across the board approach. we basically in our budget team, which includes myself, on occasion a couple of other people, we're basically the staff team that is interacting with all of our colleagues to bring that information to bear and then synthesize it into the budget. >> thank you. >> to follow up on that, i -- we talked -- when we work ond this last year and did this big proposal to flex all of this money, we had all the programs listed and the people who kind of controlled the money and then they were asked to make cuts and i am supportive of that and as i said, you know, generally speaking, i'm supportive of the idea that we need to spend the bulk of this dese

kinds of cows and streets in afghanistan they suffer from injustice insecurity joblessness quality etc so they find out from this situation from this occupation and now afghanistan is the second most corrupt country in default more than sixty two million dollars kerry says the region received from the so-called international community under the name of the construction of afghanistan schools our phones radios etc my for most of the somali went into the pocket of these warlords who are in power even family at home because they have thought of corruption to start from the palace house and to the small offices and millions of afghans now they live below the poverty line like two dollars a day while it's the same games where maybe by the increasing and can suffer thousands of innocent people has been killed most of them old woman and children stand yes only true picture i can show you that. these children dare not tell was that their telling i did a name of sound about and now they're in a way turf to try and take our whenever they should respect to jasper slapping peace loving people arou

it will be larger and larger and larger as they build housing, etc. i think that should be on the agenda to be discussed and brought up by the sfpd. that is all i have to say on the subject. thank you for your time. president mazzucco: thank you. next speaker? >> good evening. my name is eric. i'm following up on last week. when the harassment on me began, i knew right away that i was in over my head. there was a conspiracy involving a large number of people who were trained in what they were doing, and they are particularly trained in the use of plausible deniability. they made me fear for my life, the safety of my family. i went to the san francisco police department, and prove detrimental to my calls. i was left alone to deal with this, and when you are under that kind of pressure, for extended time, i don't care if your james bond, you'll have a negative reaction to it. when i did, it gave the san francisco police department the chance to use the 5150 code to transport made to a psychiatric facility against my will. up till this time, i had no his

what your access is the hospitals, healthy foods, playgrounds, etc.pierhead as a platform for advancement and empowerment, it is really important. is is an indirect way of dealing with education issues. it is also just as important. >> and beyond the individual decisions that need to be made, i can't stress the importance of the communication enough. and also, we are obligated to let you know what is going on whether it is washington or city hall. the young people, 20 or 25 years old, they made major changes because they were able to communicate and go through the various social media being used. they turned around the leadership of the country. the conduct of an international level they can certainly be done in terms of getting issues on the table and having been treated seriously. they're about 20 young people and seven cisco. by virtue of what you have done, your leaders. you're speaking for many others. you have the ability to go back and talk to people. and your focus on making sure that the under youth know about what their rights are and about

advisors their lawyers etc etc i mean in the networks american media companies love it because again it generates even more scandal american television they've got spin and don't take charlie feeling feel on hand with their analyst miles courts and now we're at the least this endless and all of these scandals have to do with private matters but the bill they knew seemed heartening to such an extent that many hats either got sick as were placed actual names in america i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . when we get more analysis on the latest news developments by logging on to our web page that's all. here's a quick look at what's there for. americans are hearing voices with new radio studios with a voice of russia opening up in washington new york also online. the u.s. is creating to understand internet and cell phone networks inside other countries you can find out why. also for any of all videos you can go to free video dot com and download. free. free. free. free free. free. free. free books videos for you or me. drug free radio john darche drugs time. the pent

you go up for more you have a line of zeros, 1.5%, etc., of the existing 7.5% base. what we like about this model, we think it is a sensible for many -- this sensible for many reasons -- defensible for many reasons. supervisor elsbernd: i am getting a look from the city attorney. i do not know how much we can see it or can say. fair enough. we will leave it at that. >> our proposal reaches back to am pleased to were not members of the empowerment system. we have employees in the california republican retirement system, calpers. the largest group are the deputy sheriffs. they are very similar, identical really, to the police benefits, although it is a different system. additionally, we have a wire for safety officers that have less expenses, and they're also in the public employee retirement system. women to move them into the san francisco -- we wanted to move them into the san francisco retirement system. this is unique. this does not exist in any form under pers, which is a state program. this charter includes language that either they will move in, or we will have

etc and he addressed everyone of those concerns that i had. the filming was fun. cavan spacey as we know, not just talented but if any. and really wanted to get jim's character down birthright took him in said jaguar down to the place on the water and i was showing him photographs are already sold to hollywood so when i brought my photographs immediately he said yes i have seen these but here is one and it shows and jim with the crown of his head, the photographer was up above the and said look. you can see how his hair grows. spacey was really a perfectionist as far as his work was concerned. >> host: what did you think of the movie? did it portray him accurately? >> guest: the movie got lost with footage. vassar in the changes that could have been made with the movie but i will say that kevin spacey and both clint eastwood wanted to portray jim as accurately as they could. for instance kevin spacey wanted to make sure that there was a shot of jim working in the basement because jim loved restoring and sometimes just for fun to go down and re

., etc., and so we really believe that we must adequately fund them, that they are not yet found at the level they should be for such an important and crucial organization doing such magnificent work in our city and county, so any advocating for funding that you can help us with, we would greatly, greatly appreciate that. president o'brien: thank you. it is kind of confusing -- working very hard to preserve some of the positions. but the budget said that it could not be filled, which seems like someone of an oxymoron to me. they will be filled, and they will be there. >> because of the budget crisis, there has been a hiring freeze. we are particularly troubled by the fact that they have not been able to fill those positions. president o'brien: think you. commissioner: i would like to make a motion that we support this. president o'brien: this time, it was not me. so without any further and comment from the commissioners, i would like to open it up to public comment, so three minutes. clerk:

probably not football not not basketball scandal great cultural crisis etc etc and what. i want to say that. the arrest did not cause a major public outcry in serbia remorse serbia's it didn't surprise yes yes most serbians realize that those of his link. fortunate past their professional lawyers should work with and serbia should look to the future of to find a way on the european union because serbia now has a lot of problems. is not a problem it is the past of the country is if bloody qur'an additional that again if the if these guys are really the. women saying do you mean syria and former yugoslavia in general today are no longer can time in the to do with this virus of nationalism well unfortunately the bulk of the region is still under political economical and moral tension. this is why the rest of it should be welcomed as another step towards service european union membership and we had a lot of troubles in more stand karats ago in that you know that there is. fighting between politicians about the future of course so a former part of serbia we have. questions on

officers having 20-plus system any to access for criminal history, entering reports, arrests, etc. that is just too many passwords for an officer to remember. on my team, i have developed my vision of what the organization needs to look like, which is 94 people. we are supporting 10 district police stations, the crime lab, the training academy, the gun range, the brick operations center. we simply do not have the resources. as for supervisor mirkarimi's earlier comment, consider this my kickoff of advocating for better technology be sourcing for the police department. we have a strategy in place to address these issues. we have a chief who is a big technology advocate. his first comment to me was that we have to rollout e-mail to the department and by the end of next week, everyone in the department will have e-mailed. and then we will see it paperwork can change with the department using e-mail. the approach we are taking is essentially to sunset all the projects except for two to five strategic ones. i will talk about one of those in a moment. focus on building leadership teams w

between a health reimbursement account, a health savings account, etc. what i learned during the study is that typically sell for reimbursement accounts have been used -- health reimbursement accounts are high-deductible health plans offered in tandem with spending accounts for the most part used as incentives to recruit employees or keep employees, given that health care premiums are very high. they try to incentivize employees to pay for a high deductible plan but put money in their account. in a lot of cases, this money is rolled over. although hra's have been offered with high deductible plans, they can be offered alone. that means that at this point there are accounts like that for catastrophic illness. the stray away from the consumer-directed model there were designed for. they are designed to be controlled by the employer. they can decide what they want to cover. they can decide whether the plans will roll over to the next year or whether they want to take it back. one of the interesting things is trying to understand hra's. i've reached out to a

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pero las cosas, tÚ sabes, de los aztecas, mayas, toltecas, etc., todo eso me encanta mÁs que nada.s el Único museo en chicago que es gratuito. eso es muy importante para nosotros. >>cuÉntenos, cuando ud. sueÑa sobre el futuro del museo, algunas cosas que le gustarÍa ver, algunas cosas que le gustarÍa que ese museo pudiera compartir con nuestra comunidad en el futuro, ¿quÉ tiene en mente? >>hacer exposiciones mÁs grandes. tambiÉn hacemos cosas, tÚ sabes de...teatro, >>¿teatro? >>...de mÚsica, de poesÍa. gente como octavio paz vino al mueso, carlos fuentes... gente asÍ, isabel allende ha venido, rigoberta menchÚ, mucha gente importante. tambiÉn hacemos presentaciones asÍ. y tambiÉn hacemos eventos que no pasan sÓlo dentro del museo, fuera del museo. >>¿por ejemplo? >>oh, tuvimos a ---- matley. al centro de chicago. >>¡tremenda mÚsica! >> ---matley, trajimos al folclÓrico de jalisco, de veracruz, de michoacÁn y de oaxaca aquÍ en el centro tambiÉn. >>le agradezco enormemente haber estado con nosotros, ¿y sabe quÉ? para nuestra comunidad es importante saber que hay lugares como el mueso

thousands troops in afghanistan they step out from injustice insecurity corruption joblessness polity etc so they feel that from this situation from this occupation and now afghanistan is the second most corrupt country in the world more than sixty two million dollars saved from the so-called international community under the name of pre-construction of afghanistan and schools all fronts radials etc but most of these money went into the pockets of these warlords who aren't even family at home because they have self corruption to start from the palace house and the small offices and a million south have gone now to live below the line like two dollars and while it's a case where maybe if i didn't quit using more and more tens of thousands of innocent people had been killed most women and children yes then yes only two picture i can show you that. these children they are not towers that they are telling and they are the name of taleban and now the inviter. giant they cower whenever they show the specter of justice live in peace stopping people around i think people of us i don't know what t

visors their lawyers etc etc i mean in the networks american media companies love it because again it generates even more scandal american television and don't take charlie sheen cielo hand with our analyst miles courts and now we're at the least this endless and all these scandals have to do with private matters but the bill they knew seemed to such an extent that maybe happens by the same as were placed actually seen america i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . well still to come on the program here on r.t. is ready sentiment gathers steam in europe tourists authorities a ban on imports of products from the occupied palestinian territories. plus with a car crash victim who made a heroic wheelchair journey from the far east to moscow all of this in a bid to draw attention to the daily challenges faced by to say. colonel gadhafi has said that he will not leave libya despite mounting pressure he used a chess game against the visiting president of the world chess federation to reinforce his defiance meanwhile nato made its move announcing plans to expand military stri

visors their lawyers etc etc i mean in the networks american media companies love it because again it generates even more scandal american television and don't take charlie sheen cielo hand with our analyst miles courts and now we're at the least this endless and all these scandals have to do with private matters but the bill they knew seemed vironment to such an extent that maybe happens by the same as they were placed back in america i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . what are some american officials are getting away with misconduct verging on the criminal and u.s. consul general in the russian city of lot of seriously injured a man while allegedly drunk at the wheel ten years old in the victim who was left permanently disabled is still waiting for justice more on that story later. he may be faced by an ongoing rebellion an increasingly destructive nato bombing campaign and worldwide condemnation but colonel gadhafi has vowed he'll stay in libya to the bitter end his remarks came over a game of chess with the visiting president of the world chess federation. aft