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

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. 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?

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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

., etc., on my street. that's when i looked out the window. it was under control, went back to doing my dishes and cleaning my house. about three days later, inspectors knocked on the door. of course, the first thing i asked was where did you get my name and address? they said the owners of the complex gave us your name and address and everybody's name and address. it's on, you know. a sheet of paper, standard operating procedure. i said ok. come on in. i don't have anything to hide. i didn't see anything. told them point-blank i did not see anything, just what i communicated to you, i communicated to them. so to my surprise, yesterday i got a phone call saying they were going to give my name to the defense as a witness. and i'm saying wait a minute. how are you going to give my name to the defense. i told you, i did not see anything. i don't know anything. in addition to that, the young man who was murdered told anybody and everybody who was in earshot, including the police, e.m.t., and from what i underst

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:

every time they have inch closer to the debt ceiling, treasury officials, bankers, etc., they come to bear on congress to do this because they know the consequences would be bad. >> presumably they know all of this and they will come to an agreement. >> that is what has happened in the past. the reason that people are not so sure that they can come to an agreement is that the stakes they have laid out are so high and the differences between where the two parties are. they would like to bring them closer to the fiscal balance. democrats are fine with spending cuts but they have said they're not going to say to pour and working-class people that we will cut social services unless you also ask wealthy people to pay more in taxes and republicans reject any tax increases. they are at a fundamental and passed. this is over matters of ideology and the only have a month to resolve this. >> matters of economic ideology or matters of political persuasion as well? >> there is definitely a matter of both. there is really a question of how best to bring the country back to this the violence and ho

., etc.here was a poll we started earlier this week. just over half of all americans believe that our best days as a nation are behind us. those are not the views of all americans, but that is more than half. what do you make of that distinction, that juxtaposition? >> i think there is some truth to that. every time i go to china, i feel energized. first of all, there are so many people there. there is always something happening. but there is the fact that they have been joined triple digit economic growth -- double-digit economic growth for several decades. having said that, i think that, in a globalized world, if americans are thinking in terms of how we position ourselves in a globalized world and have to work with china and other places that are emerging in terms of economic growth, do nothing that we necessarily have to fill that hole +. >> about the people, there is stuff happening in turn all the time. in part, it is because there are so many people. 300 million americans, 1.3 billion

the latter grouped as reactionary, undialectic products of -- [inaudible] etc., etc. variations of these contests survive until today in many parts of the third world, extreme disciples which still roam the jungles, the mountains or urban settlements of nigeria armed with definitive texts and other productive texttology that explicate the history and destiny of mankind from birth to death and excommunicate all others. one such surfaced in nigeria calls it -- [inaudible] translated as "death to all books. "um, except, of course, only one: theirs. it quite young career has already resulted in the extermination of hundreds. some of you may have read, and the rampage goes on until today. only my book -- [inaudible] moammar gadhafi could not wait to get in on the act. many people believe that he remains simply obsessed with power and domination of the political kind. yes, unquestionably. but we tend to ignore the fact that he was also a writer. oh, yes, he did write. remember the green book? that dead on arrival text on which he spent the revenue from millions of barrels o

., 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: public comment will be limited to three minutes. please speak your name. [reading names] >> thank

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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would move that the department, also include continuous worke with te architect as to demonstration, etc. thank you. at this time, since we have been sitting since noon without a >> please be reminded that the commission does not tolerate any outbursts of any kind. if you have mobile devices of any kind, please turn them off or in the new position appeared finally, when speaking before the commission, speak into the microphone and state your name for the record. commissioners, we are on your 3:00 p.m. regular calendar item, 13, for case 2007.0030e, and 8 washington street hearing on the draft environmental impact report. please note that written comments will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on august 15, 2011. >> good afternoon, commissioners. planning department staff and environmental coordinator for this project. this is a hearing to receive comments on the draft environmental impact report for case 2007.0030e. the purpose of today's hearing is to take public testimony or comment on the adequacy, accuracy, and completeness of the draft environmental impact report. there is no approval act

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., etc..d so some parents are refusing to register the children's birth to let them have it. you can't do anything about that. the other factor of course is security but we are trying to reach that as well. we have a national polio eradication program support it fully by mr. gates and his foundation. he saw our president here in washington, d.c. a few months ago and our president came from ambassador richard holbrooke's memorial service and we sat together, and we may not be able to get to zero any time soon because still the parents refuse to get vaccinated there is nothing anybody can do about it if that comes across the circumstances that rise to polio but we do hope that we will be able to bring the numbers back down to the relatively nominal numbers we had in the mid-90s and the late nineties. >> let me take three -- >> we have that and do you have a question and then your question. go ahead. >> mr. investor, in your opening remarks i believe you said that half of the population of pakist

twitter, facebook, ebay, google, amazon, etc., you are using consumer application clout services. just so we realize how far we have transition, i was with a stanford did about two months ago, and i'm giving her the lecture on what is cloud computing, and i start that way. i say once upon a time, consumer applications used to get installed on your pc and update and all that, as she looks at me and said, "i've heard of this thing. isn't it called a floppy disk?" [laughter] what many of you guys probably do not know is on the business application front, this has similarly happen in a very different way. nearly every business application -- when i talk about business applications, and talking about financial customer relationships systems, purchasing, hr, web analytics, all the software business is used to automate their businesses. what you may not know is in the past 10 years, every business application software company which has gone public has been delivered as a cloud service. nobody does it in the new world the old way anymore. is all delivered as a cloud service. this ranges f

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what the voters said in the last election, saying we want washington to spend within its means and etclso seeing poll after poll after poll that shows americans want compromise, and they think there should be something on the revenue side, and you are saying no, so why are you ignoring the polls and saying this is what the elections said? >> well, that's not true. we dealt with all the corporate loopholes that the president wants to do away with it. our budget did away with those but did away with them in a manner that allows for tax reform so you get the whole situation fixed and solved. we're not interested in doing bites at the apple or nips at the side, because that is not what will get this crisis solved. our budget took away the corporate loopholes and broadened the base for tax reform and lowered the rates for individuals so we can get this economy growing and creating jobs, because that's the key, we have to grow our way out of this challenge. >> speaking for yourself or the leadership if you care to, if you cannot get these things that you have outlined, major structural chang

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sort of getting into the territories removing them for that from the drugs lowering their salaries etc and there are no bail of all playing the democratic rules i guess that so far seems to be the motivation of this person as well at the same time i mean he i noticed my take inspiration from the islamic terrorists seeing how a very few number of people do have huge effects in the pickle climate on political decisions taken by the us and policymakers. it seems that when the blast shook the capital that the security forces were really concentrated in a downtown oslo. possibly diverting attention from the deadly shooting spree how do you assess the responses. the country's security agencies. well. they are they had drills under prepared for this a bomb bomb blast but i mean this this coordinated sort of fly and sequence of events by this person it's a kind of sort of freak planned accident or happening that it's difficult to to. really prepare you for yourself for from i mean zero four i mean it's it's the scenario is this difficult to proceed rahmani options of course there are limited c

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pagando impuestos, pero no pueden renovar la visa, porque el sistema es tan complicado y burocrÁtico, etcas que no quieren mudarse a los ee.uu., vienen a trabajar seis u ocho meses, regresan a su paÍs y regresan el aÑo que viene. no tenemos un sistema que fincione. todas esas reformas tienen que existir y no hay sentido ninguno en deportar a estudiantes de ingienerÍa, de quÍmica. debemos estar atrayendo a esas personas, no... >>y hay estudiantes que fueron traÍdos aqui por sus padres a muy corta edad y que no conocen otro paÍs y que los estÁn deportando. >>ya esa es parte de la tercera fase. la primera fase es cumplir con las leyes y aprobar la seguridad, la segunda fase es una reforma al sistema de inmigraciÓn legal y la tercera es ¿quÉ hacemos con 12 millones de personas que estÁn aquÍ sin documentos? y yo sÉ que hay dos cosas que no... >>y que contribuyen a esta economÍa y que quieren lo mejor para sus hijos. >>los dos extremos ninguno son posibles. el primer extremo es deportar a 12 millones de personas. eso es ridÍculo, no se puede hacer. nadie serio puede decir que eso es una soluci