department of housing and urban development in the amount of $16,204,214 and to expend program income in the amount of $1,530,000. item 3. resolution approving the fy2012-2013 housing opportunities for persons with aids (hopwa) program; and authorizing the mayor, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to apply for, accept, and expend the city's fy2012- 2013 hopwa program entitlement from the u.s. department of housing and urban development in the amount of $9,731,577 and to expend program income and reprogrammed funds in the amount of $2,449,147. item 4. resolution approving the fy2012-2013 home investment partnership (home) program; and authorizing the mayor, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to apply for, accept, and expend the city's fy2012- 2013 home program entitlement from the u.s. department of housing and urban development in the amount of $3,955,888, and to expend program income in the amount of $30,000. item 5. resolution approving the fy2012- 2013 emergency shelter grants program; and authorizing the mayor, on behalf of the city and county of sa

item 18. >> authorizing the adult probation department to accept and expend a grant. president chiu: can we do this same house, same call? this is approved. item 19. >> approving and authorizing the execution of a third amendment to the master tournament agreement. president chiu: can we do this same house, same call? this is accepted. item 20. >> resolution authorizing the lease agreement with sixth street baldwin house. supervisor kim: as i have stated earlier this is a long time command and promise we made to the community and a larger south of market and amid park market committee. i want to think many of the members of the public who came out, small-business owners and community organization representatives that supported a substation here in the community. i know there was some reservations about this item, given the dissolution of redevelopment funds that were originally fretted for this project and the use of general funds for the substation. i did want to emphasize how important i think this is as a cornerstone for what we're doing to make our communities in

democrats, that by the time they got around to health care, already a lot of political capital had been expended and already this narrative was developing. and in swing states, people were asking, why with unemployment are we talking about greenhouse gases? so the republicans began to use this to their advantage. and of course, then their plan, ed, was to win back the house and to use the house then as a point of the spirit against the obama administration, which, of course, is what we've seen over the last year and a half and what the subject of my book really is. >> and you document the record number of filibusters, all of that was all part of the plan, so the democrats actually had it right. it was just the party of no.

ordinance authorizing the department of the environment to accept and expend a grant in the amount of $403,000 from the california public utilities commission, through pacific gas and electric company, to study the impact that the replacement of old refrigeration equipment in san francisco businesses would have on energy usage and peak power demand in the city, and amending ordinance no. 146- 11 annual salary ordinance, fy2011-2012 and fy 2012-2013) to class 5640 environmental specialist grant funded position (.25 fte) at the department of the environment. supervisor chiu: same house, same call? this is passed on the first read. item #9. >> item #9. resolution authorizing the lease by t-mobile west corporation of approximately 160 rentable square feet of ground space located at 720 moscow street for the san francisco fire department. supervisor chiu: colleagues, i understand that supervisor avalos lives within 500 feet of this location. can i have a motion to excuse him? seconded by supervisor campos. another jet -- without objection, his excuse. if we could take the roll call vote on

the item before you is an accept and expend for $125,000, for a program called california volunteers, which is a state agency. the program called the disaster core, which was created by the state of california to provide training to folks in the community to help to provide for disaster response. somewhat similar to the nert program accept it takes it above and beyond with additional levels of training. members of the disaster core learn cpr, first-aid, incident command system. they get an fbi background check, and it allows them to provide a higher level of response both in sentences, and potentially to be deployed in neighboring communities following a major disaster. the grant -- the original grant that was received by the city funded recruitment and training for 250 volunteers. this grant renews the program, allows us to continue recruiting volunteers and continued trading of those volunteers. the grant will allow the city to continue to employ one volunteer coordinator to assist at the san francisco fire department. they are the coordinator for this program. they also will serve

again, even the ammunition that we expended, we replenished in the morning. so i wouldn't say we were burdened down, but it was an unusual load for an air mobile company to be carrying. and it was unusual for an air mobile company to be walking around in the woods. normally what happened is airplanes came and picked us up, and we got a free ride. so i wouldn't say we were unusually burdened down. it was probably more than we were used to carrying. >> what was the terrain like? >> for the first part of it, it was fairly clear because of the initial walkout was, again, part of lz x-ray. but as we moved further -- let me get my directions. as we moved further north, the elephant grass became more prevalent, so that became an issue in terms of visibility. but other than that, relatively flat. i think when we went back in '93 and looked at it, it looked more like north georgia woods than we imagined with the elephant grass added. so the visibility was really limited, and at least a portion of it. of course, the closer we got to albany, there were these -- the terr

we're going to expend them all here. then we asked if they knew what percentage of our fuel that our ships, for example, purchased once they were deployed from overseas supplies, and they said, no. and the answer is, 90%. that means basically when our ships leave port, the whole time they're deployed, they are purchasing 90% of all their fuels overseas where they won't have any of these alternative energies. the only thing i think we need 20b looking at is trying to get a balanced approach. we want alternative energy, we want to support alternative energy but don't want to be in the market of propping it up artificially. we want to be like the air force that says, if you do it, we're going to buy it from you but it needs to be cost competitive, and i think that's what mr. conaway is trying to get at in his amendment and i yield to the gentleman from texas. >> thank you. i would also like to point out the idea of short term versus long term has been brought up over and over. everything we do is short term versus long term

but if i were sick, i was expendable. they didn't want to take a healthy soldier and expend them taking care of me. so this all changed during the course of the war. and, just some pictures of, of people learning how to run, how to take care of ambulances. doctors began to understand that on the battlefield, you have to take care of the wounded. you have to take care of the sick. they learned how to do this. they learned the concept of organization. boats, to take combatants who are wounded up and down the rivers. these all became floating hospitals, something that was introduced during the war. and then, finally, the great hospitals of the civil war. by the time of the civil war, growing emphasis on maximizing the circulation of air, along with the desire for cleanliness, spaciousness and ventilation found life in the form of civil hospitals. that was the one william goodell went to. this is down in baltimore. pavilion plans called for multiple wards, ventilated by numerous windows and doors. it meant low sprawling hospi

item three, ordinance authorizing the department of environment to accept and expend a grant in the amount,000 from the california public utilities commission through pacific gas and electric company to study the impact that the replacement of old refrigeration equipment in san francisco businesses would have on energy usage and a peak power demand in the city, fiscal year 2011-2012 and fiscal year 2012- 2013 to reflect the addition of one class 5640 environmental specialist grant funded position at the department of the environment. supervisor chu: thank you very much. welcome back to supervisor avalos. we have a member of the department of environment here. >> supervisors, thank you. briefly, the california public utilities commission requires pg&e and other investor-owned utilities to spend ratepayer dollars to fund energy efficiency programs to benefit their customers. since 2003, the department of the environment has entered into a series of contracts to implement an energy efficiency program in the city. quickly, through these programs, over 10,000 residential, commercial properties

. >> item 2, except in expend grant in the amount of $215,000 for the fiscal year 2011 port security grant program for assets to enhance the fire department's water-based response capabilities and increase its protection of the port of san francisco and san francisco bay. >> good morning, supervisors. to present the next item on the agenda, which is except and expand in the amount of $215,000 before the fiscal year 2011 port security grant program. -- accept and expand. in september of last year the department came before the committee with approximately 1.87 million in credit funding for fiscal years 2007-2010. this wis a continuation of that. the grant program is of fema program, so it is federal funding. it is to increase our rain and water-based prepared this and increased security for ports. the request is for divert rescue equipment for $100,000, and $115,000 for equipment enhancement. this grant is for equipment only. no positions or salaries included. there is no grant match required by the department or the general fund. the department respectfully request approval of this.

but some people out there are expendable i think there is this question of you know if you if you say that ever you you stop asking what exactly it is that they're fighting for and what they're being here i don't right no way but we've had wars in the past where there was a common goal a common cause but i had now you don't see that i don't have the soldiers themselves coming back and asking ok great acts of heroism individually we don't even know why we done it and then that's what john kerry said and when he was coming back from vietnam who's going to explain the last till you die in vietnam what you died for and you're finding some of the most articulate spokesman against the war those who served and i don't see any can consistency at all with defending free speech because part of why they're risking the last full measure of motion so we can criticize the war we can criticize the pres. we can't send don't send any men and women over there it isn't worth it and so i think the two are easily separable one they hear wisdom of the individual willing to risk his life for someone else's

human rights could be expending. i had to throw in one shot here. sorry to offend you. this is martin gomez. i found this beauty queen in guatemala in the desert. if she had been cooking out there in 42 days. that is an open rib cage you're looking at. the pants are expended because in the heat it is nullified, carnivores cannot get through the blue jeans. we use this a photo with permission from her family and her fiance that she was coming to hook up with an oakland. because, they say, they want to encourage people to quit doing this. this stuff does matter. i simply want to say what is up there on the subhead -- debt is about a permanent part of the united states public policy in migration. -- death is now a permanent part of the united states public policy and migration. i have had the argument. we are not choosing that. you could tell that in 1998. maybe in 2000. but when you have the exact same results year after year after year and to spend no new resources to produce -- to reduce the number of migrant debts, it is now public policy. when you damn the organizatio

. >> is 15 minutes or expended on this day. how about a rematch? >> will we see them battle one more time? we'll have that story coming up. >> the preakness festival was not confined to the magic. more than one of the thousand people -- 100,00 people had a stunning and extravagant habits. early risers flocked to the infield. room five was the halftime entertainment. -- maroon 5 was the entertainment. you can catch highlights online at wbaltv.com. see behind the scenes pictures, exclusive of video, and a video from years past. it is all on wbaltv.com. click on "preakness." >> the weather here was perfect for the preakness. the south carolina coast, not so perfect. a storm developed in the past 24 hours and cranked up this afternoon. it is now an early season tropical storm going by the name alberto. the storm is headed away from us to the southwest, right along the carolina coast, headed towards georgia at this stage in the game. alberto has a 50 mile per hour winds and is moving southwest at 6 miles per hour. that thin, blue line shows its track to

in expenses, we are only 71% expended in salaries. 83% of the year has passed by. we will see, as we go into next year, a significant amount of additional staff on board. i suspect next year, we will see this a more regular in terms of the monthly expenditures. this is all dependent upon a large -- dependent upon the community-based organizations when they submit their invoices. a lot this occurs in the last couple of months. the comptroller's office is pushing for the departments to -- comptrontroller's office is pushing the departments. it looks like it is about $7.8 million. whoever, i would caution you, in this type of business, and you prepay for your services. to the extent that people have submitted their permits, but have not been reviewed, the work has not been done by permit services, the inspections have not occurred, we have to set aside that money to cover that. we are going to work with each controller's office. we had some questions last year and we will try to ensure the number-one thing i want to ensure is that we have enough set aside to continue

. >> i had that under the irs rules for expend get the hint. this cost us some time and $200,000 to mitigate the schedule delays. this is the end of the construction on the south end. there is port going away. prior to the america's cup, the plan of the terminal project was to leave the end of pier 27 on the waterside. that is the north side as well as the adjacent end of pier 29. the cruise terminal itself needs a space that is shown empty between the two. under the current agreement, the port would not have to pay for engineering, demolition, a new area draining, and you end wall fencing and lighting on the north part of a peer -- the pier. this slide shows the intersection of pier 29 with 27. what is remaining there is pier 29 at the apex of the triangle. at the right side is the end wall, 27. this portion of pier 29 will remain as it is while the preservation community decides how this end wall will be constructed. we plan to finish demolition of 27 next week. we will move over to the administration building on the embarcadero. the demoloti

we are not expendable. we are not flowers offered at the profit and power. we are dancing flames commitmented to darkness and the magic and mystery of life. women have long been slain at the environmental health and justice, from rachel to louis and the family of love canal. to the women of india and around the world fighting to clean up dangerously contaminated community. today more women have more power than ever before, especially more economic power and political power, women can shift the balance of power and change the face of the future. we are the once we have been waiting for as the poet june jordan. if we can bring ourselves to great clarity as to cause and effect. the environment is us, it is our wombs, our breast milk and families. our children to thrive in our bodies, unpolluted. the beauty industry and on to the next clean up project, the plastic industry, oil and war industries, too until there are no more toxic chemicals in babies, no more rocket fuel in breast milk or communities burdened by pollution. that is the work before us and that is

as a reminder, they provide storage so buses will not have to expend fuel going back to the east bay. the project is on the west approach in the upper and lower that's. the design is to be completed early next year. we forecast construction to proceed thereafter with the bidding process. the construction value is projected to be over $20 million. for this amendment, a design amendment for jacobs engineering. there are three basic components. the first one is to enhance the design and increase the capacity for bus storage. at this in all -- additional bus space underneath our current lot and to enhance the aesthetics and also to provide studies for caltrans, because this is an underneath caltrans facilities. the second is a more complete analysis of the column impacted by our design and construction. we will be excavating 2.7 feet throughout the area. over 60% will be in this range of 5 feet to 7 feet below grade. if you walk up from third street to second street, you will notice is quite a climb. the third component, the construction documents. we will be improving the structural miti

we have hundreds of millions of dollars expended by the san francisco transportation authority. we need to give thecac members some training and orientation so those moneys are spent correctly so that when they come here, we have a proper presentation so everybody can understand what is happening at the meetings and you need to be daft not to hear what i'm saying. thank you very much. supervisor avalos: thank you. we will close public comment. colleagues, on this item, i would like to move her ford as a recommendation to the full body. i know there has been input from district 5 commissioners and district for pressures to continue the items and they're reaching up to more candidates. we could continue this item on those positions. that is my motion, that we continue this item to the next committee. we will take that without objection. congratulations. and thank you very much for being here today. could you please call item no. 5? >> recommending $1,200,942 in cycle three lifeline transportation program jobs access reverse commute funds to the san francisco been sensible transpor

invirtió 50 dólares para comprar una máquina expende dora de chicles. >>> viendo a mi papá como trabajabaía más o menos de 50 y 60 máquinas. había máquinas de refrescos. >>> exequiel, si logro graduarse de la universidad. un sueño que no muchos logran realizar acá, y su modesto barrio del sereno. >>> yo siempre quería regresar a hacer algo en mi comunidad ahora me toca a mí. >>> y creo una fundación. >>> para ayudar a diferentes otros alumnos, que tengan el mismo sueño que ellos, empiecen su propio negocio. >>> así estudiantes como marisol lograron tener sus mackennas para instalar en negocios por cada dólar que logra la fundación se kiel le da 2 dólares. comienza a hacerlo en sexto grado, podría representar 45 mil dólares, para cuando se gradúa de la preparatoria. >>> es interesante. y aprendo muchas cosas. su fundación yao otorgó 40 becas a estudiantes como billy jiménez que ansia sobresalir. >>> exequiel nos dice que hay forma de ir al colegio y él es uno de esos caminos que podemos tomar. >>> la labor de exequiel fue reconocida por políticos y poderosos empresarios de california. >>>

it should be transient, expendable, low-cost, mass-produced, gimmicky, and in the 1960s, this art camef age-- pop. there was at that moment a kind of liberating nihilism, a sense that you could sort of clear away the junk of an inheritance from the 19th century which people had long since ceased to believe in. so that kind of clearing away and allowing oneself to really stare modern culture in the face, that had a tremendously liberating, invigorating, energizing quality, and it's that quality that gave pop art its kind of joyousness at the beginning... even though a lot of the message had this very acid undertone because it was denying a lot of things that we'd like to think about ourselves. when roy lichtenstein turns to the visual vocabulary of comic books, he's examining stereotypes, packaged images, packaged plots, packaged personalities. warhol's move is absolutely brilliant because what he does is to make a canvas which is nothing but the repetition of identical objects that are products of mass production, assembly-line production. warhol focuses on the effect of the commodity,

seeing that it's ok, what i would like to do is expend the rules for this. roll call please. >> i'll move to suspend the rules. >> [roll call vote] >> can i have a motion to -- >> move the resolution. >> second. >> i guess i have to read it, right? i can make emily read it. this is that the elementary school at the park side campus, authored by myself and commissioner murase. >> dan ryan loved his family and the public schoolchildren whose lives he enriched through art and music and music in all people's lives, being the first principle of the school of the arts. and whereas he never stopped working to the art and music alive. and whereas he benefited countless numbers of people by a selfless dedication to civic and social education artistic endeavors. and whereas he was essential to the rebuilding of the school's now known as the feinstein elementary school campus. therefore be it resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district honors the live and work of dan ryan for those that will remember him by officially dedicating th