this would not have happened happenedjanet and faron. thank you, mr. mayor. [applause] >> mayor lee, thank you very much. the met -- the next part of the program will present three awards. the first award is new this year, and to be sure i get it correctly, it is called sf made sf -- it is called "sf made individual award." it is to facilitate somebody getting started in manufacturing in san francisco. i think mayor lee is going to present the award. and this is our "places to make" award. >> last september, we had a really big hit in san francisco when he ceramics' decided to move to san francisco. they needed to work with a property owner that not only worked -- welcome to them, but someone they could work with in the long term that shared the same vision of growing and allow space to be made in the northeast area and allowing ceramics to grow for generations to come. tonight, i would like to present the sf made places to make award to fred snyder, the property owner for peace ceramics. -- haeth ceramics, who will be working with us in the very near future.

i want to thank kate and janet and faron. the team at sf made has really made this happen. i am the founder. i do not have to do anything. and i also want to thank city hall. both for your moral support and financial support. and to mayor lee, thank you. mayor lee has been here for an hour. i remember an administration where you were lucky that you got a flyby. we got an hour. that is awesome. [applause] melea chon, -- cohen, we have the local celebrities right here. the manufacturing is going to get big and bad -- bigger and bigger and the job base is like to get bigger and bigger. let's hear it for sf made in san francisco. [applause] >> thank you very much. the program is over, so your chart is to enjoy yourself. and i want to give a big thank you to be mccroskey staff , who is involved in making mattresses. it is wonderful to be here. >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel co