flanagan, it does not seem as if nextg submitted and the misleading photographs. it appears date followed all of the appropriate processes, and i will move that we uphold the permit. on the basis that all proper processes were followed. >> that it went through the planning department review required by the application process at the time. vice president garcia: thank you. >> if you could call the roll, please? >> so to recap, the motion from the vice-president to uphold this permit on the basis that all proper processes occurred, including planning department review. >> that it underwent the planning department review required -- >> at the time of issuance? >> at the time of the permit application, that applied to this permit application. >> ok, on that motion, what that basis -- b-- with that basis -- [roll-call vote] >> thank you, the vote is 3-1. the permit is upheld on that basis. vice president garcia: adam director, i know that we only have one more case, but someone -- madame director, i know that we only have one more case, but someone has requested that w

flanagan. who have two minutes. >> there are just a few of us. thank you for hearing us tonight. i have been in the current location for 20 years. i am representing a number of my neighbors to night, and we are really concerned about the growing numbers of wires and equipment going up over the last couple years. nearby streets have been underground, so we have become a thorough search for new boxes, so i was excited to read the general plan that there was some relief. before you is the appeal that i submitted on june 23, and in that appeal, there is a number of pictures i have taken with my iphone camera and a tax -- and attach, and those pictures all support what i consider to be part of the general plan, and i will read for it as part of the general approval for this project. they have such wording answes highlighting the views and the lifestyles of residents, especially those on hilltops should be maintained and approved. i also said anything blocking or comparing these street the use -- impairing street views should not be there. i also talked about the review for those permi

flanagan previously at the previous rules committee. i am supporting mr. pitts. i have been around the sro task force the last three years, and so has mr. pitts. he has been instrumental in convincing the task force to increase the membership of the committee to 2 the what pennant representatives, and wisely the supervisors adopted that policy -- to two tenant representatives, and wisely the supervisors adopted the policy. i have never seen the others at a task force meeting in the last three years. there is already a representative on the task force from the mission sro collaborative. ms. cirilo has her hands full trying to get the standards of care enacted. i urge you to appoint mr. pitts to the sro task force. thank you. chairperson kim: is there any other public comment at this time? please step up. >> my name is michael nulty and i am the program director of the tenants' association coalition, as well as one of the facilitators that do the training is for the tenant leadership training, which are people that live in sro tenant buildings. so i have some famil

he owned flanagan's pub. loyal patrons of hearing his stories and his knowledge of golf and baseball. we all miss him. supervisor weiner: submit. supervisor cohen: thank you very much, colleagues. it is a very exciting day. today i am introducing a resolution that simply is expressing concern over the treatment of mr. de sean and buy it the u.s. airways staff and to develop and the torment a consistent dress requirement for passengers. this was a 20-year-old student from san francisco. he attends the university of new mexico albuquerque and is a resident of san francisco's hunters point neighborhood. he was a passenger to albuquerque on june 15, 2011. although u.s. airways has no written dress code policy, he was asked by a ticket agent to pull up his pants on the flight, which he agreed to do so once seated. when asked about how the airline into men's dress code requirements, u.s. airways made it clear they have no formal dress code for their passengers, who instead are -- but instead are subjectively enforc

schoolyard alliance, jeffrey boettcher at gardens initiative, peter at nature in the city and dan flanagan at doug wildman at friends of the urban forest. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, two more to go. economic prosperity and environmental -- [applause] >> hello, mayor lee, thank you for being here very much. i'm with the center on race poverty and the environment. today i am representing the economic pros period of time jobs and environmental justice -- prosperity jobs and environmental justice program. the city and county of san francisco recognizes that poor neighborhoods have been burdened by the pollution generated by the fossil fuel-dependent economy and continues to suffer from high unemployment rates. as such, the san francisco department of the environment climate program recently convened two meetings of the economic prosperity jobs and environmental justice panel to create policy structure and directives that support the growth of the new local green economy. members of this panel represented a community activists, nonprofit organizations and job-training programs dedicated

patricia flanagan. an expert in teenage parenting and adolescent medicine. she reevely -- recently received the 2011 silver rattle award for her years of leadership and dedicated service to rhode island's teen mothers and children. dr. flanagan is rattling the system with her groundbreaking ideas and service to hasbro children's hospital community. she serves as the chief of clinical affairs at hasbro and a prolveser of pediatrics at brown university. as director of the teens at the children's hospital, she leads the team in providing social and medical services to their 300 teen mothers and their children. following their lives for up to five years. today i'm pleased to congratulate dr. patricia flanagan for her great contributions to the field of maternal and child health, as a pediatrician, a researcher, a teacher and an advocate. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? mr. burton: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the s

feature of the room that a lot of people miss, because it's at the entrance, the great clock by john flanagan. it's not just to tell you what time it is, it is to advise you to be mindful of your time and use it well and we're all here only for a certain period. so as my grandfather would say, make hay while the sunshines. >> the theme of european art mixed with american history is also prevalent on the outside of the building. >> at the crown, at the top of the dome, over the main reading room, there is a great golden flame, we call it the torch of knowledge, sometimes they use the latin word for it, and is the symbol of the active mind. you see images of actively burning flames, torches, lamps, all through the library, you know, which might seem odd for an institution that had had two disastrous fires in 1814 and in 1851. but it's not about destructive fire, it's about creative fire. and it's to inspire. when you enter the building as you're supposed to, as the architects and designers and sculptors planned going up the great staircase, you experience the facade of the building. the three a

not to focus on the u.s., tom flanagan of the canadian prime minister's office called for his assassination. and former alaska governor sarah palin -- [laughter] call you an anti-american cooperative with blood on your hands. can you respond to these charges? [laughter] [applause] >> after bill keller said that, it does not leave much route -- much ground for replied. sarah palin once on twitter complained about my grammar. [laughter] which is really the biggest insult to me. calling for a drone attack is virtually understandable. that event in the united states with very interesting. the quotes are outrageous and so on. but the context in which they occurred was fascinating. within a few months, was all i knew mccarthy as the bush we saw a new mccarty -- we saw a new mccartyist hysteria sprang up. on the other hand, yes, but they a lot of opportunities for politicians playing to their base and the powers and the military-industrial complex. but the power that is completely unaccountable is violent. when you walk past could group of ants in the street, in u.s. until the crush of you, you do

congress, i transmit to you that canche burke, aborter goss, abner smitza, omar ashmali, mary kay flanagan, scott gaffe, gary hartzler, and nathaniel wright have signed an agreement to not be a candidate for the office of senator or representative in or delegate or resident commissioner to the congress for the purposes of the federal election campaign act of 1971 until at least three years after he or she is no longer a member of the board or staff of the office of congressional ethics. copies of the signed agreement shall be retained by the clerk of the house as part of the records of the house. should you have any questions, contact ronald dell thomas, signed sincerely, karen l. haas, secretary of the united states. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, when he house adjourned today, it shall adjourn to meet at 1:00 p.m. on nurs -- at 1:00 p.m. on tuesday, july 3, 2011, and further -- july 5, >> mark kelly, husband of that bill differed, is expected to be in attendance. it gets under way -- under at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> at the political level, we are divided. >> the dow lama talks

. >> david flanagan writing no, the american public should not be penalized by those that we elect tot to make solid choices to do the job they were elected to do. in may opinion, the only thing we can be blamed for is voting for the wrong individuals. >> on facebook, allen says not raising the debt ceiling would be too high a price to pay for irresponsible spending. reduced spending and tax reform could raise hopes that america can properly address its debt problem. >> jack on facebook writes it will or should teach americans politics is more important than what is good for the nation again. the republicans are still hoping for obama's waterloo. smart americans will see through the nonsense on twitter not raising the debt ceiling would show that the lesson on spending had been learned. mixed views on that. keep your comments coming. we will read more of your thoughts later in the show. we promised you this before the break. a 10-year-old new hampshire boy that's a hero after rescuing his little brother and saving his life. >> 6-year-old clayton was choking on a marble. his lips were

tom flanagan, a former aide to the canadian prime minister has called for assange's assassination, and former alaska governor sarah palin -- [applause] [laughter] >> such an interesting person. >> called you and anti-american operatives, with blood on your hands. can you respond to these charges? [laughter] >> well, after bill keller said i was thin-skinned, it does not leave much ground for a reply, does it? sarah palin wants also on twitter complaint about my grammar. [laughter] that is really the biggest insult for me. calling for a drama attack is understandable, but correcting my grammar from sarah taylor and is really insulting. -- sarah palin is really insulting. obviously, it has uncalled wrong and outrageous, but the social and political -- it has been called from an outrageous, and so on, but the social and political events in which they happened was amazing. within a few months, we saw a new mccarthyism hysteria a rise in the united states last year. that is quite worrying. a new mccarthyism can come up so quickly. on the other hand, yes, there are a lot of optimistic politi