fuller, please call item. >> okay. so members of the public may address the commission on topics that are within the subject matter of the commission but are not part of this agenda. comments specific to an item on the agenda may be heard when that item is considered. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. general public comment may be continued to the end of the agenda if speakers exceed 15 minutes of general public comment. for item 8 for general public comment. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of general public comment may line up against the wall furthest from the door if you're in the chambers. if you're calling in, dial 415-655-0001. the meeting number access code is 24867157568. followed by pound and pound again. and to raise your hand, please dial star three to speak. seeing no members of the public who are physically present to and expressed interest in speaking on this item, we'll turn to members of the public who are calling in. sf gov tv, do we have any

fuller, please call item. >> okay. so members of the public may address the commission on topics that are within the subject matter of the commission but are not part of this agenda. comments specific to an item on the agenda may be heard when that item is considered. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. general public comment may be continued to the end of the agenda if speakers exceed 15 minutes of general public comment. for item 8 for general public comment. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of general public comment may line up against the wall furthest from the door if you're in the chambers. if you're calling in, dial 415-655-0001. the meeting number access code is 24867157568. followed by pound and pound again. and to raise your hand, please dial star three to speak. seeing no members of the public who are physically present to and expressed interest in speaking on this item, we'll turn to members of the public who are calling in. sf gov tv, do we have any

but i also want to talk about fuller is asian as a lyrical strategy. something that would be used on the right in the 1990's to rate affect area but as i do, i will talk about the 1990's, and from merely in this talk, i want to muddy the waters. even in that moment, it is an incredibly effective strategy. with a newly robust conservative media, it is not the only strategy being used. it is so interesting once you dive into it. if you think about it, it's in your of rampant polarization. it emerges as much more complex than that. it is understandable why we think of that as an era of fuller's agent. it starts with those early 1990 culture wars that are so fierce and consume so much oxygen in u.s. politics. newt gingrich emerged as the avatar of polarization. how we see he was in the 1980's, but in the 1990's, he comes into his own of course, conservative media. it becomes a juggernaut figure when the show goes national. in 1991 and 1993, is dominating discourse, but getting a lot of oxygen in conversations about u.s. politics, and then fox news and othe

secretary fuller? >> thank you.ll take public comment before debate on the a dochgs of the regular calendar of -- regular calendar of meeting minutes and the member of the public who wish to make three minutes of public comment and if you're in person and in the hearing room, you may line up in the room against the door or calling from outside of the hearing room, dial 415-665-0001. and the meeting access code is 24918153631. followed by a pound and then pound again. and in order to raise your hand, please press star three on your touch pad. okay. we will take a look at hands raised for this item for public comment. it appears we have two hands raised at this time. i'll unmute the first caller. caller, you have three minutes to speak on this item. i will give you a 30-second warning. >> excellent, thank you very much, david again. i support the proposed schedule. that's all that's available at this point on friday mornings, so be it. there are some conflicts with mta engineering hearings that often happen including

policies that allowed kids to stay in school, businesses to stay open, and we worked to protect the most fullererbal people from the virus. but we did not have to close down to do it. and what has steve sisolak done here in nevada? he has close your state down. he was bragging about how he ended your emergency last may. that was almost a year after we ended hours. closed down your schools, your businesses. this is the difference in conservative leadership. if you look at republican-led states, kids in republican-lead states were in school last year almost twice as many days as kids from democrat states. [applause] nebraska was the sixth-best state for kids and classrooms. nevada, number 42. and if you look at unemployment rates, if you look at the youngest unemployment rates right now in the nation, nine out of the top 10 best, lowest unemployment rates, a republican-led states. you will not be surprised to know that the bottom 10, 9 out of the top bottom 10 are democrat-let states. nebraska has the second-lowest unemployment rate in the country. nevada, the second-worst. conservative leadershi

we fry and it is important here that we are fuller for me from some specific products, but from an excessf calories. if your mushrooms will float in oil, then we will definitely be on fats, but we will do a search and there are not mushrooms at all. mushrooms themselves will be to blame for this, they really contain from 20 to 30 kilocalories per 100 g . small, volume created by mushrooms big enough flavor is saturated, and saturation will be created er, very well. well, here it is important not to spoil the mushrooms with oil because of the chitin known to us and their solid structures. mushrooms are sometimes even compared by doctors with such a gastrointestinal brush, which, as it were, cleans and sweeps everything that is in our intestines. so the question is where is the benefit of eating mushrooms? we adsorb, including everything useful, including beneficial microbiota. and it’s interesting that nikolaevich talks little about this when it is recommended to use fiber, when they recommend eating, and whole grains porridge , hard pasta, but here, as well, there is also dietary fiber, w

alix: craig fuller providing market intelligence.ikes of deere are saying these freight costs have not peaked. the market looks like it has peaked. what do you see? craig: we see a lot of what is playing out in the freight market in terms of cost is a lot of hangover from the last two years. companies have been reluctant to renegotiate freight rates. spot markets collapsed across all markets. container markets, trucking markets. spot is reflecting a much lower and sluggish set of conditions. those contract rates are still historically high. we have seen them peak but it is a slow process for them to turn out. the reason is shippers are reluctant to renegotiate contracts out of fear there will be another major capacity crunch. we believe that is largely behind us. guy: you listened to the call from walmart. from target. on and on. they are talking about canceling inventory. presumably, at some point that has to bleed through into the freight market. what do you make of it? craig: bookings out of china, at least container, most of what

but even though high prices have helped keep russian coffers, fuller than expected, economy is forecasted to contract by more than 4 percent this year. the russian government is trying to shield average citizens from the impact of the sanctions. for example, the state has raised pensions and the minimum wage by 10 percent major employers like number one lender spare bank, and the gas giant gas prom raised salaries in july and emergency capital controls helped strengthen the ruble by more than 25 percent this year. while russia has been able to stave off economic collapse so far, inflation could weigh heavily on the economy and consumer sentiment official figures, a show. the cost of consumer goods is up almost 11 percent so far in 2022. as winter approaches in the northern hemisphere, the current energy crisis could lead to more tit for tat responses between russia and europe. for a more i'm joined by maxim nearon off professor finance at the i e. business school in madrid. maxime, let's pick off where that report left off. how does an ever escalating economic war between russia and europ

secretary fuller, how -- >> it's confusing here. >> sorry. >> so, if there's still -- okay. read it out loud -- >> i would -- so we did not have any other public commenters during general public comment who weren't able to speak so we don't have to do the final item and can, you can ask the second question, hearing no further discussion -- >> so if all public commenters were able to speak, hearing no other discussions, secretary fuller, do you have any other business on the calendar? >> all general public commenters were able to speak during item 8 and we have no further business on the item. >> hearing no objection. oh! commissioner harrison? >> yeah. [mic is off] give me a few minutes here. i think all of us went on our tour and commissioner kim and i went on one and i'll tell you, i was truly impressed with the hotspot crew. i don't know how they do it day-in and day-out out. it's difficult. they treated, you will, the clients with the greatest of compassion and well-being. i just -- it was enlightening and a wonder of experience. not that the -- our clients, if you will,

commission as issued a statement regarding the legality of the disputed presidential election results. fuller, triple khaki says that he is confident of the results and of his actions in announcing that will be rooted at one. the president elect himself said he's ready to move forward following his victory runner up, reloading it says he will challenge the results legality or the countries. 7 electoral commissioners have said that they cannot in good faith support the outcome data use, felix marina in nairobi explained earlier the chairman's comments to us. let me just give a background of what happened. so on tuesday, just be on monday, just before the presidential election result was announced in kenya, for commissioners stormed out of the national, telling center and went to a different location and give a press conference thing that they were not as they were not in agreement with their results that was about to be read by the chairman. so it turns out today from a statement that has been released by the i b. c chairperson or for legible, cutty, that the commissioners wanted that they res

in a alongside rowers, ed fuller and ollie stanhope. ahead of france and germany. kennedy will now step away from the crew to continue her treatment and turned her focus to the 2024 paralympic games in paris. today has been really emotional for me. today has been really emotional for m i_ today has been really emotional for m i will_ today has been really emotional for me. i will listen to my recording back _ me. i will listen to my recording back. really, really holding it together, but there are a few cracked — together, but there are a few cracked because in the last 300 metres — cracked because in the last 300 metres. �* , ., , , ., metres. i'm “ust really proud. back indoors at metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the _ metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the olympic _ metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the olympic park, - metres. i'mjust really proud. back indoors at the olympic park, the i indoors at the olympic park, the uneven bars final saw georgia—mae fenton finished sixth with her team—mate alex

a fuller trouble . katty says he's confident of the result and of his actions in announcing that william router had one president elect router says he's now ready to move forward. following his victory runner up. rather, a dinger says he's, he's going to challenge the results legality for of the country. 7 electoral commissioners have said they cannot support the outcome. let's join felix marina in nairobi. welcome felix. so are what we learned from before the chapel. kathy's comment. good evening field saw what fletcher would cut his foot earlier on today. and he said that 4 of the commissioners who he should have pressed it meant and they said that they were not confident with that is all that was released. they are full, legible, cathy or their presidential result. that was the truth released to their country. but fletcher broke out, he said that these particular commissioners had wanted him to chin's, there is also that it would kenyans would go for iran off that day. and they to candidates all day tie. and eventually kenya's would go to iran off. he said that he was very confident i

my name is bob fuller. (inaudible) public works commission and (inaudible) san itation and streets division. welcome to these two commissions. unfortunately i am isolating at home per covid-19 exposure protocols and with will facilitate the meeting virtually. rachel (inaudible) project director stepped up to handle in-room technology, with support from our colleagues in sfgovtv and media service. thank you to everyone who is there. this is not how we envision kicking off this commission. i thank you in advance for your patience with any technical difficulties we encounter. i also like to thank all the department staff prom public works and new department of sanitation and streets, as well as the city administrator's office for all their support in setting up and wanting these two commissions as well as the transactionition to the new departments. i will now call a roll for each commission. please respond into a microphone so i can hear you and so the public can hear you. starting with the sanitation and str

he came back to that point again and again in his letters charles fuller a member of the 61st new york published a regimental history in which he recorded that barlow was that first despised by his men for inflicting undeserved cruelties crispy crisply summed up by one soldier quote. the general was exceedingly unpopular showing his dislike of his men by the exhibition of many petty acts of persecution and tyranny. popularity counted little in barlow's mind honestly would he cared about was the fact that his units enjoyed a good reputation as discipline and well-trained with good morale and high confidence overall as charles fuller also noted a majority of barbless men came to a gretching appreciation of his ability to instill battle readiness in them. that would actually reduce combat injuries. the distinguished officer and i'm just going to go forward a little bit in time francis a walker of the second corps praised barlow's training methods after witnessing an expertly done maneuver by barlow's division in a later campaign the overland campaign quote. most regiments in the service h

mm. counter terrorist expo dent fuller, u. s. army analyst scott bennet investigates crimes against humanity. mm. the american indians foreseen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged expelled and exterminated from much of ah, the eastern seaboard. mm hm. the elimination of so called inferior races and extermination camps typical of the west . hitler had hardly come up with anything new bloemfontein 19 o one british concentration camp bout house 1945, a naughty extermination camps. ah, the wisdom well did fairly well living off exposing its colonies version power extremely profitable for the bridge. the french tried to, to copy in his books and articles, poll, craig roberts, professor of economics and well known journalist and former u. s. assistant secretary of the treasury for economic policy analyzes the economic factors destabilizing the world. i don't think that region attribute or european colonialism to anything other than the money making the sun never set all the british empire. the college were, we

suffer and to pay heavy price for continue was our policy a i don't really much is for as a sanctions, fuller, and change a calculus. so fashion leadership and of course the committee will be seen. we shouldn't forget that as a sanctioned host. those, those, the, with the you up in particular is dependent on russian energy and russian weight. so it is, so, you know, in every world we have 2 equations. one can cause more damage, but or so, and i don't equation it was the countries that can take a most definitely you know, for looking at history, i think her russia is displayed their willingness to cost full well what it believes. it's too well. i agree with you, but i also think that russia definitely has showcase capability to suffer a lot. but it also has demonstrated a willingness to reach some sort of a compromise with israel. tricky or many other contentious neighbors and partners. i hope the west can also learn from bad news, only possibly know why they've outcome will be the people on the station. oh, okay. is there a way that he's not going to join, but they don't think so. russia misc

and to pay heavy price for continue was our policies a i don't really much is for as a sanctions, fuller change? i was a calculator. so fashion leadership. and of course the may still be seen. we shouldn't forget that as a sanctioned host. those those, the, with the you up in particular is dependent on russian n, o g, a russian weight. so it is so, you know, in every world we have 2 equations. one can cause a mold damage, but or so, and i don't equation it was the countries that can take a most definitely no for looking at history. i think her show is displayed their willingness to work a cost full well what it believes it's too well. i agree with you, but i also think that russia definitely has showcase capability to suffer a lot. but it also has demonstrated a willingness to reach some sort of a compromise with israel training or many other contentious neighbors and partners . i hope the west can also learn from bad news, only possibly know why they've outcome will be the people on the station. oh, okay. it only domain has already and i was not going to join, but they don't i think so.

where did she is with shana fuller's when or where to mature. swearing? absolutely. nothing is now absolute, move it interesting you chest to ship those to the new a blog on the tragedy. the new with ration action threshold not constant. each member crash with now compression maxine, the is knife of the confession it in your test. i will segment some special moment for your patient, but i'm still eat one they are now because can you my live ginger, almost constant. the qu failed. the conspirators were arrested and the internal affairs minister about his cougar, shot himself with roller. that would be cheaper than the woo woo schumer daniel roller. we were still want you to lose it. new york in crossville dot com or give just the earliest i should look. i'm not sure if i see a year choose to where you are. so where you, at least in the spirit narrow them. so talk to you more in a soon meal is deal with the actual screening. se ask you saves schoolboy ambit saws. nehemiah wooster, she wouldn't have good news, would charlotte? nor too many, many, even though what he did

so you marshall's luggage, fuller and sailor ship can they be union? iraq, europe will appointments to push. are you just starting to come over? must close q. the metals is a, can you beat is pretty butcher. you saw 3 is to ship or store fronts vehicle was it's a year for so some pertinent question. so if you have some asserting the blood of that i, so what each can, it's some particular worse, you get the worst where, which was more st for a few to which he v. stupid, dutch metals from user care to support his own. you killed another couple, it wouldn't. where did a year when the wesley young us notion of with the news. oh, it could endorse, you know, scary movies. you so pissed up one of those people that you look up front. he's guilty, chose 3 weeks to do it book your philosophy. we still are so part of the choice when you professional don't with it. here again is up to way to put a good in it so that if you sort of where you are grown, when you orders from the port when you flush the but the one that when we 1st started it sort of flushed him, we'r

there are other records that we might be able to find and combined with other information to create a fuller picture of native experience. so again, to remind you of the kinds of information that is in these records available through national -- so given our time constraints all touch briefly on some of the into that you can glean from these records. first, the records indicate that more choctaw served for the confederacy than we previously knew. second, the records can give us some sense of changes taking place in choctaw society. we can also use the records to him for connections between people who served, and in particular i will look at what the records can tell us about enlistments, how fluctuations and can vary based on battle and political activity. most importantly the records provide a glimpse at the experiences of common soldiers in the civil war and remind us that the war was not just a rupture between northern and southern states, but that other groups, native groups, were drawn into the dispute. so the contemporary choctaw nation estimates that approximately 1200 chuck to troops

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here in brooklyn, fuller, we're definitely not just his own children. other relatives also ask a quasi for money. dr. on good an to do uncle. the whole family was we helped them to vote and got people and gone. i always expect that when someone comes from abroad or lives abroad, or does that though, support the rest of the family good before really on. that's what we do. so as those levels of course, he lives on the outskirts of mannheim with his wife and linda's half brother. he has a job with the u. s. army he finds to pay ok, but even so, there isn't much money left at the end of the month. in order to give regular support to their daughter, linda. the family has to economize and save many migrants in the diaspora. irene, a similar situation, but a quasi has discovered something that might help. a friend told him about a project called we do, which aims to support people in countries like ghana. the goal is to create new jobs in africa. this extra support will be just what linda needs a quasi and his wife christiana would love for their daughter to b

they dishes in the book with chris fuller, my biggest worry is that they won't treat our son as a p o w at all. but as a criminal m e survey, they've been doing with many others zeppelin, leach, i'm worried that they'll put him on trial. it is using all these lies. and from the top of the evidence shifts, yes. will you freak? according to ukraine security service over 7000 ukrainians have now been taken as prisoners of war by russian forces. the security service is collecting as much information as possible, but its work is highly confidential. so it turned down our interview requests. however, an attorney representing 50 families of p o w's was prepared to talk to us bloody slough. ignore tiff works closely with the security service, trying to bring the p o w 's back home. i see, he thinks russia will be accusing more and more ukrainian soldiers of being nazis or committing other invented crimes. i think this is, sir, this is done mostly for their political purposes. when you create such an, you know, importance of the person who's gray nazis, you know, you may use it to in, in their

obviously, just a few days have passed and all kinds of versus at fuller for a proliferation. the version that ukraine was responsible was one of the, was the one that the russian propaganda embraced very eagerly even before the f b came out with their latest statement. of course. now the propaganda will switch on and go into the steam very eagerly, blaming everything. am key if but i, i remain highly, highly dubious with, with the one thing that is, is, is very difficult to, to prove. what do you make of this group calling itself the national republican army? it claimed responsibility for the attack. right? nobody has ever heard of this national republican army until now, and when i read the statement, i also saw that the statements and the army itself, such as that, it claims to be, are extremely dodgy, frankly. so there is not much to make of this at this stage. so you know, we had that organisation claiming responsibility. we had the to be blaming ukraine . some are saying that f s b self could be responsible for this could also be private actors and the reality is will pr

flags by those slamming the current government and condemning interference by quote foreign powers. fuller, pakistani prime minister m ron con. has vow to fight for quote, real freedom and pledge to hold more antique government protests all across the nation. ah, fight for real freedom will continue until we get rid of this imported government and elections are held. we will struggle together. i'm against this slavery. let me make it clear. i won't let this nation based slave. i will unite this nation. we as a nation will pay off our debt by working together this, i guess brenda day, do you believe we talked to wendy before? i believe they were doing bye bye. good morning or because we have our daughter barbara, yvonne con this is august. i think this really because the morning actually because i need diesel access to our data. brendan, i know it is a hockey, hockey at cooper and i gather the martin league not accepting this because the game is norman by the courtesy by the american army and reminding our president tonight is given for holly. i am here to tell that i am not a slave. i am a

but what you know now is that the world is moving towards the most high fuller system. and during this transition, you're going to see more difficulties. so you'd like to see countries trying to find ways of. busy improving the chances of actually being a greater power when the new world order is that should be settled down now, because i as, as we move away from this western centers system or as this system continues to disintegrate, do you think they will ever be a moment when countries like, let's say iran, russia, been israel, and other nations that have, have had the experience of being sanctioned for a prolonged period of time. do you think they, they will come to a point of appreciating that experience because it made them more self sufficient? could it saves them some pain as the transition period continues because it's got this transition. i think we agree is going to be painful for many members of the international system has been on the sanction since 979. since lucian is so used to sanctions and that experience of being on the sanctions and also continue to

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