notice in addition, we have a signed affidavit from the gautier's that the 311 poster was posted on the property for 30 days between december 16th, 2022 through january 16th, 2023. during this 30 day review period , the planner did not receive any orders for the permit. while dr. lee stated that he had safety concerns about the new elevator, he did not provide further details. he also did not provide any evidence as to how the city, intentionally or inadvertently caused him to be late in filing an appeal. dr. lee had multiple opportunity to object to the permit. however he did not object when the opportunity rs were made available to him or do so in a timely manner. while i understand dr. yee still has concerns for the for the permit, the permit was issued correctly. as such, the department is asking the board to deny the jurisdiction request on the basis that the city did not intentionally or inadvertently cause the requester to be late in filing the appeal. that concludes my presentation. happy to answer any questions. thank you, president swig. i'm i'm just going to ask the obvious.

in théophile gautier's poem , there was a cat lying on the old woman's lap. mine in french.rsed in reading this collection of lives of orthodox saints. mine. this. the collection is called chetjemeney, you've probably heard of museums dating back to 1200, the oldest iziko museum in cape town was founded in 1825, among the museum's exhibits is a huge collection of local flora and fauna, as well as samples of rock paintings of these peoples of south africa. zolosov? no. bushmen, museums over 900. bloody battles of the first and second world wars took place in this country. in memory of the battles, raberse built the jezer tower from flint here, and the flint museum was opened on the first floors. belgium, belgium, that's right. building 600. this country is the world leader in pork consumption; it is not surprising that a pig farm and a 26-story skyscraper were recently built here. china, that's right, building 300. the granite pyramid in the scottish estate of balmoral was erected in 1862 by queen victoria in memory of him. and her husband, and her husband prince, and her hus

but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in your own flower pots uh- window boxes , and you can put it in your garden, she says. >> the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they've, you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of groomers, uh- ranches that have alpaca uh, bison wool. >> back at the presidio, lou stringer and his team are trying to learn whether the hair is more effective than mixing other types of mulch and fertilizer. >> so this slow release fertilizer in the hair is one of the things we're about to test and see if that's better than just using fertilizer alone. >> and then i'm simply going to come through this pin flag. and at each intersection i'm going to touch the ground and check is there a plant there combing through the brush, as it were, for a hair based solution to restore native grass and plants

but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in your own flower pots uh- window boxes , and you can put it in your garden, she says. >> the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they've, you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of groomers, uh- ranches that have alpaca uh, bison wool back at the presidio, lou stringer and his team are trying to learn whether the hair is more effective than mixing other types of mulch and fertilizer. >> so this slow release fertilizer in the hair is one of the things we're about to test and see if that's better than just using fertilizer alone. >> and then i'm simply going to come through with this pin flag. and at each intersection, i'm going to touch the ground and check is there a plant there combing through the brush, as it were, for a hair based solution to restore native grass and plan

but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in yourwn flower pots, window boxes, and you can put it in your garden, she says. the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of groomers, uh- ranches that have alpaca uh, bison wool back at the presidio, lou stringer and his team are trying to learn whether the hair is more effective than mixing other types of mulch and fertilizer. >> so this slow release fertilizer in the hair is one of the things we're about to test and see if that's better than just using fertilizer alone. >> and then i'm simply going to come through this pin flag. and at each intersect, i'm going to touch the ground and check is there a plant there combing through the brush, as it were, for a hair based solution to restore native grass and plants is very interestin

but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in yourlower pots, window boxes, and you can put it in your garden, she says. the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they've, you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of groomers, ranches that have alpaca uh, bison wool back at the presidio, lou stringer and his team are trying to learn whether the hair is more effective than mixing other types of mulch and fertilizer. >> so this slow release fertilizer in the hair is one of the things we're about to test and see if that's better than just using fertilizer alone. >> and then i'm simply going to come through with this pin flag. and at each intersection, i'm going to touch the ground and check is there a plant there combing through the brush, as it were, for a hair based solution to restore native grass and plants. >> hmm. well,

but founder lisa gautier believes soil restoration could grow into an even more widespread use in yourwn flowerpots, uh- window boxes . >> you can put it in your garden, she says. >> the hair is collected from sources around the world, sometimes small donations in envelopes, sometimes large shipments. >> so we get hair from hair salons and barbers. we get people that are just cutting off braids that they've, you know, grown on their own from households, uh- and of course, you know, lots of groomers. uh- ranch that have alpaca uh, bison wool back at the presidio, lou stringer and his team are trying to learn whether the hair is more effective than mixing other types of mulch and fertilizer. >> so this slow release fertilizer in the hair is one of the things we're about to test and see if that's better than just using fertilizer alone. >> and then i'm simply going to come through with this pin flag. and at each intersection, i'm going to touch the ground and check is there a plant there combing through the brush, as it were, for a hair based solution to restore native grass and plants, i

lunch , to this fantastic soho lunch, to this fantastic soho gaufier lunch, to this fantastic soho gautierstaurant that has fantastic vegan food . and i fantastic vegan food. and i guarantee that you have change of heart. >> i've never been invited out to a vegan lunch, so i might just take you up on that. but you know all of it. yes, of course, there are scientists that will say carbon an emissions methane , etc. is emissions methane, etc. is leading to a warming of the planet. there are other scientists who say there's not necessarily a link and that actually, you know, the volcanic activity that's happening in iceland at the moment, for example, far more example, will put out far more c02 example, will put out far more co2 than man can co2 into the world than man can in space of a year. but the in the space of a year. but the fundamental problem here, this is this is being used, isn't it? the climate emergency is being used by international organisations like the un and by governments to control our lives. that's my objection . lives. that's my objection. >> i mean, it's not just united