during the night, grant's soldiers get to use grant loosely. the soldiers of the army the potomac play musical instruments do everything that would make it appear that they were still in place south of the river but then cross the river on pontoon bridges and then go marching down. and it's not until the next day when lee gets reports from his scouts that there's now federal army appearing way downriver, that he realizes what had happened. so now lee has respond. so with grant, they're at the monkey and now we can take a look at one of the maps. i don't want to give you too many maps because i want to keep this more picture because it's such a big picture. but if you look at the first map that we just handed out there, it shows the overland campaign, the movements may 29th and may 30th. you'll see at the top of it is a monkey river and basically on the northern bank is where the federal army would have moved. and it crosses and you can see once it's crossed how you have grant mead, the whole army, the potomac, you'll also see a line called tana

s grant and the the war.it will bring grant sherman and sheridan back together again and. it will will be one of the most disastrous defeats of the year, the confederate of tennessee, as evidenced by the trophies lined up along walnut street in in chattanooga, a union victory and a stunning confederate defeat. thank you. i'll take any question. any questions at. how much credence? do you give the the animus that supposedly exists between grant and thomas and a reason why the of the army of the cumberland didn't stop where they were supposed to stop but kept going up the ridge and wouldn't if they where they were supposed to stop wouldn't that put them in a position of danger. and so they went right up right to the grant's grant of course has been been been learning more about that george thomas from from the beginning of the war on to this period of the war. but but a lot of of grant's view of thomas is going to be more from events of 1864 things that occur after this. remember it is ulysses s grant who place

s grant and the the war.it will bring grant sherman and sheridan back together again and. it will will be one of the most disastrous defeats of the year, the confederate of tennessee, as evidenced by the trophies lined up along walnut street in in chattanooga, a union victory and a stunning confederate defeat. thank you. i'll take any question. any questions at. how much credence? do you give the the animus that supposedly exists between grant and thomas and a reason why the of the army of the cumberland didn't stop where they were supposed to stop but kept going up the ridge and wouldn't if they where they were supposed to stop wouldn't that put them in a position of danger. and so they went right up right to the grant's grant of course has been been been learning more about that george thomas from from the beginning of the war on to this period of the war. but but a lot of of grant's view of thomas is going to be more from events of 1864 things that occur after this. remember it is ulysses s grant who place

, related to our climate grants. those are supporting community action to get us to our greenhouse gas emission goals. from two buninget years ago, we just have released the equity hub which is out there and closing in a few days. and we're continue to go move on all the work that we said we were going to do which brings us to our priority for this coming budget year. first and for most is to make sure that we retain the staff that we hired and what the department created through the position approximates. as joe noted earlier, the original number was 1.8 million dollars that was right after we came out of the last budget cycle, we said in order to keep the positions we're going to keep 1.8 million dollars and just like we said we were going to do we're going to look for grants and bring money into the city to do projects and fund our staff. and thanks to our estate grant, the cec grants which was awarded, now we have to bring our overall from 1.3 to 1.3. what we need the capacity to continue to do. what is key to no

i will present our grant sum row the majority of our workforce develop grants we offer here. this over view will cover our pit stop. tree plants and tree watering, sidewalk pressure washing, sweep, trash can cleaning and future potential grants we may offer. >> first up is the pit stop. the scope is to credit jobs and training opportunity and workforce development to ensure save and clean toilets. total grants civic center and i'm sorry. civic pit stop and hunter point's family 8 million 340,000 for civic and 7 million dollars for hunter's point family. funding sources are from turn the volume -- [inaudible]. how about now. i can be louder. >> additional funding from general fun, add back and public health. >> the tree plant and establish am a workforce develop will program for youth, and focusing on planting and steb am. out reach will education. neighborhood sidewalk, greening and communities. the total grant amount is 8 million dollars the funding source is special ref now from add back and fiscal 23 capitol budget. the tree watering is a workforce development program for

what would grant saw right away? so they begin a retrograde movement back down the valley and for three days from august the. sixth seventh and eighth, they have what's called the burning in the whole valley from mountain a mountain and on october the ninth, there's a battle brook where the union calvary right routes the confederate calvary. and they finally cross cedar creek and they hold north of cedar creek outside of middletown, virginia, because sheridan and this is where unusual he's willing to give up his army. he you know he grant have been in correspondence through the halleck. of course that and so he said you know i can i can send the six corps initially back to grant and petersburg the as far as sheridan's concern, the campaign is. or early try follows has kershaw now with them just to put in numbers about on october the 19th there was 32,000 federals in the army of the shenandoah and about 21,000 members confederates, the army of the valley. on october the 39th, early makes his presence known. and it's a

amendments with the same period of the contract and grant contract that you are coming back for a grantincrease in this case is concerning always because we know that also means no matter what the program is, you are overspending and you are exceeding your spending in a dollar amount but in this case it's a very challenging time because of the pandemic and the needs have increased significantly as i'm learning, and i think the cost of doing business, the cost has significantly increased due to inflation. this is a harsh reality that we have to face. i think the additional alarming situation for me when we think about these grants is the fact that calfresh is coming, the emergency allotment is coming to an end, and with that, it means that at least from what we learned from director trent and from your memo is telling us that calfresh, households that have calfresh can lose any where from $95 and $517 per month. that's huge, i think. so does that actually mean that these programs will see also increase in fees if they lose household benefits significantly. with that said, i'm very suppor

a grant of 100 million rubles was approved.will spend on reducing the credit burden, and the company will purchase another such line with the freed funds. more and more he tries to cooperate with russian suppliers, for example, yes of this particular product. we have already switched to domestic manufacturer on their own stone material. uh, the st. petersburg company plans to supply us with uh films, the purchase of tubes is planned from belarus. so, in fact, by next year. we planned that we will already have 95% of wood made entirely of local materials; there was a percentage of almost 100%, except for packaging, everything was foreign. this is another grant recipient company specializing in the production of materials for laboratory diagnostics such transport systems, which were especially useful during the pandemic, they deliver to study of samples for patients inside saline solution, which allows you to save the virus up to 120 hours, 26 system itself. it consists of a tube stopper. where 2 mm of this liquid is poured. as a

we've been able to provide 600 grants to over 49 states and as i'm speaking, every grant on mentioning is right now open for solicitation for the fy 23 grant, and we hope we will see more jurisdictions that may not have already taken advantage of them apply. we recently launched as part of that an initiative that is aimed at specifically supporting cross sector partnerships between law enforcement and mental health providers, aimed at getting at the interaction on patrol, it's about peer-to-peer learning opportunities. it's funding and training guys to promote best practices. another solicitation that is currently open and available and i hope naco members will take advantage of it. i want to name a couple more programs, we have through our knowledge lab, if you go online, we have aggregated all our mental health resources. you can find it at the one stop shop to understand our grants at our space. in december 2022, we launched a crisis response and intervention training curriculum and toolkit. this is a 40 hour training program designed to prepare police officers in their response to

that's why we're going to buy weed with this grant money, huh? most of the medical profile grantees, for example, artificial vessels are produced here, only developments were going on 5 for 2 years now, more than 1,000 people have been presented with implants on the market, and our company has developed a unique coating in order to ensure maximum compatibility with human tissues and e, we have developed, in addition, a coating that has no analogues in the world. it is a coating of titanium nanoparticles as well, which has an anti-thrombogenic antibacterial effect. in addition to russia, patents were obtained in india in the united states and in europe, technology is sought to be kept secret. even the process of preparing the impregnation of prostheses does not show us on real ingredients, and on ordinary water here drying of prostheses already impregnated with a takes place directly. but this sample is already impregnated with a polymer composition. and here we are, uh, as the primary console. developments in the company do not stop the functions

we are requesting retroactive permission to apply for the grant. mentioned, for over 30 years, we have been receiving it and it's for us to able to provide hiv care related services to under unsured and uninsured people living with hiv in san francisco county. we're the grantee for marin and -- san mateo countys as well. >> thank you. >> i don't see names on the roster for questions for time number five. can we go to a presentation for item no. six from anthony taylor, hiv, sti program manager from department of public health. >> good morning, supervisors. so this supplemental funding outlined in this ane was awarded by the california department of public health to augment san francisco department of public health cdph funding, it's transmitted disease or std project grant. next slide, please. so the grant focuses on implementing public health activities to monitor and investigate and prevent transmitted disease and collaboration with organizations. funding for the grant prevents congenital syphilis which is a rare and sometimes fatal illness and t

low interest loans and grants available to you. this is huge problem all over the united states of america and, of course, the president and vice president feel very strongly that everybody in america has a right to clean air and for safe water. >> thank you. [applause] so as counties begin to look across the amount of programs in the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure law, and come up with a strategy to maximize economic benefits, how can he do that across opportunities? john can you speak to? >> yeah, madam president. first of all we are working together and we want to make these programs work together. the ira, the inflation reduction act, is a largest and most significant piece of clean energy legislation was significant climate legislation that's ever passed in u.s. history. and it's 370 estimated to be about $370 billion over ten years. it's transformative in attacking all the sectors of the economy that are involved in emissions causing climate change, clean power, clean buildings, clean transportation

amendments with the same period of the contract and grant contract that you are coming back for a grantincrease in this case is concerning always because we know that also means no matter what the program is, you are overspending and you are exceeding your spending in a dollar amount but in this case it's a very challenging time because of the pandemic and the needs have increased significantly as i'm learning, and i think the cost of doing business, the cost has significantly increased due to inflation. this is a harsh reality that we have to face. i think the additional alarming situation for me when we think about these grants is the fact that calfresh is coming, the emergency allotment is coming to an end, and with that, it means that at least from what we learned from director trent and from your memo is telling us that calfresh, households that have calfresh can lose any where from $95 and $517 per month. that's huge, i think. so does that actually mean that these programs will see also increase in fees if they lose household benefits significantly. with that said, i'm very suppor

this is largely a grant budget and those grants are brought to you for approval and amendment over the course of the year. that is as you can see a very substantial budget within the das programming. the food coordination budget is an artifact of the way we handle the budget. das delivers many nutritions programs, food coordination is actually delivered by a office in hsa administration, and so as we-this comes out of the city's covid response and when we originally budgeted it at hsa which we didn't do in the first year but did in the second year, we budget it in das and then we set up an hsa food coordination office so that is it the group that actually administers these funds, along with about another 15 or $16 million in the current year. the benefit health resources is again primarily a staffing budget. this is staff-intake and referral staff that work at 2 gough and the eligibility staff that works at 2 gough. adult protective services is again, a staffing budget. the adult protective services workers, the human service specialist and management of the aps program. if we go to th

for the grants.see more jurisdictions apply. we launch is part of the connect and protect initiative. this is aimed at specifically supporting cross sector partnershipssh law enforcement mental health providers were aimednt at getting the interactions on patrol it's. too. learning opportunities for its funding its training guides for best practices. another a solicitation open and available and help members will take advantage of it. i want to name a couple more programs. we have a lot in the space. we have the right knowledge labb if you go online to aggregate all of our mental health resources we can find as a one-stop shop. in december 2022 oh jp launch crisis response and intervention training curriculum and toolkit. response to people in crisis. make sure they are paired to try to divert people out of the system to begin with. then stepping up this is an incredibly important thing where funding for i understand your county is a part of this part you should speak your experience at the stepping u

we will talk to grant shapps about that l talk to grant shapps about that soon.s while jake was talking. what do you make of the way she has gone about this? less what do you make of the way she has gone about this?— gone about this? less than 20 weeks since the conservatives _ gone about this? less than 20 weeks since the conservatives drove - gone about this? less than 20 weeks since the conservatives drove the - since the conservatives drove the economy— since the conservatives drove the economy off a cliff, liz truss is already— economy off a cliff, liz truss is already back with no apology and no humility _ already back with no apology and no humility. and people whose mortgages rocketed _ humility. and people whose mortgages rocketed and whose pensions plummeted will look on with our best shot and _ plummeted will look on with our best shot and at— plummeted will look on with our best shot and at worst, anger. the problem — shot and at worst, anger. the problem for rishi sunak is, he can't control_ problem for rishi sunak is, he can't control any— problem f

as i'm speaking, every grant and mentioning is right now open for solicitation for the fy 23 grants. we hope that we will see more jurisdictions that may not already have taken advantage of applying. we recently launched as part of that the connect and protect initiative. this is aimed at specifically supporting cross sector partnerships between law enforcement and mental health providers. aimed at it at the interaction on patrol, about peer-to-peer learning opportunities, funding, training guides to promote the best actresses. again, another's elicitation that is currently open and available -- in other solicitation that is currently open and available. a couple more programs in the space, and we have through our knowledge lab if you go online, they have aggregated our mental health resources so you can find it at eight one stop shop to understand the grants. in december 2022, oh jp launched the crisis response and intervention curriculum and toolkit. this is a 40 hour training program designed to prepare please officers and the response to people in crisis and making sure that they

that is the unspoken thing in the room and an grant shappe— thing in the room and an grant shapps interviewes _ to what the discussion we are having on strikes and pay and the state of our public— on strikes and pay and the state of our public services. because unless we grow— our public services. because unless we grow the economy we will not have the money— we grow the economy we will not have the money to put into public services _ the money to put into public services |_ the money to put into public services. ., the money to put into public services— services. i think what is also strikin: services. i think what is also striking and _ services. i think what is also striking and so _ services. i think what is also striking and so for— services. i think what is also striking and so for reaction l services. i think what is also l striking and so for reaction to services. i think what is also - striking and so for reaction to the article this morning has been quite muted. among her supporters in particular you have not got them coming out really going for it, you have seen quiet retweets, h

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