i welcome you to go to our wiky site it's nopnawi k i. org. jarry is our wiky manager he's the guy that sort of birthed it and has taken ownership. all of you could contribute. mo magic are in the western adition are the community convener they don't have a website we added their information to our website so people who are connected and want to look for tools or agencies that help them can get that information. so, pardon? >> the wiky the site is nopnawiki. org. we have the news letter and yahoo groups and website and wiky site. we fliers for all our meetings at our cafes and merchants. you can read about the events in the neighborhood. there is word of mouth that's the best way i think. talking to people is the best way to build communality. we do organize a lot of activities in our neighborhood. the reason why we are successful in organizing all the activities is we have a large shared leadership organization. all of us our volunteers and 11 board members we have over 60 volunteers in our neighborhood distributing on a parent's group or saf

if i set goals and work hard, i can be on the board of supervisors." org paralympic champion. or whatever else i want to be. so i want to thank you for being such a great role model for people disabilities in your community and for all of your hard work. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, mr. sprinkel. i broke my back when i was 13, and i went to one of your schools. -- mr. pringle. when i started skiing at 16, i ran into a guy i got to know as dan, and when i got on to the board, i realized it was dan kelly from the school board. he taught people with visual impairment have to ski for years. i am not sure if he is still doing it. -- how to ski for years. coming down the face of the mountain, it will scare the heck out of you, and there is no doubt that able-bodied people would not be able to do some of what they're able to accomplish, so a person want to thank you for what you have done for the disabled community and for the non disabled community, because i think it is just as important for people without disabilities to see how able-bodied the disabled community really is, s

>> i don't know the mileage it depends upon the terrain. there is a website on sfgov. org/acs to get information about ham radio communications in san francisco. all right. other questions? >> i was curious the difference in red cross and nert idealy you would want both. would i start getting 20 people together for red cross? >> it depends on your community. if they are ready to go and say, we want to go all out go to the fire department and get the full nert training. if they are like, i'm not sure and you are just getting to know each other the red cross training is great because it's an hour we cover the personal preparedness much the first step if you want to say, let's get everyone in the same room and look at everyone and know their names. you can invite us both. you can invite the humane society and they'll do animal care and control. >> and they will come out and do something. you can have your miniresource fair depending on nature of your community. >> cpr? >> yes. >> right. we do first aid/cpr and shelter training and case management and damage assessment. they d

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that it was denny's or was it steve i can see now which of the two that the discussion is softly and we have an opinion to what to why is why don't they recognize org knowledge that there was and target if aids conference in vienna are just tools we days ago and that i was one of the authors of a paper that question the talk to he meant specifically it was published in medical pot as is in england last year for two months and then it was censored it was taken off by by anonymous based on anonymous charges leveled at our paper form aids these searches hiv aids researchers presented to the publish elsewhere they fired the editor they changed the journal they censored two papers that's a nazi move if you ever seen one ok it's not free exchange. it's ok denise did you want to jump in there because i did go to steve go ahead denise yes i'd like to to picture on a very short thing a.z.t. is indeed a dangerous drug we know it this is something which was used twenty five years ago when it was decided long ago to go into tree therapy no one in his right senses suggested to use it too long today it's as if people were suggesting to treat syphilis with arseni

org. the best of luck, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. [applause]. >> just amazing that young lady started as an intern in our office 3 years ago and came in and said, i want to make a difference. we should applaud her success it's just amazing. [applause] i would like to introduce your mayor gavin c. newsom. >> thank you very much for coming out. big round of applause for daniel homsey and his hard work bringing this together getting all the staff and volunteers the mayor's office of neighborhood services and other departmenting that are here we are very thankful. daniel has been talking about this for what seems a millennium. you imagine being the mayor's office of neighborhood services how demanding that job is. the calls you get for service. we got the liaisons to the districts and how overwhelmed some of them are. we added budget cuts. the office had 2 or 3 people representing each district now you have one person representing 2 or 3 districts because of budget cuts. the expectations are rising in terms of what you xch out of that department. and so in an effort to meet those expectations daniel's looking at best practices and different ways of d

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i appreciate it. and my organization is www. area21.org, and that's 2-9. so area29.org. my organization is coastal and environmental advocacy organization that typically deals with issues in san mateo county, california. i happened to be here this week on vacation. i flew in on july 3 to visit my dad for the fourth of july. my father lives on dolphin island. since i've been here we've been to beaches in florida, we've been to beaches in alabama and we've also been to beaches in mississippi. i do documentary photographery as a hobby. i took a lot of pictures and walked a lot of beaches during my trip. today, i happened to be in new orleans and i heard about this hearing so here i am. one of the comments that william reilly made this morning when this meeting started was the moratorium is having a bigger effect than the spilled oil, and that comment struck me as rather arrogant. the reason i think it's an arrogant statement is because right now from what i heard today from osha and from the e.p.a. the information that's available on the long-term effects to the environment

i absolutely agree. you started with the idea of the unified command and one of the public policy decision has to be how do you operate on the ground which is to work in a large org sooigs and ensure there is a chain of sxhand that ecommand t the federal government, and that is something to discuss. i think that unified command makes sense on a smaller spill, but on something like this, there needs to be additional clarify. but i want to acknowledge the role of noaa because they are scientific advisers to the coast guard. >> i presume they are scientific advisers to you? i mean, don't you talk to each other? >> constantly. >> the way i saw you in action that day -- >> yeah. >> but i was impressed with that aspect of it. >> yes, ma'am, but they are also, they have a legal role to advise the coast guard on science, because they have a trust responsibility to the ocean and the atmosphere. >> i will come back with senatosenator s who have lived through oil spill and the valdez, and i want to make sure my colleagues have time to ask questions. again, we are not bashing anybody, but here as i understand it, epa had concerns about the amount of dispersants being use and

i absolutely agree. you started with the idea of the unified command and one of the public policy decision has to be how do you operate on the ground which is to work in a large org sooigs and ensure there is a chain of sxhand that ecommand t the federal government, and that is something to discuss. i think that unified command makes sense on a smaller spill, but on something like this, there needs to be additional clarify. but i want to acknowledge the role of noaa because they are scientific advisers to the coast guard. >> i presume they are scientific advisers to you? i mean, don't you talk to each other? >> constantly. >> the way i saw you in action that day -- >> yeah. >> but i was impressed with that aspect of it. >> yes, ma'am, but they are also, they have a legal role to advise the coast guard on science, because they have a trust responsibility to the ocean and the atmosphere. >> i will come back with senatosenator s who have lived through oil spill and the valdez, and i want to make sure my colleagues have time to ask questions. again, we are not bashing anybody, but here as i understand it, epa had concerns about the amount of dispersants being use and

i absolutely agree. you started with the idea of the unified command and one of the public policy decision has to be how do you operate on the ground which is to work in a large org sooigs and ensure there is a chain of sxhand that ecommand t the federal government, and that is something to discuss. i think that unified command makes sense on a smaller spill, but on something like this, there needs to be additional clarify. but i want to acknowledge the role of noaa because they are scientific advisers to the coast guard. >> i presume they are scientific advisers to you? i mean, don't you talk to each other? >> constantly. >> the way i saw you in action that day -- >> yeah. >> but i wasimpressed with that aspect of it. >> yes, ma'am, but they are also, they have a legal role to advise the coast guard on science, because they have a trust responsibility to the ocean and the atmosphere. >> i will come back with senatosenator s who have lived through oil spill and the valdez, and i want to make sure my colleagues have time to ask questions. again, we are not bashing anybody, but here as i understand it, epa had concerns about the amount of dispersants being use and