seeing none -- vice chair joseph: jocelyn, attached to the -- the conditions for the planning department, exhibit a, is something from sfpd, and there's another page -- oh, is this planning? it's hard for me to understand this page. director kane: the first one that says conditions of approval exhibit a, it's front and back, it's 13. read them, 13 conditions for the singing waiter. vice chair joseph: right, right. director kane: and then there is -- vice chair joseph: there's a page dated december 16, 2010, planning department facts. on the back side it says, amplifier for music only, no amplifier or microphone for singing waiter. director kane: yeah. so this thing, recommendation? this thing? vice chair joseph: yes. director kane: that's from the police department. vice chair joseph: hold on. director kane: that's the planning department. o.k., so what i want you to do. best thing for me is if you look at this memo. vice chair joseph: o.k. i just want to make sure they're not contradictory, that's all. director kane: i don't believe so but you can compare them if you wish. we have centr

i also would like to congratulate jocelyn came for her appointment to the executive director for the entertainment commission. a couple of final calendar items. a very 17, the small business network and the council of district merchants will be hosting their joint event at the mint. it is to meet the mayor and the supervisors. small business week is may 16 thru 21. that saturday is the shop your neighborhood. i would like to think commissioner adams for his willingness to be decommissioned appointee for sitting on the small business week committee. lastly, i want to do a reminder that it is every commissioners responsibility -- the commission has taken it upon as a project to recognize city employees and small businesses. we still need more nominations in this particular area and encourage you to talk, especially for the employee recognition program, to members of the business community. they are the ones who are interfacing with them on a day- to-day basis and would love to hear about employees who are providing great service. with that, unless there are any questions, i conclude my

. >> congratulations, jocelyn, on the appointment, and the other gentleman down here. >> can you speak? president newlin: could you turn that up? >> the gentleman here at the very end is the gentleman that would be responsible moving forward in the future for arranging for all of our musical acts. he's a long-time musician here in the bay area, bart davenport. and then, of course, the owner, mr. greg peck, one of the owners of the property and the owner of the management firm. so the application tilt has been submitted, including our security plan. vice chair joseph: excuse me, i'm sorry. the feedback was that mic. you may lower it one level. sorry. it's driving me crazy. >> how's that? vice chair joseph: sorry. forgive me. >> so, the burrit room itself has been open for about seven months now and as indicated in the application, it's open seven nights a week. we traditionally keep an ipod playlist of soul, blues, jazz, light or classic rock, and the idea moving forward in the future is to be able to kind of book acts similarly along those lines to keep maybe a live pianist here and th

not only did jocelyn see our concerns, it was ultimately seen in the courts. the courts had to be opened on friday. we had to bring on the on call a judge and have a hearing of petitioners in their attempt -- thank you. stay. thank you. a stay on the judgment that your commission had imposed, and an independent judge saw the evidence and cited on behalf of the commission's recommendation, -- and sided on behalf of the commission's recommendation. the other thing i want to a knowledge on behalf of the police department's efforts, and i do not know if some commissioners have seen our work product yet, but we went above and beyond in a short amount of time to give documentation, so we are just not hitting you a handful of two or three partially -- reports that do not seem to have a relation which each other -- with each other. we tried to back it up with facts, and that is what we provided. it was challenged in the courts, and it succeeded in the courts, so to me, this is not so much about the club and their name, but we vindicated. i know in the last year, the c

. >> joan, jennifer, jocelyn, and joey. >> good evening. i hope everybody is doing ok. i want to basically say since we're talking about the lease, and that is all you are saying, myself as a private citizen, basically you read my letter. you know what i think about the lease. the other thing is i am standing here, but ray did not stay here. awe think the lease is good for basically the parks. there you go. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please? >> hi, my name is kathy. i would like to read this letter. dear president, stow lake is in desperate need of a renovation. that is easy to see. i walked there all the time but never by a single thing. i cannot think of anything better than to go there for coffee. buying popcorn just does not cut it, even if historic. euna the benefits of organic food. -- you know the benefits of organic foods. as a huge part advocate, as you to approve this zoellick project. thank you. >> good evening. my name is kevin campbell. i am only 26 and originally from seattle, so i cannot claim any deep historical ties to stow lake. i really

thank you, jocelyn, for that wonderful introduction.ounds like i cannot hold a job, i was saying at the table. a great privilege for me to have done those great things in this wonderful city of ours. i would like to recognize our new city council president, the man i had the pleasure of swearing in just two weeks ago. he is a guy i have known a number of years. he has always been a leader. i think he's going to be a great city council president, not a good one. [applause] and will leave this city to even greater heights. also, there are people here today -- i don't want to pick out people for fear that i will miss some. my good buddy ted, has gdone a good job for the people of this city especially the young people. the people i have served with in the attorney's office, people i've known in a variety of contexts in this room. i feel like i have come home here at shiloh. thanks for having me. i was telling reverend smith that there are not very many changes. i was here as u.s. attorney in 1993. he looks exactly the same. [laughter] i hop

tracy, amanda, joshua, jocelyn, and angelique have been by her side every step of the way. i also have very strong feelings for the support we have received from the pima county sheriff's department and the tucson police department. there have been volunteer police officers in the intensive care around the clock since we arrived. they are making sure everything goes as planned and that we do not have any other issues to deal with. the capitol hill police had been with us around the clock as well. i also want to thank the ceo, the mayor, the president of the university of arizona -- i know each of them are deeply committed to this community. their kindness and generosity of them and their teams have been just phenomenal. but really the bottom line is i want to thank the people of tucson for their support that they have provided for me, my wife's staff, our family over the last two weeks. it is really beyond what i would have expected of anybody. we are deeply and gratefully thankful for that. i would like to take a couple of questions if anybody has them. i think peter is go

. >> next up jocelyn says why is it that men think they are owed sex in a relationship.nt. >> oh, did i write that question? >> first of all, the reality is nobody -- don't use sex as a tool either way. your philosophy as a woman at home is like, well, he only gets sex if. hopefully you're enjoying it also so it's good for both. but you don't know. the love is not -- is not unconditional between two people. if a guy or woman is acting jerky, it's very natural to not want to be -- >> well, there's the entitlement factor. >> well, no. i think what comes in a marriage is sex. >> well, it goes in a marriage as well. >> but it shouldn't be used as a tool, as a hammer. there's something wrong on either end. if you're not getting sex if you don't do this, because that means you're not enjoying it as much. it shouldn't be something that you should so easily be able to hold back so there's something wrong with that equation. >> ally asks my man tells me his sexual fantasies and i'm not comfortable doing all of them. i think he takes my no as an insult but i'm not comfortable doin