i am john buchanan, director of the fine arts museum, and i am here with our board president, diane bewithly, and chief financial officer. we want to say first of all, thank you to the city and county of san francisco for the incredible support that you give the arts, in particular of the fine arts museum, and i also want to extend our appreciation to the mayor's budget analyst and to the budget analyst and all of the supervisors' offices and to the other departments that have participated in putting our budget together. for those of you that are less familiar with the fine arts museum of san francisco, i would like to briefly describe our organization, and the remarks i am board to make are going to be handed out to you in executive summary of the end of my presentation. ias you can see by the overhead projector, the fine arts museum is comprised of two museums. one is located in golden gate park. just below that, the california house of regional honor established in 1974. >> do you have printouts of that? >> i do. a picture is worth 1000 words. as you can see we maintain and operate to inc

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buchanan? >> you got a couple separate headlines but is delaying long. he didn't show up for the new hampshire debate. john this, guy is the wends el wilkie of 2012. >> wilkie lost. >> well, he's the media candidate show being imposed upon the repuican party. i've never seen sump a build-up for a candidate who is at zaire or 1% in the polls. he's not no general did, no cutting-edge issue. he's not been a leader of the party. sure, he's got a shot to get into this thing, john. but he is nowhere in iowa now and i do don't see how he beats mitt romney or michelle bachman in either our or new hampshire. he will flame out very, very early. he will get a huge boost but he is going nowhere. >> eleanor? >> well, there are a lot of up sides to jon huntsman. he is smart, he isgood- looking, he is comfortable with himself in a natural campaign in a way that mitt romney isn't. he definitely will cut into the romney vote, which you can call the grown-up vote. and i ththk he is not contest engine iowa. i think the showdown will be in new hampshire. i think if the party really is looking for someone who is unconventional