another example master full approach to the landscape genre is evidenced here in landscape 1660-1670.has captured the forest with ice, frost and snow covered ground. the virtually monochromatic scene. it's interesting to point out that 17th dutch paintings is related to the usual climactic conditions at the time. from 1850 all of western europe experienced an ice age. he painted 25 winter landscapes during the most severe period of relative cool summers and cold winters. most of europe is experience is a cold winter so she's dragging her suit case behind her to make sure she got here for the open exhibition. there are actually 2 famous dutch painters ruisdael whose paintings we just looked at. he's also represented in our exhibition of this gallery. health and safety here is his view of his painting from 1648 which is in our own collection. if we compare the two paintings, we see similarity in the cloud t low horizon line and the small scale in the figure of the boat and the small scale of the natural world and the beautiful reflection on the water. these two paintings demonstrate the

in january my colleagues and i present our thoughts on the changing landscape and probation officer officers work at the january meeting. since then our discussions with city leaders, members of this committee, other members of the board of supervisors, state legislatures, city department staff, our juvenile justice practitioners and the community members have been extremely helpful as we rethink our traditional practices and rechart our course to safely navigates the environment. we've taken particular notice of the youth advocates who have registered their support of officer safety as well their omission to rearming probation officers. i want to thank supervisor campos at the outset of his presentation and remarks making mention of the process the department has made in terms of evidence based practices and the focus of our work. >> but we do need to make a presentation that follows defense attorneys the requests that's made at the agenda that's old in the agenda that we're going to focus on the core peace officer responsibilities by holding the highest risk chronic reresidency offenders w

we're grateful for the opportunity to show the changing landscape of the potatoes responsibilities. the division of jewel facilities formerly cia and transferring previously performed now to the j p d over the serious offenders. audio number 2 a watershed event occurring last summary with two potatoes in the admission with two police department gang offers following a recent gang homicide faced the most serious situation every reported to me involving probation officer officers under my specification. now the very first group i engaged in a discussion about my grave concerns even before i approached my staff was this juvenile justice providers organizations a group of organizers that we formed a coalition with. in january my colleagues and i present our thoughts on the changing landscape and probation officer officers work at the january meeting. since then our discussions with city leaders, members of this committee, other members of the board of supervisors, state legislatures, city department staff, our juvenile justice practitioners and the community members have been extremely

the department and i intended to share with you our department prevention regarding the changing landscape of the juvenile departments field services. some of the objectives are to highlight the juvenile characters and to report on the state and local practices and the laws that impact our department and to identify particular community monitoring risks and a challenges faced by our department. i intend to spotlight the aerm trend and want to highlight the severity of the problem as we have identified it. i want to start by take into account 83 at some of the statistics. as supervisor campos reported the good news is the number of juveniles being referred to juvenile court is going down substantially. if you look at the light blue bar you can see the juvenile referrals overall and the bottom of the graft is the petitions for the weapons charges compared to all passengers and at the top it the percentage is shows the statute of limitations to violence. despite the number of referrals go down the percentage of those weapons and violation offenses remain relatively consistent over 20 percent

we see a lot of these landscape type projects and people spent a lot of money on landscape and think with 30 feet it doesn't require a permit, but it did require a permit. >> okay. >> is there any public comment on this item? please step forward. >> my name is frank maro. i live at 1259 lombardy. i have lived there since 1959. they did indeed have all of these hearings and i attended all of them. the fact is that they never showed building a rear door on the property line. they never showed building expanding on the property of 1380. it never came up until after the project was well under way and then they got these over the counter permits. the over the counter permit given to 1269 lombardy stated that it was to replace an existing wall and build a deck. and then the architect showed the wall but the wall he showed was actually right on the property line and what these fellows did was they built three more retaining walls and they raised the grade, how do i put this on here? using soil from the excavation at 1269, they raised the grade of the property some 8 feet and now they say, i

rondel was a rather sentimental landscape painter who had little influence on homer's style beyond his technical instruction in the use of oils. when the civil war began, harper's commissioned the artist to depict life at the front. roving behind the lines with the potomac army, homer produced a series of closely observed studies of camp life. homer's paintings of this period have an anecdotal or literary quality in keeping with the traditions of magazine illustration, but he also places new emphasis on pictorial design and the purely visual character of a scene-- qualities typical of the photographs of mathew brady and others. like the photographers of the civil war, whose equipment made action scenes impossible, homer preferred static group formations, and yet the feeling of directness in recording the ordinary lends to his work a special force. prisoners from the front, with its profound sense of the resignation, exhaustion, and human cost of war, evoked the admiration of both critics and the public and brought homer his first recognition as an artist. paris, december 1866. homer ar

he wanted to design like a landscape gardener.e writes of the rise and the fall of the hills and dales, but especially of the movement between them. these effects he wanted to get when he put his masses together. these were notions of picturesque composition. he uses them outside and inside. when he uses his moldings and his patterns, he's modeling spaces, and he's trying to show you how to move through them. let me show you what i mean. well, you won't be surprised to learn that that door leads off to the duke's private apartments. the niche here is large, soft, intimate-- well, almost. at the other end of the hall, something different happens. a dynamic patter on the ceiling and on the floor leads you into that alternative direction. this niche is hard and strong and elevated. adam's contrived a change of levels here which takes you up the stairs into the great staterooms beyond. the first room beyond the hall is the vestibule, a dazzling room, a riot of color and gold, proper for the first anteroom of a first peer of the realm.

he's a landscape architect and member of the american society of landscape architects.a landscape architect and the preservation enhancement of open space in urban forest is the ongoing focus of his work and his personal passion. both professionally and privately, he pursues multiple activities in support of urban forest, green infrastructure and landscapes to enhance public experience. exact like the previous candidate who could not make it here because he was biking, andrew had to go off to the opening of a park in portland that he designed. so, he actually just had to leave. for nearly 20 years he has had experience as a landscape architect much of his professional work life has been focused upon improving the public ground and the interface of nature and urban forest. he also believes that his background in landscape architecture brings a good and solid perspective to the council. he is a resident of noe valley and has lived in san francisco since 1999. he is committed to san francisco and the enhancement of the city environment by assisting the -- and advancing the

that they call their clouds the dutch mountains because the landscape is so low that really you get these massive clouds in the sky and that is the kind of important topography to talk about. this is another example by the same artist and it is a winter scene, and as i move through these images of different paintings from various national schools. i don't want to talk too much over them but to let you feel how the atmosphere and the mood is changed by the different kinds of clouds that the artists have chosen to depict. and i wanted to also var clearly indicate it was interesting when putting together this powerpoint, i don't typically like to put any words on the images on the slides because i like the images in that way to speak for themselves, i feel like your eye competes between the words and images but i felt that it was important to differentiate between what is in our current exhibition and our permanent collection. so this is in the temporary exhibition as well. and then i wanted to let the paintings and the temporary exhibition and our permanent collection speak to each other an

another example master full approach to the landscape genre is evidenced here in landscape 1660-1670.has captured the forest with ice, frost and snow covered ground. the virtually monochromatic scene. it's interesting to point out that

this is the backbone of our landscape maintenance mission in the department. our gardeners perform a wide variety of horticulture tax, [speaker not understood], field turf [speaker not understood] nursery plant cultivation, urban forestry tree planting and reforestation, just mention some of the things we call upon our gardeners to do in our 220 parks throughout the city. within the 34 17 classification, we have a ~ -- an appointment or an assignment. it's called the park services captain. these are 34 17 gardeners who then receive an additional assignment or appointment from the general manager and they serve in an assistant supervisory capacity. and we select our park service captains from their merit-based performance record, from their demonstrated potential for supervisory duties and we check with 261 to ensure they are a member in good standing. we assign these assistant supervisory duties to build supervisory capacity in the department and also to establish supervisory experience for promotion.

chris followed them as they drove over to the landscaping business. it turns ou the detective was already there. he'd decided to go poke around, half expecting to run into kevin back at work. >> she gets out of the passenger side and walks directly by me. then i walk over to shapell who's still sitting in the passenger seat and he's got a dead stare straight ahead. >> and there was something inside the truck that the detective thought was peculiar. >> the back seat was full of clothes. i could see laundry basket and bags and backpacks. and he said morgan's going to do laundry across the street. i said morgan's got a washer and drier in her apartment. i saw it yesterday. i said do you mind coming back to the police station? i have a couple more questions for you. >> and in that moment, something unexpected happened. something chris mengle caught on video. steve jumped in the driver's seat, pulled out of the lot and pulled way way. >> morgan walks over and sits down on a step. puts her hands in her head and says oh, my, maybe he did do something to kevi

. >> is all part of one big landscapes system with the mountains to the north and the national parks to the west. it is difficult to separate out what is going on. this is quite in landscape context. >> the potential impact on the region's farmland has also worried committees living near to castro and operations. >> my biggest fear is that this and itd is a green area is a very important area. we distribute our crops to over the u.k. parent of this kind of industry here, the amount of wells that they need to make it viable were completely destroyed. >> this will not bring jobs or .ecurities for the farmers there are huge unknowns about health risks, risks to the water, the offers. is susceptible at the best of times. there are all sorts of risks associated and we need to address that. we need a reliable future. this is very short and potentially disastrous. >> opposition grew dramatically following an earthquake linked to export tory gas drilling. >> it will devastate the whole country. i cannot walk away from this. people need to know about it. once you know the facts, they will say

the mediterranean art that emanates from italian landscape circa 2045. the next version is the distinct to dutch still life paintings in the 17th century. these were painted with a light ed candle from 1627. compositions also became looser and sophisticated. and rachel's vase of flowers from the 1500s. the were in the conservation lab that were not included in the exhibition in japan and seeing for the first time here in san francisco. both of the house of lights are resemblance of the fine arts museum flowers in a silver vase by luna, which is on view. here we see all 3 flora still lights together. similarities between the 3 paintings include the watches, as well as the creepy crawlingie critters the significant number of floral still life's from this period spread the wide life. blossoms from multiple studies in different seasons. merchants and explorers brought plants from their travels including the tulip. tulip was first brought from can turkey. prompting people to spend large sums cultivating new species. today tulip is the next export. many still

are still lush and use about 30% of what the subtropical landscape with turf would use. las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance.

are still lush and use about 30% of what the subtropical landscape with turf would use. las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water today than we used five years ago, despite over 300,000 new residents. i think it's a pretty amazing example as to how a town can really turn on a dime if there's the political will and if the public gets behind it. narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to efficient water use. mulroy: the las vegas strip uses only 3% of all the water that we deliver. and when you think about it, it's the largest economic driver in the state, the largest employer, bar none. they knew they had to go the extra mile. and they've embraced conservation. and it's almost beyond belief that they're right now in the process of building another 15,000 rooms. southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a thi

there are a number of landscape features that help with the land areas. there is a wonderful view looking from the edge where reds is being moved to. we've worked together with the owners of red see to move their facility as tilt from the north side of the pier to the south side. we've introduced a park with wood surfaces there. here you can see the open assess ramp leading up to the viewing areas on the side of the building and with the retailer areas of payment trees with the plazas a. this is a view looking from the stairs the off to the southern portion of the pier and on the left side you you can see the promise thank you musical group and adopt on the bottom in the lower right. i, see a few umbrellas that's indicative of a farmer's market that can take place on the bay. so a number of activities can occur in this particular portion of the project. this is also when it's quiet in the morning this is a nice enough on the south side of the pierre with the promenade leading you for bicycles and pedestrians. this is the retailed portions of the project l