no, larkin, they are automatically shortlisted.dy died, and then i will lock you up and you will sit here until the police arrive. sit quietly where is the committee on culture? watch out, where are you going? meet lieutenant colonel alexander kulakov, head of our criminal investigation department kulakov is not so simple. someone in the city is pushing drugs. we don't know yet that i don't like it. finish why finish not only started evgeny dyatlov and the shark, like a splinter in the ass and hurt and did not pull out. i am now a player myself. hurry next hurry next next in 15 minutes it can start to fight pain, with acute pain, it’s more likely next when neobutin hurts somewhere here, it acts selectively on pain spasm and violation of the neobutin stool, when it hurts somewhere here you want to pay for purchases by phone, but at the checkout you understand that it has turned you can continue to pay in a brick with savings. how convenient. scan the qr-code with your phone's camera from payment terminals with stickers or show your

member dean in aye. >> member larkin? >> aye. >> vice chair matthews. >> chair mc hugh. >> yes. >> member pantoja. >> aye. >> member post. >> aye. >> member sanderlin. >> aye. >> >> okay. the resolution is approved. okay. >> item 5. >> thank you. >> presentation from various departments regarding of the 2008 ask 2012 clean and safe neighborhood parks geo bonds and possible action in response to such presentation. i need to pass the presenter ball to alex chang. >> good morning i'm stacie bradley a.m. the capitol 1 planning at rec and parks. i will start and hand it over to shannon. and this is my first time presenting in front of all of you. i think we take lessons in between our presentations we are happy to do what works for you all. next slide. we are doing well in the 2012 bond in 2008 it is complete. we spent 100 percent of the bond and enter. 2012 we are 89% of bond issuance and 76 projects are complete. the remaining of all remaining i can go as well as questions after the presentation. all of our names are open --

this has been a bar on california and larkin for about ten years. we want to take 120 feet in front of it and create a very small -- basically, two shelves and a cabinet of refrigeratored cabinet, but we're going to focus on micro-brewery and microcraft from san francisco manufacturers that are actually fairly rare and some of the best craft beverages on the planet, and i'll let ben bleiman tell you about it. >> thank you for letting me stand before you. i stand before you in one of my many hats and striped shirts. full disclosure, i am president of the small business commission. if you were to walk in and see the area, you would note it's almost hilariously small, which is why i think the planning commission saw no problem with it. under the a.b.c., we have to have a separate area for the store itself that the people can come in and out of, and the bar is super long and narrow, so there's no way that we can make it larger. it's just not feasible. so you may be wondering why we want to do something in such a small area, and there's three reasons. th

we often work a night shift after our 40-hours at larkin street. and many of my co-workers resigned because they can't afford to support themselves in this field. and every time that happens it's the youth that lose another support for them. please consider staff wages -- >> clerk: your time has elapsed. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm danielle martinez and i have worked at larkin youth services since 2019, first as a case manager before moving into management last year. our homeless youth need safe, affordable housing and food and accessible healthcare to exit homelessness. homeless youth are youth of color and lgbt plus and often from marginalized communities. and it reflects the demographics of the communities that we serve and wage inequity affects us. after starting medical school on a merit scholarship i experienced homelessness as a young adult. despite all of my privilege i lost my home and i lived in my car around the same time that i was supposed to graduate as a physician. like many non-profit workers, i work in youth h

it can be seen as a team of workers led by larkin.hey just steal the counter from the site, i come, respectively, this counter is not observed for me, but its counter hangs, respectively, with me. mosenergo already personal there is a personal account, according to which i pay at the rate of two people living and , accordingly, she bills me according to her counter. many site owners try to challenge the tariffs in court and refuse to pay membership fees. for this, the chairman disconnected several streets in the snt from the water supply. here's what i did to open it and close it. if you water me and open it, i put on a hose, i spit to water it. alexander nikolaevich has not been able to get flowers or seedlings for almost a month now, water to his house. just does not reach. it's time to water people, but she didn't let them into the water even at elena's house. arriving for the weekend. she found out on the border of the site for now we have to carry water from the house, since we dispute her being the chairman, well, as chairman, a

host: joining us on this memorial day is frank larkin, the chief operating officer of joining us on this memorial day is the shape operating officer of the troops first foundation. also the chair of warrior call. we will talk about those organizations in just a moment. thank you for joining, us especially today >> thank you, pedro. >> about the organization, what is troop forced foundation? >> it is an outreach organization that was established back in late 2000 to connect with our warriors who were deploying overseas. initially it was a number of personalities, david verity who was a golf commentator. a number of other pga alumni who went forward into the iraq combat theater you interact with the troops. they were subsequently so moved by that experience that they came back and decided to establish a foundation that would help the outreach to those warriors who have served. >> and then the warrior call, what is that? >> that is an evolution of the initial troops first initiative. we are now trying to connect with active duty and veterans who are struggling. those who have disconnected i

>> it's on san francisco in san francisco, 2041 larkin street on broad -- between broadway and va vallejothe church was the fination's first internationally interracial interfaith church. it was tart started in 1994 by dr. howard thurmond and dr. alfred fisk, who believed that if people came together and had deep religious experiences, that they would emerge -- there would emerge a sense of unity among them that would undercut b barriers among which people live. racial barriers and gender b barriers. going on for 74 years. going on 75. >> that's wonderful. so you're talking about different religious backgrounds and races people and creeds. >> many people are former whatever but we have jewish folks in the congregation. buddhists in the congregation. communists in the congregation. people who had religious background. but they have found this -- and dr. thurmond attracted many of them. in fact, inherited said is this what this church is about? well, i want poob to be a part of it. so it was a powerful book. probably his most we well-recognized book and was very influential. and dr. howard

it happened there, eddie and larkin. the man was declared dead on the scene. the driver did cooperate with police. the cause of the collision is still being investigated to texas now and new developments involving the police response to the uvalde school shooting weeks after that shooting left 19 grade school children dead along with 2 teachers. the school's the school district's police chief is defending the speed of the initial response. kelsey kernstine has that story. >> it is kind of complicated. got kids may 24th in uvalde texas helicopters above pleas from parents urging officers to storm the school where children and teachers were being gunned down the value. the parent there is that active shooter at elementary. >> enforcement on site. police chief pete arredondo facing sharp criticism now, finally talking about his decision to wait before entering the school. in an exclusive interview with the texas tribune, arradondo says i didn't issue any orders. i called for assistance and asked for an extraction tool to open the door. claiming the door of the cl

well, i spoke with some of larkin's entourage, they say that it was at the request. his countryman.rom vladivostok some. astapova ostapoverkin was engaged before his landing. yes, i cheated. little by little, though, in the nineties, i rolled a miracle show of the 20th century along primorye. yeah , and what a miracle the most verkin. there is no him, nephew, averkin, he was only engaged in organization. listen, and the boy, by any chance, was not called sergey? but no, he was fedor , when he received his passport in 2000, he changed his first and last name and became felix novitsky. listen, what's not, they were looking for felix's departure from the far east . print out for me all the information on averkin and his nephew. well, in electronic form. by itself good job needless to say nine years, she could not just go somewhere no, that she would have warned. if she was going to leave somewhere, yes, and to whom will she go? i’m the father here , we don’t have any relatives and close friends. she doesn't have one either. and this is maxim’s friend leaving, but you don’t like him, th

to packaging, i flew, do not believe that it's really that difficult and that initially, but our larkins from africa, other countries, i won't be able to replace for us because sooner or later they will just take the place of these producers or maybe we'll be able to produce them, check our cells. you can see president of our that our star actually are shaking his hands is saying that they'll be able to replace that of course to will. but that's not the, the was image issue. it's not just about import substitution to w, let me say just a few words add to something that i've said before and she took an idea locals for bruce neil the does any she question is not about import substitution for america. the real issue is being able to form a small, our own opportunities in yeah, know, and based on developing education science or technology and new schools who because which, when it comes to packaging or c smartphones is or, or other things, they'll always be eager to sell them to us, but they will never do. will you version technology? because to when you tried to sell to us some critical tec

and now attention, he is a key witness in a lawsuit with producers larkin's competitors, who disruptedking enough for a mother, but not enough for the court. continue, i’m literally already sitting in the car and i’ll leave to work. let's work, tell me, and the pressure is that 60 to 120 with a pulse of 90 is normal. well, it depends on your age and health for you, a lot for your dad is quite a bit above the norm, but for such a hypertensive tolstoy, 55 years old, it’s normal if he doesn’t worry, otherwise his pressure will jump higher, 180. thank you. here, yevgeny lvovich has a pressure of 150 over 90, a pulse of 80. this is very good, but it is necessary to drink the medicine. all right. so dad let's say, so it's necessary doing more information. about the lion, mark bolshakov is an art critic. why did he give up on you? drink, come on. look, she's an insurance claim on an antique collection of chinese china. he did an examination of the repaired items, but they turned out to be fake, but no scandal. in any case, i do not find my expertise on the internet. you see, remote collectors

vince larkin has been to nearly every warriors finals since he was a kid and says he couldn't miss this one. >> all my life, you know, cow palace, growing up, the coliseum, all of it, just felt great. >> reporter: the champ family marked their first nba finals game with photos. >> i'm excited to see steph curry and draymond green. >> reporter: watching the team bring home a big win was just confetti on the playoff cake as they learned what it's like to be gold-blooded. the warriors now head to boston for game three. i talked to several fans who already have their bags packed and plan to join them in boston. at chase center, marianne favro. >> reporter: i'm anthony flores at chase center responding like a champion, reaction from the warriors game two win over the celtics coming up later in sports. >> look forward to that. before today's game both the warriors and celtics players and coaches wore shirts with the words "end gun violence" on them. coach steve kerr, an outspoken voice on gun violence, spoke about the message. >> we feel very strongly as the league that it's time for people t

and then as and larkin for the rest of the hour. so make sure you stay clear of that area that you're seeing on your screen right there. and the golden state warriors are looking to tie up the nba finals tonight in boston. we're also keeping an eye on the status of warriors star steph curry who injured his left foot in game 3 kron four's kylen mills is in boston at td garden with the latest on steps injury and the team's outlook for tonight. >> i have good news from boston warriors star steph curry says he will play tonight despite hurting his left foot in game 3 he said will be just about managing the pain tonight in game 4, curry said he took the day off yesterday was able to get in some treatment and he'll be ready to go come game time. that news a big relief for the warriors organization. a lot of his teammates, members of the coaching staff concerned after big al horford landed on curry's left foot during the 4th quarter of game 3 on wednesday. curry was on the floor in pain for several minutes saying after the game that it fel

as larkin street, my -- at larkin street, my biggest expense after rent and wages is food.young people eat a lot. i think you might have them. food is a really big deal, and food is really costly, and it's just going up. so in order to meet these pressures, we need on going annual adjustments. we need to dig ourselves out of this hole a little bit and continue to fund multiyear wage increases. we need to be able to do that quickly. we were on a call today, and another executive director said there's such urgency. i have 30 positions out of 160 open. if we can't do something soon, we won't be here. that's how urgent this issue is, and why we are grateful for this time. next slide. we are also -- want to highlight the positive steps. we've heard this, but we also want to acknowledge what has been happening, the 5.25% in the mayor's budget, and the dollars for child care workers. we are grateful, and that's great. we need to build on that, and i know that's here today, but we need to give credit for efforts today and past efforts, as well, so i think i turn it over to -- oh, i

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as larkin street, my -- at larkin street, my biggest expense after rent and wages is food.young people eat a lot. i think you might have them. food is a really big deal, and food is really costly, and it's just going up. so in order to meet these pressures, we need on going annual adjustments. we need to dig ourselves out of this hole a little bit and continue to fund multiyear wage increases. we need to be able to do that quickly. we were on a call today, and another executive director said there's such urgency. i have 30 positions out of 160 open. if we can't do something soon, we won't be here. that's how urgent this issue is, and why we are grateful for this time. next slide. we are also -- want to highlight the positive steps. we've heard this, but we also want to acknowledge what has been happening, the 5.25% in the mayor's budget, and the dollars for child care workers. we are grateful, and that's great. we need to build on that, and i know that's here today, but we need to give credit for efforts today and past efforts, as well, so i think i turn it over to -- oh, i

as larkin street, my -- at larkin street, my biggest expense after rent and wages is food.young people eat a lot. i think you might have them. food is a really big deal, and food is really costly, and it's just going up. so in order to meet these pressures, we need on going annual adjustments. we need to dig ourselves out of this hole a little bit and continue to fund multiyear wage increases. we need to be able to do that quickly. we were on a call today, and another executive director said there's such urgency. i have 30 positions out of 160 open. if we can't do something soon, we won't be here. that's how urgent this issue is, and why we are grateful for this time. next slide. we are also -- want to highlight the positive steps. we've heard this, but we also want to acknowledge what has been happening, the 5.25% in the mayor's budget, and the dollars for child care workers. we are grateful, and that's great. we need to build on that, and i know that's here today, but we need to give credit for efforts today and past efforts, as well, so i think i turn it over to -- oh, i

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselveswhatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san fr

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it was for 1050 larkin street. and the other nine did not show today. >> thank you so much. we are going to amend with the one change. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> colleagues, i believe we can accept the amendments to the report contained in item 24 and remove the property that was identified by department staff. we need to do a roll call vote. >> mr. president, given that this is a consent matter, and for that objection, just for the report -- >> will take that without objection. would you please call the roll and a resolution with the amended reports? >> on item number 24... [ roll call ] there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. without objection, item 24 is passed unanimously with the amended report. madam clerk, we are now at for adoption without community reference. >> items 40 through 54 were introduced for adoption without committee reference. unanimous vote is required for adoption of resolutions on first reading today. alternatively, one member may request a resolution on first reading to go to committee. >> thank you. supervisor mandelman? >> i would like to pul

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without gas warm or cold in small sips, or what is called a rush will explain everything to margarita larkin. men should drink up to two and a half liters of water a day, and moreover, otherwise we will check dehydration together with the twin sisters alena and yulia, and then it seems to me that this is a lot the whole day is still ahead. alena has her usual half a liter of water a day for yulia's task is to drink two during the day, the formula is known as 30 ml per kilogram of weight, we measured the level of fluid in the sisters' bodies before the experiment. both are normal evening came, it was cool, but i managed to complete the task. together with the therapist elena dokukina, we sum up the water level, the sisters also remained within the normal range with no signs of dehydration. alena also has excess fluid. at yulia 's today it was very difficult to drink this water, even considering that it was hot. i never drank so much in court that you drank a lot of water, that alena drank less water, it turns out according to your results of the same type, so i advise you still not to suffer,

deliciously healthy, how and from what curd cheese is made, margarita found out a strange question larkins or that cheese, for example, in this case it is after making cheese, mozzarella raw materials are heated and milk is first added to it fat cream salt, then citric acid is formed with cheese clot. yes, that is, here is a curd clot. after that, the flakes float to the surface. they only need to be collected irikotok, ready, young curd cheese, 40 minutes have passed without aging and the girls are packing. uh in individual containers, the shelf life of such a product is about a quarter of that of a factory one, the shelf life is longer from 60 to 120 days, because the composition and technologies of others in large industries are prepared from cottage cheese and butter in a proportion of 60 to 30, the remaining 10%, water. the stabilizer is all according to gost here, of course, the components are also heated, but at the end of the homogenizer, a mechanical effect occurs. under the balls, that is, the fats become smaller and evenly distributed over the mass. as a result, we get a curd p

we found margaret larkin. dmitry rozhkov channel one. i think any swimsuit will do .ost beautiful always continue to another topic if you please. i will remind you on the calendar on june 16 and today the famous artex is celebrating its birthday, the children's center is 97 years old, a respectable age has always been the dream of all the children of the soviet union and russia to go there to artek to spend a shift there, because it is always fun to come back with a tie of all yours. who was with you, on june 16 in the distant twenty-fifth year in the crimea, artek opened your first shift. there is a legend in artek about the magic horn, it sparkles like a thousand dawns, and every morning the young garnier climbs higher and calls the artek people to the line, but one day the horn did not sound. it was june 22, 1941. the sea camp artek began with it on the evening of june 22, 1941. here, on the bonfire square, the artek workers were gathered to open the shift, as it should be, they raised the flags, and then the war began. some children just stopped by that day, for e