>> is that i'm not sure i put it in any notes and think that back and forth maybe beyond the liaison project and there are - have been times we've had joint meetings as a result. >> yeah. >> director did you testify or i mean you'll find is anywhere in the documents maybe. >> yeah. >> okay. we building there is. >> the discretionary review is a public are art approved by the va c and i'm sorry this is on page 21. >> 21. >> paragraph. >> and about trooerdz of the way down. >> i'm sorry was there additional language or clarification should be incorporated there or were you comfortable with - and i'm not sure i want to bring it up in practice what is happening is what we wanted to happen the not spelled anti that way. >> okay. a it is to see a southern extent i don't want to lock yourselves in. and all that. >> is everybody compostable? >> what i guess if you want something else what is if you want. >> it's probable. okay. i was thinking in the future which we're all gone whatever agendas people might have seven years from now or 10 years under from now. >> a person that is a liaison be

item number seven liaison report on the 2019 affordable housing goal bond program. great. thanks.so my liaison report will cover all three of the housing, bonds, i met with the staff, benjamin mccluskey, deputy director of finance administration for the mayor's office of housing and community development. i want to thank them and their team for the work on affordable housing for san francisco, so to my report, the 2015 bond, the purpose of which was to finance construction development, acquisition and preservation of housing for, affordable to housing, affordable to low and middle income households. i can report that the expenditure of general obligation bond proceeds are in line with the voters will to date, the project. the. this bond has completed work on a little over 1100 affordable units with another 400 affordable units currently in construction, in total, this will provide 1568 total affordable housing units. so there have been three issuances with this bond. the first and second issuance, are over 99% spent with less than $500,000 left between both the low income and midd

matusevich is a fearless intelligence officer liaison from the enemy garrison in the city of chervenained accurate information about the enemy, as well as medicines for ... a partisan detachment, a fearless fighter maria stole a typewriter from the enemy garrison , as well as two rifles, three disks for a machine gun with cartridges. february 7, the brave the girl organized a safe passage for sixty people with weapons, after which she herself was captured by the fascists and tortured, during which matusevich uttered only one phrase: "i am dying for the soviet power, for the motherland, on this same day the fascists were shooting." what meaning do modern icon painters put into their works? and so that all this is not in vain, so that it helps people to pray, so that it helps them repent, to become churchgoers. how is teaching in sunday schools today. one spiritual lesson, the law of god, one a lesson in creativity, one lesson in music, and for older children, that is, adults, there are already lectures on subjects, well, there is already, so to speak, more serious preparation. encount

our housing liaison. so we have sort of this broken out into liaison roles. i think it might be helpful to see that because of what you know, we also have a community impact liaison, which i know our vice chair was doing double duty and doing both, but i don't know if she would want to continue to do that. and we want to open that up, so yeah, there's some opportunities to get more involved for new members just to say that chair overviews to all of the members, but happy to, resend all of the materials i think radhika had done some orientations on that structure. fantastic. great. any other committee thoughts, data officer so i am one of the officers. i'm the data officer and i just wanted to share some background discussion related to this plan. i think it's a good plan. i agree that we may want to swap things out for the to spread out the bigger discussion, but two things i want to make clear that when we look at data, we not only want to gather data for ourselves because our goal is to assess how this

personnel were baffled until henry what should within the story, and shortly after, the liaison of the army aircraft took on the moniker. also utilized by the civil air patrol hunting for u-boats off the east coast, these airplanes have a top speed of a blistering 90 miles per hour. many general aviation manufacturers sort of the transfer of popular aviation airplanes including stinson with the l1 taylor crack, with the l two, as well as the l 16 we see today. since it also produced the sentinel, the interstate could and north american aviation later in 1946 with the l 17. our aircraft today painted in the olive drab over neutral gray paint scheme that was typical of many u.s. army air corps and air force aircraft. a typical u.s. combat division would operate six to eight of these grasshoppers' for spotting duties and one american pilot named charles carpenter who was homesick and is satisfied with his role of flying as an artillery spotter bolted six m1 a1 bazookas to the wing strut of his piper l4 terrain fire down onto german panzer tank columns. he took on the name of bazooka charl

so i joi i wasn't the liaison, but i sat effective way for us to gathand make use of that's helpful.ank you so much. i have a couple questions, if that's all right. sobe the three three questions, the community engagement process on the needs assessments ee get any updates or does that happenor the process through which the needs assessment goes we will be designing a project planyone. w while our co-lead is on leave. so when that persont ofle whole plan. thinking that we have done is, what does it mean next time. there was w;one, needs assessment created of designed a o being the first. i think what we're thinking about now is whatea design a product that is the second. right. it's like and a now that the fund is up and runningiow do we leverage some through our fund and our annual report and how that is f of like addressing needs maybe seen inearlier in the earli. do about what the methodology will be account for what we did last time, what's other inputs might be necessary i think as, vice chair d'antonio mentioned, like t of the certainly needs to be the second. and i+ think we

and carl nishida, principal liaison legislative liaison are present, to answer any questions if we have them. i do believe commander jones would like to address the committee, and we have been asked by the mayor's office to move two amendments today. which committee members have in front of them. i will read the amendments into the record now, and i just want to can city attorney brad rusty, please confirm for the committee that these amendments are not substantive? good afternoon, supervisors. yes, i confirm that these amendments are not substantive. thanks. great thank you. and the first amendment requires sfpd to warn people of the unlawful assembly before arresting them. this is an existing requirement. and the second amendment is an administrative error. the changes are on page seven, line five, and page eight, line 24 through 25. deputy city attorney, should i read this into the record or just submitting them would be fine. good afternoon again, brett. deputy city attorney brad russell, you can go ahead and read them into the record. okay. i'll go ahead and do that. so on page sev

miss, especially if i the liaison officer and there. so, so the information, once again, i remind you, any a so related to the displays to the can is any good back to us on the hub line to the gated, the them 17, a 7. the consented episode of that then to what needs, what are the needs and what is the ministry doing? the 1st issue is via those with chronic disease, displaced persons with good chronic disease. those who used to carry out dialysis and the southern hasse with those those. what displays, what them know, but the other parts of the site that live in, in the day. for example, we have received at 11 calls from 11 this base since with good on a disease, all those hold a glass dialysis will be secured and they will be dedicated directed to the nearest medical center to close the cell cutting center. just you have to contact us on the health line and we will do with the necessity at re instruments according to your needs as to cancer patients. first of all, those who are way of subjected to a deal as a, namely, and then the but th

people, and i have worked for myself in such a way that the same is true for the lives of the living liaisonsh the liturgists, the nobles have been trained, the people set the standard of torture, and the reactions that were listeners, among the writers themselves, i see that there are more of these kind of partners, well, less for the hell of a festival, if there is a festival of books and presses end your pratsu, our smoky... group of lords wants to grab the latest editions, so that once again you have your own personal library, well, and after that, we will begin to dig up a repartage for the galoung air, there will be an exclusive and, for example, only we have information that what kind of work was reported in spain, what kind of belarusian work is being published and published, and of course, what books are being written. for schoolchildren, including 105 thousand who will go to first grade. the president addressed special words to first-graders and their parents. head the state wished that the school would become a true temple of science for them, a reliable, cozy home filled with the

the liaison aircraft most important and played their role in operation overlord. of those is on display here at the memorial. ladies and gentlemen, a round of applause for its fly past today the l 16 grasshopper. >> carl cartledge 101st airborne division. there was a great feeling in the air, the excitement of battle. my plane was number 44. we would be the first to land in france just 15 minutes before the pathfinders. the flight time would be 57 minutes to cover 137 miles. 57 miles, we turned 90 degrees south east and flew over the channel islands and then turned due east to utah. the red light stopped at the door. stand up and hook up. there was a stamping of feet. fasteners clipping shut. 23 okay. quickly the numbers went down to one. one okay. we shuffled lockstep and halted ready to go. we were coming down the 1500 feet past. the coast was just ahead. we crossed into france. immediately i was hit by the strong odor of gunsmoke. ahead of us was a sea of tracers thick enough to walk on. there was no way we were not going to be hit. no one had to tell us what i

set off with no water and i was cut off and one of us saw i'm for, for complex ones and this strain liaison, but it was never for any competitive goals or due to a flattery condition spot. it was a pathological need. the ones on and off that kind of thing, without all running more often further on for a long gun in order to keep on getting the same cake neglecting social life and other interests, these up potential symptoms of exercise addiction. it was not so much enjoyment as compulsion motivated fredericka to go running. i just have to head low points where i broke down in training and started to cry because i wanted to stop what i could. and i would like to have a laptop, depression, insomnia, anxiety, restlessness, and panic. a common withdrawal symptoms caused by something that normally ought to be health. sports the joy of just relaxing and doing nothing is something the now 27 year old needed to learn. it was a long journey that started when she was still growing up, found lice. so living with my parents and i think i really did the least pick them that i looked at lactic, which is

this is confirmed our liaison officers, from borisov and lepel. signed by von gottberg on may 15, 1943man machulsky studied the documents carefully once again. he began to dictate an urgent radiogram to the rodist to moscow, to the central headquarters of the partisan movement. materials from the prosecutor general 's office, written testimony of witnesses, eyewitness accounts. even today we continue to learn about previously unknown facts of atrocities during the. little one, i climbed under this pile, there were 60 thousand german soldiers alone, there were so many planes and guns, the germans would be there the next morning they found us in the forest, partisans, whole stacks, and all the glorious, all the wounded began to be killed, may 1943 in begomel, lepel districts of the vitebsk region, pleshchenitsy and kholopenic districts of the minsk region, general leadership over the operationally created unit. at its disposal were aviation, tanks, artillery. in relation to civilians, special tasks. from the directive during the operation, to carry out a complete requisition of all agric

i can think of it as a liaison, which i can play. >> an 80 people in the world because the doner time have tried to explain romance and they're still trying to explain it. so i did it. we're going to be able to explain it and what boost look, we're probably not going to happen if shakespeare couldn't do it, then who else can, do rock? how can we do it just before you go, what do you think in the next 43 days alike? in terms of the craziness like destroy entire cycle, things have happened that we couldn't imagine that. >> how many times did we start today? star of stars. you start to lose night. who go to thought this was going to happen? something tells me something delft's is going to happen. i don't know what it is, but the idea we've got 42 days to go six weeks. this is a sprint to the finish. i think there's there's another plot twist come in here. i just not good enough to tell you what it is. >> i can just as bernie sanders on this program, it's in the film called you a hack. you own that, you would have it was very did that. but i think it was you don't see it, look, russia act

maria mamertovna matusevich, a liaison officer of the partisan brigade for the motherland, from the award sheet of partisanka. patusevich, fearless intelligence officer, liaison, from the enemy garrison in the city of cherven obtained precise information about the enemy, as well as medicines for the partisan detachment. fearless fighter maria stole a typewriter from the enemy garrison , as well as two rifles, three machine gun disks with cartridges. on february 7, the brave girl organized a safe passage to ... for 60 people with weapons, after which she herself was captured by the fascists and tortured, during which matusevich uttered only one phrase: i am dying for soviet power, for motherland. on the same day, the fascists shot maria. hello, the twenty-fifth year with its main political campaign is just around the corner. here is the deadline of july 20, by which we must hold elections. and we must be very thoughtful about determining the voting day. necessity. countries, for people to work, for tasks to be accomplished, for there to be a normal, ordinary life, therefore, the deputies w

there's nothing redundant in this liaison that we have, you know, since the dawn of time how will you been married for 30, calling it a little like it's still like okay. >> anderson, that's what keeps the merits healthy. if i can think of it as a liaison, which i can honestly at world, since the dawn of time have tried to explain romance and they're still trying to explain it. said i did it. we're going to be able to explain it and what boot we're probably not going to happen if shakespeare couldn't do it, then you know, who else can do rock, how can we do it just before we go? >> what do you think the next 43 days are like? in terms of the craziness like destroy entire cycle. things have happened that we couldn't imagine that. how many times did we start today, star of thought, you started news night. who could have thought this is going to happen? something tells me something delft's is going to happen. i don't know what it is, but the idea we got 42 days to go six weeks. this is a sprint to the finish. i think there's there's another plot twist come in here. i just not good enough

so that is more about the liaison between alex williams and mr edwards.re said to be of class a, the most serious sexual nature. that is more about the conversation between them and edwards's lawyer emphasising that any payment that edwards made to williams was not for the purpose of receiving indecent images. he said that mr edwards positively told mr williams not to send images of people who are underage. we knew that prior to today's hearing, that he had at least on two occasions told mr williams not to send him content of underaged victims. his defence lawyer says this is important. that message was sent during the course of their communications, when mr edwards had no idea of what would unfold. we have also heard a lot about his mental health over the last ten minutes or so. he has been looking down at his feet as his lawyer has been explaining. the background of the offending anti—state of mind. the lawyer said his character remains a mitigating factor. he did not use his position in order to commit these offences. alex williams sought him out on in

in 1942, she became a liaison for a partisan cavalry raid group and was also a member of one of the undergroundn cherven. the girl carried out very important assignments. through other underground fighters who worked in the police, hospitals and other institutions of the occupiers, she obtained weapons. death threats did not break lyubov's fortitude, she did not kill any of her comrades in the struggle. gave it out. on march 6, she was shot. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science, share interesting facts, back in the nineties of the last century they were called pills for all diseases, almost the only pill for eternal youth, health and the fight against extra pounds. born in the virtual world, it has become real. on yogurt, utility bills, parcels on marketplaces and museum plaques, wherever you look, it is everywhere. let's talk about the barcode and its new generation. we ask the most exciting questions we are looking for answers to them. dietary supplements are definitely not medicine, but they are not vitamins either. then what is it really and most importantly,

the liaisons of the ministry of foreign affairs try to adjust these cases as much as possible, but in west azarbaijan, provincial officials consider the end of the border as a good opportunity for their exports, including apples and advanced industrial products. we don't have a major problem in terms of exports. now, alhamdulillah, our exports , especially the products of the province and the country's products , are easily and easily exported from the customs of the west azerbaijan province, but the border in kurdistan with the kurdistan region of iraq is another border that has an active end. many border markets it helps both to improve the livelihoods of border residents and to create markets in the border cities, where we have four border cities in kurdistan. we set it, god willing, the first end of the year. let's create marivan city so that the products that the kurdistan governorate and kurdistan province have introduced as flagship and strategic products , including wheat, strawberries, walnuts, potatoes, and also pomegranates, god willing, will be exported to different countr

c'mon, "liaison" literally means "sexual affair," you dummy!title he gave her: "chief of staff. and by staff, i mean my penis." [laughter] there you go. that is a united states congressman right there. on monday, reporters tried to confront d'esposito about the scandal, and he was just as skilled at avoiding their questions as he is at concealing affairs: >> congressman, why'd you give your mistress a job? congressman? >> do you have any congress -- comment on giving your mistress a job? >> congressman can you please -- do you have any comment on the story? did you give your mistress a job congressman? >> stephen: here's a pro tip: if you're pretending to talk on the phone, you should occasionally talk. otherwise, the phone is useless to you. you might as well do this. bring! bring! hello? hello? hold on, i'm sorry, it's my mistress. dammit! but wait, ladies and gentlemen, please. i have to call you back. but wait, it gets dumber. because allegedly, d'esposito hired both the woman he was having the affair with "and" his fiancÉe's daughter. this

we have a lot of liaisons here. being able to have that deep technical exchange of information. we have the strategic side as well. we are talking with industry partners that work across the border. we do try to work not just operationally, but strategically that allows our partners to be more secure while not dealing with two completely different governments. cindy: to stay with this, we have events. the elections. maybe you could talk about what you are doing to help protect the election systems and prevent foreign influence efforts. nitin: our primary role is in support of our state and local election officials, helping them take advantage of our services. whether that is our cyber scanning or are cyber services throughout physical security services to ensure we are meeting any needs they have identified. we want to be supportive of the great work they have been doing for years now. these local election officials, state election officials are our neighbors, family, friends. these are folks that are volunteers in this community. our goal is to support them and meet their needs

at a minimum, let's send a liaison officer and have a cup of tea and a conversation. what i would like to see is the u.s. mission to afghanistan, currently located in qatar. i would like to see that moved. make it physically, geographically closer to afghanistan in the region and closer to the n.r.f. we should also send senior level officials to the next vienna process meeting. as discussed, that's the democratic track that the n.r.f. and other diplomatic groups to the taliban is working on. they meet twice a year. we should be sending a u.s. envoy from the u.s. to vienna. we should invite mr. massoud to washington so he can address congress. i think it would be nice to hear an inspirational message. i think the american people would like to hear this. there are hundreds of thousands of afghans -- we would like to hear this. i think it would be good to invite him to washington and engage with him on that level. we should continue refusing to recognize the taliban as the legitimate government of afghanistan. there are a lot of countries that are flirting with in, getti

he will be almost like the liaison between the local emergency services and the task forces that are coming in. the former battalion chief responded to the world trade center collapse and hurricane katrina. meanwhile, california task force four, based in oakland, has sent two team members to florida. one to tallahassee and one to orlando. >> we have two members from our team assisting with the recovery efforts or the response and recovery efforts. chief jeff peter is in tallahassee and is liaison officer, meaning that he was at the florida state emergency operations center coordinating the fema use of resources with the state and helping them go where they were needed to be. as for acting assistant chief chris landy landry, he's a safety officer and kuchins of san mateo is one of 15 american red cross volunteers now on the east coast. >> since wednesday, she's been managing the red cross evacuation center in jasper, florida. cutchin says this was her first hurricane, and she's exhausted. >> the day of the hurricane was a more like a almost a 20 hour day shift, cutchin says. >> it's b

that freshman class, the most significant roles were actually three members who would be our class liaisonleadership, including newt gingrich. it wasn't very long before we decided that indeed, this young, bright, articulate congresswoman from the heartland of america, from indiana, would be one of those members of the leadership and served in that capacity for two years. david mcintosh has made his mark in the congress. he is making his mark now on behalf of conservatives nationally. he will come forward now and make whatever remarks he would like to make, and representative mcintosh will introduce our keynote speaker. folks, david mcintosh of indiana. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, senator. thank you, speaker gingrich, ambassador gingrich, my fellow classmates and members of congress. i also want to recognize some 50-some 50 club for growth members here. they are going to be the future. [applause] tom delay has asked me to read a statement he had prepared. he is not able to be here right now, so these remarks are tom's. we always remember the whip, right, when he tells you to do som

so, chief cannon and -- as our liaison with department of emergency communications. we set up a priority list and those texts go out from our staff at communications. llow lute or the rc prepare them and send them to command staff and the commissioners to they an assigned group and there are priorities ash signed to different levels and who gets them. >> okay. its interesting. i guess the also, thank you for being there 24/7 all of you. >> of course. >> i agree it is important. and people adopt to know and they adopt to seat video and they do want to be notified. that's true in my neighborhoods. and i think in part that is because you know for a lot of us had live in san francisco, you know like in my neighborhood, we live in wooden houses that at least a hundred years old touching each other. fire is a concern for our community. not that that's caused a problem because the company fires we have had have been knocked out expertly. but san francisco fire department. but still that is correct information people smell motor vehicle they run out and trying to figure out

shametka lyubov grigoryevna became a liaison for the partisan raid cavalry group in 1942, and was also a member of one of the underground groups in cherven. the girl carried out very important assignments, through other underground fighters who worked in the police, hospital and other institutions of the occupiers, she obtained weapons, medicines, salt, paper and passed all this on to the partisans. on march 2 , 1943, the gestapa tracked down and detained a cart with weapons heading into the forest. among them among those arrested was lyuba shamitka. for 3 days the fascists tortured the girl, trying to beat information about the partisans and underground fighters out of her, but neither torture nor death threats broke lyuba's fortitude, she did not give up any of her comrades in the struggle. on march 6, she was shot. what meaning do modern painters put into their works, and so that all this was not in vain, so that it helped people to pray, so that it helped. the heart of a compassionate soul, what unique shrines are kept in belarusian churches? here we have the holy relics of the mar

he is a famous international liaison at harvard university. he recently published a text which says that if, as the americans sometimes say, we did not know , we did not know or, for example, we do not confirm, of course, after the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah, to rejoice in the white house and make a statement. saying that it is just enough enough, for example, the justice of literature has not been done. it's offensive and unrealistic, but what mr. stephen walt said is that if you don't want someone to do something , don't give him the tools to do it, that is, if you assume that the news network doesn't want yazidi to be seen, he shouldn't invite him, then connect his speaker, if you invite yazidi, i'll listen. you connected, then you can't say that we didn't know or don't talk or don't see, right. this is a very logical thing. you know that in the american political structure, the president is the commander-in-chief. there, they no longer have a religious authority that he is the commander-in-chief, the president is the commander. th

300 names on that list where she got information from various women groups who really acted as a liaison. she traveled, spoke with groups. she received resumes from people themselves who were looking for a job or people who had been recommended. and in her papers here, there is a great file index. it kind of lists all these people, what they were doing, their skills their qualifications, of course, very important to politically vet them at the time as because although nixon did want the best person for the job, he also wanted them to agree philosophically with. so that was an important part as well. and then had to go work with the liaisons to, find out what vacancies there were, what the qualifications needed, what skills were needed. so then she could go back, find an appropriate woman for that post and then kind of sell them to the agencies and departments. and it's to note is true at the time. unfortunately, it's true today that for women to be considered for these positions, they already had to be overqualified to get that same opportunity. so anyone who did receive an appointment d

he will be almost like the liaison between the local emergency services and the task forces that are coming in. the former battalion chief responded to the world trade center collapse and hurricane katrina. meanwhile, california task force four, based in oakland, has sent two team members to florida, one to tallahassee and one to orlando. >> we have two members from our team assisting with the recovery efforts or the response and recovery efforts. chief jeff peter is in tallahassee and is liaison officer, meaning that he was at the florida state emergency operations center coordinating the fema use of resources with the state and helping them go where they were needed to be. as for acting assistant chief chris landry, he's a safety officer and kuchins of san mateo is one of 15 american red cross volunteers now on the east coast. >> since wednesday, she's been managing the red cross evacuation center in jasper, florida. cutchin says this was her first hurricane, and she's exhausted. >> the day of the hurricane was a more like a almost a 20 hour day shift, cutchin says. >> it's been al