. >> all right the next set of speakers is beverly may, stacy degoir and london louis. >> i will try not to repeat. i'm beverly may from the massage therapy council. i will try no the to repeat my prior comments. i'm pleased to see the on going conversations regarding this ordinance and at least with the few massage therapist and business owners who are aware that this is even going on. most massage therapist and business owners in the city, i have a feeling are not even aware that anything is being considered. i was involved when sb 731 was passed and most of all anger and humiliation rebellion at the anger and humiliation of being subject to regulations they were only drafted for the sex industry, not for professional massage which much was made during the sunset hearings last year of our law that unintended consequences of the law. yet the bill authors in both business and professional communities were aware of respected consequences of onerous regulations and fees putting certified massage therapist and most sole proprietors for know more than 4-5 clients a day and fierce competi

louis. this city in 1100 was larger than london. london was the largest city in england. there were cities throughout the western hemisphere that rivaled in size of their european counterparts. there were people here, a great many people here, perhaps as many as 40 million on the two continents. have many of you have been to peru? in the end is, the current estimates are there were 10 million people living in that part of the world. they were self-sufficient. they were growing a variety of food. hunger was unknown in the inca empire. we want people to know that. we are working on some exhibitions that will bring forward this genuine history of the americas. this is cahokia. this is a smaller empire. several hundred years before the emergence of the incas, they were building a vast civilization throughout mesoamerica. the aztecs as well. this is a city on the lake. this culture in the american southwest was elaborate. the park ranger in ms. ever day -- mesa verde said there were more people living in the area then there are now. this is my favorite slide. we have to return

louis. this city, in 1100, was larger than london was in 1100. and london was the largest city in england.there were cities throughout the western hemisphere that rivaled in size their european counterparts. so there were people here. there were a great many people here. perhaps as many as 40 million on the two continents. how many have been to peru and macipichu? they were in the high and december. the -- andes, and there were 10 million people living in world and self-sufficient. they were growing phenomenal amount of food. hunger was unknown in the inca empire. they were stunningly healthy because of their diet and their lifestyle. so we want people to know that. so we're working on some exhibitions that will bring forward the again wynn history of the -- genuine history of the americas. this is cahoica. this is machipchu, one of the smaller facilities in the ink can empire. there is myians several hundred years before emergence of the incas. they were building a vast civilization throughout meso america. this is the city on the lake. the chaco in the american southwest was very elabora

louis. this city in 1100 was larger than london. london was the largest city in england. there were cities throughout the western hemisphere that rivaled in size of their european counterparts. there were people here, a great many people here, perhaps as many as 40 million on the two continents. have many of you have ever been to peru and machu picchu? in the end, the current estimates are there were 10 million people living in that part of the world. they were self-sufficient. they were growing a variety of food. hunger was unknown in the inca empire. they were stunningly healthy because of their diet and their lifestyle. so we want people to know that. we are working on some exhibitions that will bring forward this genuine history of the americas. so this is cahokia. this is machu picchu, which was one of the smaller cities in the inca empire. several hundred years before the emergence of the incas, they were building a vast civilization throughout mesoamerica. the aztecs as well. this is a city on the lake. the chaco culture in the american southwest was a very elabora