mr. patterson, if you could hold on. am i continuing the 7 minutes or are you requesting a rescheduling? in which it would be a separate issue. >>> however you prefer. >> you are requesting a continuance. let's do it the continuance time period. >> two minutes on the continuance? >> yes. >>> may i ask if that continuance is denied, will we -- >> then you have -- yes. >>> thank you very much. >> two minutes first side only on the continuance issue. >>> thank you. >> there we go. >>> so, on the point of continuance alone, we request continuance firstly because my clients did not receive proper notice under section 311 and has therefore not had an opportunity to review the plans submited to the city. i understand also that the board of appeals has not received plans from the permit holder. and i think it's critical in this case this board have a chance to see these plans. there is an issue as to whether my client's adjoining window which has been completely sealed off, was shown in those plans. and whether the planning depa

mr. patterson, you have seven minutes. >> maybe if you want to hold up one minute. >> actually, commissioner fung returns. >> yeah. >> sorry. >> that is okay. >> okay. we are ready, thank you. >> good evening, president hwang and commissioners, (inaudible) appellant. and i report that (inaudible) the appellant and they were able to resolve their services regarding the property (inaudible) and therefore, we are withdrawing our appeal. >> okay. >> he will provide you with a form that we will ask you to fill out and i don't know if the permit holder is here and wants to speak or are you just here to represent and be done with it? >> i think that i am the last one remaining tonight. >> okay. >> thank you. >> all right. since we called the item i think that we should call for public comment, in case there is anyone who wants to speak on it here. >> okay. >> all right. then we will move on. >> all right. >> we are calling item number 8, appeal, number 12-159 steven williams verses the department of building inspection, the property is at 125 crown terrace, protesting the issuance on november 28, 2

mr. patterson, national cash register, immediately turned his company into a vote building business, 400 small boats, he would send a couple of employees to sale around dayton and rescue people who were stranded, pick up people in the water, deliver food stuffs to people who couldn't otherwise coming and turned in c r headquarters into a giant aid station and again stay out, we don't need your help. was days before the ohio national guard came in. federal troops never got there at all. >> host: john in parkersburg, west virginia, go ahead. we have a minute and a half left. >> caller: i see that you teach at a catholic university. with all that is about to happen in rome, i would like your thoughts especially the fox of young people. for as i read the new testament, i see that christ was sort of -- not even recognized after his resurrection by his own. if he were dressed up like these cardinals he would have been recognized. what is the link between the simplicity, the simple life that christ lived in the new testament with what is happening in rome with all the pomp and circumstance and

mr. patterson of national cash register immediately turned his company into a boat-building business. they built about 400 small boats. as soon as one was done, he'd seasoned out a couple of ncr employees to sail around dayton, rescue people who were stranded, pick up people in the water, deliver food stuffs to people who couldn't otherwise come in, and he turned ncr headquarters into a giant aid station. and, again, they said stay out, we don't need your help. it was days before the ohio national guard came in. federal troops never got there at all. >> host: john in parkersburg, west virginia, pleads go ahead. we have just about a minute and a half left. >> caller: yes, professor, i see that you teach at a catholic university. >> guest: yes. >> caller: and with all that's about to happen in rome, i would like your thoughts, especially the thoughts of young people. now, as i read the new testament, you know, i see that christ was sort of like a peasant. and he was not even recognized after his resurrection by his own. now, if he were dressed up like these cardinals, he would have been

patterson with christians. a series of photographs. each of them is worth a ton of money. first, it's mr.350,000. is that correct? >> 500,000. it is an amazing photograph, perhaps the father of american modern art. stuart: that's why it's worth so much. >> well, he is an incredibly important figure. the history of american art. stuart: and take your word for it, but is it an investment? >> of course. stuart: if i bought this for 300 grand, you think i might make a profit of assaulted ten years time? >> let me say that comparable works of sold over a million dollars. >> people like me who looked at the money. you have to know that this is a marvelous investment. incredibly rare photograph that would grace the walls of any institution. stuart: it's valuable because it is a piece of art. it occupies a place in american art history, and is extremely rare. >> extremely rare. stuart: i want to move on to the next one. i know that name. ridge just going to swap them out. but how much is this work? >> this one is a 2-$300,000, which is a tremendous bargain. stuart: a bargain? >> i think a bargain