mr. patterson it's been a reuben, junius & rose evening i wish i've hired reuben, junius & rose on a project and reuben, junius & rose representation will not have any effect on any decision. >> okay gentlemen start your engines. >> thank you. (laughter) good evening commissioner honda bryan patterson i was recently brought in to help to negotiate a settle as pointed out this out and i'm happy to report we were able to reach an agreement >> thank you to the gentleman and his client like to read the terms into the record and from the board choose to support that we will ask you grant the appeal and uphold the conditions would be the settle terms we've negotiated. >> so i will go ahead and ask for your permission first to file 3 documents one a revised set of plans the second is a list of settlement points and an e-mail including the other two appellants i don't recommended if that's okay. we have 11 copies. >> i on intersections you need to describe what happened first before we are going to accept any documents. >> okay. >> the party sat down and meet before and after trying to resolve the t

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mr. patterson. >> okay. >> july 20th? >> mr. patterson july 20th. >> counselor representing permit holder. >> okay. okay. so then we have a motion from commissioner swig to continue this to july 20th and for the reasons stated previously and the brief from the department you want to set a pace limit. >> 8. >> their brief usually not long. >> 8 actually yeah 8. >> the motion maker agreed to 8. >> and i assume i want that submitted thursday prior to the claim on that motion commissioner fung commissioner lazarus no. >> and commissioner honda. >> okay. so there's a vote of 3 to one with one absent and that that motion carries it is continued. >> thank you so we'll move on to item number 5 for versus the department of building inspection with the planning department on 32 avenue appealing the issuance of 2016 so jerold lee to relocation the existed lightwell and add two bedrooms and full bath open first floor at rear the building reconfigure the late and add 3 skylights with a gas fireplace and replace a garage door coming down the p

mr. patterson it's been a reuben, junius & rose evening i wish i've hired reuben, junius & rose on a project and reuben, junius & rose representation will not have any effect on any decision. >> okay gentlemen start your engines. >> thank you. (laughter) good evening commissioner honda bryan patterson i was recently brought in to help to negotiate a settle as pointed out this out and i'm happy to report we were able to reach an agreement >> thank you to the gentleman and his client like to read the terms into the record and from the board choose to support that we will ask you grant the appeal and uphold the conditions would be the settle terms we've negotiated. >> so i will go ahead and ask for your permission first to file 3 documents one a revised set of plans the second is a list of settlement points and an e-mail including the other two appellants i don't recommended if that's okay. we have 11 copies. >> i on intersections you need to describe what happened first before we are going to accept any documents. >> okay. >> the party sat down and meet before and after trying to resolve the t

mr. chairman. i yield back. >> thank you. former mayor of patterson, new jersey, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. administrator slavitt, under your leadership, cms has stressed the importance of better data to improve quality, to improve outcomes and has made great strides in making that data available. included is a provision that allows innovators to use qe data to help us make smarter decisions. do you agree that the medical devices used in care -- and i'll focus in on that, particularly for the most common medicare procedure, joint replacements, play a role in health care quality and outcomes. medicare has no information on the medical devices implanted in medicare beneficiaries. i think we should let that settle in for a few seconds. extremely problematic i think. from an oversight perspective and most importantly from a safety perspective. you and i have had discussions. there is a history here. that we need to address. so, shouldn't this information be made available? administrator? >> thank you, congressman

1970s and '80s, gene patterson helped turn the saint pete ursburg timed into one of america's most admired newspapers. and when nelson pointer died suddenly in 1978, gene turned mrs year, 2016, is the 100th anniversary of the pulitzer prize. the year 1966 would have been the 50th anniversary of the prizes, so smack dab in the middle. >> as editor of the atlantic constitution from 1960 to 1968, gene patterson's image and words angered the editorial page during the most tumultuous year of the civil rights movement in the south. with his mentor and best friend ralph mcgill, gene used his platform to persuade his fellow white southerners that on matters of race they were wrong, and that if they changed, the sky would not fall. i see what you're trying to do, one reader accused. you're trying to make us think we are better than we are. [ laughter ] in an era of political assassinations and church bot botchings southern editorial writer who challenged segregation needed courage. advising patterson not to worry with cowards. it ones you don't hear from that you have to worry about, he said. patterson's equalizer was not a pistol, but a ball ping hammer hidden in a desk