on tuesday the board heard the appeal at 480 pa trespasser this was for a negative deck mrargs. at the last hearing supervisors cowen who's district contains this had questions related to parking. supervisor cowen reviewed the new standards and announced the standards at the last hearing and this answered her questions. she felt the concerns were also about sequa and with that the commissioner asked that the sequa be upheld. and then i wanted to share with you an introduction that was made by supervisor mar that pertains to his ordinance that would regulate formula retail. he introduced a extension that gives us 60 days. await that extension you would need to consider his ordnance by early november now you will have until january. so it won't come before you. and there were no other pieces of legislation that really pertained to land use. that concludes my report >> thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> if i may when we had supervisor mars legislation in front of us we asked whether or not there couldn't be a attempt for all supervisors to join forces together to have a comprehen

. >>> some won't let the mrargs shake hands because fights have broken out, some animosity spilling overt. they pulled a little roger clemens language. and i remember how we described that in the memo and they've since retracted that saying, handshake res allowed, they just have to be monitored. but i think it's emblem attic of your point, it's am blemattic of removing all the great things about team sports, in this case, learning how to win and lose with dignity. it's important to learn how to win with humility and dignity and lose. so me, it's probably just a few bad apples and some overzealous parents and coaches who get the testosterone flowing and the next thing you know there's a brawl. but one of the greatest traditions in sports, to me, is the nhl where at the end of a playoff series, they beat the hell out of each other. like no other sport xepts maybe football. and at the end of it, they line up, shake hands and the crowd applauses. >> maybe you pluck out the ones who are actually causing the problems. where's, do we not learn something from the bumpes and bruises that we get?