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excited because they're a local company, food service distributors, the peninsula, spca, dug mccon nel and erik bran den badgering, although this project has a lot of support, staff has spoken to members of community who expressed concerns about hours of operation, delivery schedule, outreach, lights and garbage and a number of people bho have come to this meeting -- come to the operations community include patricia joy, arthur, gloria and louis dillon. as we move forward, our next steps, we do recommend that the commission does approve the recommendation for the board of supervisors to approve this lease agreement. upon approval by the commission to recommend the agreement, staff will work diligently with the board of supervisors to schedule this item. should it be approved by the board, wood house will hire an architect to submit detailed drawings, they will go back to the community for their consideration before it comes back to you to finally approve. should those drawings be approved, wood house will work with the department to seek approval ts from all necessary agencies includin

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nunz is trying to loffow andrew luck and 16 of 26 and nel i the cave and th winning s but this wa tipped off by reynolds to clinch this. stanford was favored by 25 points but they hang on. 20-17 is the final score. notables on the cut out a roster however dixon as safe he is one of sex on the roster. he played well with two touchdowns. but quarterback was cuffed. >> coach harbaugh. >> so many of them have made so much ground for themselves. what they have picked up and put on tape. >> for many of them, with 22 players cut. many of them will practice. 20 year-old stanford student mallory is out. fifth however, she is earning a degree in stanford. giving up $65,000. to remain an amateur. looking at the scoreboard. sixth, one. 61. and going back to football. a $60 million stadium with a state of the art amenities could be something for a college team but this is complete with the wrestling room and a high school was for texas. it is a suburb in dallas, texas. they had their victory at their new game in their new house to th stadi.some in their new stadium, they did see victory. >> clint eas

orbital were -- sent nelts nels were underring the vagaries of nature. people around the world were inspired by the human exploration of space and the expanding of man's frontier. it suggested that what had been thought to be impossible was now within reach. thank goodness gene cernan was one of those who gave the eulogy today at neil armstrong's memorial service at the national cathedral. he gave a personal account, and they were very close friends, they went fishing together, they had a long-term and lasting mutual respect and admiration and friendship. america cannot lose its preeminence in space. we are the leaders of the free world, and we are the natural leaders beyond its atmosphere. this is not done in dominance or hegemoniy but to ensure that technology can be used for our economic benefit. the satellites that we have discovered with the space exploration have transformed communications, and satellite-guided missiles have given us defense capabilities that hit the target with less collateral damage. this is my last of 19 wonderful years in the u