but, it was very clear on the original drawings. and what they are now proposing is a height of or well, upon me calling the building commission, they resubmitted their plans and showing it now to be 6 feet taller. i know that the builders are here saying that this has been a financial burden with all of these delays. i just like to say beforehand, all of these delays were due to circomventing the system. they are all self-inflicted problems. i don't want you to be fooled into believing this was a mistake. i think that this was done on purpose. this was drawn up by a licensed architect. and it is has just been one mistake in their favor after another. and really the way that this has been going on, they are really making a mockery of the whole system for the building system and this board and attempting to any way. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. linn, in your brief you discussed that you disagreed with the representation of the permit holder on what is north? >> that is correct. >> it was not the permit holder, it was

this is the gear box, and this is original from 1913. it is a heavy-duty design that we really do not see any more today. that is probably part of the reason why this elevator has already lasted close to 100 years. this is the break for the voice machine -- teh brake. >> we have the original controller here. fortunately, the power is turned off. >> this room was built in 1913, but the national elevator cut actually was not introduced until 1921. >> tell us about this antique controller. what makes it different from a modern controller? >> the elevator is running on the original d.c. power. really simple in operation. does not include a lot of the features we would have in an elevator today, automatic door operation, dispatching, push button operation. none of those features are present, but this is the original from 1913. on this side, we have all the relays that actually control the elevator. the safety service -- city circuit, position, speed, and control of the power to the motor. >> here is a really interesting piece of historic mach

melody, but sometimes went up when the original plainchant went down or vice versa.nchant continues] eventually, even more lines were added so that in the late middle ages, around the year 1400 for example, three voices was the norm. by the year 1500, 100 years later, four voices were the norm. the texture of having these four voices work together was such that there was a lot of imitation between the four lines. and it was rather playful. the four parts would weave in and out of each other, they would chase each other, echo each other, and always come to a nice chord at the end. the notes were sounding together forming chords, even if the composer didn't think of them as chords. certain notes would line up at a certain time and create a chord. and in the renaissance in the 15th, 16th centuries, these harmonies were sort of the result of the different lines of polyphony as they sort of made a tapestry of music all together. composers became increasingly aware of these vertical sonorities or chords. by the end of the 16th century, composers were ready to drop the midd

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>> the whole backside of the building was originally line for ferryboats. it could handle about 14 boats at one time. the building was built in 1898, and the ferry boats were very popular up until the bay bridge got built in the early 1930's. at that time, the passengers shifted from taking the ferry boats out to going across the bridge and a ferry boat service diminished. >> the cars were a reduction in the use but also led to the development of the freeway in front of the ferry building, which in 1989 was damaged by the earthquake and demolished. lo and behold, we have a ferry building again after the earthquake? >> we have seen the city come around. the building was renovated and opened in 2003. at the downtown ferry terminal was expanded in 2009 perry -- in 2009. people are looking for other ways to cross the bay. they have found that the use of the ferry boats may have increased by three times it is today. >> a lot of people who are looking for alternative ways to get around, people who walk, bicycle, other transportation, less people are driving. it i

so much of it is original. the viaduct around the buildings, park avenue, which here is a building site in the middle of the \street/{-|}street bridge, son of trafficking get around it, most of that was innovative and ingenious at the time. not barred from other places. >> in the back on the right hand side. >> i don't know whether this is legend, but i'm serious, i read someplace that -- [inaudible] involved in grand central station. when she was in tears she looked for her brother and told him about the electric train spent you are close to it was i think alexander and he was the head of the pennsylvania railroad. and i believe he was indeed mary's brother. >> [inaudible] >> yes, right, sure. he was the one who envisioned in station. he was head of the penn station river at the time. what's interesting come to come is penn station never have the same impact on me down that grand central did. me, with the post office, macy's, one or two other things, a couple of hotels, the pennsylvania, "the new yorker." but

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please refer to the overhead, thank you for the original announcing the original opening in 1948. >> i can't see it. >> okay. >> i will just -- while i'm waiting for that image, i'll just continue my presentation. okay, i'll stop my presentation. >> [inaudible]. >> thanks. >> thank you. thanks. some important history because this is a story about history, the born december to*e sausage factory was the born gus to*e market which was established in 1920 by *f by the casisa family on a 3 thousand dollar bank loan, the family started manufacturing sausage in their storage just around the corner and they built this factory in 1948. if you look to the overhead, that's a picture of the factory, in an article in the journal of "meat" december, 1948, celebrating the opening specifically references the layout of the building and specifically references the main floor noting that at the front of the building, near the entry way, there was a men's locker room that services the rest of the factory next to that is the inspector's office and beyond that the actual where the meat is made. nowhere in

i mention alexander hamilton's original tinker.people don't think about what happens a couple years back if you think of it in a positive sense. there's obviously a lot of horrible things that came out of people on wall street. the point i make in the book is things like credit defaults loves collateralized debt obligations were initially invented to solve problems, not to create one's and in the case of the debt obligations, for example, two people at jpmorgan looking for new ways to offset risk for some of their clients. and so that's what they were trying to do and they're putting together these mortgages and slicing them up inside them as securities because it. made sense. unfortunately, there can be a dark side to tinkering obviously. and in fact, probably the darkest part of that financial tinkering with most people, other than the people who came up with it in the first place didn't understand it. so that is something we deal with a lot in contemporary society. when you tinker at a high level with financial tinkering or tech

mission bay, the original development agreement was expected to last for 25 years. there would be changed inevitably, changes would occur. and what the collateral agreement, what the community based groups that signed collateral agreements were to deal with were the language in the development agreement ordinance that drew a distinction between material changes and immaterial changes. the planning director can change with an agreement with the developer make small adjustments without going back to the commission or anybody else. if it is considered to be a material change in the development agreement, it has to come back to the planning commission and if there is a collateral agreement with a community group must go before, must reach an agreement with that community group as well. so that was basically the notion of the collateral agreement. it was limited around affordable housing and other public amenities. there were in fact three signs in the original housing development for mission bay when it was aggregated and what replaced it was a project area, redevelopme

originally they reconvene in baltimore.but once they reconvene, in that week, washington starts getting affect together. congress has just keep these people away from washington. dictator back then was not a dirty word. get full military control to make decisions. he was a political dictator or he could cover the law that congress never gave up their power over the people. over the military, he became the number one in charge. they kept extending this dictatorship over and over and that is how they came to create this american commander-in-chief through fits and starts to begin with a weak commander in end with a strong commander over foreign nationals. >> are you making the argument or at least a suggestion that the term commander-in-chief is used in the constitution and asked previously in the articles they commander-in-chief who washington was that dan cammarata continental congress congress had given powers of the military commander. >> is absolutely right, and evolving term. didn't mean that much as they learn from the

at the time, the paintings, is a copy of the original tradition of rembrandt. here you see the two paintings together which makes a subtle variations evident. the angle of the head and more controlled and refined manner of the brush work and copy on the left suggest that these paintings are probably not by the same hand. we now have scientific evidence which further suggest that the morris picture is a studio copy perhaps by the talented artist gart who is rembrandt's first people. you may remember he allegiance of honor in the summer of 2011. the reason why they think it's other than rembrandt because of the discovery of infrared that there is a sketchy black charcoal beneath the painted layers. under drawing is not characteristic of rembrandt's work. i'm not saying it definitely isn't by rembrandt, or it is by rembrandt. this am biguity is -- scientist have given us more information about what is going on behind-the-scenes but we don't know for sure that rembrandt didn't paint the picture. as i said it was unlikely and unusual for rembrandt to do any drawings

it has original charm and can be just as viable in the 21 century. this appears to be the thrust of the residential guidelines anyway. thank you. so, here it says setback upper floors to provide rear yard set backs or provide set backs from the side property lines. reduce the foot print of the peripheral building or additions. these are the kind of modifications that are going to be made and make my living space as enjoyable as it has in the past. thank you. >> thank you, speakers in favor of the dr. any speakers in favor of the dr? >> hi. i'm a resident. i have a letter here of the dolores heights improvement club. i'm here in support of barbara barnard. this addition is enormous. my name is como. i can't believe it went that far actually. i can't believe the planning commission has approved it to go that far. it goes so far back that it blocks three houses on noi street. the height is a misstatement to say the height would be lower because the total height would be much higher and further back towards noi street. i'm here to support barbara. her ho

the exclusiveness in elijah muhammad's original teachings. as abdus salam, in our interview will see, he also, over time, began to question the exclusivity in the original teachings of elijah muhammad that called for a separating of african-american peoples from caucasian peoples. of course, islam, our true- or let's say the traditional islamic doctrine is very inclusive- it calls for the equality of all people, justice for all peoples, and so we'll see later wd mohammed wrote- you know, he can certainly speak for himself- but he takes that role, learned the arabic, and developed the american muslim mission that is much more inclusive- in other, caucasians can go to it- originally not so within the movement. and of course, louis farrakhan- certainly you've heard of louis farrakhan- he, like a, you know, a lightning rod, he attracts negative attention from the media because he's a controversial and powerful figure, and he holds to elijah muhammad's teaching of a separate nation of islam, and he keeps to the quest here, at least to put it in my

ground breaking information about the origins of where we have come from?e main thing is putting it all in context. we go the earliest parts of the continent. we find tiny christals which are 4.4 billion year s old. that's older than anything else we have found part of the original earth. as far as we know some of those most ancient continents, part of it was in western australia. just litting things like the origin of life. when and where that happens. how plants and animals co-managed the surface of the earth and turned it into the place we live and love today. there is no better place to do that than in australia. >> australia used to be part of the same land mass as north america and i understand, according to your research, we may once again be reconnected? >> look, we have been joined at the hip before, that's for sure. a lot of australia's history was north of the equator as the continents moved around. and we ripped apart, they have been reforming and moving apart through history. if you do the gps measurements, you can see the direction that austra

i do know that -- there were obviously questions about how motorola originally obtained the grant. but those questions, i think, had been answered. and we had reviews by both the federal government and the state cal cma and both said basically everything had been done according to the requirements of the grant. and, so, there were some questions initially about how this all came about. but the fact it that we spent so much time negotiating -- i consider this to be like a sole source. motorola was the only entity that had a $50 million grant to build this project. and, so, we really tried to hold their feet to the fire through the negotiation process and we developed a model that actually put most of the risk on motorola to make the system work. there is no requirement that anyone buy any certain number of subscribers or any devices at all from motorola. they have to make the system work and demonstrate to us it's a good system. and then we can choose to buy subscribers or buy devices on the network. and they've also made the commitment in the contract that any device from any vendo

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while the original bypass legislation is much needed, the amendments make it impossible our chances of converting our tic units to condos, we have previously met the existing requirements of three years, in both buildings we have been in a lottery before but to no avail, we are were not drawn. but now we have lost in one building, an owner occupier and we are about to lose in another building another owner, through no fault of the remaining owners. the existing tic law is hard enough already as it exists. these amendments have done or have encouraged these unattractive tic ownership going forward. because of the change to the owner occupantcy requirements from two to six years, even if they started to again the lost or about to lost one owner occupier in each of those buildings, the bypass legislation will have expired by the time that we have a replacement in place and satisfy the new 6 year requirement and further the lottery will not be an option because you will have to suspended it for what could turn out to be 16 years and even when the lottery is reinstituted are 6 unit building

and i believe him. >> santilli plans to auction the entire original film. he wants no less than $5 million. >> to have him say trust me, i would say to him no. >>> coming up -- >> this thing battered its way for a few seconds through the waves. >> the famous film that brought thousands to the shores of loch ness. >> whatever it was was just underneath the surface. was pretty big and it was shifting. >> when "caught on camera: mysteries and monsters" continues. >>> this thing battered its way for a few seconds through the waves. >> legend has it there's something lurking in the murky waters of scotland. >> whatever it was was just underneath the surface, it was pretty big and it was shifting. >> and that legend has been kept alive largely by one mysterious piece of film shot more than half a century ago. >> my father took a film in 1960 of some object in loch ness. and that pretty much changed his life. changed my life. >> april 1960. loch ness, scotland. armed with a rented 16 millimeter camera, tim dinsdale is monster hunting. >> he read an article in 1959

we had originally issued that package for -- bid and suspended that process for the an allowing of the design of the w 1 system and we'll be actually folding in the remainder of the storefront glazing to increase the overall glazing component of the package, but to resume the bidding schedule on that, we need to issue an addendum in june of this year to keep that process on schedule as part of the overall construction package and that's where we are seeking guidance on this change. the opportunity to reduce cost in the glazing package is a significant one. when we have completed the bidding of the first 5 major packages which include the skavgs, substructure, super structure, glazing and ceilings, we have locked in about 2 thirds of the value of the construction center. within those early packages, this system because of it's area, because of it's magnitude, presents a present unique opportunity for to us reduce construction cost in a significant way and that's where we are bringing forward this recommendation. >> and bob, just to clarify, you are saying that we are looking at a saving

need to approve a hospital that was what it was originally. i believe this is a regional medical center of the caliber of stanford from south bay where you put your best and brightest and all throughout the system where people have special needs and need the best of care, they are sent to the van ness hospital. so i hope that's still going to be the case and i remember the whole process we went through and i know very much about the packard hospital approval and stanford and what they gave to san mateo county and it was a lot less than sutter to san francisco on this project. those are things that have to be worked out politically. i do have some specific questions for mr. rich first of all. the 75 percent utilization rate for saint luke's before cal pacific can increase their van ness hospital by 30 more beds. isn't that arbitrary? it depends on how many people are ill. >> let me give you that background. one that was not on the current agreement, a 20-year guarantee to keep saint luke's open. that was replaced to the better satisfaction of e

originations have been a problem for some time, for the sector as a whole. i mean, listen, i'm not going to front run tim sloan here. for only the second time ever, i'm probably going to agree with rick santelli on air, and say that haigher interest rates fro that standpoint is probably not the worst idea in the world. >> hey, rick, let me just take it off our shores for a moment. you've been doing a lot of reporting and discussing of japan and the jgbs this week and the fall on the yen. give me some take of the volatility we're seeing in the nikkei, the yen and particularly the jgbs, and what it could mean particularly for this u.s. market on the bond and the stock side. >> i think it's a philosophical question more than anything. we just heard one of our guests early in the segment say, you know what, it depends on what ben does, what the committee thinks. you know what, it also depends on what the positions in very old markets like the jgb with their historic low yields. they've had days where they've had 30 welco, 40% of the entire ten-year yield change

it originally was only for one week. but once they reconvened, washington starts getting his act together and congress size keep these people away from us. dictator back then was not the dirty work it is now. it just meant it full military control to make decisions. u.s.a. political dictator or he can cover until the that congress never gave up their power over the people. but he became the number one in charge and they kept sending this to tatar ship over and over and that is how they came to create this american commander-in-chief, to begin with a weakening your and end up with a strong commander over foreign nationals. the >> are you making an argument or at least a suggestion that the terms commander-in-chief as used in the constitution and i asked you about in the article referred to that commander-in-chief who washington was that the end, with the cotton in the congress had given in powers of a military commander? >> that's absolutely right in an evolving term. originally the term didn't mean that much. it came to

also to this budget, can meet the 911 thousand dollars that was originally planned for this. i heard the talk about restorative practices, but i feel like they were trying to do it on a shoe string budget. i would like to make an amendment that we allocate up to so as you know, this is an expensive endeavor. it is very expensive to try to ship around. it is changing the culture of our schools. we're on the tip right now of doing that. i think we wanted to see it actualized that these additional funds -- not a lot of money -- 43,430 extra to this budget. so i'd like to make the amendment that we bring up the total funding of the restorative practices to 911 thousand. >> you have made a motion. >> yes. i have. >> we have a second. now there is a motion on the floor for an amendment to the budget. so just to state it clearly, you are proposing that we add another 43,000 to the restorative budget. >> from where? >> it'd be helpful to know from where. >> i would take that from the reserve. so the reserve would be minus 43,430 dollars. >> it's possibly an unfair question, but can y

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last week i agreed with the sponsor to amend into my original legislation under the ospices and the hope that we can work together and find common ground, both the advocates as well as tenant advocates. again, to repeat, some of my comments from last week, but my goal in this legislation has always been three-fold. one to protect and help vulnerable members in san francisco that in true regards as to what supervisor campos mentioned earlier represents the families here. and they need our support in city hall and continue to fight for them through the legislation and otherwise. >> second of all to protect the tenants that are in these buildings, and i know that there has been a lot of commentary about addiction and that is not something that i support or any of the co-sponsors do not support. and to create a large pool of money for the house ng san francisco. as has been commented that is one of our dire needs in our city and this legislation will do exactly that. however, we have only had a chance in the last week to meet once, together, and on both sides and as we can do more but regard

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i have been aware that the height was off by that much and you showed me how originally the house was larger. the department has accepted the change, the permit holder was forced to go through a revision and therefore open a way for the additional appeals. and the department, however, is satisfied that they have now done it accurately as far as what the height of the building was that was being constructed and i am prepared to accept that. >> and i move to up hold the permit that it conforms with the permits that in terms of the over all building plan. >> on the basis that it conforms to the approved plans, as it relates to the building height? >> that is correct. >> okay. >> we have a motion then. and commissioner fung. to up hold this permit on the basis that it conforms to the approved plans as it relates to the building height. >> yes. >> on that motion, president hwang? >> aye. >> commissioner hurtado? >> aye. >> vice president lazarus? >> aye. >> and commissioner honda? >> aye. >> thank you. >> the vote is 5-0, the permit is upheld on that basis. >> and there is no further busin