william pasteur, especially since mr. butler had helped commission that report. in deciding not to further renovate the existing structure, which relied on the written opinion of mr. pasteur and others that the building was not historic. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> mining is frederick napknapp. i am an architect practicing in san francisco. we evaluated whether 1269 lombard street is eligible for the california register, which would make it a historical resource porpoises of ceqa. the california register has four criteria for ceqa. we agree with william pasteur, the foremost authority on the history of russian hill, that it is significant under criteria 3 port architecture -- three for architecture. the original physical characteristics which tell its story must be retained. today, 1269 lombard street does not retain historical integrity and does not contribute to the significance of the potential historic district. because of the 1980 addition you saw, which significantly altered the architecture of the building and the setting conditions which m

william pasteur. he conducted a survey which they did this survey is not historic. most importantly, he assigned no historical importance to the fact that there is open space and the front of the lot. what is interesting is that the appellate chose to bumper with one of the commission who helped pay for the study of mr. pasteur that indicated that the open space -- that does not mention the open space having any importance. obviously, mr. butler agrees in part with his own story. mr. butler and's own brief you -- mr. butler's own brief to you quotes from his friend mr. press tour. "by 1900, five lots contain front and back buildings." mr. pasteur also says, " the front and back building on a lot is an urban phenomenon of the 1980's." you can understand why so many city decision makers of the sudden my client's decision to build a structure at the front -- have decided my client's decision to build a structure at the front and back has a solid historic foundation. that condition started as early as the 18 eighties -- 1880's. my final remarks. mr. butler claims condit

you are not going to touch bases with a lot of those pasteurs. they're are trying to do the right thing. keeping that connection when you go to the funeral, pull them aside. >> they have a strong presence in the juvenile presence. we are very appreciative of their support and work with the juvenile probation community. >> in the sierra in the bay view. there's a minister on staff that can collaborates and tries to leverage other ministers. there's other of spiritual groups. as a form of deescalating is holding bringing in indigenous practices as well. it's a larger scale spirituality. >> next question. >> i just have a question on what kwanza said. i am also spiritual. we are talking about politics and money, violence, guns. nobody is talking about prayer or god. that's all i want to say. everybody has all these positions but nobody is talking about prayer. >> we all have different ways we pray. >> i wanted to say something about church. i just recently went to a which you were called new providence. the pastor stole money from the church. becaus

another fire brigade out this morning and the pasteur district. is the fourth and two days. a live report coming up. >> and video systems thought to be fixed, broke down again this week. it will tell you what happened coming up. >> check out your afternoon highs. we could see 72 degree it meeting. we're starting with a warm-up it will continue into the weekend. >> trekking across town freeways here in san francisco, no slowdowns. check out your bay area bridges for friday morning commute. straight ahead. mark? >> we're following the latest of egypt. the latest gathering here, tens of thousands of people gathered in downtown cairo and alexandria. also run the other country's throat the world. right now the administration, the obama administration, sorry. they're talking about the immediate resignation of the present possibly. how likely that is, nobody knows right now. the protesters there, you can see them there. they have brought supplies of water and food. they are attempting to stage protests until he is driven from office. they want to declare victory after these week an

first was matt osbourne, the warden, and then sante, and then louis pasteur, and then an image of a figure passing through a desert with a humorous caption signed seuss. that's the first time the name seuss appeared. and it appears not only because ted geisel knows that craven laycock didn't have a computer. and he didn't know the s. in the middle initial stood for seuss. but because he wanted to connect with henrietta at this moment of impossible passage in which the dean was doing to his images on the jack o what his father had done to the his images on the plaster wall. and he needed the affirmation of the figure that confirmed his art and he then began to carry out the deans punishment to the letter of the law. he didn't send in anything under his own name. and he removed his name, theodore geisel from it. and also by subtracting from his name, and taking his mother's name as the source of his art, had also done what his father asked. he had removed the blot from his record. this recovery of the self that emerged through the invention of the name seuss was actually producing in additio

called translocation we have the pathogen on the surface of the meat that norman would be killed, pasteurize out and when you see the meat on the surface but because of these needles gets penetrated into the middle of the steak so that when you order simply meeting are rare as many of us like to do, you haven't cooked to a high enough temperature, 106 degrees to kill it off so that you are still consuming beefsteak which is usually thought to be safe, it still laid with e. coli. one of the cases where representing is an 18 year-old woman who was at applebee's in ohio celebrating her 4.0 high school quarter, and had mechanically tenderized steak that she did not know about. no one knows about this. she went on to develop e. coli poisoning and then develop into a syndrome, and now has 50% of kidney function at age 18. and by the time she's 40 or 45 will require hemodialysis and transplantation. it also is hypertenshypertensive social have difficulty having children. so i mean, this is the real aspect of foodborne illness. this is what it really comes down to. i'll skip some of those because i