so i will be open to that, even though pixie chopra is not here. i think the two applicants that we heard from for seat 11 are both outstanding and i certainly was impressed with the comments from fiona hinze. but i believe that just based on experience, and the importance of continuity, that bruce wolfe would be a great choice for seat 11. so that is where i would be prepared to move pixie, chopra and bruce wolfe. >> supervisor tang? >> thank you, supervisor campos for your comments. i had the opportunity to meet with mr., chopra during our last batch of sunshine appointees and i know he couldn't make it here and there was a question if he was qualified for seat 4 and so i reviewed his materials and had the chance to speak with him and i am comfortable with moving him forward for seat 4. as for seat 11, thank you to all the applicants and mr. bruce wolfe with his experience with the sunshine ordinance task force and the miss hinze brought a really great perspective, given the seat she is applying for and the person who she is potentially succeedin

pixie, chopra has been -- there

pixie, chopra has been -- there is a motion to move him for seat 4, but he is going to need a residential waiver requirement. so somebody would want to make a motion? >> so moved. >> no objections. so then that motion passes. we could have a roll call, who wants to make the first motion? >> chair, could i just note, like i said, i think that bruce wolfe brings a lot to the table and that continuity is important, but given that my two colleagues are ready to support fiona hinze, i think she is also impressive. so i'm not going to vote against that motion. so if you want to make the motion, i do think that mr. bruce wolfe would be an excellent choice, but i also think that miss fiona hinze brings a lot to the table as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. so i would like to nominate miss fiona hinze for seat 11 on the sunshine ordinance task force and move to the full board with recommendation. >> with no objection, that passes. congratulations. thank you very much. so madame clerk is there anything else? >> that concludes our business for today. >> thank you, meeting adjourned [ gavel ] on nov

. >> pixie chopra cannot attend, but was nominated. fiona hinze, are you here? yes? . >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors and task force members. thank you for considering my application.a native san franciscan, i am acquainted with the diversification that makes san francisco such a unique place to live and work and as a dedicated advocate for people with disabilities i have dedicated my life that citizens have access to community services and local government. currently, as the system change coordinator, community organizer for the independent living resource center for san francisco i'm taking an active role for promoting the agenda for people with disabilities. previously in my experience as a legislator internal for legislator pierma and i learned the experience of knowing that government operations are transparent and in full view of the public. if appointed i look forward to helping the task force furthering its mission in successfully enforcing the sunshine ordinance, as well as addressing citizens's concerns. if apointed i will dedicate my time to the sunshine ordinanc

i don't think they actually get the pixie dust that happened from 1996 to now.that it happen? >> it is the next generation of the web. technology has changed everything. new york being the epicenter of the world in my humble opinion, fashion, media, health, banking, and you have all these people building products that make each of those industries better. they have one foot in the industry and one foot in the technology industry. >> a day to day, when you are looking at deals and structure, when you look at the success of silicon alley, is about five to 10 years out as the future of the alpha city where there will six major five or hub's worldwide? places like new york echo >> -- like new york? >> i don't know about that. in ohio, there is a burgeoning group of people. you will see more and more people with money. investorsngel, local who understand they can change those industries. >> there is a major connection between what you see in ohio, austin, and other places. >> and other places. but then you have institutions like cornell launching the tech campus. it

. >> the pixies? deep purple. deep purple was nominated last year and the year before. even nominated this year. >> "smoke on the water." >> sonic youth, journey. >> journey? >> none of those bands are in the rock and roll hall of fame. >> bring in jedediah jie. i saw joan jet's name. i hear sara mclock lynn does not fit the bill. journey is cool. i didn't know any of the people andy just said. we were staring at each other during that segment. >> joan set, by the way, i don't know how old she is. >> she hasn't changed at all. >> she is the hottest person on the planet. >> is she 5-2? >> i don't know. >> sting is in with the police. >> why be greedy? a lot of the 80s music may be the best era ever. punk in the beginning and new wave in the middle and rap and rap metal and grunge metal and then in the 90s. >> i like the 90s. >> 80s is the best. >> 90s is the best dance. put a disco ball in here and joanne and i will show you why. >> there is one right there. >> oh my god this is turning into "the five." coming up, the end of the world. the conference call. the ultimate a

it's not as if it was a pixie dust virus that moved from somewhere to somewhere else.ure we'll find out later exactly what the likely source was or why the breach occurred that we talk about. but you're right. we don't know completely. i want to come back to one important message here and for every business person watching this show today, don't keep your eye focused on the u.s. your eyes have to be focused on africa. until we get that under control and until we have a vaccine there to shut this down, we're going to continue to have a worldwide risk for this to continue. keep our eyes focused on africa. every week we focus on dallas, we're missing that point. >> that's an excellent point, doctor. >> we'll leave the conversation there. we hope no to not continue this conversation with you, but i imagine we might be. thank you. >> there was a story on the front page of "the times" this weekend laying out some of the cases how bad things have gotten there in liberia. that was horrifying and puts things in perspective. he's right. we do need to watch what's happening there