lee on five postage stamps? >> no. >> well, since he died, yes. five united states postage stamps. there's no other loser in a civil war who ended up on five postage stamps. >> even one. >> even one. >> so -- but i do think that we have to be really careful, which is you know, there are so many eerie echoes of the civil war in political quarrels of our own time. you know, rick perry threatening secession, various kinds of nullification threats. sometimes you feel like you're hearing, you're just hearing these echoes, these strange

lee on five postage stamps? >> no. >> since he died, united states postage stamps. there is no other loser in a l civil war that ended up on five postage stamps. >> even one. >> even one. >> there are so many echoes of the civil war and political quarrels in our own time. you know, rick perry threatening cessation, all kinds of nullification threats. sometimes you feel like you're hearing old threats of the same debates. >> norman mailer wanted new york city to succeed. >> so did the mayor of new york. >> so did the norwegian immigrants in the upper peninsula of michigan, too. >> i think what i think, on the one hand i'm struck by these and troubled by these eerie residences, and other times they seem like thin reflections. i think part of it is this romantic story, the confederate appeal is the story of a principled struggle against tyranny, especially the tyranny of the federal government that can be that was jefferson davis' reprieve of the real struggle. it's been available since the 1870s, it fits many different types of causes, and i think you get thinner and

lee on five postage stamps. >> now. >> since he died. five postage stamps. there is no other loser in a civil war who ended up on five. >> even one. >> even one. >> but i do think that we have to be really careful, which is you know, there are so many eerie echoes of the civile war. rick perry threaten cesession. sometimes you're hearing these strange echoes of the old debate. >> norman mailer wanted new york city to secede. >> so do the norwegian immigrants in michigan too. >> i think what i think on the one hand i'm struck by these anld and troubled by these and on the other hand sometimes they seem like thin reflections. and i think part is that this romantic story, the confederate appeal is the story of principled -- a principled struggle against tyranny, especially the tyranny of the federal government. >> centralized tyranny. >> that was jefferson davis' reprees of the real struggle. >> and wilson fell in love with. >> available since the 1870s. fit many types of causes. and i think you get thinner and thinner versions of it

50 it street in the alley behind 101 grove, and it never was meant for a clinic, and it has a postage stamp size waiting room. it is very uncomfortable for clinic -- clients. it is actually not the safest space for clients and staff in general, just given the nature of what that space is. and then the clinic known as the housing and urban health clinic is sort of sandwiched into a commercial space of a master least -- leased sro. they do not lend themselves to modern primary care and all the things we need to do to be a more efficient deliver of health-care services, and the marriage between the housing and health space is just really advantageous to us. supervisor chu: can you speak to what will happen at the other sites? will you continue to operate at toom wood -- tom woodell? >> we are going to keep it. it is in the city-owned building. our plan is to separate out the primary care services that are there from the urgent care services. right now, in addition to a very busy primary care clinic, it also serves the urgent care, which is drop-in services for homeless people, and the two of t

the rest of the houses on the block literally have a postage- stamp-type yard. they are very small, barely 20 feet in depth. none of these homes could create a situation that we have here now. the impact -- if you look at these dr applications, the photographs, this is perhaps the most dramatic. the new deck will extend 2/3 of the length of his entire yard. here's the link of his yard right here. this is the bottom of the debt. please recall that there will be a three-foot guard above that. so this is the situation being created because of the unique and historic configuration of these lots. we urge you to deny the extension of the rear yard. thank you very much. commissioner fong: second dr requestor? >> commissioners, thank you for the opportunity for me to talk to it. this is my first time in the sort of situation. my name is michael kaiser. i am and immediately adjacent resident in 2806 union street. if we could switch to the powerpoint. thank you. i would like to present today some concerns we have regarding the roof that proposed for this development. firs

lee on postage stamps. no other loser in the civil war who ended up on stamps. >> there are so many echoes of the civil war and political quarrels in our own time. you know, rick perry threatening succession, various kinds of nullification, you're just hearing these strange echoes of the old debates. >> norman miller of new york city wants succeed. so did the mayor of new york. >> so did the norwegian immigrants in the upper peninsula of michigan, too.

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postage stamp a couple decades ago. i was glad to see that. one of the most impressive men we have known. he's born in 1903 or 1904. he himself wasn't sure. a black kid born in detroit and makes his way to l.a. parents are gone, parents are dead inside and he went to a white high school in l.a. he is the sports star and the ballot touring in. a pasco scholarship to ucla. again a sports star and the valedictorian of ucla. when you're talking about a young black american in the 19 teens and 20s. the black women of l.a. raised a thousand dollars in cash for him to put in his pockets to go across the country to herbert. he's the first black person to earning phd in political science in america for many university. as a master's in harvard as well. he has a flirtation with the left of the hard left, but he rejects them and becomes a u.n. diplomat and presides over truce negotiations between israel, the new state of israel and arab attackers in 1948 and 1949 when he was the nobel peace prize in 1950. he was very keen on honoring the new united natio

the first step is we cut up this uniform, so we have to get it down to a postage stamp size. down here is our wet room. so this is where we have our beater. go right in here we have uniforms from the first part of the iraq war. we have old, there's the new army dij ta pattern is in here. after it runs through the beater for a few hours, this is what comes out, and this is all that uniform broken down into pulp. now we want to reclaim those experiences by making them into something new, something different. and it's paper. >> press, and there's your paper. >> one of the silk screen of the boy, myself and the boy, that's comes from a direct photo taken of me with this little boy named razul who i'll never forget, he was this little kid that i had met on a patrol. but i couldn't get over the fact how much i looked like an alien to him, this big monster with all this gear on me. i remember going back to that area a few times and seeing the same family, just around, and i remember one time i went back and they were completely gone, and that weighs on me. i do see his face a lot, i

postage stamp, um, a couple decades ago, and i was glad to see that. bunch was one of the most impressive men we've known. he's born in 1903 or 1904, i think he himself wasn't sure. black kid, born in detroit, makes his way to l.a., raised by his grandmother really. parents are gone -- parents are dead can, in fact, i think after bunch is about 13. and he went to a white high school, jefferson high, i think, in l.a. he is the sports star and the valedictorian. basketball scholarship to ucla. again a sports star and the valedictorian of ucla. we're talking about a young black-american in the 19 teens and '20s. the black women of l.a. raised a thousand in cash for him to put in his pockets as he goes across the cub to harvard. -- the country to harvard. he's the first black person to earn a ph.d. in political science in america from any university. he has a master's from harvard as well. he has a flirtation with the left and the hard left, but he rejects them. becomes a u.n. diplomat and, um, presides over truce negotiations between israel, the new state

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