i don't know if you can get the powerpoint up and i don't know if that is necessary. >> with all the problems we have been having in technology i'm not sure i want to try. >> so i am mar rat and the acting director of housing and urban health and which say section of the health department and i was asked to talk about the housing that we put together for seniors and people with disabilities. what we strife for is improve the homeless persons in the health department and reduce the cost of emergency services and central to our approach really is that housing is health care. a few years ago -- well, more than a few years, in 1998 there was a resolution of the health commission acknowledging that we needed to expand services for homeless and for housing in order to prevent illness and further [inaudible] and 2004 is probably as everybody knows the 10 year plan was developed in san francisco in order to end homelessness. that has really influenced the amount of housing we are part of as the health department. we of course don't own housing. we don't develop housing. we are part of collab

powerpoint. powerpoint. ♪ >> it's been a labor of love and we're proud to be providing this gift to the city [speaker not understood] organizations and individuals. and to the city of -- or to the children of san francisco. and i'm very proud that our neighborhood finally has a playground to call its own. >> today is play day. it is the highlight of our summer season. as you can tell it's 90 degrees and balmy here. kids have a great time. [speaker not understood], just enjoying each other and rides and games, supporting activities. >> so thrilled that this is finally reopening, the final piece of the new and revamped commission playground. i tell my colleagues on the board of supervisors they have to come to mission playground. it is just spectacular. every aspect of it is so great, and this is just the touch stone. >> we love making [speaker not understood]. >> we need to treat it with respect. [speaker not understood]. we need to keep it clean and we need to keep it fun it. that's what we're he

we'd like to show the powerpoint presentation now. while we're doing that, you do have the paper copy of my briefing before you and we can start that. if you look at the third slide, the board of supervisors approved clean power s.f. as part of a bigger energy strategy in 2004, and that energy strategy was intended to pursue the city's commitment to reducing greenhouse gases, to develop local -- okay. i think mine is not loaded here. so, i'll just try to be clear for the audience. to develop local renewable energy resources, increase conservation and energy efficiency projects, and support the local economy with jobs from a build out of local energy resources. and then there was a lot of work done between 2004 and september 2012 when the board of supervisors approved the, i should say authorized the general managers' signature on a contract with shell energy of north america. that contract would identify shell or cnet as the city's procurement agent for about 30 megawatts of power on california's energy market. at the same time, the b

there is a powerpoint presentation. your power points was supposed to go along with his comments? okay. >> kate spade could be selling what they refer to as fashion products for men under any name but chose to give it the same name in order to distinguish the source. spade was the key. when introducing their new logo it was enough for kate spade to declare simply hello spade. it is a clear certify -- the zone is administrator has determined that the name kate spade and kate spade saturday are close enough to determine they are the single formula retail enterprise. for reasons that are unclear the zoning administrator does not consider the name jack spade and kate spade to be close enough. jack spade clearly benefits from the association with the spade brand and should be put in the same category as kate spade saturday. you have the authority to look at the group of words and interpret the current law to find formula retail on these facts. no. 3 on the list it features in section b of planning code section 3.3 is service mark. a service mark is similar to a trademark in definition.

and i wanted to also var clearly indicate it was interesting when putting together this powerpoint, i don't typically like to put any words on the images on the slides because i like the images in that way to speak for themselves, i feel like your eye competes between the words and images but i felt that it was important to differentiate between what is in our current exhibition and our permanent collection. so this is in the temporary exhibition as well. and then i wanted to let the paintings and the temporary exhibition and our permanent collection speak to each other and i started going through the permanent collection thinking about all of the ways that the clouds are represented in paintings starting with this early 16th century paintings by an artist nameds chima and i liked the way that the cloud offers like an extension of his halo and then you have this dramatic painting where the clouds are parting and it is like he is parting the red sea in the sky in this dramatic and emotional way that the clouds are not just offering but a part of the action and a part of the drama. and

first, excel, powerpoint and accounting. professionally speaking, i know that i can compete with the best in my field of contracts, construction and administration and in management. the program is challenging and i found the program highly ininstructed that gave each participant personal attention when needed. and a word of warning, new attendties should be committed to study time and discipline in this 18-week program. what i want to say to someone who is interested in this program, you really, what you really have to do is you must be committed, and you must be dedicated to this program, and most important, again, most important, be respectful to your teachers, fellow students, peers. i want to thank workforce development, mission hire hall and my peers to speak at this cycle 7 graduation. >> our next student speaker, i could speak about now or about the guy but what i will say in short is that he inspires me, kerri winford. thank you, mr. jackson. >> good evening, everyone. my name is kerri win ford. and i'm a graduate o

i've been waiting for your powerpoint, for someone to come and explain to you the purpose for all the things that has happened. this that i passed around shows what my community have gone through since the 60's, what other programs that we have supported and we have supported you, at least you know i have, making sure that the sewage plant stay in one location when other people want it to be moved out of the community. i think it is unfair that your staff, and i know you're going to say it's not your staff, but they're under you, you should know who they are and what they are doing to come into my community and rearrange and try to change things that we put together many years ago. i want to say this to you. i've had attorneys to contact me because they want to do pro bono for espanola jackson because they see the problems that we're having in bayview hunter's point. i really hope i don't have to use those attorneys to make you all do the right thing. thank you very much. >> karen uggins. >> yes, thank you, it's huggins. >> you wanted to talk on solar. >> i wanted to talk on your reso

the operation powerpoint presentation will review same sex domestic partners to ensure any married couples in the system will now have the same benefit for pretext coverage for all other family members. we reviewed member files to determine if any same sex partnerships had previously submitted the marriage certificates to hss and if so we changed the family status from domestic partner to married effective the next available coverage period. so the staff was very proactive and we immediately began receiving marriage certificates from those who had not already submitted them to hss. we will also be moving to the third floor. there is a move and we've delayed that until december 1st until after open enrollment so we're looking forward to that and to also have a wellness center opening on the first floor of 1145 market. and also wanted to point out that it was a very busy month for retirement in the health service system. we processed over 7 45 retirement applications between may and july 1st. so, significantly more than our average of about 40 a month. so, very busy for retirement and congra

you know, a lot of these companies that we invest in, they are two guys in a garage with a powerpoint and a dog. and do they have passion for the problem they're trying to solve? do they have the kind of willpower that's going to take them through the challenges? >> and you found that in companies like ab & b and uber and spotify. >> every once in a while you hear that idea and that's obvious. eb & b being one of them. because we have this layer of trust being built by social networks, you have implicit trust because you know someone's a friend of a friend of a friend. so there's product that can sold on that network to a willing buyer. >> how much of your life is investing and how much is it, you know, your acting career? it feels like you are very, very knee deep in investing and and actually finding these new ideas. is that taking a shift in the way you spend your days? >> in essence they're very similar processes. most of the investing i do is in consumer and technologies and most of the advising i do on behalf of those companies is around a consumer product and the way people wou

. >> powerpoint. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm matt jasmine, project manager with the recreation and park department capital division. the item before you today is discussion and possible action to approve allocation of $250,000 for funding open space contingency reserve fund for habitat restoration of a half acre. and investigative sampling and staff resources for planning, design for the sharp park safety infrastructure improvement and habitat restoration project.

the second is for the construction much the ramps itself and i have a powerpoint and we have the transportation authority also here. i would point out that the transportation authority board yesterday did approve these moa's on behalf of the transportation authority. [inaudible] between tida and transportation authority and the ramps project we're going to construct and i will take any questions you may have. tida and mta entered into a agreement and there is a increase in the local match of 750,000 to increase preliminary engineering and also that the -- in october of 2011 we executed moa with the transportation thfert to act as the mobility management agency for treasure island as well. under these proposed moa's as i mentioned we will provide services for the ramp projects as well as the construction and construction management of the ramp construction. you see here the existing ramps on the west side -- the east side of the island. the off ramp is on the east side or the left side of the structure, and the on ramp has a very short acceleration distance has it enters the bridge. the new ramp

. >> powerpoint. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm matt jasmine, project manager with the recreation and park department capital division. the item before you today is discussion and possible action to approve allocation of $250,000 for funding open space contingency reserve fund for habitat restoration of a half acre. and investigative sampling and staff resources for planning, design for the sharp park safety infrastructure improvement and habitat restoration project. this is the project that don was describing a little bit earlier. the sharp park -- sharp park is a unique project, a park for the city. it's located in pacifica but [speaker not understood] but is owned by san francisco. it includes 27 acres of wetlands. you can barely see it in the image above. that's the entire area of sharp park and the wetlands located to the west of [speaker not understood] in the blue area next to the coast. it also has a number of special status species including the california red legged frog and the san francisco garter snake. as don ment