in the course of investigating employee complaints, about evaluations of the hcso, section 14.3 subsection d, the olse may refer consumer fraud to our attention, we will upon any receipt of such complaint review the matter to see if there is a basis for any further investigation, however, under the current wording of the ordinance, we believe it would be difficult if not impossible to maintain a criminal prosecution for consumer fraud based on the collection of excessive surcharges in many cases. as the grand jury pointed out in its report, employers are increasingly using surcharges labeled in a way that is not limited to offsetting the cost of the chso, those broadly labeled surcharges seek to offset a variety of costs of doing business in san francisco. including but not limited to complying with the minimum wage and sick pay ordinances, both the city attorney and the olse grie with the grand jury that administrative enforcement of section 14.3 subsection d against employers who use these more broadly labeled surcharges will be extremely difficult. criminal enforcement by means of a con

of, ordinance amending the park code to repeal subsection(b) demonstrating or soliciting in certain citywhile other events are in progress. >> chair mar: supervisor wiener. >> supervisor wiener: thank you. this legislation repeals section 74.8(d) of the parks code which is outdated. this section applies to permitted events in seven parks in our city and provides specified locations where protests may occur. the implication being that they cannot occur anywhere else in the park. in the 30 years since the board of supervisors adopted this section, the configuration of these parks have changed, in some cases quite dramatically. as a result, this section is not only updated but it's difficult for park patrol and police officers to enforce it. for example, the section refers to a fountain in civic center that no longer exists, and it places a designated public assembly area for dolores park in the middle of the tennis courts, or what are now the tennis courts. this ordinance would delete these outdated provisions, and allow the city and rec and park to appropriately tailor any necessary time,

. >> there is subsection 9 and less to do with requirements for reporting.sed as written, which require color schemes to report all lawsuits, notices, demands, claims of any kind involving bodily injury or property damage. the proposal is to narrow that language. the new language would say that this would be in section 1106. by the fifth day of each month, each color scheme must file a report with sfmta listing each accident that occurred during the previous month involving any taxi or -- affiliated with the color scheme resulting in property damage or bodily injury. >> we need a motion and a second. chairman nolan: all in favor? the ayes have it. i am concerned about this one. about the deaths, -- gift, the gifts part of this thing. there is a division of understanding. i will see what other members of the board have to say. >> i am happy to start. this is something i know i have brought a lot when we talked about taxis and the gift or tip culture does disturb me a lot as a lot of people have pointed out here today. so many of our taxi drivers are recent im

because close very clearly, very early became my attraction -- clothes became nmy attraction, a subsection. as more attractive to addressing people than addressing myself. it was not my objective desire, my own person. so i think that if i looked, the market inspire me. people different in it the streets or inspiring me. not what was fashion. maybe i was a finding something to were very inspiring. laurant. i like the ones that are different and have their own style. i like the ones that are different. they have style. i love them. so everyone that was different, i'd love it. i was not inspired by the jet set. at that time in 1960's, it was like very -- [unintelligible] for example, when i started to work, i am not all in the quatorze address. that is where some young girl -- among the young, i find more creativity, more interesting fashion in paris than in london. the sense of humor makes them to play more with the clothes and everything. in paris, i could see what was chic in what was not. one time i was working and was arriving at an industry job, and i was wearing boots. they looked at

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subsection. of the. shoes of the great. it's a jewel. in the book and there it was. protesting the actions and some of the actions in two regions of the quarter which is almost certainly just tends to often lead attorney to internalize the city and if you can play the innocent kids around this for you know. a contrast to. also with his own entity who knew subculture of the. list and. so it wasn't just wasn't so much the building you know. do you think that you think that this the showing of anger outside the u.s. consulate in sydney do you think there are other factors involved perhaps some of them involved some of the people involved were just looking for an excuse to voice their anger over a broad range of issues. there is an opportunistic. tends to be. over the years the instrument. of growing conservatism and should i say. it's not an excuse what happened today. and. certainly as you and i speaking at the moment we've been showing pictures on our show quite an aggressive response by the police there and said trying to well basically crack down on these protesters

to watch big brother i'm sure everyone's heard of the lose hacktivist collective anonymous well a subsect of the group called anti sec claims that hacked into an f.b.i. agent's laptop accessing over twelve million apple unique device identifiers also known as u.t. i.d.'s for short these are what make your apple device unique so all the data that was originally picked up by the f.b.i. from f.b.i. from apple devices like i phones i pads and i pods and so far and the second is released just one of the twelve million i.d.'s now you deny you the i.d.'s include user names phone numbers and addresses and the identifying codes also have the ability to track and monitor users of these devices so let me get to the point here this is evidence of yet another facet of government overstepping across industry to access more information about our personal lives to track us all well i have an i phone and i asked syria earlier if the f.b.i. had stored and tracked my user information to check it out. during the f.b.i. tracking this phone would you like to search the web or if the f.b.i. knows where i am on

for coming in thanks for having having so president i think a lot of people see libertarianism as subsect of the republican party and a lot of them are turned off by that how can there be a gap to be bridge between progressivism and libertarianism libertarianism when it first started many many many moons ago had roots in radicalism it was trying to overthrow the original class a system in mercantile ism and work until it's europe and sometimes it's gotten away from its roots it's got to do more to reach out to people who care about fairness and equality and equal treatment of the law we've got to talk about. you know why there is the ninety nine and the one percent america and how we've gotten away from our equal opportunity under the law equal treatment of the law. i think the more we can do to reach out to not just one party but both parties are independent thinking and not part of the traditional political establishment the better off. self ownership and moral libertarianism and the movement will be as a whole i think when you look at corporations and especially in light of the occupy

subsection d also requires for the state to cover all cost. it is grossly unfair to ask the state to pay for an appraisal and then comply with bureaucratic federal rules in the process of the valuation. the legislation leaves the secretary ample authority to properly protect taxpayers does not waive any applicable standards. both h.r. 5544 and the minnesota file 1750 require negotiations to be mutually agreed upon and the lands conveyed to the state would be subject to all applicable state and local laws. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment, and i'll yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the question occurs on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from a

i'm not saying there aren't subsects of people, whether they're retired or can't work or whether they're to work, but when i look at the labor force participation rate and i see that out of the eligible pool of workers, we're bringing forth the fewest to actually have a job, there is a problem here. maybe the media ought to quit hiding under tables and look at some of the bigger damn issues. >> rick, you know you and i stand on the same side of the aisle. what i found frustrating is his dismissiveness. he's not going to try. why not articulate about how the economy is going to be better? >> he wasn't giving a speech. he was talking to a bunch of people just like you and i talk to a bunch of people. he wasn't giving us the benefit of how he can change for the better. he was telling us you have so many ways to try to affect the election and keeping taxes low for the people that have to work -- >> he said he's done. he's not going try to attract those people. >> i listened to that three times. i ended up listening to a private conversation that wasn't a speech. you know, this wasn't -- >> e

if you are a member of a despised minority and a subsection with a dreaded disease, you can't reallyfor city council. like, you are not going to have a majority way of getting things done. >> right. right. >> you have to choose another way. how did act up develop their philosophy of how they were going to change? >> i think the first thing we should remember is that an hiv diagnosis back then meant prognosis of 18 months. everything was run on this urgent campaign. there was no time to wait. by the sixth year of the epidemic when act up first formed, six years into this killer plague, there wasn't a single pill to take. the machinery of the national health services hadn't produced anything. people were dying left and right. what act up did when it came together as a spontaneous movement was to immediately just begin to press or knock or hammer on all the doors where anyone which might have produced a response, a medical response, a pill, a treatment, any sort of treatment. they, knowing they had this broad campaign, they were fighting the media that was paying no attention. pharma th

"the ahe although indications, adegree gaults and levels set in subsection nb)(2) shall apply in the the shah in the same manner as for a concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2013." i would say to you, a budget is a limitation on spending. the budget control act contained very clear limitations on spending for 2012 and 2013. so when our friends say there's been no budget passed by this body, oh, yes there has. there is a been a budget passed for 2012, one for 2013. instead of a resolution, it was done in a law. now, what we don't have is a long-term plan, a ten-year plan. that's what we really need. but, you know, it's pretty clear, both sides are not ready yet -- and perhaps won't be until we've had this election -- to sit down and agree to the kind of ten-year plan that we so desperately need. mr. president, the budget control act represented the largest deficit-reduction package in the history of the united states. how can that be? well, because it contained $900 billion in discretionary savings over ten years, and it included the so-called sequester that we hear so

convention, the amount of voters that's really for in terms of persuadable universe is a very tiny subsectis point, right? >> i think it was skillfully set up so as the day went on, you would get the base mobilization speeches and then as you moved to the prime time speeches, they focus much more on that small segment of voters that really are persuadable. i think it was very well-run convention and certainly contrasted sharply with the republican convention in terms of the discipline on display and the organization of the themes. my own view on the president's speech is that it was a good speech, wasn't a great speech. the reason it fell short of great m my view is it is really i think important for him to what's going to happen after the election, how am i going to address that concern about both the immediate jobs problem and the long-term economic challenges of the middle class, and he got close to that, but ultimately it felt to me like he was falling back on sort of the familiar idea of invoking hope rather than setting out an agenda. >> we have this fiscal cliff that's coming up whi

deficit reduction legislation enacted pursuant to subsection a shall, one, require upper income taxpayers by instituting a buffett rule. extending middle class tax cuts while having the tax extensions that benefit upper income beneficiaries to expire as scheduled under current law. and, three, include targeted spending cuts. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. garrett: i no longer do. i withdraw my point of order. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from maryland is recognized for five minutes in support of his motion. mr. van hollen: thank you, madam speaker. let's just flash back to a year ago when we were working on the budget control act, and it's i think worth reminding everybody what the speaker of the house, mr. boehner, said at that time. quote, i got 98% of what i wanted. i'm pretty happy, unquote. that's what the speaker of the house said about the budget control act. we now find ourselves here trying to find a way to prevent these across-the-board meat ax cuts from taking place in the defense budget and the

udall: and it -- in the language, it reads, "the allegations, aggregates and levels in subsection b-1 shall apply in the senate in the same manner as for concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2012." that language is duplicated below in the next paragraph for 2013. i think i hear my friend from wyoming suggesting that the process the senate periodically uses to determine a budget is helpful and follows regular order and i agree, but the congress, as you know in the last two years, has been at loggerheads. there have been more emphasis than i remember in my 12 previous years in the last two years serving in the congress. but we do have a budget in place. it is a budget that reduces federal spending and is a down payment on the hard work we have to do going forward. on the ryan budget, it was promulgated by congressman ryan. i was elected the same year as congressman ryan to the house, i have respect for congressman ryan and his constituents. i just happen to disagree with his priorities, and his budget proposal sets priorities. it's a template. and if you really study what