i mean it is a workshop and it is an evidentiary hearing and a two day workshop to me does not seem sufficient for you to really collect the kind of evidence that you need to make an informed decision and why wouldn't you do that. >> the commission chose not to. >> is there a reason why. >> no. >> no reason, given? >> we held a two-day workshop. >> and when we opened phase two, if the commission decides to hold evidentiary hearings, we will make that determination. parties are when the judge issued the scoping memo asking for the workshops and evidentiary hearings the parties can comment on whether they want the hearing and why or why not and the judge will make that decision. >> it seems to me that if the goal is to protect the consume and her to insure the public safety, that you would have a process that allows consumers and members of the public to actually share these kinds of concerns and i think that is one of the purposes of an evidentiary hearing to provide that kind of evidence. it is mind bogling when you look at what the pc did. in terms of the disabled community, why don't you hav

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but there were two days of workshops. as a result of that, the new industry was dubbed transportation network, companies or tncs and defined as companis that provide transportation services for compensation, using on-line enabled app or platform to connect the passengers with drivers using their personal vehicles and that is the principal distinction between a pcerebral palsy and the tnc is that the tnc is supposed to be using a personal vehicle and i underline it on this slide because it becomes important later and i will get to that part a little later. and the cpuc decision also recognized that this was not ride sharing or car pooling. so that is why we encourage everybody to stop using the word ride sharing because it did not and never did describe the services that are providing by these companies, the cpc also recognized that what the companies are characterizing as a voluntary donation was in fact a commercial fare for hire. so some of the issues that have been a very prominent part of the debate nationally is insu

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we offer classes and workshops in digital camera, digital printing. we offer classes basically in the shooting, ton the town at night, treasure island. there is a way for the programs exploring everyone who would like to spend the day on this program. >> hello, my name is jennifer. >> my name is simone. we are going on a field trip to take pictures up the hill. >> c'mon, c'mon, c'mon. >> actually, i have been here a lot. i have never looked closely enough to see everything. now, i get to take pictures. >> we want to try to get them to be more creative with it. we let them to be free with them but at the same time, we give them a little bit of direction. >> you can focus in here. >> that was cool. >> if you see that? >> behind the city, behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. they get to explore, they get to see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of th

officials from japan and china and south korea have agreed to hold workshops. how to deal with the problem of fine particulate matter in an inbound officials and experts from the three countries met in beijing on thursday for the first discussions on anti pollution policy. the chinese government is working hard to reduce air pollution. and we want to cooperate closely with neighboring countries japan in seoul korea have experience in reducing air pollution which we can learn from he also called the subject and i met minutes he said it's significant that officials from the three countries have come to gather she said she wanted to share information about fine particulate matter pm two point five with her counterparts. i ended up getting one hundred times. he then was out of the heat representatives the dt will feature workshops discuss how to assess the effectiveness of anti pollution measures what major issues how to reduce exhaust pollution from vehicles and heavy machinery officials also discussed how to cut the amount of pollen count down the compounds. a ke

so this does reduce the number of workshops space that we are able to have. but it is providing us with an opportunity to do some different type of programming, so that we can have the mayor kickoff the event. style talks and have some panels, a larger expo space for the sponsors and then a small procurement section as well. and then we are -- the council of district merchants is working with the small business week to develop some merchant mixers. and so four of them have been solidified. so i have listed them out. those are taking place during the week. but there are some that are going to be spread out over the month of may. and some are before small business week and some are after small business week and those are listed there. yes? >> i believe that noe valley will join us at the may may contact. >> okay. then we also have the office and the commission sponsors the annual sidewalk encroachment fee waiver. and that will be before you at your next commission meeting, the legislation. so i have listed -- there is one merchants association, the valencia str

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participants with meet with those their own age and gain crucial skills in facilitating workshops, and environmental and community engagement. if you know those who work in the southeast of our city or attend school, applications for the upcoming year can be found at our website. this is our third year of our green ageers program and i want to thank kimberly for their leadership forgetting this going. this is one of the things you should be proud about. >> we have a trail naming contest. become apart of san francisco history. help name our trails at glen canyon parks. beyond the rec center and beyond the ball field and tennis court and the beautiful play ground and pathways we cut a ribbon on, it has a canyon that has wild flower displays and rock formations and a creek which is the remaining flow creeks in san francisco. the wilderness -- it's a network of hiking trails lead to hab tats and it leads to where wild flowers spring. it's poetic. an online entry form can be found on our website. and entries is exciting names such as canyon cliff crosses, ten thousand and one steps of inspi

to give you more specific details we're looking at process alternatives and a lot of workshops and folks seeing the facilities to make sure we're doing the right things and bringing this up to our management team approximately june so we can wrap up the alternatives now in this phase. in terms of engagement i mean anytime we get face time we're trying to talk about it through the twitter or feedback we've had 4 hundred and 82 participants that includes bike tours we have an e newsletter we have over 44 hundred folks and amelia crews was talking about our project and she they were digging up in the sunset and we've talked with katie chang and there's a lot of momentum on that other supervisors that hopefully, will be joining in to create, you know, an eco friendly space to remove the water before it gets into our system. you see the other statistics we've had 2 hundred and 50 thousand on social media that's taking off we're still seeing the effects of our t-shirt campaign it's being treated and yesterday we were featured in an article by we thought tech which is the international wastewat

literacy that includes professional development that we have on saturday through schools through workshops, writers work shops and content literacy. >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to be here. we really appreciate this. we want to frame the why and how in terms of where we are in this implementation process. we always like to ground the work in why this work is taking place and this we really emphasize this as you've heard in mathematics as well this coherent learning and there is a great need for that in language arts and the approach as well as the foundations and philosophical approach in the common core, these went together really well and we were able to move in this direction in a very coherent way. then also additionally convened groups of teachers so we that had opportunity to learn a plan and share within and across sites. so we really have taken advantage of that in this process as well and build the over all center you are that engaged student learning and that we have the opportunity to be explicit about what teachers, families, and students need to know and what we

we do have our monthly workshops at the library, the first thursday from 2-4. and an announcement has been dropped to all 95 entities that have business registrations, that includes non-profits and things of that sort. so hopefully you have seen it, and you have received it. our office continually announces this in our ee news bulletin, because the big key thing that is happening come april, when businesses at the end of april, when they send out the business registration renewals, businesses will see an increase in their business registration fee. so that is the key thing that we are trying to really highlight, advertise, get out there and educate businesses on. biz portal update, partners have delivered their wire frames and simultaneously i'm in discussion with jane how to best line up the permitting mapping process with the discussion that you had at the retreat. identifying what it will take to develop a physical one-stop. since our last commission meeting we have had several meetings with jordan klein and joacqim torres and other staff and wed about the i

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now, these workshops are particularly valuable because they not only educate consumers and businesses, they also help the commission stay informed about ongoing technological developments and the benefits and risks of any new such technologies. so we're turning to the verizon decision for a moment. although the decision does not explicitly affect the ftc's important role in protecting the internet consumer, it may have two indirect, but important effects. first, the d.c. circuit did uphold one provision of the open internet order that could assist the ftc's consumer protection efforts. specifically, the court upheld the order's requirement that broadband service providers be transparent about what they offer. this transparency requirement could provide useful information to consumers. and the ftc can monitor the information provided by broadband service providers to insure that it's accurate and consistent with their actual practices. and to the extent that we find statements inconsistent with reality, our deception authority empowers us to take action to protect consumers. second, th

since we had the workshop with you on february 10th, we have also added some excess bond proceeds lines. i'll go over those details in proposed uses. show you our current totals and where we are and go over why certain funding source totals have changed, what sort of driving those changes and again go over our next steps. so, we had a conversation with our analyst at doss last week who provided some additional insight on how we should be accruing expenditures. since the beginning of the lapse, this has long been a question that i know successor agencies and various staff at dos has struggled with the rops on a cash basis or accrual basis. we have gotten a variety of answers over the course of doing the rops. our current analyst, though, feels that it's sort of an in between cash and accrual basis and is directed us to do the following ~ has. so, basically, any payments that are made after the calendar end date of a rops period, but before you next submit to the department of finance to true up that rops period can be accrued back to that initial rops period. so, i have an example that h

contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest hello engineering it has all the tools that a contractor small

because i do things just like anybody for the person that tinkers in the workshop to buid things, we have to draw on the knowledge of structural engineers, we have to draw on the knowledge of architects. but when it comes time to put something together to build the building, you have to call on the people that do something so that's me. if i have one message it is that as a practitioner i view the copyright act as something of a steam punk law something filled with contraptions an into turnsp by the way that he was a cartoonist, sculptor, inventor, author, engineer so it might be fitting to call on his work. but there was an article in the sunday "new york times" about in the travel section. so i think the definition has pretty much fallen into the common but it's kind of a genre of science fiction or speculative fiction and it involves an anachronistic company should and when i went looking for images just to get us all on the same page about what is in my mind when i say that it turns out a couple of years ago this funny 40 fellows dressed up in th that style. that's been in front