the bradford workshops focused on printing and woolly toys. liverpool and belfast made small furniture toys -- furniture and toys. by 1921, government subsidies were cut and several of the workshop branches were forced to close. in addition to the lord roberts memorial workshop in bradford, there was also embroidery work created by shell-shocked soldiers who attended classes at the bradford khaki handicrafts club while convalescing at the abram peel hospital, a military establishment for neurological disorders. under the guidance of noted embroidery teacher louisa francis purcell hospitalized soldiers provided the khaki club a cross stitch front flip for use at services in the hospital chapel. this remarkable alter clotch, hand-embroidered for st. paul's cathedral in london, was a project organized by the royal school of needlework. reduced by commonwealth soldiers from the u.k., australia canada, new zealand, and south africa, convalescing in hospitals throughout britain the therapeutic lap craft not only resulted in beautiful embroidery but

so this is a workshop no action please call the next item. >> it is 5 g workshop on the proposed approximately 5 hundred and 50 thousand square feet region overlook retail center and associated mixed use development at candle stick point in connection with the hunters point shipyard and candle stick point dissolution and the redevelopment area discussion madam director. >> commissioners this next presentation is an informational presentation this came from you the commissioners now that the stadium has gone away and in the process of mechanic demolition what will go there there's been press releases and a lot of points so the point of this workshop is what will go into the former stadium site with that i'd like to ask our senior project sponsor to walk you through this presentation and she'll be joined by the members of development team larry in charge. >> thank you executive director director bohe and commissioner i'm the project manager for the candle stick point i'm joined by the cliff vice president and the colleagues they'll introduce our new partner

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it's the second workshop. the first workshop we covered the major approved projects and the how longing obligations. now we're covering everything else which is just as robust, debt service, asset management including any loans as well as administration so that's really going to be the focus plus any changes since you last heard so with that i would like to ask leo levinson who is the deputy director for finance and administration to walk you through the presentation. >> thank you very much chair and chair rosales and commissioners. as the director mentioned this is our second workshop and i will be going through the summary of the property tax first and then the administrative costs agency wide costs and debt service, a sed management and then the changes since the first workshop. here's the totals on the rops. you can now see the whole rops together. there's been a slight adjustment since the attachments were sent to you so it's $498 million instead of power -- $499 million and there was one postponed on the

this is the location of the workshop. the patios are interconnected, and focus on the main patio and the house of the noble. the noble is the head of the compound. he is the patron of everyone living here. david webster is the archaeologist who excavated much of the noble's house. this man probably had about 200 to 300 people who were dependent on him in some way, including his wives, his brothers his political retainers, his economic specialists living in this patio group and the other patio groups. they're buried here. there are about 250 or 300 burials here. which are the people who were his dependents. and essentially what this is is an elaborate household. keach: the maya noble could support his household because he controlled the rich farmland surrounding the compound. the land was so fertile it could produce a surplus which fed the noble's dependents including specialists like the artisan who were not themselves farmers. this was the basis of the economic system of the elites in ancient copan. for the noble, the sy

a single yellow speck of glossy paint from smithart's workshop was also found on mandy lemaire.ven after two weeks in the woods and after heavy rains, trace elements were still there. the murder weapon was never recovered. prosecutors believe smithart may have dumped it in the tazlina river. >> this type of killer will do this again. and hopefully, i'll still be locked up. and then what are you people going to say if it happens? my way of thinking, you are an accessory to him. you are an accessory to him. and the troopers that investigated this case, because i know i'm innocent. >> skip palenik's testimony was particularly persuasive. >> my role is to come in and report factually on what i've found and be an advocate not for one side or the other but my opinion. and i stated my opinion in court and hopefully gave the jury something useful to base their deliberations on and finally, their verdict. >> i felt like they did a really good job of explaining it. >> charles smithart was found guilty of murder, kidnapping, and sexual assault, and he was sentenced to 114 years in prison.

. >> the in connection the next order of business is 5 f workshop on the recognized obligation payment schedule for jill first 2014 to july 31st, 2015, and 2015-2016 a related to the major approved projects and affordable housing discussion madam director. >> thank you, madam secretary commissioners we have a requirement under state dissolution law to submittal a so-called rocks or recognized obligation payment scheduled which has to list every single payment we're going to make over the next 6 months the governor proposed as part of the budget annuity to streamline that to make that submittal from twice a year so two halves of the fiscal year to once a year no legislation has passed but in the meantime we're continuing on we've done this for the 6 rocks in which really in essence a productive so with that i'd like to ask leo levenson to start the presentation and he'll be joined by director sally worth as well. >> thank you director bohe and commissioners let's see if this is working we can go on the screen i'm pleased to submit the first of two workshops the first one is going to be

poet on the left he was the poet and on the right you have another poet they've helped 2, 3, 4 a workshop and they wrote their own oriental spoken word about how sugary drinks effect their life and he felt targeted like from soda through the chiropractor store in his neighborhood and a mexican-american talked about how sugary drinks it was around the table it was considered discurious tuesday if you don't expect a drink so that's what i love peppering about the ads those are their voices and those ads are back to poems from the cal workshops and the mentor helped them to find their voices to get the messages across so this entire campaign is geared around young people's voices and that makes it special, in fact we were trying to reach the new population that are the most impacted and margaret to by the sugar drink industry young people and people with color targeted audience when you have people that one or two young people of color gets diabetes and it is linked to the consumption of sugary drinks you have a 25 percent of getting diabetes in your lifetime it is important to target the yo

we offer classes and workshops in digital camera, digital printing.ffer 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 thirds or

so it's a workshop so commissioners -- yeah. i don't know if we can -- our screens are kind of jittery. do any of the commissioners have a question or a comment? commissioner singh, yes? >> i just want to know transbay workshop number one. [inaudible] $50,000 to [inaudible], the last page. >> i'm sorry which item are you referencing? >> changes since the first workshop. >> through the chair -- >> [inaudible] >> commissioner singh is referring to page 15, item 26 on the rops and 250 to 29500. >> we have 255,000 in hand for the community benefit program. >> >> i thought they thought that the pace that 250,000 could be dispersed during the period but now the expectation they would like to allow for have the spending authority to disperse the full amount if we are able to disperse it during this time period and it's money that we have on hand. >> through the commission, commissioner singh these are expenditures that would be brought forth for the consideration and recommendation. >> thank you. >> just as a clarification because mayb

there are more than 1,800 workshops in the town. this man runs a workshop. 90% of the raw materials used to make this are imported including the cotton and dye. he has >> translator: this dye cost just over $4 a kilo around the middle of last year. now it has surged to double the price. >> reporter: six months ago, he had 20 employees. now, because of delays in paying wages, only two remain. >> translator: businesses relying on imports are affected by the weak currency. it will be difficult to keep my shop open if this situation continues. >> reporter: the weak currency is affecting japanese firms operating in indonesia. about 1,700 scrapjapanese companies have entered the market. more than half of them make car components or electronic products. the weak currency has increased the cost of procuring materials from overseas. this creates a problem for the manufacturers when they deliver their products to the parent company. >> translator: it's very difficult for component manufacturers to raise product prices to cover rising costs du

nancy hawkins she's humble but nancy is an incredible teachers readers workshop is on fire kids love it and parents are thrilled with the communication in the classroom she put they are heart and soul in everything she was is the cooperated at el rod and i believe that the work with wrap around services she brings with every fiber to her classroom she's a true joy to work with one of the first teachers to come over to my house to plan the pd and push colleagues as well as the students so i'm very, very pleased to recognize nancy hawkins for this great award (clapping). >> i'll just say thank you for this lovely opportunity its my 30th year in 70 san francisco unified school district i started (clapping) teaching third grad at el dorado the ferry probably have been through about a thousand hours of staff development so it all paid off and i'm very grateful to be honored i want to say i work with great people and be proud of all the teachers in san francisco inch not seen a dedicated group of professionals that work so hard so thank you, very much. (clapping.) thank you ms. hawkins i h

their workshop it's only english. so this is something that is, the nortion and even post-lottery application notices, those are also in english. having these departments required to have language accessability is really a great thing. we are in support of this language access ordinance and the amendments on this. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is chris draw officer from veteran's equity center and housing program. i am probably going to say the same thing, but i want to thank you, supervisor tang, for bringing this forward. it's something we have been struggling with. i have been in community development for 20 years now and i have to say working in immigrant and low income communities the no. 1 issue i have seen and probably why we are organized in certain ways is because people don't have access understanding what is happening, not just access to systems that will help them but also information that will change their kpbs, their neighborhood, in very big ways. i

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of managing transportation called an initial meeting called the california structure proprietor workshop and the purpose was to be underway with the governors first step of outreach through the secretary so there's not a lot of development but a scene setting meeting we're starting to see a framework that the governor might want to work in its early to share that pubically we'll be involved with the process and keep you appraised so if you take a step back you'll see the leadership in the assembly that is addressing transportation and looking at the road and administration is stepping up and the senate won't are far behind. >> thank you that concludes my presentation. >> still waiting for the federal government to do it's part it's a tough time i expect to be able to by the people we keep on vicinity new enemies all the time. >> a question. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i having had one more question on ab 24 and i was wondering if there's information beyond the summary in the legislative round up for the requirement for the liability insurance for the f t and we're waiting for them t

washington's concerns i have a recollection we're to receive an update or have a followup workshop on the certificate of preference program i think that was a request before commissioner bustos joined united states but it's important to said how it's working i know at one point we were talking about or at least the mayor's office of housing was talking about a website e web based portal to make it easier so get updates on that. >> we plan to privilege that in the next couple of meetings as part of our annual housing report and our staff is working with the staff to prepare as part of the commissions request i do know the web based portal is not quite up net certainly the city staff can provide the timing technical difficulties trying to make it as user-friendly as possible but we'll calendar that for commissioner consideration both items. >> thank you oh okay commissioner mondejar. >> just as some of you know i'm a domestic violence advocate we have a meeting at city hall on thursday on february 12th the one billion rising having domestic violence advocates i hope you come for apple h

demolition what will go there there's been press releases and a lot of points so the point of this workshop is what will go into the former stadium site with that i'd like to ask our senior project sponsor to walk you through this presentation and she'll be joined by the members of development team larry in charge. >> thank you executive director director bohe and commissioner i'm the project manager for the candle stick point i'm joined by the cliff vice president and the colleagues they'll introduce our new partner and their a national real estate trust that focuses on malls joining us are the folks if larry in charge and matrix will be talking about the candle stick point center and providing an overview of the center oh thank you. >> i'd like to start by providing context of the future development of the candle stick point the retail center is part of the larger hunters point shipyard and the candle stick point project is includes over $12,000 homes below market rate of open space and research and development and office space and 8 hundred thousand space of retail that is the majority o

we do workshops and college resumes, cover letters we give resources to show them where they can apply to college for financial aid. we try to hire kids from all zip codes, all communities and all districts from mission to chinatown to bay view. [ music ] [ music ] this month in parks, recreation and parks in san francisco held a party -- [ inaudible ] the event is held with about 75 volunteers from all over the bay area. on january 24th we celebrated the graduation of the class of 2015. congratulations to the high school student who completed the year of environmental leadership and service. we hold an extravaganza [ inaudible ] there were over 100 exhibitors and showcasing opportunities for kids this summer. it was a great summer. rec and park with the jewish community celebrated the jewish arbor day, with tree-planting and beautification. [ music ] >> and that, commissioners concludes the general manager's report. thank you, carlie. >> is there anyone who wishes to make public comment under the general manager's report? richard, come on up. >> good morning. i want to do a little plu

to provide resident owners and small businesses with achieving a liveable alley with a series of workshops that began with the liveable alleys to presenting a range of a plans we so you get to engage or solicit the community groups to come forward with the design for the gal let me see we'll use for the portfolio we received 4 plaques for the living alleys and end up with two with are still going forward and using these as prototypes we use to vet through various design criteria and technical perimeters we completed our last workshop last night through this process we established a series of goals to frame our discussions of living alleys the four goals the living alleys should be green and shared and vibrate and clean and safe we undertook through the prototypes designs that we have high impact on the feasibility of any improvements that people decide to pursue like hi draufkz and water through ultimately into the establishment sewer system road composition and other things and emergency vehicle access and disability or a universal assessable and parking concerns we also included in our t