Phenomenon of belarusian folk art, today we will learn about the largest collection of painted carpets in our country good welcome to the only malyavanka museum in belarus with you yulia burlo. And this is a cultural fashion project. Belarusian malyavans for baths or malyavanks are an interesting phenomenon in art; these are largeformat images made with oil or homemade glue paints on a textile surface of linen, wool or mixed nature; to create images , free brush painting and the stencil method are used; malyavankas have been widespread throughout belarus since the end of the 19th century, but the greatest they were popular in the thirties and especially the fifties. In the past century, these products were once given for good luck in belarusian villages before a wedding for the beauty of the harmony of ideal plots and plant motifs among the people, they were affectionately called malyavanki ; the initials of the customer, not the author, were often included in the composition in the hi
And supervisor katie tang. I want to thank our clerk of the committee today as well as asian stocks and jim smith from sfgov tv for covering the meeting. Mdm. Clerk any announcements . Yes please sounds all electronic devices. Thank you very much. While we wait for some paper to be delivered to the committee were skipping over item number one for the moment move on to item number two. Item number two Ordinance Amending Division of the workout to establish a violation for bicycles Share Program bikes left part standing or unattended without a permit for location authorized public works to take enforcement action to abate remove the mice and making appropriate findings thank you. This item was sponsored by supervisor peskin so i will turn it over to them. Thank you chairman templars and thank you for your early support for this legislation for your cosponsorship. As we mentioned at the press conference this is actually the first time that the city of San Francisco is getting out in front
Envision for a program update. Good afternoon and thank you Committee Members. Jimmy parks with the sf mta and i oversee the citys bicycle programs are excited to be here today for to propose a ordinance to Amend Division one of the station must bicycles go shepherd him and [inaudible] supervisor peskin just mention her by the mta board on march 21 we feel that these legislations are really strong and make sure station was by showing his right leg in a manner thats consistent with how we already treat station base by sharing and remote Public Health and safety. We appreciate working closely with supervisor peskins office to develop this combined division i and division ii transportation code package thats been cordoned eight. I want to take a couple of minutes to provide an overview of bike sharing as it exists in San Francisco today. I describe the emerging trends and station was bike sharing. Then describe the legislation that you are hearing today as was the legislation that the mta
In 1995. It is a thrill to return here. In many ways, my book actually got its start in this building. I dont way dont mean in the usual grad student labor this is where he started doing research. Iname to New York University 1993 as a naive guy. I have barely been out of oregon. I didnt know anything about new york city. I had resolved to pay my own way in the city without any family help. I got a workstudy job in the reserve room in the basement. I quickly learned that a 10 hour does wasntjob what going to pay Living Expenses in new york city. Even at a cheaper time, it wasnt cheap. I had to quit my workstudy job and got a full time job in publishing at harpercollins. I took classes at night. Hereofit professors were fantastic. When i was learning by working in publishing was even more listening interesting. When i transferred to the university of texas to do my doctorate, my project centered on publishing related questions that had arisen for me when i was working on 53rd street for
I feel like i dont have any other choice, i feel like i want to do this and i want to thank olsen, also, for putting us on that list. For saying, you know for everyone who voted for the housing bond and the housing fund so that this could happen and you know what . I want to say that sometimes i get frustrated with the city and i am a fourth generation chinese american and i have seen a lot of changes in this city and sometimes i get a little discouraged but i want to say, when i see people like this, come out and all of you and you care about the family and i love this town and thank you, and one word to olsen and build it quick, thank you. Roll call, please . Thank you. Wei. Yes. Logan . Yes. Fewer. Yes. Haney. Yes. Maufas. Yes. Mcdonald. Absolutely. Dr. Murase . Aye. Miss wynns and miss norton. Yes. Unanimous. We are going to take a two minute, celebratio we are now on item m, other educational issues, of which there are none. To evening. And item n, consent calendar resolutions rem