Joanne van patent, no, joyce, van patent. Thats good. What does she have to do with yesterdays weather. Having nice weather pattern. Good. She was 82 yesterday. Oh,. Well, do you want to see our producer working out yesterday in the heat . In the warmth . Here it is right here. This is scott doll. He is our executive producer. See him there . Wow. Not sure what he is doing in the picture below there. Doing the irish jig like bob kelly was doing. Posing like our leprochan on the seven day forecast. By the way, another ten today speaking of numbers. Yes we do. Lets get right to t because this is what happens when we go into double digits. We go crazy. It is, as we said earlier, march madness outside. It is a mile morning, though, temperatures are already in the 50s, 60s, bus stop buddy, not wearing a coat, long she have shirt should do you, 10mile per hour breeze. Getting ready for few showers later on in the day. Sixtyone in wildwood, 55 wilmington, delaware, lenny of sunshine, yes anot
Good monering, welcome to Rule Committee meeting of march 10, 2016. Im katy tang and to the right is malia cohen and the right is eric mar. We would like to thank sf gov tv [inaudible] herb and [inaudible] josh alexander. Any announcements . Please silence all cell phones and Electronic Devices [inaudible] submit today the clerk. Items will appear on the march 22, march [inaudible] thank you very much. Will you please call item one, hearing appoint one mb tern to childcare planning and advisory council. There is one seat. Thank you, if we can have mrs. Candice wong. Good morning, my name is candice wong. Im currently the applying for reappointment to districtly advisory council. I have experience on [inaudible] business side and [inaudible] working at the low Income Investment fund of california director Child Development program. I have been there for 10 years so continue to serve the city in the capacity of Early Childhood education and proud the work we have done over the last 2 dec
Dj music events in the restaurant pace and only in the performance venue only. On that motion commissioner frost. Aye. Commissioner lee. Yes. Joe diswroa. Aye. Commissioner akers. Aye. Commissioner perez. Aye. Vice president hyde. Aye. Approved. All right. That ends that portion of our we are now moving on to commissioner comments and questions. Do i have any commissioner comments and questions . I want to say welcome to commissioner frost. I wasnt here last week. I apologize but i am looking forward to working with you. Thank you. Ditdo. Then i will say it as well and i would like to say i had a great time at outside lands. Its such a good festival. I love that festival and war paint if you ever see this call me. They were so good. Theyre my new favorite band. I also loved outside lands. I loved chocolate lands the junkie i am. I would also like to thank officer parker and santos for coming to our rescue. That was very good of you. I appreciate it. Thank you. [inaudible] do we accept
One firm can have one at a time so when the capacity is reached i think 95 of the contract then theyre released to pursue another one so that is a limitation that others may would like to pursue are already in contracts. Then it goes to the question well bidding and someone knows that they may be the only one how do we take the gouging or inflating the price or Something Like that, so one of the things we have experience with are what are the factors or multipliers used previously to ensure to have someone to perform the work . Now, i think emilio is right in regards to once we get your multiplier then we know what the prices are because we have the prizes in the book. We have the multiplier so we can scope out the work and have a good idea of what the price would be, so in essence probably to answer your question is yes, we realize that it wasnt competitive, but i would imagine that multiplier that the contractor presented is sort of consistent with what the multipliers we were receiv
Governor advocating on behalf of the people. Were sitting in the first studio of frank lloyd wright. Wright was actually born in Richland Center in wisconsin which is not too far from here. And he was, his family took him first to massachusetts for a time, and then they returned to madison. And he grew up in madison, spent his teenage years there and attended some of, very briefly, a few years, at the university of wisconsin before he decided to take off and find his fortune in chicago. Decided he should come out to this part of the country which is where her family was, the lloyd jones, welsh pioneers, and spent his summers here. So he spent his teenage summers in this valley and on these hills, and thats where he got two things. He got his love of nature and his understanding of nature, and he also got his understanding of the topography of these hills. Watch all of our events from madison saturday at noon eastern on cspan2s booktv and sunday afternoon at two on American History tv o