Them written by veterans of the vietnam war. National book award winners, Pulitzer Prize winners, classic works of nonfiction including probably a dozen or 15 or 20 war memoirs that stand with the best of the genre. As well as history analysis and so on. I just have a small list. Ive left off many but the ones that i thought of immediately that should be on anybodys book shelf who reads whos interested in the vietnam war as far as nonfiction Neil Sheehans book, a bright shining light. Philip caputo, david halverstans the best and the brightest, wallace terrys book blood, robert masons book chicken hawk, one of the first and best helicopter pilots memoirs. Lou puller, he was from virginia. That book won the Pulitzer Prize for autobiography. You know, he was chesty pullers son, he graduated from college in 1967 and what did he do . Yeah. He went to the marines. Can you imagine . And theres a great probably the best memoir by a woman is linda van zanters home before morning. She was a nur
Church community a slight to the people in the community if you go ahead with this you need to consider that youre allowing approximately 2 hundred and thirty petitions to effect thirty households ridiculous clapping. calling names . Thank you for hearing me by the way im strongly in support of this and there is a vast majority as a vast majority on the one side that people support this i understand the meeting did not hear about this the people i think thats a slight and major slight and in the future we should correct this i also understand that that county basically insulted you by calling me a renter therefore i have no rights ive been there for 15 years i hear a lot of the opposition from people that dont live there clapping. we live there everyday and enit is your that i have a 21 2yearold have you tried to circle a broke when theyre about to go down for 45 minutes i own a fiat 5 hundred if i cant park no one can park it is a small car i want to say theres a lot of people here th
Be enforced on weekends many Church Activities took place during the week we have members from oakland and as far away from hayward and for them to be parking again it seems to me ridiculous we have a Daycare Center to require the workers to have to come out and leave the children unattended to move their cars is ridiculous we find out after november of 2014 about this initiative is a slight as a Church Community a slight to the people in the community if you go ahead with this you need to consider that youre allowing approximately 2 hundred and thirty petitions to effect thirty households ridiculous clapping. calling names . Thank you for hearing me by the way im strongly in support of this and there is a vast majority as a vast majority on the one side that people support this i understand the meeting did not hear about this the people i think thats a slight and major slight and in the future we should correct this i also understand that that county basically insulted you by calling
Their cars is ridiculous we find out after november of 2014 about this initiative is a slight as a Church Community a slight to the people in the community if you go ahead with this you need to consider that youre allowing approximately 2 hundred and thirty petitions to effect thirty households ridiculous clapping. calling names . Thank you for hearing me by the way im strongly in support of this and there is a vast majority as a vast majority on the one side that people support this i understand the meeting did not hear about this the people i think thats a slight and major slight and in the future we should correct this i also understand that that county basically insulted you by calling me a renter therefore i have no rights ive been there for 15 years i hear a lot of the opposition from people that dont live there clapping. we live there everyday and enit is your that i have a 21 2yearold have you tried to circle a broke when theyre about to go down for 45 minutes i own a fiat 5 hu
Name is michael sweet. Chair of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission. Its my honor and privilege to welcome you all to tonights special meeting of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission which we have called to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and Martin Luther king jr. s i have a dream speech. Now its especially nice to give our hero awards and not only do we have a number of wonderful recipients here but some great qualified nominees and a number of our honor reese from prior years. After the meeting we will have an at some point to have a special reception downstairs where well also down the hall. 201, where well take some time to celebrate this wonderful occasion. I would like to call the meeting to order and ask the Commission Secretary to please read the roll. Michael sweet, davis, kel her, not present at the moment, i lee, todd davis not present. You have a quorum. Thank you, madam secretary. The first item on the agenda is Public Comment that