Ms. Fewer after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow dr. Murase ms. Norton mr. Walton ms. Wynns mr. Haney and miss i know and. Please join me in the pledge of allegiance. Lighter we want to thank everyone that joined us here in the board room for you that want to address the board you need to fill out a speaker card in the hallway right outside the door please submit it before the item is called before the item is called and speaker cards will not be accepted once the item before the board approval of the minutes of 2016. So moved. Second any corrections. Roll call. Thank you ms. Inning. Commissioner fewer schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow and ms. Norton mr. Walton and ms. Wynns and mr. Haney superintendent report superintendant lee. Thank you president haney first, this year the seniors of Lincoln High School are working to cut down down on the use of natural gas theyve surveyed the heating system and presented the results and ar
To. I know other colleagues would like to speak. thank you supervisor, peskin. thank you so much for speaking about tom hey den. What an, amazing history. It had an impact on the student movement. I think the vision that came out of the statement is something that i think about every day. His vision support, even how we look at politics today. thank you supervisor, mar . Supervisor yee. legislation for file, i have dedicated my life making San Francisco a Family Friendly city. In january this board passed an ordinance to pass an child care impact fee. This alone will not address the needs for call quality care for our children. The legislation i am introducing today has gone through a number of revisions. This legislation will be first in the nation creating a Program Building if passed this program will be the first of its kind. Developers, rental projects will have the option to be dedicated to these child care programs. We have a need for quality child care and this would be a way t
And be sometimes several screens simultaneously. And were getting messages sometimes from the same person in different channels, and then tough figure out you have to figure out did this text message come first or did this email saying, no, im going to meet you at the movie theater, and then you have to look at the time stamps, and the past is mixed up with the future. Meanwhile, we have tremendous is access to the past. We know more about the lives of bach and beethoven and mozart and mahler and have zinn sky than any of them knew about their predecessors. We have instant access to all of their music. The music from our personal pasts, the music that we loved when we were kids, its as available to us as music from ancient times and music thats just being recorded yesterday. And it all gets mixed up together. So were in a kind of eternal present. You say that theres a philosophy in our society that we should live in the present. Thats exactly where we should be. But that doesnt really
Broadcasting todays hearing. And item two, please . Item two, chairs report, this is an information item. Thank you. Colleagues, this has been an exciting month for the Transportation Authority. Last friday i was very happy to join with commissioner kims office to to the cal tran and the chp, and the federal highway administration, and the metropolitan commission, and this was the first major capitol project delivered by the traness powertation authority. And the new ramps provide safe access, and are the first of many Infrastructure Projects planned for the Treasure Island and yerba buena island, i want to con gr congratulate the director, and for competing the 98 Million Dollar project on time and on budget. And i also would like to congratulate cal trans in the opening of the bike and the pedestrian an path, connect tg to the island on sunday. And this regional link was much anticipated on by many people. And a lot of people are going to benefit from this improved access. And so thi
Its my pleasure to remind you that you are welcome to buy a copy and how will be available to autograph them after words. Here we are in the stylish new Conference Center to discuss a very old problem, namely how best to survive financial panic of which there have been many throughout the century, how to survive the fear and mistrust when financial actors try to withdrawal from risk to protect themselves, a rational strategy for each but as we all no, not when they do it at the same time. It is highly interesting historically but much more pressing than we can consider as how scotts book does in detail. What should we do in the next panic that will arrive sooner or later. Two centuries ago they accurately observed, on extraordinary occasions, a panic may seize the country one becomes desirous of possessing him self of precious metals. Again such panic concludes that banks have no security on any system that is to say that private banks on their own. In 1873 they drew the conclusion we