concerned about the rays. you know what they do with that money down there, you have to give them credit. the red sox, last place last season. now, here they are in the alcs, they host the game one on saturday fenway, they ll be favorites. they go back to the world series. detroit and the as and that series has been unbelievable. the as, man, talk about money ball. all good for baseball. all good for baby. this is good for baseball. you know, agser newburg. whether we want to know, obviously, that was great. by 07, you know what, we were starting to become what we always claimed we always hated. seriously. we paid a lot of people a lot of money. we won the world series. it s kind of hard to be self-righteous against the yankees. right. but this team, everybody is really excited about this team, they re a bunch they are low key guys that nobody expect everybody expected to be them in 3rd, 4th, 5th place. they were a middle of the pack team at best. i remember
becoming homeless in this city that is gorgeous, but it s not really children friendly. thank you. next speaker. good afternoon supervisors, any other name issel ga. we have a 35-year-old organization in the city providing programs and recreation and leadership development programs to low income children and their families. mostly in the mission district. i am also a mother of there e girls in san francisco schools. the oldest of which is graduating from the high school. i m here to support the recommends of the children funding community coalition and wanted to zero in on 3 specifically that are important for jamestown. no. 1 is to increase the fund. the increase is fairly small and i m speaking as a homeowner in district 7 and you will hear repeatedlly about evidence and investment in the enrichment in children s lives and providing services around them will provide all sorts of savings not to mention we are investing in the lives of human beings and how wonderful is th
educator at lyric. before that i was a very shy and quiet kid and by becoming interning and lyric i became to learn to advocate for myself and my family. now the internships that we have at lyric are for high school students. i want to make it more accessible for youth 18-24 because i am a leader in my community and i want to be able to expand that and give those other resources to you that comment on there that get kicked out of homes because they don t conform with their identity or sexual orientation. thank you for your time. thank you, next speaker, please. hello, my name is oscar cortès and an educator at lyric. i want to say how it impacted me. i started as an intern appoint lyric in 2013. at first i didn t know what i wanted to do with my future, but thanks to lyric in opening up it s doors and educating us on these social issues going on in our community i realized that i wanted to get into politics and maybe sit up there with you and make these decisions. i thin
good afternoon, i m jefferson fellow, speaking on behalf of larken street services. even though it s a larger organization that helps youth across this city, i m speaking from my very humble perspective from the corner of the city in the haight. item i m from a tiny space. each day i would serve about 75 youth. i m speaking on behalf of the disconnected transitional age youth and the need for additional services and funds directed for those individuals. around buena vista park and golden gate park we are ready to make bold steps and looking to employment and which as you have already discussed which i men encouraged to hear conversation around the hot team that a lot of those issues that are important to the work that i m doing i have already discussed that we are ready to meet people who are ready to take that step. right now there is a dearth in terms of mental health services. everyone knows with my staff, for everyone that comes there is a waiting time for maybe to ge
is joining the program this evening. [cheers and applause] but first shame. [ laughter ] we ve all felt it at one point or another in our lives whether it be the internal scorn with he heap upon ourselves when we fail to live up to our own expectations of conduct or the more public shame, the shared shame of say getting caught by your parents masturbating to the dinah shore [laughter] she was so vivacious. [ laughter ] you ve learned something about me tonight. [ laughter ] but the best part about shame is when you get to make other people feel it. john travolta is explaining his total butchering of idina menzel s name at the oscars. his very viral oscar night club. kind of butchered her name. you are an actor how hard is it? jon: that monster. [ laughter ] mispronouncing her name. [laughter] how will he ever live down an embarrassment like that? [ laughter ] i meant the mispronunciation. new york city wasn t talking about travolta, talking about a different. when