Huge impact right away and once we tackle restaurants Everything Else will be simple and lets say you have a retail shop at another physical location and weve looked at building and planning and it it can be easily replicated so restaurants are the first step and the most challenging. Ive been told by people that i was crazy for wanting to tackle restaurants and i said you know what . Ive seen how much pain our Restaurant Owners go through and why not go for the biggest impact right away . Thats great im glad were leading the pack. Commissioner adams . I just want to say congratulations this has been a Long Time Coming and weve talked about this for oh, my god 5 or 6 years ago and seeing it now come to this i just want to say congratulations to you and your team. Thank you very much theres more to come theres a lot more to do with this and again thank you for all of your support. Great this is fantastic i feel like im a high tech venture capitalist instead of a Government Agency we alw
And so we require there to be mandatory ethics training on that acquisitionrelated interaction so its clear what you can and cannot do. Secondly on Acquisition Strategy, we require every Program Start out with an Acquisition Strategy. It has to be done in writing and upfront and dated as needed. This strategy would consolidate at least six different requirements into that upfront strategy and has to include what is the most appropriate type of contract for this particular acquisition. This is another area where one size clearly does not fit all. It has to consider whether multiyear is appropriate and include Risk Mitigation strategies just like commandants have to have war plans, and we need to have it for our plan. And it has to consider incentives. So, for example, one of the things we want to consider is shared savings on Service Contracts, which are not currently allowed. And the third area, we want to simplify the chain of command tore acquisition decisions. So a number of require
But there are lots of arguments. The one interesting surprise that we point out in the historical record is that the United States went to great lengths, greater lengths than we perhaps realized in the past, to keep its friends and allies nonnuclear van itd even its enemies. Countries ranging from west germany to japan to south korea and australia, italy and sweden, the list goes on and on. In fact, issued a willingness to work with its adversary, the soviet union, against its allies to accomplish it. The third important question is an age old one how much is enough . In other words, what are the fourth and strategy requirements for Nuclear Deterrence . And are they different than the requirement for assuring allies . Can a state achieve meaningful nuclear superiority, and if so, what are the benefits of achieving such privacy . This is a comics question, but during the cold war, there were two leading views. Many of the academic and think tank analyst, renowned thinkers like bernard b
Comment on this item . Seeing none, thank you jane, that was fantastic. Thank you jane. All right. Brian, lets move to item number 4. Presentation and discussion on the university of San Francisco school of management and its gel gel gel art gellert. Welcome and thank you for coming the for coming tonight. We introduce this collaboration to you in october of last year and in december you had a report from the teams that worked in the fall on various aspects of the legacy business ordinance and at that time the ordinance had not been adopted and as you know it was adopted in march of this year. We had 3 teams this semester working on various aspects of the ordinance and specifically trying to enhance and put a face on the issues that hopefully will be addressed through the ordinance. We had three teams who worked on this this semester; one who looked at issues of displacement particularly along commercial corridors and we selected five for study. We had a team, well, it was a very large
[applause] felicia thank you so much. It is finally warm and sunny. I appreciate you all being here. I think i am so excited to hear about the conversation. I was just talking to marcelo about some of the research theyve been doing at ucla. I see other people here, roberto, whos done some research on dhaka students their outcomes barriers for , those who havent accessed the daca program to come forward, so i know you all will have a really wonderful discussion. Im here to talk about what the administration is up to and, you know, hopefully we can all Work Together to continue to help individuals get that access to temporary relief and work authorization. So for those of you who dont know what daca is, its the deferred action for childhood arrivals process program. It was implemented in it was announced in june of 2012 and then implemented in august of 2012. We had 60 days to work with dhs to get the program up online so that young people who know this country, know this is their only c