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do we clear clee understand for the money that we spend on it in the city are we achieving what we want to achieve? for that money should you be on the old email system or a new one? i think one the challenges is how much are we spending all the time are we making wise investments and getting our money out of spend something and when we compare to other cities and we are spending about -- a little less than other bigger cities and do than per capita, per person, per population, per employee our numbers are slightly lower on the scale, but are we getting the money's worth? i think that is the frustration and it's a lot of money and some departments are on old systems and others are on new and the equity. >> i agree with the comments. my question is not how much we spend. i think it spending is worth the investment, but is it are we getting our money's worth? and to your example though how much different email systems are we're running here? is centralized the better way? that is revamping but that question needs to be asked and what i am wondering what are the bigger obstacles in your mi

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even though fracking clee yatre lot of jobs, ruins a lot of water. >> there's not a lot of proof aroundis is what the north dakota -- people are most worried about. fraccing in north dakota, it's the state with the lowest unemployment rate in the country. this is a battleground issue. i think fracking we got to stay close to it because it is crucial to american jobs. it is a big job creator. >> coal stocks continue on their tear. if you looked at the coal stocks, kol, etf, since the debate they've gotten a little. a lot more analysts are bullish about a possible switch, switch back to coal from nat gas as nat gas stays in this $3 range here. >> if nat gas goes over $3, you switch, that's west coast coal, that switches right back to coal. eastern coal is $4 to $5 so nat gas still has an edge at $3, $3.50. i don't like the balance sheets of a lot of coal companies. american-electric power is the one that has the most at stake in terms of obama winning or losing in terms of the amount of money that they have to put in southern sos and other v stocks have lagged. people fear obama will root