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d in your bind summer this was just brought to my attention. which addresses the outreach. identify the key stakeholders, + develop an outreach plan. develop informational material. >> i'm sorry, this is legrande pump station number zphrvings that's what i have. >> 12 d or something. >> what about that? >> it's after the pink sheet. you'll see the things that are being -- the very last item is the public outreach. commissioner torres: d is in dog? >> d as in dog. right before the sheet before the foldout chart. >> i just have the same concerns about the 200,000 that were raised. this public outreach piece feels like something that we should be doing anyway and that it shouldn't cost 200,000 -- >> it's not included be the -- in the budget. >> it's being done by staff. >> it's like what ann and i were talking about, the new emblem for stationer iny. there was nothing spent but the staff did it. it's still staff time. still money being extended. >> we've had so many budget conversations about all the things that we're cutting, between your capital costs and energy cutting. that's where my concern is, thiser $200,000 for the desal project and whether now is the righ

d in your bind summer this was just brought to my attention. which addresses the outreach. identify the key stakeholders, + develop an outreach plan. develop informational material. >> i'm sorry, this is legrande pump station number zphrvings that's what i have. >> 12 d or something. >> what about that?

d in your bind summer this was just brought to my attention. which addresses the outreach. identify the key stakeholders, + develop an outreach plan. develop informational material. >> i'm sorry, this is legrande pump station number zphrvings that's what i have. >> 12 d or something. >> what about that? >> it's after the pink sheet. you'll see the things that are being -- the very last item is the public outreach. commissioner torres: d is in dog? >> d as in dog. right before the sheet before the foldout chart. >> i just have the same concerns about the 200,000 that were raised. this public outreach piece feels like something that we should be doing anyway and that it shouldn't cost 200,000 --

material. think of what is going on in hollywood in the film industry and the things going on incgi and 3 d, thencredible increase of picture and sound and getting those to electronic screens. i am not saying that 3d is the only thing. 3d in a theater to be a powerful experience. if it is conceived for it and not just a gimmick. it can be very powerful. we have not yet got 3d working on electric screen tvs. we will. when we get that, the infrastructure will be the number one place that is able to deliver a sound and picture quality of that type in the kind of programming venues that consumers will demand to have. speaking of the pure internet two-lane road infrastructure, it cannot do that and will not be able to do it for a long time. if it is to do it, the internet delivery of video bits and bytes will have to be organized in such a way that it financially supports the infrastructure investments of cable companies. there really is as a quality lead that serve consumers in the infrastructure with the big package and double and triple play offerings. keep moving that out as quickly as we can so

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d our involvement unilaterally. i believe this action would be unwise and that it would materially harm our relationship with nato allieswill undoubtedly require support in the future. it would also undermine the worldwide effort to protect the people of libya. now, in this amendment there are exceptions, search and rescue, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, aerial refueling and operational planning. and i ask the majority if they would put in suppression? because you can't conduct these other missions without suppression. and if we don't have the ability to suppress enemy air defenses, the allies will not be able to continue the bombing campaign. so all of these things that the gentleman says he wants to do and have exceptions for will be undermined by not having suppression. to date, f-18 growlers go in on these missions, they suppress the enemy ray doctors a so that the bombing can -- radars so that the bombing can continue. i think this is fatefully flawed because of the lack of suppression and i think that we now have to vote against this because of that fact. and i tried to offer this as an amendment b

materials. if you think of what's going on in hollywood with, say, the film industry and the things that are going on in c.g.i., 3-d, increase in quality of picture and sound -- we all know you can see it but let's use 3-d. it can be a powerful experience if the film is conceived for it and not just a gimmick. can be very powerful. we haven't yet got 3-d working on electric screens -- on display devices. we will. when we get that, your infrastructure will be the highway, the number one place that is able to deliver sound and picture quality of that type in the kinds of programming venues, user interface guides that consumers will demand to have. speaking of the pure internet two-lane road infrastructure as being capable of doing that, it cannot do that and won't be able to do it for a long time. and if it is to do it, then the internet delivery of video bits and bytes has to support the infrastructure, the cable companies are going to have to make to deliver it that way. so there really is a quality lead that serves consumers in the existing infrastructure big package, double and triple play offering. and we ought