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Hope is other communities arent falling through. How is the Energy Commission grappling with this . We use a screen as one tool among many. Were trying to do it in a way that doesnt link us ball and chain to any one existing tool. The screen is helpful as far as it goes but it has those limitations as you mentioned. We did a lowincome barriers report and its Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy sb350 ordered us to do and came out with recommendations one of which was better information and dat...

Sb350 ordered us to do and came out with recommendations one of which was better information and data on the lowincome aspects of the policy environment or program environment. But really i think it developed within the commission and across our sister agencies allowed us to have a more developed view of what it means to focus on lowincome and disadvantaged communities. I think its an iterative process for the tool. Its got value but not perfect. Commissioner that was interesting. Thank you, com...

Welcome is to the tuesday tuesday, june 16, 2015 just a few house keep items keep your cells on vibrant there are pink sheets fill them out with whatever item and your thank you to expand sfgovtv at the Media Services for broadcasting in meeting live to the public and all the caring sense of San Francisco lets start out with a roll call. Commissioner lee commissioner Vice President moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner president tan i believe that we have commissioner...

Viewpoint. You are calling your campaign end the awkward focus on the person not the disability. Talk about the the reasons you chose that disability. The campaign was born out of the idea that many people are unfamiliar with disability issues and that some people dont know many people with disabilities. A lot of these people are intimidated out of making a mistake or in a social interaction with a person with a disability. So the campaign is really focused on making sure that people are more co...

Looking at how do i put encryption and make it so no one can mess with the device other things that might have impact on People Living there. First off we noticed to make sure the government doesnt weaken encryption. Second of all we need to continue to see the growth in the kinds of research around encryption that is in some cases supported by the government. Anyone else . I share his comments. Also going back to the garage door opener. When that was introduced it was primitive, it was a fun th...

Technology continues to grow. I look forward to hearing from our witnesses in how to address these challenges and i yield back the balance of my time. Thank you, mr. Adler. Thank you, mr. Chairman. Today were here to learning more about the internet of things. It has the ability to not only improve the more mundane aspects of our lives, but transform health care and Information Technology industries. This is of particular interest to the Judiciary Committee considering our longstanding jurisdict...

Going to be different in and its a selfasking question answering question. In the vehicle to vehicle world it has to be an open standard that in fact is published so your windshield wipers on one vehicle talk efficiently to another. Isnt that true . I think it is true. But i think it is also true that in the world, dangerous world where you have malicious hackers that Integrity Matters a ton. And finding a balance for both is the test. I recognize the ranking member. I will tell you at least fro...

Devices such as cars and Household Appliances. Among the witnesses is a gary shapiro of the Consumer Electronics association. And a number with the a number with the automobile manufacturers. The chair is authorized to declare a recess of the subcommittee at any time. Today, we welcome everyone for a hearing on the internet of things. Throughout its short history the internet has been transformative and powerful tool. It has a doubling capacity so quickly that by the time you run out of your sho...

This panel will look to what we can and are doing at home and internationally to counter those threats. Specifically, the panel will explore questions the rise of these threats and the parallel rise of the new world of ubiquitous connectedness and the internet of everything raise for policymakers. How do we protect connected societies . Whos responsible for what . What are the rules of the road . What are the ways where we think it a place where normative behavior is agreed upon internationally ...

Couple years ago when we were looking at the number of individuals who would meet the criteria for the release based on a terminal illness, we discovered that there were 200 inmates in the bureau of prisons. Once they were identified coming up to go further in making sure that for those individuals being considered, that they have the resources if they are given the opportunity and released under that program. 200 inmates agencywide with a population at times that was at 220,000 is a very small ...