HELLO @santaclaravalleywaterdistrict instead of wasting money investIN THE future, not a new 1 million dollar boardroom
#santaclaravalleywaterdistrict @santaclaravalleywaterdistrict #SCVWD @SCVWD
#SANTACLARAVALLEYWATER DROUGHT SUFFERS BUT BUILD 1 MILLION NEW BOARDROOM
WATCH THE CEO AND RAVI LIE ON CAMERA, ABOUT THE NEED FOR A BOARD ROOM WHEN THE SCANDEL IS GTHE MANAGER THAT STOPPED MAINTENANCE AND OTHER WORK JUST TO SPEND TAX DOLLARS( SOUND LIKE BIG GOVT) ASK THEM OR ME FOR THE AUDIT 2012 WHICH EXPLAINS HOW THE MANAGERS LIE STEAL ETC.
NOW THEY EVEN HAVE THE RISK MANAGER LYING FOR THEM ALSO, DAVID (ITS NOT NICE TO LIE) BUT NEVER FEAR WE HAVE MANY WITNESSES, EMAIL, AND CLOSED SESSION TAPES. I HAVE LOTS OF JUICY INFO ABOUT WASTE AT @SCVWD , FRAUD, ABUSE, CHECK HOW MANY LAWSUITS THE DISTRICT HAS PAID OUT WITH YOUR TAX DOLLARS.
5TH IT MANAGER IN 10YRS WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU, LINKS AND MORE BELOW….. THEY SHOULD BE TRYING TO MANAGE WATER, NOT WASTE MONEY.
How much water does California have left?
How much water does California have left?
A sampling of California drought maps
Much of California is mired in extreme and exceptional drought. (Los Angeles Times)
By Jay Famiglietti
OpinionCommentaryLaws and LegislationWater SupplyPoliticsGovernment
Neither sewage recycling nor desalination nor some miracle technology will save us from drought
It is time for mandatory water restrictions, with enforcement and fines for violations
Southern California water managers are doing such a great job that you would hardly know we are in the midst of the worst drought since record-keeping began in the late 1800s.
Our lush, well-watered landscapes look as healthy and inviting as ever. Our fountains continue to shoot water in great arcs. Our freshly washed cars remain shiny and clean. On the surface, that’s amazing. Kudos to our regional and local water districts for an incredible job in “drought-proofing” Southern California.
We have only enough water in storage to get through the next 12 to 18 months, and that’s it. –
However, excellence in water management has a real downside: a false sense of security. It is exceedingly difficult to convey the urgency of the situation when most everything around us is green.
The harsh reality is that everything here was fine. We used to have a lot of water in California, but now we don’t. Without a few successive winters of above-average precipitation, we have only enough water in storage to get through the next 12 to 18 months, and that’s it. Beyond that, many of our state and local water managers have thrown up their hands because they just don’t know where our water will come from.
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That is because drought-proofing is a misnomer. There is no proof against drought when there is no snowmelt to feed the rivers that normally refill our reservoirs, or when groundwater — our buffer against dwindling surface water supplies — continues to disappear with overpumping.
As hopes for a boost to next winter’s rains fade with recent forecasts for a weaker El Niño event than first reported, 2014 is on track to become California’s warmest year, and among its driest, on record.
It is time for Southern Californians to wake up and smell the dusty, dry air that has turned the rest of the Golden State brown. We are in big trouble too; we just can’t see it through the overwatered foliage.
There are three important steps that our region can take to have an immediate effect on sustaining our water supply beyond just 12 to 18 months.
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The first is awareness of our water supply situation. Our water has three main sources: snowmelt from the Sierra Nevada, local groundwater and imported water from the Colorado River basin.
Unfortunately, all three of these sources are drying up. The amount of available freshwater from each has declined significantly during the drought. Even worse, best available forecasts indicate that the declines will continue for decades.
Second, it is time, right now, for mandatory water restrictions, with enforcement and fines for violations. If we must be forced to immediately cut back on water use, then so be it.
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Just took a road trip thru California’s ‘bread basket’ (5 fwy from Orange County to Oregon)and witnessed hundreds of fields being flooded for rice(what???), over head sprayers chugging in the middle of the day(evaporation!) on thirsty crops(broccoli). We are doomed. Those…
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Voluntary measures such as Gov. Jerry Brown’s emergency request to reduce water use by 20% are clearly not working. Coastal communities in Southern California managed to reduce water use by only 5% between January and May. Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego all recorded increases of between 1% to 4%.
Third, we must press for better management of the state’s groundwater supply. As the major source of irrigation water in California, and the critical reserve for all during drought, groundwater accounts for roughly 65% of the statewide water supply. Consequently, most of our aquifers are being rapidly depleted, with little regard for meeting future needs. These include the southern half of the vast Central Valley aquifer system, aquifers in Paso Robles, the Coachella Valley, the Imperial Valley and more.
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Wade Graham
The governor is intent on sustaining groundwater reserves for generations to come. A draft document proposing new legislation that will finally bring groundwater resources under the state water management umbrella is on the governor’s website. It includes provisions to implement monitoring and management plans at the local level. Passage of some form of this legislation — and soon — is absolutely essential to ensure a sustainable water future for California.
This is a real emergency that requires a real emergency response. If Southern California does not step up and conserve its water, and if the drought continues on its epic course, there is nothing more that our water managers can do for us. Water availability in Southern California would be drastically reduced. With those reductions, we should expect skyrocketing water, food and energy prices, as well as the demise of agriculture.
We should not expect to be saved by sewage recycling, or desalination, or some miracle technology. As fundamental as they are to managing the region’s water supply, the scope of this drought and our demand for water far outstrip what current capabilities can provide.
Imagine a disaster movie in which 22 million people are told that they have only 12 to 18 months of water left. Unless Southern Californians pull together, we will be making that movie.
Jay Famiglietti is the senior water scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Caltech and a professor of Earth system science at UC Irvine.
Copyright © 2014, Los Angeles Times
@scvwd #scvwd #valleywater @georgekamenjati #santaclaravaleywaterdistrict
Undeniable Proof That The California Drought Is A Big Deal no doubt spending millions on new boardroom instead of conserving water @scvwd #scvwd #valleywater…
http://cf.valleywater.org/About_Us/Board_of_directors/Board_meetings/_2012_Published_Meetings//MG47843/AS47844/AS47848/AI49234/DO49236/1.PDF”
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SCVWD AUDIT 2012 BOARDROOM REBUILD
LINK Posted on June 6, 2014 Name(required) Email(required) Website Comment(required) AUDIT 2012 SHOWS HOW MANAGERS LIE AND CHEAT TONS MORE WANT THE REPORT, ASK, PART IS BELOW AS IS THE LIES RAVI, FRANK AND GEORGE TELL ABOUT THE BOARDROOM NEEDING A 1 MILLION DOLLAR REBUILD, WITH DROUGHT THEY JUST SPEND TO KEEP THE WAR MACHINE GOING. http://valleywaterwatchdog.org/ Boardroom Modernization Plan BUT LIKE NSA ALL BASED ON LIES………. why California and or #SCVWD #VALLEYWATER.ORG @VALLEYWATER.ORG STILL USE 100YR OLD PIPES THAT BREAK, DAMS THAT ARE WORE OUT, INSTEAD THEY SPEND MONEY ON LAWSUITS, PAYING OFF EX DIRECTORS, DIVISION HEADS, MILLIONS ON UNNEEDED BOARD ROOM( TALK INTO THE MIC, NOT 3 MILES FROM IT) IS THE MAJOR ISSUE, AND MANAGERS SPENDING TAX DOLLARS LIKE ITS CANDY. ASK TO SEE THE AUDIT 2012 ABOUT MANAGERS, STAFF. LOOK UP HOW MUCH MONEY THEY PAY OUT LAWSUITS, EX DIRECTORS, MEALS, THEY EVEN BOUGHT SIG SANCHEZ, EARPIECE, EVEN THOUGH HE HAD INSURANCE……ITS A SHAME THE LEAD AGENCY SCVWD OR WWW.VALLEYWATER.ORG DOES NOTHING BUT SPEND A MILLION PLUS TO BUILD ANOTHER BOARD ROOM EVEN THOUGH ITS STATE OF THE ART. they come up with million ways to keep spending the water is the peoples water but sold and taxed for there, THE golden palace better known as the golden spigot. 1/2 there money is tax, the rest federal, i have wrote news, DA, who do you tell about them buying ear pieces for board members, when they have insurance, stealing software, ethics, fraud, hiring of kin, you have to work when they say, no more comp time, overtime, etc the manages run amok did you see the pdf, video, i wrote FBI, does no one care about wasteful Tax spending, just a water agency get voted in with 500 votes, they are nothing but in calif, water agency fraud is terrible. own a house its your tax. ask to see the audit 2012 about how staff is treated, managers lie, its another bloated agency the golden spigot. |
Electric Power Industry Will Face Significant Water Constraints According to New CNA Corporation Data
Recent CNA Corporation research has brought to light new revelations about water consumption and the electricity sector–including that electricity generation could become difficult in areas of the world prone to water scarcity or water stress.
“Given pending constraints in water availability, business as usual will be completely nonviable for the electric power industry,” Benjamin Sovacool, Professor of Business and Social Sciences at Aarhous University and Director of the Danish Center for Energy Technology at AU Herning, told The Speaker.
The research findings, on which Sovacool worked, were published on the CNA Corporation website, and included two complimentary studies, “Capturing Synergies Between Water Conservation and Carbon Dioxide Emissions in the Power Sector” and “A Clash of Competing Necessities.”
CNA Corporation is a federally funded research and development center for the US Navy and Marine Corps. CNA Corporation also provides research and analysis for US national defense.
“The electricity-water nexus makes ‘business as usual’ completely nonviable,” Sovacool told us, referring to the relationship between the amount of water used in energy generation and the among of energy used to distribute and treat the water. “Combined trends in population growth, increasing electricity consumption, and increasing water usage indicate that we cannot, and should not, continue to generate electricity the way we do today. Because water is an essential part of the cooling process for thermoelectric power plants, they may become wholly unsuitable as the globe enters a new era of accelerated water stress and water scarcity.”
According to CNA Corporation’s research, increasing water use will create water scarcity in 30-40 percent of the world by 2020, and will create a global water shortage by 2040. The resulting situation will be one in which decisions will have to be made whether to use water for energy generation plants–by far the largest consumers of water–or for human consumption.
Currently, power production operates with an assumption that there is no limit to water use. This “blind spot,” as CNA Corporation calls it, extends to policy and technology analysis–decisions about industry that involve water use by-and-large do not factor in water use.
Using a model with no water limits, power generation companies formulate graphs in which energy production is increased alongside an increased use of water–a less-than-realistic scenario, according to CNA Corporation’s research.
When actual water resources are accounted for, as well as more complex representations of water cooling, such as including carbon capture and storage/sequestration (CCS), graphs for future power production look very different.
CNA Corporation found that water consumption could be hundreds of percent larger than water limits.
“Including consideration of water availability in electricity planning fundamentally ‘changes the game’ of how we make future projections about power plants and capacity additions,” explained Sovacool.
This problem was found to exist globally. Although in the US the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which regulates the power sector, has recently been doing a better job of ensuring information recorded by power companies is correct, according to CNA Corporation, neither the EPA nor the Department of Energy (DOE) even have the authority to regulate water quantity–only quality.
According to the study’s principal author, Director of Energy, Water and Climate at the Institute for Public Research at CNA Corporation, Paul Faeth, “[T]he governing responsibility for energy and water are separated and fall into different ministries or departments which don’t communicate with one another.”
“In the US, for example, the regulation of the power sector, which is the biggest source of water withdrawals in the US, falls to the US EPA but they do not have the authority to even consider the impact of their rules on water use,” Faeth told The Speaker. “Nor do they EPA or EIA have any models that account for water use.”
However, the situation was even more bleak in the other countries CNA Corporation examined in their study. In France, India and China, the CNA Corporation team was unable to find any sources of water use data.
The revelations brought forth by the study have demonstrated the current global situation with regard to the changing nature of water resources.
“I suppose we weren’t really that surprised that most power plants do not report their water consumption, since this is not mandatory and most of the time water is free,” Sovacool told us. The research team recommended investment in wind and solar energy production.
“As we have shown, the electricity generation technologies that are beneficial for reducing greenhouse gas emissions correspond with those that require less water to operate, providing crucial benefits on both ends of the scale: reducing the inputs that contribute to the severity of climate change, avoiding additional stresses on water resources, and minimizing water use as climate change inevitably stresses water resources. Policies that promote renewables and efficiency thus provide multiple benefits beyond technical reliability and economic cost.”
hello santa clara valleywater district instead of wasting money invest future, not a new 1 million dollar boardroom
#santaclaravalleywaterdistrict @santaclaravalleywaterdistrict #SCVWD @SCVWD
#SANTACLARAVALLEYWATER DRAUGHT SUFFERS BUT BUILD 1 MILLION NEW BOARDROOM
@scvwd #scvwd #valleywater @georgekamenjati #santaclaravaleywaterdistrict
Undeniable Proof That The California Drought Is A Big Deal no doubt spending millions on new boardroom instead of conserving water @scvwd #scvwd #valleywater…
http://cf.valleywater.org/About_Us/Board_of_directors/Board_meetings/_2012_Published_Meetings//MG47843/AS47844/AS47848/AI49234/DO49236/1.PDF”
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AUDIT 2012 SHOWS HOW MANAGERS LIE AND CHEAT TONS MORE WANT THE REPORT, ASK, PART IS BELOW AS IS THE LIES RAVI, FRANK AND GEORGE TELL ABOUT THE BOARDROOM NEEDING A 1 MILLION DOLLAR REBUILD, WITH DROUGHT THEY JUST SPEND TO KEEP THE WAR MACHINE GOING. http://valleywaterwatchdog.org/ Boardroom Modernization Plan BUT LIKE NSA ALL BASED ON LIES………. why California and or #SCVWD #VALLEYWATER.ORG @VALLEYWATER.ORG STILL USE 100YR OLD PIPES THAT BREAK, DAMS THAT ARE WORE OUT, INSTEAD THEY SPEND MONEY ON LAWSUITS, PAYING OFF EX DIRECTORS, DIVISION HEADS, MILLIONS ON UNNEEDED BOARD ROOM( TALK INTO THE MIC, NOT 3 MILES FROM IT) IS THE MAJOR ISSUE, AND MANAGERS SPENDING TAX DOLLARS LIKE ITS CANDY. ASK TO SEE THE AUDIT 2012 ABOUT MANAGERS, STAFF. LOOK UP HOW MUCH MONEY THEY PAY OUT LAWSUITS, EX DIRECTORS, MEALS, THEY EVEN BOUGHT SIG SANCHEZ, EARPIECE, EVEN THOUGH HE HAD INSURANCE……ITS A SHAME THE LEAD AGENCY SCVWD OR VALLEYWATER.ORG DOES NOTHING BUT SPEND A MILLION PLUS TO BUILD ANOTHER BOARD ROOM EVEN THOUGH ITS STATE OF THE ART. they come up with million ways to keep spending the water is the peoples water but sold and taxed for there, THE golden palace better known as the golden spigot. 1/2 there money is tax, the rest federal, i have wrote news, DA, who do you tell about them buying ear pieces for board members, when they have insurance, stealing software, ethics, fraud, hiring of kin, you have to work when they say, no more comp time, overtime, etc the manages run amok did you see the pdf, video, i wrote FBI, does no one care about wasteful Tax spending, just a water agency get voted in with 500 votes, they are nothing but in calif, water agency fraud is terrible. own a house its your tax. ask to see the audit 2012 about how staff is treated, managers lie, its another bloated agency the golden spigot http://scvwd.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=3&clip_id=1043 ravi acting unit manager time-stamp 2.57 sept 10 13 one ravi is just acting, the system except racks were built in 97 everything has been replaced, go back and see beaus feed back he and others talk 2ft form mic and sideways that’s 1/4 gain into a microphone voting system will integrate into existing amx control system, the system is a mix minus, the older board do not want hearing aids that said the person next to santos cannot be in that speaker, most if not all equipment has been replaced check dates and prs, this is to keep wasting tax dollars, they have not let myself nor the other tech fix anything or adjust so there is problems thousands of brand new equipment will be tossed, the remote gear all brand new tossed, all it takes is xap adjustments and proper mic use, but we are not allowed to talk to the board, they have wire pulled out to make it look bad, the tech there now refuses to have anything to do with the new room which they claim 250k, that does not include conduit, electric, wood work,cement and in house personal. call if you wish its your money and mine, but this is all to keep funding up. I put over 100k in new gear in there from 2000 on, look in the store room untouched equipment, the conflict is ravi, george Kamenjati no nothings, the tech is not 16yrs old just wanting to sell equipment, and no oversight, its a church in there not a board room. the golden place is just that a pit. Every piece is or has an ip address so the it manager can snoop, but really for making adjustments outside the room or @ home. Its a public room i can show you everything that needs adjusting or replace with equipment bought soon to be junked, sad thing is they listen to themselves, but refuse to show directors how to talk into a microphone, or allow adjustments, we spent over 250k last 10 yrs in improvements, longer mics, lighted, a control system that voting can be added to, new wireless, video conferencing(over 55k) used once, but taken out so they can say we don’t have it, even though ever computer can do it now, tandberg integrated with a system, ravi claims overhead speakers are the problem, those were removed, 10 yrs ago, Beyer intercoms were bought 50k for committee meeting, going to be junked for new ones, 80% of what is there is new and usable with adjustments and proper mic use, mic are to be used to talk straight into. check scvwd record on lawsuits, firings, and other issues, building parks next to directors house, paying for hearing aids, food and expenses go unchecked. even my medical records were told to many at the district, but that was ok, no issue with that even thou there are witnesses, harassment, retaliation on other IT workers who are to afraid to talk, this is the attitude at the district. dec 11th 2012 item 1.4 public comment were i bring items to light. pdf or more doc i can supply or ask them. http://scvwd.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=3&clip_id=962 regarding new board room, personal medical records disclosure, unreported crane wrecks, tax waste etc. it might be longer than 150 words but you may delete. ask me for what ever files you need…… ALSO THE STORY thank you Toxic Plumes: The Dark Side of Silicon Valley LETS ALL TRY
http://www.valleywater.org/MissionVis…,http://cf.valleywater.org/About_Us/Bo…,http://scvwd.granicus.com/MediaPlayer… item 1.4 http://www.valleywater.org/MissionVis…,http://cf.valleywater.org/About_Us/Bo…http://scvwd.granicus.com/MediaPlayer… item 1.4 http://kamenjati.yolasite.com/links.php This isn’t the 1st.or Last Time; Pigs Inter bread if left Unattended! http://www.valleywater.org/MissionVis… SOME OF THE AUDIT 2012 WHICH CAME OUT IN JULY SO VERY NEW/FRESH. AUDIT 2012 SHOWS HOW MANAGERS LIE AND CHEAT TONS MORE WANT THE REPORT, ASK not if #SCVWD DID NOT WASTE MONEY ON UNNEEDED California May Run Out of Water in Two Years | Brainwash Update #SCVWD @SCVWD but willing to spend 2 million on new boardroom when 90% new..Boardroom Modernization Plan #fluoride Fluoride, ACID SCVWD GOLDEN SPIGOT CRANE WRECK RACIAL,ACID SCVWD GOLDEN SPIGOT CRANE WRECK RACIAL VIDEO, ACID SCVWD„ GOLDEN SPIGOT ,CRANE WRECK beau cover up„ RACIAL VIDEO,floride,baby death ? There is a perception that favoritism and power politics were the why California and or #SCVWD STILL USE 100YR OLD PIPES THAT BREAK, DAMS THAT ARE WORE OUT, INSTEAD THEY SPEND MONEY ON LAWSUITS, PAYING OFF EX DIRECTORS, DIVISION HEADS, MILLIONS ON UNNEEDED BOARD ROOM( TALK INTO THE MIC, NOT 3 MILES FROM IT) IS THE MAJOR ISSUE, AND MANAGERS SPENDING TAX DOLLARS LIKE ITS CANDY. ASK TO SEE THE AUDIT 2012 ABOUT MANAGERS, STAFF. ITS A SHAME THE LEAD AGENCY SCVWD OR VALLEYWATER.ORG DOES NOTHING BUT SPEND A MILLION PLUS TO BUILD ANOTHER BOARD ROOM EVEN THOUGH ITS STATE OF THE ART. they come up with million ways to keep spending the water is the peoples water but sold and taxed for there, THE golden palace better known as the golden spigot. 1/2 there money is tax, the rest federal, i have wrote news, DA, who do you tell about them buying ear pieces for board members, when they have insurance, stealing software, ethics, fraud, hiring of kin, you have to work when they say, no more comp time, overtime, etc the manages run amok did you see the pdf, video, i wrote fbi, does no one care about wasteful Tax spending, just a water agency get voted in with 500 votes, they are nothing but in calif, water agency fraud is terrible. own a house its your tax. ask to see the audit 2012 about how staff is treated, managers lie, its another bloated agency the golden spigot http://scvwd.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=3&clip_id=1043 ravi acting unit manager timestamp 3.10 sept 10 13 one ravi is just acting, the system except racks were built in 97 everything has been replaced, go back and see beaus feed back he and others talk 2ft form mic and sideways thats 1/4 gain into a microphone voting system will integrate into existing amx control system, the system is a mix minus, the older board do not want hearing aids that said the person next to santos cannot be in that speaker, most if not all equipment has been replaced check dates and prs, this is to keep wasting tax dollars, they have not let myself nor the other tech fix anything or adjust so there is problems thousands of brand new equipment will be tossed, the remote gear all brand new tossed, all it takes is xap adjustments and proper mic use, but we are not allowed to talk to the board, they have wire pulled out to make it look bad, the tech there now refuses to have anything to do with the new room which they claim 250k, that does not include conduit, electric, wood work,cement and in house personal. call if you wish its your money and mine, but this is all to keep funding up. I put over 100k in new gear in there from 2000 on, look in the store room untouched equipment, the conflict is ravi, george Kamenjati no nothings, the tech is not 16yrs old just wanting to sell equipment, and no oversight, its a church in there not a board room. the golden place is just that a pit. Every piece is or has an ip address so the it manager can snoop, but really for making adjustments outside the room or @ home. HANDOUT AND COMPLAINT TO A DIRECTOR, ALSO GEORGE TALKED ABOUT MY MEDICAL ISSUE’S WITH STAFF. http://cf.valleywater.org/About_Us/Board_of_directors/Board_meetings/_2012_Published_Meetings//MG47843/AS47844/AS47848/AI49234/DO49236/1.PDF THE speach before the board can be viwed online link is above or(DEC 11th 2012 item 1.4) scvwd.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=3&clip_id=962 item 1.4 the pdf also there, and look at the one ravi lying that everything is 15years old NOT THE LINK ABOVE IS WHOLE PDF, I COULD NOT GET LAST 3 PAGES Santa Clara Valley Water District be taken care of, George never replied back to me. In the past when I been out almost 4 weeks now it’s still in this condition, and since last year when Royal did thiswork. Here is a example of the new podium that we Sent: Thursday, September 08,2011 2:19 PM To: George Kamenjati Subject: RE: Prices on the upgrade Thanks George, I will take this info and come up with a (i.e larger view) for you. Already based on having the equipment in 131, that will add a considerable cost. Does 131 have room for 3 racks, or do not worry about that? Any idea’s you have please pass them along. The links are for info only. http://www.amx.com/products!categoryTouchPaneIs.asp http://www.amx.com/products/Optima HDIVII.asp http://www.amx.com!products!categoryMa trixSwitchers.asp http://www.amx.com!!techdocs!NI-X100.HardwareReferenceG uide. pdf http://www.amx.com/products/categoryD igitaIMediaSwitchers. asp http://taiden.com!newEbiz1!EbizPortaIFG/portal/html/index. htmI http://www.taiden.com!newEbiz1!EbizPortaIFG/portal/htmI/CategoryList.html? http://taiden.com!newEbiz1/EbizPortaIFG!portal/htmI/CategoryList. htmI? http://www.amx.com/products!categoryLightingControls.asp http://www.amx.com/products/categoryDigita ISignage.asp http://www.amx.com/prod ucts/categoryTelevi sio nDistri butionSystem.asp http://www.amx.com//techdocs/0332624. pdf From: George Kamenjati I rely on your expertise what is best, but I would say chose what best support Digital environment.. Are we taping to hard disk or tape? I rely on your expertise what is best, but I would say recording on disk is best and faster. So the equipment racks you want in 131? Yes The committee meetings that system must tie in also right? Also tie in the Back office /conference of the Directors, Pre function rid of the old crt or keep them I rely on your expertise what is best, but I would say chose what best support Digital environment From: George Kamenjati 2- For now let’s focus on the Board room, we can Do the in between building later (provision for it) 3- Don’t make it more complex than what it is, Basically here what we need: a, Cameras b, Podium c. 9 Dias Seats d, 3 Chiefs seats e. 2 COB seats 3- Feed to IPTV and Granicus 4- Voting System, The End user or stake holders will be engaged when the Consultant comes in, |
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