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Several fire departments are on scene, the fire was estimated to have burned a quarter of an acre as of 9 p.m., according to the sheriff's office.
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Nikon D3100 is Out & Not Looking Good
September 21, 2010
The new Nikon D3100 DSLR camera with 1080p is available, but finding one is a bit rare right now. This new DSLR coming in even cheaper than the Canon 550D / T2i has the specs and pricing to steal a bit of market share for new DSLR shooters. From the samples i'm seeing so far though, there's still a major major problem with Rolling shutter and 'Jello Effect'. The earlier Nikon DSLR were notorious for this, and doesn't seem to have gotten better on the D3100. I've seen samples from the higher end Nikon D7000 which looks pretty good, but what's going on with the D3100? Also that new continuous Auto Focus that everyone complains Canon fails to implement is quite distracting on the Nikon. It's quite jumpy. If the rolling shutter is still going to be an obvious problem, pricing is not going to save this camera. If anyone else has some samples or experience to share, i'm sure we'd all like to take a look.
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Andy Gregor
September 21st, 2010 at 7:40 am
I've got one on order, and looking forward to seeing what it can do.
I'm teaming my D3100 with a Rode shock mount and Zoom H1, for a 1st step I'm sure it won't be to bad.
Joel B
September 21st, 2010 at 7:49 am
That's slightly disturbing.
It'd be interesting to see a comparison done with all the Nikon and Canon models side by side to see how they compare for rolling shutter. From what I've seen, a friend's 7D is significantly better than my D300s for rolling shutter.
September 21st, 2010 at 8:40 am
why not put a Panasonic GH2 in the mix?
at a 1000$ price tag (body only) is in direct competition with the 60D
September 24th, 2010 at 8:58 am
Well, take a look at nikon D5000 and D90 videos on Vimeo. Rolling Shutter and the Jelly Effect, can be avoided.
Don´t be afraid to buy the Nikon D3100.
Tommy Rodríguez
September 28th, 2010 at 8:03 am
D3100 Video Mode – Shutter Speed Control
This camera does not allow manual control in video mode, it definitely kills the camera for those who want to use for video.
Mark V
November 8th, 2010 at 7:30 pm
I have the D3100 and I have taken outstanding pics with it. I have a D200 and a D300 with many AF-S Lenses and I can use them with the D3100 and I have to say it takes some really good pictures.
Mark Davidson
July 21st, 2011 at 2:36 pm
I bought one and took it back the next day. The Jello effect was unacceptable.
The T2i I replaced it with is fine.
Ricardo Thomas
June 14th, 2012 at 5:25 pm
who says that you can't manually control the d3100 in video mode? set your shutter speed and f stop, press the exposure lock, then go into live view. I am a Television news photographer, and this process does not seen unreasonable. Professional Videographers shoot everything in the manual mode anyway, no auto anything. learn how to use your tools, photography is about knowing you tools well enough that they become part of you, not some mystical opjects
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Every year The Winery at La Grange purchases new American, French and Hungarian wine barrels to incorporate into our winemaking program. Newly purchased wine barrels will arrive in US mid to late summer and are filled with wine a few months later, as soon as we've harvested and processed our wine grapes. As a member of our Barrel Club, you enable us to purchase and use these wine barrels to create our delicious wine portfolio. As a thank you for your investment in our winery and loyalty to our wines, we offer Barrel Club members a number of specific benefits:
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The privatization and downsizing of several state agencies proposed by Gov. Bobby Jindal to deal with a state budget shortfall was protested during the rally at Alexandria's Riverfront Center.
Those cuts not only would leave many state workers without jobs, Broussard said, but it would put her son and other clients at Pinecrest Support and Services Center in Pineville at risk.
"It would be horrible to take them out of the environment they know and are comfortable with," she said. "It would scare them to death."
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Leonal Hardman agreed, saying that privatization and cuts of state employees will harm and cost taxpayers, instead of saving them anything. Hardman, president of the American Federation of State, City and Municipal Employees, Louisiana Council 17, said rallies like Saturday's will raise awareness among employees and the public that the proposed cuts are not the most cost-effective way to provide public services.
Instead of cutting public employees, Hardman suggested Jindal and state legislators look closer at non-classified, or contract, employees. There are 16,000 contracts in the state with seven people to watch over and review them, he said. And the number of unclassified employees, whom Hardman says make $20,000 to $30,000 more annually than classified or state employees, has gone up 22 percent since 2003.
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The abbey was founded in 1146 by Gilbert de Gaunt, Earl of Lincoln, and completed in 1170. It was a Cistercian abbey dedicated to St Mary the Virgin. The Cistercian monks, also known as 'white monks' because of their natural white clothing, believed in living an austere life, dedicating themselves to hard work and prayer. Although it was only a fairly small abbey it was moderately wealthy. It was one of the first to be affected by Henry the VIII's dissolutions in 1536, after which it passed into the hands of the Talbot family and then the Saviles to be used as a country estate.
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CGI methylation in different genomic regions. Distribution of DNA methylation in specific gene regions is shown. Each gene region is further divided into bins that correspond to beta values with 0.1 intervals. The area of each bin corresponds to total number of CpGs. The overall distribution and the mean of beta value of the CpGs in each gene region are shown as a box plot. (A) The distribution of DNA methylation in CGI and non-CGI regions shows that the CGI itself is largely unmethylated and that the shores and shelves are methylated. (B, C) The distribution of CGI and non-CGI DNA methylation in intergenic (B) and intragenic (C) regions. (A-C) The numbers on the x-axis correspond to total number of CpGs in each gene region; also the x-axis shows different genomic regions, and the y-axis shows the beta values.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Kurt Busch has won his second race of
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Busch used a big push from Smith to move into the lead after a
caution set up a two-lap sprint to the finish of Thursday's
150-mile race. Smith then stayed in line behind Busch as they
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Busch blocked the move as they closed in on the checkered flag.
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The death of a Fountain County man found floating face down in Coal Creek south of Veedersburg has been deemed accidental.
Indiana Conservation Officers said the body of Keith Summers, 59, of Covington, was discovered by his brother, Joe Summers, about 100 yards downstream of the the Coal Creek covered bridge on Cades Hollow Road in southwestern Fountain County.
The body was recovered from the creek late Wednesday
An autopsy performed Thursday afternoon in Tippecanoe County ruled the death an accident with the primary cause being a heart attack, with drowning as a contributing factor.
Investigators said it was unclear how Summers ended up in the creek.
According to his family, Keith Summers left his residence Wednesday afternoon to go fishing. When he didn't return home after several hours, including some in which there were heavy rains, Joe Summers, began to search for him. Joe Summers found his brother's vehicle at the bridge.
Indiana conservation officers were assisted at the scene by the Fountain County Sheriff's Office, Covington Fire Department, Veedersburg Fire Department, Fountain County EMS, Veedersburg Police Department and the Fountain County coroner.
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If you're a homeowner, you probably know what Thursday brings… Property taxes are due to San Bernardino County before midnight on December 10. Payments can be made online at MyTaxCollector.com, 24/7, while property tax payments are also accepted by telephone, via mail, or in person (using cash, check or money order) at 172 W. Third Street in … [Read more...]
Reminder to Property Owners: Tax Deadline Is This Thursday, December 10
City Council Moves Foward With The Crossings, Establishes Day for Native Americans; Lighthouse Project Steps Down from Marathon Event
The Big Bear Lake City Council meeting began with two presentations, the first of which was a proclamation, designating this Friday, November 27 as National Native American Heritage Day. The City of Big Bear Lake has adopted this special day, as signed into law by President Obama on June 26, in honor of the Yuhaviatam people (now known as the San … [Read more...]
City's Improvement Agency Narrows Affordable Housing Projects to Two, Partners With Habitat for Humanity
The City of Big Bear Lake's Planning Commission and Improvement Agency, which is made up of City Council members and chaired by Liz Harris, spent much of Monday reviewing nine proposals for affordable housing projects. The November 9 meeting was a follow-up from September 22, during which time presentations were made by companies interested in … [Read more...]
Big Bear City Community Services District Directors Approve Well Site Purchase, Receive Audit Report, and Recognize Employee Magana
The Big Bear City Community Services District received their fiscal year 2008/2009 audit report at this week's meeting, and though the district's General Fund expenditures were higher (in part due to increased salary and benefits costs, prompted by the updated Safety Employees' MOU), CSD's revenues exceeded expenses by over $348,000. … [Read more...]
New, Improved Big Bear City Park Re-Opens After 15-Year Closure
Saturday morning's community event at the Big Bear City Park was not a grand re-opening but, per Big Bear Valley Recreation and Park District's Reese Troublefield, "a kick-off for the renovation. We are here to celebrate huge improvements." Recent improvements to the park off Greenway Drive include lawn and more trees and, soon, the … [Read more...]
Four Public Meetings Scheduled for Tuesday, Including DWP and Affordable Housing Presentations Before City
There are four public meetings scheduled for tomorrow, the first of which is a special meeting of the City of Big Bear Lake's Improvement Agency and the Planning Commission, scheduled to begin at 8:30am. The joint agency morning meeting on the 22nd will be to review nine affordable housing proposals from eight different companies, one of which is … [Read more...]
Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearings on Wednesday; Stalcups Hope to Open New Bakery and Grill in the Village
The Planning Commission of the City of Big Bear Lake holds two Public Hearing items during this afternoon's regular meeting, which takes place at 1:15pm in Hofert Hall in the Civic Center. The first hearing is with regard to a proposal to subdivide the 29,000+ square foot property owned by Verizon at 560 Bartlett Road into two parcels, though the … [Read more...]
City of Big Bear Lake Statistical Data Provided by SCAG; City's Median Age Higher Than County's, Though Other Numbers Smaller
Did you know that the median age of Big Bear Lake residents is over 12 years older than the rest of San Bernardino County? Per a profile of the City of Big Bear Lake, which was generated by the Southern California Association of Governments (or SCAG), Big Bear Lake residents average age 42, while in greater San Bernardino County that average is age … [Read more...]
City Council Reviews Proposed Affordable Housing Complex for Knickerbocker Road; Project Contingent on Federal Tax Credits Being Awarded in September
When the City of Big Bear Lake's Improvement Agency was re-established last year, given the addition of Redevelopment Director Lyle Haynes, it was decided that top priorities would be to adopt a First-Time Homebuyer Program in Big Bear Lake (which was done this year) and to construct quality, affordable housing. This plan has come together with … [Read more...]
County Supervisors Approve Sale of 10 Forest-Adjacent Parcels to San Bernardino Mountains Land Trust
The San Bernardino Mountains Land Trust has another 10 properties, each located within the San Bernardino National Forest, that will be preserved for their natural open space and wildlife habitat. At Tuesday's meeting of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, a unanimous vote secured the sale of these 10 tax-defaulted parcels, each of … [Read more...]


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Behind The Scenes: Downton Abbey August issue cover shoot
Go behind the scenes with the female cast of Downton Abbey during their cover shoot for the August issue of Harper's Bazaar. Shot against the beautiful backdrop of Firle Place in Sussex, watch as photographer Alexi Lubormirski captures the actresses in a series of beautiful gowns and fine jewellery, listen to interviews with actresses Laura Carmichael and Lily James, and witness the theatrical photo shoot come to life - from hair and make-up, to costume, set and lighting.
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School library media specialists have a crucial role to play in the assessment of student learning. This volume, featuring contributions from participants in AASL's sold-out 2006 Fall Forum, provides answers to this important question on many levels. The cast of expert contributors includes:
Violet H. Harada
, Professor, Library and Information Science Program, Department of Information and Computer Sciences, University of Hawaii. Harada publishes frequently in both scholarly and popular journals and has spoken at numerous state, national, and international conferences. She also co-authored Assessing Learning: Librarians and Teachers as Partners (Libraries Unlimited, 2005) and Inquiry Learning: Through Librarian-Teacher Partnerships (Linworth Publishing, 2004).
Barbara Stripling
, Director of Library Services, New York City Department of Education. Stripling has had a thirty-year career in education as a classroom teacher, school library media specialist, Library Power director, school district director of instructional services, director of library programs at a local education fund in New York City, and director of library services for the New York City Department of Education. She has written or edited many books and articles, including Curriculum Connections through the Library: Principles and Practice (Libraries Unlimited, 2003).
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Arianespace will use an Ariane 5 ECA rocket with a cryogenic upper stage to launch the American DirecTV 9S direct-to-home broadcasting spacecraft and the Australian Optus D1 communications satellite. The Japanese LDREX antenna technology demonstration mission will also fly into space aboard the Ariane 5 as a secondary payload. [Aug. 11]
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Playing for his third team this season, left winger Matt Moulson is finally getting comfortable with the Minnesota Wild, and it's showing up on the stats sheet.
Moulson, acquired by the Wild on March 5 with Cody McCormick for Torrey Mitchell and two second-round draft picks, was brought in to provide offense. After scoring just one goal in his first six games, he has produced three goals in the past four games, including the overtime game-winner Sunday night in Detroit.
"I think he's putting an awful lot of pressure on himself, so I'm very happy to see him get rewarded," Wild coach Mike Yeo said. "We've been real pleased with his play, and we knew it was a matter of time before he got rewarded, and we're happy that he did because hopefully now he can just concentrate on playing and not worry about that stuff."
As Moulson entered his 11th game with the Wild, he admitted he's feeling more at ease with teammates, especially with Mikko Koivu, who has been Moulson's center since Moulson's first game with the Wild on March 8.
Moulson started the season with the New York Islanders, then was traded to Buffalo for former Gophers star Thomas Vanek on Oct. 27 before being dealt to the Wild.
"I'm a seasoned veteran at trades now," Moulson said, smiling. "I've got it down pretty good by now."
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BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - Brandon Hazzard scored 30 points and
Troy defeated Florida Atlantic 78-63 on Saturday night.
The Trojans (14-10, 10-3 Sun Belt Conference) held Florida Atlantic to 35.7 percent shooting (20 of 56) to win their eighth straight and 10 of 11.
Paul Graham III hit a 3-pointer with 16:36 left to play to give Florida Atlantic (5-20, 1-12) a 47-40 lead. The Trojans then went on a 17-5 run, taking a 57-52 advantage with 12 minutes left on Tom Jervis' dunk. Hazzard and Jervis scored seven points each during the run.
Troy then built its biggest lead to 74-57 with 3:06 to play on a layup by Richard Delk.
Hazzard, who had 15 points in the first half, was 4-for-3 on 3-pointers and 11 of 15 from the field.
Graham, the Sun Belt's leading scorer at 18.5 points per game, scored 33 points and had seven rebounds for the Owls. Shavar Richardson added 16.
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"Economic globalization without the globalization of solidarity is suicide for the poor and, therefore, for the majority of humanity," the archbishop of Tegucigalpa said Monday when addressing the opening session of Caritas International's general assembly.
"Only the logic of financial markets has been globalized. And the absolutism of that capital is ruinous," he added when addressing 400 delegates of 154 national Caritas groups.
"The new world order presented to us derives from the unification of markets to facilitate the circulation of money and merchandise," the cardinal said.
According to him, this conception of globalization requires that "there continue to be poor people in certain places of the world, and it is necessary to try to keep them in their place so that they will continue to produce in miserable cheapness for the rich."
"Injustice and inequality are distinctive signs of the present world," he said. "We are not moving toward a more just system. … We cannot continue to be blind. We are not moving simply toward a globalization of the markets, that is, toward the concentration of wealth, but we are moving toward the globalization of poverty."
"What is morally false cannot be economically correct," the cardinal stressed. "The present world situation will lead us to choose between our self-destruction or the recovery of sure hopes, which arise to the rhythm of the Gospel.
"From various quarters, we are being reminded of the need to put an end to this scandal, and to take steps toward a sustainable model, humanizing globalization and turning it into a promise and a genuinely universal plan."
Cardinal Rodríguez Maradiaga believes that solidarity calls for "putting oneself in the other's place, to discover his needs and to make an effort to satisfy them according to the possibilities of each situation."
The first session of this assembly continues until Saturday. The assembly has approved for full membership in the Caritas network these groups: Caritas-Kazakhstan, Caritas-Belarus, Caritas Social-Action (an organization of the bishops' conference of England and Wales), Caritas-Estonia, Caritas-Latvia, Caritas-Serbia and Montenegro, CORDAID (the Low Countries), Catholic Campaign for Human Development (in the United States), and Caritas-Tonga.
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Carnival Inspiration Cruise Review by fyrfytr9166: Inspiration a must!
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Inspiration a must!
My wife and I sailed out of Tampa on the Carnival Inspiration in May 2011. This was my first cruise and her 4th. Our ports were Grand Cayman and Cozumel.
Food: We dined in the the Mardi Gras Room during open seating (5:45-9:45). Our three waiters were amazing! They all knew our names by the second night and frequently asked us questions and interacted with us. Our drinks were never empty and our food kept coming. Francis was our head waiter, Ketut was our Asst Waiter and there was one more guy from Bosnia but I cant remember his name.
Stateroom: We stayed on the Upper deck in an oceanview room (U54). Our room was extremely clean! Our stateroom steward was very friendly and got to know us by name. He would see us all the way down the hallway and scream our names and ask how our day was. His name was Michael and he always made sure our pool towels were clean and everything was good.
Nightlife: Visited just about all the bars. Cocktails were $7.25 and Beers were More $5.75. All of the bar tenders were friendly. The comedy shows (Adult only ones) were very funny but a little crude. All of the other shows were very eligant and nice.
Staff: EVERYONE was extremely friendly. The ship was constantly being cleaned. Everyone says good morning/afternoon/evening. They always have something going on during your sea days.
The Only Bad Thing: The Pool is too small for 2,000+ people but there are 4 whirlpools. The back serenity deck was nice. No kids! Less
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Cabin: BIG closet space, Flat Screen TVs, Bathroom was very clean and nice, Huge window, nice and cold A/C
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December 18, 2012 – Council Meeting
Item # 3 Amend BMC to address mold
Public Comment
I am under stress and traumatized due to my living situation and feel threatened because my landlord is not addressing mold.
Councilmember Comments
Capitelli: I am not sure what we are asking the City Manager to do here. What are we trying to do? Mold is a very serious issue and self-remediation is not the way to do this and is not the safest way to do this. Sometimes remediation costs several thousand dollars. Perhaps the CM could research and find best practices and deliver a report.
Worthington: We have had many citizens who have had mold issues and when referred them to the city there is no direct way to address these issues. We have done research of cities around the country on how they address this and SF has some good language that we would like the City Manager to consider. We may need to do an ordinance or there may be some other way.
Arreguin: I was working in SF when the council declared molds a nuisance. If a tenant discovers a mold issue our city cannot cite a landlord to remediate the mold. Not doing anything is not going to solve the situation. Tenants have no remedy in our current regulatory situation.
Wozniak: I have had or know of a couple of very expensive mold situation. These can be tens of thousands of dollars. It is a problem and insurance doesn't cover it and it is a health hazard. We need to also look at prevention.
Wengraf: I know much about mold and am very sensitive to it. Such as the North Berkeley Senior Center which has mold that needs to be addressed. There are guidelines with the state and I hope whatever we do will be consistent with that. I also know that tenants sometime cause the issue. The ultimate problem is assigning responsibility and how you deal with it. I would like the community health commission to weigh in on this.
Anderson: I think that this is one of those issues that have public health ramifications. We need to do a better job of protecting the public and better guidelines to property owners on their responsibilities. To do the research and make comparisons to other municipalities is what we should be doing. I am also encouraged that the Health Commission and Health Staff are taking this on.
Vote and Motion:
Send to City Manager with minor modifications
Unanimous approval
Item # 4 Radiation Fly Over
Maio: I would like to send this request also to Barbara Lee's office so she will be responsible for helping us get this information.
Public Comment:
- Helicopter fly overs were significant during August and were vague on what they were addressing with regard to naturally occurring radiation. No answer from request sent on August 30th.
- Unwilling to submit information smells fishy
- Could City of Berkeley sign on to the FOIA request?
- We need figures from fly-over and whether it is related to Fukishima Nuclear Power Plant. Berkeley needs to stock potassium iodide in preparation for any melt down of Fukishima.
Peace and Justice Commission
Asking council to pass this resolution. Public needs to find out what is behind these flyovers and the results.
Councilmember Comments:
Wozniak: I am supportive that we obtain the information but there are some things that are incorrect so I want to make a few changes. They will know if any radiation is naturally derived or incident driven. We need to also get notice of any low flying aircraft for purposes of any future study. We need to be able to get any information that has anything to do with the public domain.
Worthington: Move the item with the modifications proposed. (Wozniak 2nd)
Maio: I do want to ask Barbara Lee to ask these questions for us and have a way to track it for us. That way we will really get an answer to this.
Unanimous approval
Item #5 No Drone Zone
Maio: I am having the clerk pass out the exceptions we accepted when we approved no police dogs etc. that we could consider as we listen to public comment.
Public Comment:
- Violation of Human Rights Ordinance and freedoms for all.
- If you give law enforcement these tools they will use them.
- We don't need any drones in this city with the exception of one to help find a parking space.
- Doesn't meet aviation safety standards. Civil liberty implications including that these drones can provide real-time down link on any activities. Need civilian controls on these high-tech tools.
- Violates 4th and 5th amendment.
- Project 30,000 drones nationwide and a burgeoning new industry and their incorporation in to our skies will be lobbied heavily in Congress.
- Drones can dispense lethal and non-lethal agents, including tear gas.
- Part of militarization of our police departments and the war on terrorism and patriot act
- Violates right to privacy
- Afraid of these drones
- At some point they will be arming these drones. They have them in Texas with rubber bullets and tear gas.
- Berkeley has an impermeable police department.
- Cop Watch supports Berkeley standing-up for privacy and accountability – how do we hold the authorities accountable to the ordinance.
Support Ordinance: Total 18
Peace and Justice Commission
Spirit of this resolution needs to be passed. Would prefer it passed as written by the commission. There are no statutes to protect people from privacy invasion. No FAA oversight or safety regulations.
Councilmember Comments:
Anderson: We get sold these ideas on the basis that we are saving our military lives and then they come home and are used on us. This comes out of the military, out of fear, out of driving profits from manipulating the public. We keep buying into this stuff. Why would be even be considering these weaponized, militarized equipment to come into the public domain. These are they type of creeping situations that happen in our society. If we don't safeguard the freedoms we have then we are complacent in our duties. I will be supporting this resolution.
Capitelli: Was this reviewed by the police review commission? Will it be going to the school board for review? Was there any discussion as to exceptions other than hobbyist? Was there any discussion on how this would be enforced? What would be the penalty? Was there any discussion about using drones in search and rescue? Was there any discussion about using this for child abductions or senior citizens with dementia or natural disaster? When I first heard of this I pictured the drones of Yemen or Afghanistan so when people talk about them being weapons then we are now asking commercial aircraft to stop flying because they came from military purpose. Drones are technology and they can be used for good or could be used inappropriately. I would like to see this more nuanced and more specific for times when they could be used. I am opposed to using them for surveillance or that would invade privacy. Perhaps the motivation of Peace and Justice would be to get this on the table for discussion
Arreguin: I am troubled by the use of drones domestically and the use of them for surveillance. The technology is really expanding and there is a real lack of regulation. There could be some use for drones. To say we won't allow any drones at all might be overreaching. I would like council to take a position that would note their concern over the proliferation of the use of drones and the impact on personal privacy and to specifically identify when drones could be used. Armed drones would be specifically prohibited. Berkeley cannot purchase a drone without it coming to council for approval Alameda County cannot use drones in Berkeley except as specified.
Wozniak: I want to thank Arreguin and Capitelli for their comments as they reflected my concerns. I do think that armed drones are large and we would not want them. I am not in a prepared to say that Berkeley should be a no drone zone. There could be some uses for drones. The Peace & Justice commission should have consulted with Fire and Disaster and the Police Review Commission. They might have some suggestions for limiting or expanding uses. I also don't think Berkeley would want to buy one and have it sitting around. I suggest and move that the other two commissions review the suggestions and have the City Manager come back with some suggestions for incorporation. (Seconded by Moore)
Wengraf: We did not address the artistic use for drones in Berkeley for the purpose of making films. If it is silent then is it ok for artistic use.
Moore: In this ordinance we need to make certain this is just for police use.
Maio: I think we need to have the other commissions review this in joint session and come back to us. How does staff propose we move forward?
Anderson: Before we go down the path of carving out multiple loopholes I think we need a broader discussion with civil liberty and public entities involved here. You can't expect anything today to be kept private. The intent was to protect the public and their privacy. We need technical information from the industry and ethical advice and regular citizens weighing in on these things. I don't think we will get this from three commissions it needs to be a discussion that includes the entire community. We could all think about when a drone could be useful but if we don't know all we can then we will get screwed.
Capitelli: We have the regulations regarding dogs and helicopters. How often do we use these? I guess I have more confidence in the three commissions. Also I think the police department should be involved then come back with the ACLU and other interested parties to have a broader discussion.
Wozniak: I accept that amendment and agree that a workshop would be good. I don't expect that each commission would draw a resolution but make recommendations for a resolution on the pieces that they have jurisdiction over.
Arreguin: I agree to send this to the commission and a workshop that would include the ACLU. I believe this is a good direction.
Worthington: I am not sure what words are in the motion and I would like simplifying them: Refer to the three commissions, after commissions meet then we bring it back for a workshop, ask that Alameda County delay making the decision of purchasing a drone until the City of Berkeley is finished with their process. (second Anderson)
Wozniak: I don't agree. I don't think we should send a letter to Alameda County and include Arreguin's language to the commissions.
Wengraf: I want the commissions to include Arreguin's language and I think the commissions should know the nuances we want considered.
Vote on Worthington's Motion
No: Maio, Wengraf, Capitelli, Wozniak
Yes: Anderson, Worthington
Abstain: Moore, Arreguin
Absent: Bates
Vote on Wozniak Motion
Yes: Maio, Moore, Anderson, Arreguin, Capitelli, Wozniak
No: Worthington
Absent: Bates
Freestanding motion that a letter be sent to delay drone purchase decision (second Arreguin)
Yes: Unanimous
Item #6 Compassionate Sidewalks Plan
Maio: I have heard from Mayor Bates staff that he is already working on this and bringing people together so I suggest we hold this over until he returns.
Arreguin: I did not know that he was working on this and I wish he would have told me but I wanted this to come through staff and under our rules we need to go through the City Manager and I believe that is a more appropriate process but I have not issue with holding this over and speaking with him.
Wengraf: I don't have a comprehensive understanding of how we interface with the County and how all elements of the homeless population are being served. What are our goals? How do we measure success? I would like to have a workshop where we could get all this information and we need to have a strategic action plan. We need a comprehensive view.
Arreguin: I think a workshop would be helpful
Maio: We will hold this over and bring it to the next council meeting when the mayor is present.
Public Comment
Must have a comprehensive and adult conversation about mental illness. We need to throw out some word we always use such as "crazy" and "wing-nut". Mental health is a real issue.
Why should we wait for the person who was behind Measure S? We don't need him to move forward with compassionate sidewalks.
Need to protect the public and the private.
Councilmember Comments
Arreguin: Thinking about this more I think it is more appropriate to have staff lead this. I don't know why we cannot move forward. My goal is that we need to have a dialog and it needs to involve many stakeholders and I don't know who the mayor has talked to.
Maio: We will move forward with scheduling a worksession and bring this up again on January 22nd.
Worthington: I opposed voting on Councilmember Anderson's item when he was not here and since the mayor has already started the process then we should wait for the mayor with the exception of moving forward the workshop.
Hold over and schedule a workshop
Unanimous Approval
Item #7 Scheduled Economic Development Reports
Wozniak: Staff is overwhelmed but they need to be asked if quarterly is too much and they should not make promises that cannot be delivered. Once a year is not enough.
City Manager: There are so many worksessions already scheduled that having these quarterly are too many. We could go to quarterly informational reports.
Worthington: An important section of this document is the last half. The public and the city council have not received information and then periodically we get these reports that summarize it and it summarizes the city sales tax reports by breaking down by restaurants, and limited business classifications. One of the critical components is that we need to hold ourselves accountable in economic development and understand what is going on. Our two top priorities are public safety and economic development. If we cut this down to less than two reports then we are not giving them the time they deserve. We could even do it at a regular meeting.
Maio: Could we schedule these three times a year at a workshop or on a light agenda regular meeting?
Wozniak: I suggest an amendment that the motion would request a quarterly information report then council could pull it and discuss it at that meeting or schedule it for a future meeting.
Wengraf: Could I suggest two information reports and two workshops or regular meeting items?
Worthington: We are not following our existing policy?!
Vote and Motion:
Two "in person" reports and two information reports (quarterly reporting)
Yes: All others.
Abstain: Anderson
No: Worthington


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Michael Moreland joined the Villanova faculty in 2006 and became Vice Dean in 2012. As Vice Dean, Dean Moreland oversees academic affairs, admissions and financial aid, career strategy, administration (including communications, human resources, and facilities management), and faculty research.
Dean Moreland received his B.A. in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame, his M.A. and Ph.D. in theological ethics from Boston College, and his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School. His scholarly interests focus on torts, bioethics, and law and religion. At Villanova, he has taught Torts, Evidence, Bioethics and the Law, Advanced Torts, Constitutional Law II (First Amendment and Equal Protection), Justice and Rights (1L elective), and seminars in law and religion. Following law school, Dean Moreland clerked for the Honorable Paul J. Kelly, Jr., of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit and was an associate at Williams & Connolly in Washington, D.C., where he represented clients in First Amendment, professional liability, and products liability matters. Before coming to Villanova, he served as Associate Director for Domestic Policy at the White House under President George W. Bush, where he worked on a range of legal policy issues, including criminal justice, immigration, civil rights, and liability reform.
During academic year 2010-11, Dean Moreland was the Forbes Visiting Fellow in the James Madison Program at Princeton University. During 2013-15, he will be the project leader for The Libertas Project, a program at Villanova sponsored by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation exploring religious and economic freedom in the context of law and religion in American public life.
Dean Moreland's recent publications include: "Preemption as Inverse Negligence Per Se," 88 Notre Dame Law Review 1249 (2013); "Mistakes about Intention in the Law of Bioethics," 75:4 Law and Contemporary Problems 53 (2012); "Moral Absolutes and John Finnis: Response to Candace Vogler," 57 Villanova Law Review 907 (2012); "The Bishops and Religious Liberty," Commonweal, June 15, 2012, at 11; "Practical Reason and Subsidiarity: Response to Robert K. Vischer, Conscience and the Common Good," 49Journal of Catholic Legal Studies 319 (2010); "Circulatory Arrest in a Brain Dead Organ Donor: Is it Ethical to Provide Cardiac Compression?," Journal of Intensive Care Medicine(2009) (co-author); "Institutional Conscience and Religious Freedom," Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy (2009); "A Legal Revolution? The Bush Administration's Effect on the Judiciary and Civil Justice Reform," in Judging Bush (Stanford University Press, 2009) (co-author); "Universalism and Particularism in Bioethics: Lessons from Theological Ethics," 21 Law & Literature 415 (2009); "Implications of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) of 2008," in Mendel in the 21st Century: The Scientific, Social, and Ethical Impact of Genetics in Our World (Royal Society of Chemistry, forthcoming) (co-author); "Parental Refusal of Medical Treatment for a Newborn," 28Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 427 (2007) (co-author); "Religious Free Exercise and Anti-discrimination Law," 70 Albany Law Review 1417 (2007); "Tort Reform by Regulation: FDA Prescription Drug Labeling Rules and Preemption of State Tort Claims," 1 Journal of Health and Life Sciences Law 39 (2007); "Silence Is Not Always Golden in Medical Decision-Making," 7 American Journal of Bioethics 39 (2007) (co-author); and "Howe v. MGH and Hudson v. Texas Children's Hospital: Two Approaches to Resolving Family–Physician Disputes in End-of-Life Care," 26 Journal of Perinatology 726 (2006) (co-author).
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