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CHR. SIRACUSA: In that case, you would give it to the Clerk and she would make sure that everybody got a copy. MR. OSHIRO: Dwight, IÓll take it. MR. VICENTE : DonÓt throw it in the trash, itÓs very important. CHR. SIRACUSA : I canÓt speak for any one else, but I certainly donÓt throw a trash; I want to read it. MR. VICENTE: IÓm going to reserve the rights of the Hawaiian Kingdom, since the military occupation has removed the Queen, and there is no replacement. Another thing too is that her protest of January 17, 1893 against U.S. Minister Stevens has yet to make itÓs way up to the U.S. Supreme Court. Article III, Section 3, Clause 2. Thank yo CHR. SIRACUSA : Thank you. Our third member of the public wishing to comment on the agenda is Richard Bidleman. He has also submitted written testimony. RICHARD BIDLEMAN (At this time Richard Bidleman came forward to address members of the Commission.) MR. BIDLEMAN : Good afternoon. I am one of the two nerds here from the public. You all should have notes on Communication 15, and my comments about it. I think when documents are being made available to the public, that the County is being There is absolutely no reason why those documents canÓt be created from the original document in a PDF format, rather than scanning them. That is why that do hoping that when you request documents that you simply say that they should all be in PDF format and converted, not a scanned document. ThatÓs my comment on Communication 15. Communication 17, the definition on resident population; that information was not available on the web site until yesterday. It would seem to me that those documents ought to be available in a little more timely fashion, not only for the benefit of the public, but for the benefit of you folks. You should be given more time to look at those documents Communication 19, the document from Rosenbrock, was not available until yesterday. I think they should be available in a little more timely fashion. On Communication 20, the training materials were not available until yesterday on the web site. Those documents ought to be available in advance. We have come here today to take part in this training. Without sounding arrogant here, I hazard to guess that during the course of this training, we will have questions that some of the people on this Commission will simply not have enough background to ask Ðthe right questions.Ñ So we want to be granted the privilege of being able to ask questions during the training session. We have a computer here, and we should be able to ask questions; so I hope during that session we can. If we are not, then we will simply register our objections. I understand why you may not want questions from the audience who do not have a computer, because you might be bogged 4