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MR. MIDDLESWORTH: Right. MR. KANUHA : wouldn't expect each and every venue to provide internet, so if there is a hot spot or one of those satellite cards you can hook up to your computer, that would be great. MR. MIDDLESWORTH: I would like to suggest in the script that we are talking about for the hearings, that it be made clear that none of these maps are necessarily going to be the ones that adopted by the Commission. That these are not engraved in stone and we are not going to select among these; that we may, in the end, do something entirely different than the four or five that we take to the hearings. I don't want people to get the impression that we are choosing from this bunch. That is not really what is going to happen. MR. KANUHA: We can explain that when we are at the public hearings to the public. Are there any other comments? MR. MELROSE: Karen, you had put together - - -Is this the point where you would want to talk about this hand out and also a poster that we talked about? I think you provided us with a summary of what the handout looks like, which is a repeat of the Code and the Charter provisions. KAREN EOFF (At this time Karen Eoff, Commission Secretary, came forward to address members of the Commission.) MS. EOFF: That is Communication 41.2. I gave you a sample of what I was thinking would be good to blow up as a poster size; just brief information about the numbers we are using and the extracted numbers. If you don't have that, I can give you a copy. MR. MELROSE: I've seen it, yes. MS. EOFF: That was to answer your request from our last meeting that we have some kind of a poster to put up on the wall; and that is up for comments and discussion. I just wanted to put something together as a starting point. On top of that, or in addition to that, we could also have, at the meetings, as a handout, a copy of the Charter section and a copy of the Code provision that we are working with so that anybody interested in the details of the criteria can pick that up too. MR. MELROSE: And we want to solve this problem at this moment, right? This is the appropriate time to have this conversation? MS. EOFF: Yes, what you would like; because I'll need to know what to bring to the first public Baring. MR. MELROSE: Okay, my suggestion is that I like the idea of having a handout that has the whole script written up. And I think that what you have prepared with the key points is clear. I'm wondering if there are other key points that we want to add to this and I would just like to hear other Commissioners thoughts. The two together work well; the emphasis on this is in the X