Present is chief greg suhr the police chief and director joyce hicks director of office of citizens complaints well to the wednesday, april 6, 2016, meeting first thing ill make some change to the agenda bans information kraushgs to item 3 it says update and use of use of force and rectify of dodging the doj needs month are time no presentation on the registrations in addition given the number of people and making sure we have time for that everybody Public Comment is limited to 2 minutes. Sergeant, next line item. At this time, members of the public may address the commission to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. With respect to agenda items, items, department, occi or commissioners are to respond to questions but may provide a brief response. The commissioners, occi, nor the Police Commission should enter into debates and please limit your comments to 3 minutes, please. 2 minutes. Just to clarify the item will still been
What can we do to make the data easier to find. If you want to know whats happening to your community, what does your Community Look like . Lets say youre moving to the d. C. Area. What does the Smallest Church look like . How does that compare. What are the people like question my two they have characteristics you are looking for question you should be able to find out but it can be really hard. Then we have the patent Trademark Office. When youre an inventor, you have to look at the patent database. Right now now a lot of that data is very unstructured. Its not machinereadable and not all the data that the Patent Office has is out to the public. Theres an analysis at the Trademark Office where they are sitting on a bunch of data that hasnt even been opened yet. They all have very common themes. If you want to get the data out, there is people who find it and can use it. Lets talk about the analysis of data. Again, i mentioned one mentioned one of the biggest constraints we have in th
How does that affect ones thinking about how to measure risk . Well, if you still go back to sources and methods, which is what we most importantly have to protect, i still think there has been an overreliance on technology. Even though it is changing rapidly and we have to continue to improve how we use technology and data, you have to rely on it. There is nothing greater than good oldfashioned human intelligence gathering. It is going to be more difficult. A lot of times it is the human intelligence that enables better technologies, new technologies or discovery of what ad vversars are doing. I think the allegations regarding Angela Merkels cell phone, i can only say allegations, were a real Tipping Point in terms of compelling policy makers and members of the i. C. To think long and hard about the risk have os disclosure, the risks of relationships with allies, the risks obviously to sources of information most acutely human sources of information from disclosure. But to think in ne
Amy says it is light. A few showers. We have heavy downpours and thunderstorms. We could have strong to severe wind gusts. It is going to be messy. More rain expected on thursday. A lot of clouds today. I usually say it will not be a washout. The rain keeps pouring in. Temperatures climb a little from where we are now. 65, orlando. This is the initial moisture coming in. To our west. That is on its way. In closer, that is going to fire up wind gusts and a low threat for tornadoes from late morning through the afternoon and evening commute. Right now, it is fairly light rain across flagler county. Central florida, much of the area is covered with light rain or moderate rain, where you see the yellows across downtown orlando. Several pockets of rain in osceola and polk county. Rain is going to continue filling in as we had through the day. We had some thunderstorms earlier in tampa. We will keep an eye out for the possibility of those storms over the next couple of hours. Upper 60 s and
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