diversify. You can do whatever you want to do. And I will just say this lastly, Elipel, thank you for sending a cold storage device. I'll be reviewing this and make a video later. I think it should even diversify in your cold storage devices. But that's it for today. So look, you like today's video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing. I don't care who you subscribe to, just get your news from somebody that you like and trust may not be me. Maybe it's Tom Crown or some other people that are out there. That'd be great. But that concludes everything for the news today. Now, if you're so inclined to stick around with me, we'll chat a little bit. I'll answer some of your questions the best of my abilities and we'll go from there.  But if not, let's talk a little, whatever you want to talk about, and go from there. All right. Ah, meme. All fair offense is big hearts. Thank you. I appreciate the hearts. Meme says agree with Rob still using the Legend of X, but a keystone's on our legs and my back. I got to tell you, I've heard some good things about keystone. I should probably reach out to them and see what it's all about. It looks like a pretty good device. I will just tell you that there is one indicator that I look for for bull runs. And it's when, when mullet shows up in the chats. So now that he's here, I can confirm without looking at any TA or any kind of MACD or any kind of RSI, when when mullet does a comment on my channel, usually weren't a bull run. All right, I feel better today. Shalon says, so can my ledger survive being put in a washing machine like my passport and credit cards? I don't know. I've put my iPhone in the washer one time and it actually worked out pretty well. I mean, for a couple months, then it broke down. Markey, a legend. Thank you, Markey, for showing up. The Brinks are that I don't trust anything in the US and you are wise for doing that. I have to admit. Oh, Marty says, is it too late to start dropshipping for Amazon? How would you start now? First of all, the best time to really get into dropshipping is ended towards the end of Q3 into Q4 because you ramp up for the holiday seasons. And I am not the person to learn from. If you want to look for anything as far as like Amazon shipping or dropshipping, look for a guy named Bo Krabel, B-E-A-U-C-R-A-B-I-L-L. He's the person I learned everything from and you can find him on the internet because quite honestly, it's super boring. Alex says, Rodney's more Tesla. I have some Tesla. I'm feeling pretty good about that. Yeah, Carlos. I'm not only lost with the Voyager BS and I lost some of my Bitcoin thanks to Primetrust going down. Yeah, and also as a reminder, they just opened up removals or extractions. You can take out your crypto from Voyager right now. The thing is, I will tell you that some people, this is what I've heard so far. First of all, it's going to take up to 10 days to take your crypto from Voyager onto your whatever device, hot storage, cold storage, whatever else it is, up to 10 days. Sometimes it moves a little faster, sometimes it moves a little bit slower. Some people said that there's some error message that have gone through and everybody who said that said, what you need to do is delete the actual app and reinstall it. I had the same error message. I just updated the app and it worked out just fine. So I'm waiting for my funds to arrive into my ledger device. Maybe I'll do an LAPAL later. So that's what's happening. And yeah, unfortunately, you can only get like up to 35% correct me in the comment section and maybe if they can claw back things from three euros capital, those jerks, maybe we'll get some more back, but don't bank on anything. All right, what I miss. And Dan says, I almost bought a ledger and they were hacked. I don't know what to do. Remember, the ledger device itself, it was never hacked for your private keys. It was hacked by a third party at some kind of API integration that they used, and they extracted your personal data, which would be your name and your address. I know that part sucks, but let's be honest, how much of our data is floating around the internet right now? I guarantee I can find most of you if I really needed to on the internet. So I just want to make that distinction. Specter rate 35.72%. Fantastic. That's how much you get back from Voyager. I got to tell you, I love Voyager. I talk about all the time on this channel. I thought it was great.  They did an uncollateralized loan of $630, $640 million to three hours capital, and all because of a piece of paper that said that they had it. Genius or call it Mensa, whatever. Let's see, rusty bot, how safe is Fireblocks? Seems safe. Don't know. I mean, they got a lot of, they've been in the business for quite some time. They never been hacked. They look pretty good. But again, so did FTX. They look pretty good for a while, right? Everything just collapsed. I don't know. Just between us and the thousand people that are here, sometimes I kind of feel like we're way too early in this whole game. I don't know if you feel like that, but it seems like when I got in, the gold standard was cold storage. And then when Ledger pulled that stunt, it seemed like it wasn't the gold standard. And then people were like, we're just going to use paper wallets. And I thought to myself, that's the, you can use that, but is that the way forward? Everyone's going to have a piece of paper hanging around, just have their crypto and they go into like, use their crypto on a paper wallet. It doesn't make any sense. To me, it just feels like, like we're on a, not a house of cards, but we're really an unstable land. And hopefully things work out and nothing gets more hacked or more insolvency or more problems. And it's more important that we really do the right things and pick the right organizations and institutions to get behind. Because if not, you just lose everything. And that wasn't like that, not too long ago. When I got in 2017, the problem was the market and the manipulation. And now it seems like we're battling the people that we're supposed to be trusting. And it's like we're getting screwed on both ends. So I just, it kind of wears on you. This is one of those days where it wears on me. But don't worry, we'll all be fine. We just put our head down, show up to work, do our job. Tommy says, you were early until you're late. If you're not first, you're last. Oh, now here is in a real OG, geometric opposition says stone paper wall getting my 23% back from God soon, man, you must be around.  That was such a long time ago. Wow. Yeah. A grandie substance. I can't say that word. Sorry. Phone's not 100% safe. Remember the SIM swap attacks, you know, had a really good advice to people day from crazy for cryptos. And Scott from Wolf of all streets, day from crazy for crypto said, you know, you can use instead of using phones for like your device, you can use an old computer as a cold storage device, just make sure it's not connected to the internet. And Scott, what he would do is he would use an old phone that didn't have, wasn't have access to like, like a SIM card. And he would just put on the, the Google authenticator app on that phone that never had internet access and just use that. That was a pretty good idea. A painting on ledger stacks. I haven't seen it yet, but it looks super cool. I have no idea. And let me be clear about ledger, like I'm not demonizing them for the decision I did. I thought it was a pretty good business decision, especially if you want to, you know, generate revenue just because when you buy a ledger, how many, how many are you going to buy? I mean, I'm like, I got three, but I don't know how many you got. So if you're looking for another stream of revenue, not 95 a month that you can charge for the noobs is cool, because then, you know, you can actually make more, more money. The bottom line is pretty good. The problem is, is that the people like that audience is not us. The audience right now in this bear market, it's really the ones that are the OGs that say, hey, I can use a ledger. I can self-cost as you get out of my way. I know what's going on. Their product is for the next wave of people in my personal opinion that come in and say, I don't know what the hell's going on. But I heard about, you know, this Mt. Gox and Voyagers and Celsius and FTX is, so what do I do? Oh, I can self-custody and someone else is going to help me for 10 bucks a month. Cool. If you can separate those two products, you got a winner. And that's why I want to talk to Charles about when he comes on the show. Yeah. If you're a multi-million, it makes sense having a multi-sake like ledger doing. As long as you trust your family, never know what they'll do to you. A future millionaire says, Rob, do you personally think crypto will still hit another low? I was calling for a Bitcoin 12K. I'll admit it. But I never thought when we hit 17,000 that that was the low. And I was right on that one. Now, I think I might be wrong in the 12K one. That might be. But it just seems like you never know where things are going. So we did this yesterday. We talked about DCA. I don't really care what's going to happen here. If it hits 12K, cool. You know what happens with Bitcoin is 12K. You know where like Ethereum will go? 300 bucks, 400 bucks. Cardano will be six cents, five cents, four cents. BNB, I don't know. It'll just, everything will drop. So when I think about all these things, I think this is good times because if it drops, well, I'm just DCA, I'm just waiting for 2025 anyhow, or maybe 2026. So I just get to accumulate more. I got time. Bill says, black swan event, sometime in the near future is possible. It's always possible, right? Let's see. Brad, you could already have 100X leverage on existing Bitcoin ETFs. Options if you're Floyd Degen. For futures, I don't know where you'd do that though. If you want to learn about that stuff, there's two places to go to. Guy over at Coin Bureau, he's got his own TA section now. And Guy that runs that, fantastic. And of course, Tom Crown, if you want to learn about more of like the trading aspect, I'm just, I'm not your guy with that for that one. Tommy Scott said, what's going on with I trust? I just talked about it for like 15 minutes. You're going to have to rewind this when we get done. Let's see. Rusty bot, BlackRock could fork, but they'll still need the money on their side. This is what's talk, what they're talking about here is the Bitcoin ETF that's coming in. The big concern is that BlackRock wants to fork Bitcoin and go for some other derivative of like a Bitcoin, a fork of Bitcoin, which they would control. But again, that's just proof of work. Rusty bot's correct. If it's proof of work, you're going to have to control 51% of the miners as well. I don't think that's going to happen. They just put that in the ETF. What I think is going to happen is this, it's not going to be approved. I know people say, I'm, that's moronic, but how I see things, I just don't think Gary Genzo is going to just all of a sudden switch his stance and be like, yeah, you know what? This isn't manipulated and then go from there and then really be high on the crypto market. I think what Gary Genzo wants to do is kind of slow everything down, not so his people can get in, but also for the American government to get in with their CBDCs. Remember, that's also an option. It's just a guess to who knows. So I don't think it's going to happen. I think it's going to be good for BlackRock anyhow, because even if they don't get it approved, they'll probably get it approved at some point or the biggest. So all they got to do is go to their customers like, look, that ETF that didn't get approved. Look how much Bitcoin pumped, which it did, just on this little news that we did. We're going to go for another ETF. It's going to get approved and we want you guys to be a part of that. I think that would be a great conversation with the massive amount of wealth that's out there. You know, boomers have, I want to say it's, and we did a chart. It's over, I know it's over $28 trillion. It's a lot of money. So if you're going to have that conversation with those people and to diversify one to 3% of their portfolio, you've got to win. All right, what I miss, is there a white swan event? I'm not sure. I sure would like to see that though. Guy had a good show on Yellen and IMF today. Guy's always got a good show. CZ Minted, the 12K crowds to the ear. It could happen. Not likely, but it could. Lisa, that's a good question. With all this being said, how should we prepare for the halving? Things change daily. You know, I was thinking about this. There's a couple of things I thought about. First of all, when I got in 2017 and then we went through the bear market, I didn't really understand about the four-year cycles and the Bitcoin halving. Not really. Not how much it really pumped up. And then when we got to like 2019, I started to really more understand what was happening. I just thought, man, I hope I'm not sitting here waiting around with these bags for the next 20 years for the things that take off. I think that's the bigger question for people. Then of course, 2020 happened. We had a Bitcoin halving. A lot of different excitement. Tesla was actually using Bitcoin for payments and Elon Musk was all about it. And then of course, the people were talking madly about the halving and the reduction of Bitcoin being minted. And then it happened.  I think we got screwed out of the bull run by 3Rs Capital and FTX and Celsius and all the different collapses because of all the different shenanigans that were going on there. I think the next one would be bigger. Could be. Maybe I'm wrong. But people will say, well, Rob, that's not what pushes Bitcoin up. It's not the halving. It's all these different other factors. And so also, of course, the quantitative easing. We talked about this. We've been quantitative tightening for quite some time now. Have we not? And hasn't Bitcoin gone from 15,000 to 30,000? It's double in that time. So it's not like it can't happen. It's just a reallocation of funds. And then I think to myself, people say, well, it's not the halving. I say, you have to understand this is the only place this really happens. And I still think that the halving, even if it's not the legitimate reason, it still doesn't matter because I'm going to talk about it and a thousand other people like me are going to talk about it. And then that becomes the narrative. And then people hear about it and they repeat it. And how many people get into this market and really foam all, I don't care how much you really think about it. People still do it. And they still want to hear these narratives. And when it's like, oh, okay, that makes sense. They get into it. It's only the really super disciplined that can break away from the narrative and go, you know what, I'm going to short this. And it could happen again. But during that time, I still use a bull run. It's the narrative itself, even if it is or isn't, and it'll still be repeated. You think you don't think Michael Saylor is going to talk about this ad nauseam? You don't think that when he's on Fox News, that he's going to talk about it, you don't think all the different people who aren't Bitcoin are going to talk about it. It's all different. It's just going to be that way. Okay. Dave says, rise for my questions. I was late today. Grandkids are listening. My grandson's coming next week. So I know how that goes. I probably will not be doing too many videos on that time. And I think that's it. Okay, guys, I think I answered everything. I'll be over on Twitter today. Ask posting. That's it for today. So look, again, if you liked today's video, thumbs up, consider subscribing, all that good stuff. Got any questions from the comments? Remember, I'm interviewing Charles, the CTO from Ledger on July 4th. Why the French people picked the 4th slide to do an interview, whatever. So put your comments below and I'll see if I can get them all answered. That's it. Thanks so much. See you guys in the next one. Adios.


City of Fort Worth project. I'm the project manager for this project, the construction of North Riverside Drive between Shiver Road and North Tarrant Parkway. We normally do this in person, except for, of course, the pandemic that we've all been enduring so, but I'll try to make this the next best thing to being in person. Just a couple of housekeeping things, and then I want to make a couple of introductions. If you could hold your questions, in order to make this presentation as clear as I can, because I get distracted very easily, so if you can hold your questions to the end, we'll have a question and answer session then. If you would like, you can use the chat function and type your questions as we go. That way, we can all keep up current and my colleagues are going to be monitoring the questions and we'll address them at the end as well. The formal presentation is going to be a short PowerPoint. It's not very long, so your questions, we'll get to your questions very quickly. Couple other things first is just, again, it would help if you could mute your microphone, just to reduce the background noise. So the connection seems pretty stable, so that's a great thing. And then during the Q&A, you can unmute yourself and ask questions. I noticed that tonight joining us are Council District Four Director Alicia Ortiz and Council Member Moon, Cary Moon, and I'll ask if either of you would like to say a few words up front. You are doing fine. I know we've got a good group attending and listening in, and this North Riverside project is important to a great Northwest arterial that we are anxious to get finished. We completed the first section there just south of North Terrant, so looking forward to getting this section north of North Terrant improved and appreciate the folks attending. Thank you. Also tonight, helping me tonight are the lead designer for the project, the lead design engineer, Casey Stevenson is a professional engineer from Peloton Land Solutions, consultant here in Fort Worth, and also Raul Lopez, he's the program manager for arterials in transportation and public works. And last but not least is Jeff Allen. He's transportation and public works communications specialist. I wanna make sure everybody understands this is being recorded. So I think Jeff mentioned that earlier. I'm sorry I didn't mention it up front, but we are recording this and it will be posted on the website. Sorry, I'm having a little technical problem, but I got it here. Okay, so tonight we're just gonna provide as much information as we can in a reasonable amount of time about the scope of this project and update you in a little bit on the schedule. Kinda give you a heads up about what to expect with the upcoming construction and provide you with the necessary contact information for you to get questions answered as we move forward. So the agenda, what I'd like to cover tonight, I'll describe the project scope from the higher level and then we'll kinda zoom in on some of the key details of the project. And then we'll discuss the funding and the schedule, the bid phase results. And then again, I'll share my contact information with you and try to answer any questions that you're gonna have about this project. So the goal of this project is to, again, to improve the capacity and efficiency along the North Riverside Corridor by improving the roadway along the project limits to four lane divided right roadway. The project limits are Shiver Road roundabout on the North End and it's gonna extend to just south of the North Turn Parkway intersection where we will connect with the previously accomplished work south of North Tarrant on North Riverside. So that will complete the corridor, so to speak. The approximate length of the new roadway sections about 3,000 feet. And so it's a little bit over a half a mile of, and it'll be standard thoroughfare cross section, standard city of Fort Worth cross section. The intersection at North Tarrant will be upgraded with new signals and left turn lanes and signal protected accessible crosswalks. Small section of North Tarrant approaches are gonna be upgraded to accommodate the new left turn configuration. But the extensive lengths of North Tarrant are not included in this project. Just as an aside, the intersection was first considered as a candidate for a roundabout, but after a lot of study and traffic projections at the end, signalized intersection was the best option at this location and that's what we're gonna provide here. The project is funded primarily by contributions from local developments in the area and they benefit of course from good durable roads and the reduction of congestion. Impact fee assessments have also been applied to this project to offset the impacts of the additional users. The segment of the North Riverside is the final phase of the improvement of this corridor is of course you've experienced the recent construction south of North Tarrant. Once complete, the corridor will allow more efficient movement and comfortable travel especially for pedestrians and cycling additionally for pedestrians and cyclists as well. Increase in safety at the intersection is also a major benefit that everybody should notice pretty quickly here once we get it going here. The slide here is kind of an overview a higher level look at the entire project. The red lines, let me see if I can show you. The red lines, sorry, represent the approximate limits of the project. North is to the right of the page so your Shiver roundabout is here, Shiver Road and the intersection with North Tarrant, here's North Tarrant, here's the police facility here on the west side of North Riverside. Riverside villas are in here. Just kind of an overview to orient us a little bit. If I go in a little bit closer, we can see a schematic of the roadway portion. This is the four lane divided roadway that we're going to build. Again, Shiver Road is to the right of the page here. West is to the top, so this is the police station here. The divided roadway will accommodate left turn lanes so that they won't delay the through traffic. So we'll have two through lanes each direction. There's heading northbound, I'm sorry, heading southbound, which is this direction. There's going to be two left turn lanes, one into the villas here and one into the church, Lutheran church here. And again, heading northbound, there'll be this left turn lane into the police facility. So this is about a half mile, as I said. Might be easier to visualize the cross section if I, on the next slide. So this is the detailed cross section of the roadway. North Riverside is going to be a four lane divided roadway with a shared use trail on each side. The right-of-way standard is 110 feet total, the city right-of-way. The roadway section is 23 feet from the back of curb. So the curbs are six inches. So each lane is 11 feet. So there's 22 feet of roadway there in each direction. 10-foot wide trails, as I mentioned, for cycling and pedestrians. There's a median 15-foot meet, and it's going to be grassy. And then, except where there's a left turn lane. And so there'll be variable widths on either side, but it's symmetrical about the center line of the median generally, except for if it varies slightly in the right-of-way. That's kind of esoteric, but here we, anyway. And the roadway concrete is, it's a concrete roadway, which is a high-quality roadway, high-quality concrete on top of a stabilized subgrade. And this kind of roadway yields a good long life, especially with very good quality control over the materials and the construction, which we expect to have during this project should last a good long time. Here's another segment of the project, which is the intersection. So in this view, North Riverside runs vertically. So North Tarrant is in the east-west on your, North is to the top of the page on this view. The large medians that exist now on North Tarrant kind of make left turns kind of cumbersome and a little bit more difficult in operation for an efficiency of the intersection. So the left turn lanes from North Tarrant are going to be caught into the median in both directions, and it gives better visibility for oncoming traffic for left turners. And it just makes the time and the intersection much less than you would if you came from well on the other side of the whole entire median. So it improves the operation of the intersection and the safety. There's going to be dedicated right turn lanes on all four corners. The crosswalks and the curb ramps are going to be in accordance with, of course, the American Disabilities Guidelines and they'll be much easier to use and safer safe for the pedestrians. And of course, we're going to provide access for local businesses and we'll work very hard during the construction to minimize any impacts to the businesses during the construction. So it's a very high priority for everybody in the construction industry. It's pretty much our, what makes us an engineer. So anyway, that's the intersection. Coming to this project milestones and the schedule, we've completed the design efforts and procured a contractor. The contract has gone through the city's legal and financial vetting and the contract has been awarded. The right of way is acquired for the project. However, there's just lingering utility relocations that are being finalized now. We're working through the, and we expect those to be cleared by May about four weeks or so, May into May. So that will be the final hurdle that will allow us to go full bore into this. The next steps for us will be a kickoff meeting with the contractor that's going to proceed the start of construction. The construction's contract is 14 months of duration. Again, we try to do the best we can and beat that and try to, our substantial completion, try to accelerate that as much as possible. So, but the worst case is that we expect that substantial completion to be done in August of 2022. But again, we're gonna try to do everything we can to provide it as soon as possible. So this shows some of the bid phase results. We opened the bids in November. And again, there's a legal, we make sure that the bids meet the legal requirements. And that took a little time, it takes a little time, but the low bidder was McMahon Construction from Grand Prairie. I believe there's a representative on here tonight. And the bid was responsive to all the requirements that we have. So they have a very significant experience with the city of Fort Worth. And actually they are the contractor that are completing the work on the segment of the North Riverside Drive that's south of North Tarrant. So they're very familiar with the area and hope we can gain some efficiencies there. So, I'll do it with briefs. We're excited, I'm excited to move from design into construction on this project. And my contact information is there. Should you have additional questions that we don't get to tonight? We'll be posting again more information on the project website as the project moves forward. I urge you to follow that if you're interested and we'll post additional contact information for other members of the project, such as the inspector, the construction inspector and the superintendent on the site after they get assigned. So we'll have that information for you as well. But I would be the main contact and I could get that information for you. So anyway, we look forward very much to improving this continuing to improve the infrastructure in Fort Worth. And I appreciate your time tonight. I'll try to answer any questions you have along with my colleagues. So now is a good time. So maybe we should start Raul with the chat questions. But thank you, Raul. I'm Raul Lopez, I'm the program manager that oversees the thoroughfares. Good evening, everyone. So yeah, there's a couple of questions in the chat. Question number one is any option for double left turn lanes of North Terran on the river side? Brad, I don't believe that double left turn lanes are warranted based on the volumes of the operation of the proposed signal. Is there anyone from Casey here or maybe someone from a version of the dawn that can speak to the proposed operational signal? Yeah, hey, Raul. This is Casey Stevenson from Peloton. No, based on the level of service and the population projections, double left turn lanes were not warranted on this intersection. Okay, that's what I thought. Thank you, Casey. Yes, sir. Yeah, the next question is, how firm is the schedule? Previous percentage schedules have been missed by months. The schedule is firm. The only caveat that I'm gonna throw into that is that we have on course deal on the west side of the roadway. They promised that they would be out of the way by the end of May. So if they are out of the way by the end of May, we will start construction in June. Should they not be able to fulfill that commitment? If we don't have any opportunities anywhere else to start construction, they may have to shift the, but I don't expect that to happen. Like now, Mcmown can tell us if, maybe they can start intersectional well the utilities are still in the way. Is anybody, I think they're so, James, are you in the call? Yes, sir, I'm here. This is James Sprouse with the construction. James, if let's say Angkor was not able to remove the power poles on the east west side, is there any work that can be done within the intersection? Of course, we could, I was actually looking at the phasing plan and there may be a way that we could actually reverse the phasing plan and go ahead and get construction started and basically just build it nearly in the opposite fashion in which it's presented in the current phasing plan. And that would possibly, I need to dig into that a little bit deeper to make sure everything works with the traffic phasing. And we probably need to have a coordination meeting ahead of time. So I think we could roll and get things progressing. So we don't just sit at a stagnant standstill. Absolutely. And let me tell everybody, we are really excited that McMown got this job, not only because they have the job immediately south, but James himself in all of esteem is an excellent team.  James is an excellent staff member and very flexible and always comes up with new ideas, new options. So I'm really excited that McMown got this construction project. Well, thank you, Raul. We're, you know, McMann is excited as well. And I can't take all credibility. We got Manuel Roches on here tonight. It's our site superintendent. He's going to be the site superintendent for phase four as well as he participated heavily and is still finishing out phase three just to the south. But I think we've got a very successful project ahead of us. It's going to have its challenges like any others, but you know how we are, we'll figure it out together and build it as a team. Absolutely. We appreciate it, James. There's a few more questions. Is the intersection at Dalton Street in Prairie is that going to be redone? No, the project limits are from Shiver Road to North Garant. I believe Dalton is further north. And no, that is not part of the scope of this project. Turning left onto Riverside of either Street is upward. Not really sure what that is. That was related to the previous question. Okay. Thank you. Yeah, that's not considered as far as this project. As far as I am aware, we were not proposing improving Dalton at this time. What is the activity at the roundabout? What is the activity on at the roundabout on the west side of Shiver and Riverside? That might be a developer type project. West side of Shiver and Riverside, yeah. See, you know, that's it. I'm looking at a good picture of that. I'm sorry. I'm looking at the Google Maps and of course Google Maps is probably six months old. But if there is a roundabout west of the Shiver roundabout, is that what Mr. Jones is saying? Yeah, I'm not aware of what's happening west of the Shiver roundabout. And that might be development. If it's being extended, it might be a development type project. And unfortunately, I'm not aware of what's going on there. No, it is bright. We can chase it out and see if we have anything on there. Our development services department. Oh, yeah, I'll make a note to look to see what's not now. But I'm not, again, I'm like, I was that I'm not kind of that right now. But yeah. What we'll do is we'll take these questions that we can't answer tonight and we'll post answers in the product site on the website. West of recently completed projects south of the chair and completed on time, now they're actually, it's not fully completed because we added an extension of Summerfield School of Art, but they're actually well ahead of time. The completion of the project was September 2021. And James, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think we're going to be through June or July of 2021, including that traditional scheme. Depending on, you know, I know there's another possible change there at the Summerfield addition for a turn lane and a crossover. Without that going into effect, if that doesn't happen, I think we'll be substantially complete by the end of May with the original contract. Yes, that little change will happen, James. And for everybody in the in the call, we will be cutting a medium opening on the extension of Summerfields to provide access to Carolina or Carolina and Trada called us out and I'll call this act. I think it goes all the way through. That small pocket subdivision there will be providing a left turn pocket to the state, the westbound traffic in turn west and the northbound traffic in turn. And without being said, I could, we can anticipate a good substantial completion by end of June for the entire project so also keep in mind the original completion that you stated for that project was for the original contract only with these years changing. We've had over a million dollars for the change orders and we still complete it by the end of June. I think that's a pretty good achievement for everybody involved. We're in the best hands here with construction. Completed that project, the original scope, probably six to nine months ahead of time and they're still there because we've added a few other things that were not in the original contract. So and they'll still be able to finish that before the original contract time. And yeah, the original contract time. So Lance Griggs, Summerfield Neighborhood Association. One quick question. Was there any consideration being given to the ability of officers to ingress and egress out of their sector while this construction is going on? I'm sorry. I think I missed something you said. Is there any consideration to something officers? I missed the word. I'm sorry. Yes, in a police sector there where they hold their road calls and go out to the neighborhoods. I'm just wondering if there were some considerations given to ensuring that they'll always have access, good access to and from North Riverside. Brad, do you want to take this? Yes, that will be maintained. The access is going to be maintained at all times, of course. I'm not sure that if it's a certain time of day and you're talking about perhaps a large egress and so like with the directions and so forth with an officer on foot or something, is that what you mean? Or are you just mean access in general? I just meant access in general. Just wanted to make sure that there were considerations that officers have to come and go out of there and hopefully we won't restrict that movement. Right now, during construction there will be access from the police station at all times. You know, there may be a time when we're pulling one of the driveways but there will still be access through the other driveway. We're cognizant, it's a police station and we need to maintain egress and egress. I'm well-coordinated directly with the police department staff, contractor and the city will coordinate directly with them when we're pulling their driveways. Good for you, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We'll try to coordinate with all people that have access to the roadway and of course especially public service like that. So yes, great, thank you. So there's one more question, Brad. How will traffic be impacted during the day while construction is on their way? You want to take this one or maybe with Casey's help? I'll start but then perhaps Casey can fill in. I know that at least there'll be a single lane as it currently exists each direction at all times. So maybe there'll be some small stops when trucks move in and out and so forth. But I believe the intent is to have at least the lane at a time that we have now fully open. I don't know if that's pretty general but maybe Casey has a better answer but more detailed or anything that you want to add, Casey? Yeah, sure. In general, the idea is that we will install temporary, some temporary asphalt and some facilities to transfer traffic between lanes. But the idea is that the lanes will be built, northbound lanes first and then southbound lanes. And then I mean that's the full extent of the traffic implications. At this time we're not proposing any detours and it's a of utmost importance to keep access to the police station and all the commercial businesses around there. I hope that helps. If there's any other questions, I'd be glad to go into more detail. I have a couple questions. Sure. My name is Gary Wright. I'm the HWA President for Manor Hill at Alliance. We're situated just east of North Riverside at Shiver. So the park that runs through there, that's the development there. Will there be any closures of that circle at Shiver at all during the construction and we'll be able to get in and out of Shiver the complete time? Yeah, we're not proposing any closures to the Shiver roundabout. You should be able to maintain full access to that intersection. Okay. And it will be four lanes the entire distance, right? Yes, sir. Okay. And one last question. There just south of Shiver on the east side, there's a bridge where the water runs underneath from the west side to the east side in the park there. That bridge, they have an iron, a black iron fencing atop it. And will that be impacted in any way whatsoever? For all holidays, we put our flags on that. I'm wondering if there'll be any changes of that or any removal of that at all? No, sir. Okay, thank you very much. We're not going to impact that head wall or the iron fencing above it. Wonderful. Thank you very much. Yes, sir. Any other questions that we can help you with? There's one more question in chat. Oh, okay. You've heard that two or three of the local cement producing plants are down. Is there any concern with getting concrete for the project? Raul, would you like me to speak on that one? Yes, absolutely. So again, this is James Pruitt with McMahon Contract. He has the contractor on the project. So we are experiencing a industry-wide shortage of cement due to one of those facilities being down. But McMahon Contract, one thing we have going for us on this project, too, is we own our own concrete batch plant. And as you saw on the other phase of North River Side to the south, we were able to knock that paving out in an extremely timely fashion by producing our own concrete onsite. And we have every intention of doing that again in this upcoming phase. And as of right now, we, as a company with McMahon, is not experiencing any issues getting cement from our suppliers to batch our own material. If we have to buy concrete from another supplier, that's the issue where we may run into some problems. But for 90% of this job, we will be producing our own concrete. I hope that helps you with your answer. Thank you, James. That's a good question. Hey, Brad Rowell, if you don't mind, I think I might be able to add some or hear some information about the development on the west side of the Shiver Roundabout. Oh, that's, yeah, go ahead. Construction on that won't be started until later this year. But right now, it's going to be more mixed use development. And like I said, the construction on that should start later this year. Okay. And that's immediately west of the Shiver Roundabout, right? Yes, sir. Okay. Appreciate that information, Casey. If anybody has another question, they please unmute yourself and go for it. Sounds like maybe that's all. There's no more chat, right, Rowell? No more chat questions. There's a west of Shiver Apartments retail so it's going to be both. It's mixed use. Sorry, Casey said mixed use. Yeah, just to be fine. Mixed use is actually both residential and commercial. Correct. Yeah. So that is the last question that we have in the chat. Thank you very much. Thank you, everyone, for their attendance. Thank you, Gov. Great work. Thank you. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you, everybody.


So I am back with the latest Destiny 2 news and today we cover nerfs, delays, stasis, max level and more. How's it going guys my name is DPJ and if you enjoyed the video leave a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe. So over the past few days since the launch of Beyond Light we have seen a few ups and downs as you'd expect when a new DLC launches especially with Bungie. But with Beyond Light it's probably fair to say it's more so broken than past DLCs. Now to start let's talk about stasis and the effect it's having on PvP. Now when I first jumped back into PvP I won't lie, I utterly hated it, I really did. Being frozen every 10 seconds was super annoying, I jumped on social media to let my thoughts be heard as you do, well in my case anyway and I also stole the 85% of the community also hated stasis in PvP. I mean to the point of some of them even boycotting it. But you know what I did I kept playing and while I ended up getting used to this new subclass and the direction it had taken PvP and in the end it wasn't as bad as I first thought. Now for sure some of the new stasis abilities need toning back and while one major issue I have with stasis and the effect in PvP has is the fact it slows the momentum of the game down way too often. Being frozen in place by grenade is too much in my opinion, you literally can't act or do anything about it either.  I mean I have no problems with the supers doing it, no problems with salvation group doing it but every grenade doing it is utterly deaf considering when they play in 636 a lot of people built into strength, grenades going off all over the place and don't think it's great. Maybe this should change it so it slows you down and it doesn't freeze you in place but not having the ability to fight back once being hit with a grenade is against what PvP is in my opinion. But besides that I really wasn't bothered about stasis, the only other thing that annoyed me about PvP is how good the crimson seems to be now.  But yes stasis and PvP isn't as bad as many people are making out even though I would agree some of it does need toning back. Okay so moving on and staying on the subject of stasis, trials of all sorts has been cancelled up until the end of the month. Reason being many believe the warlock infinite stasis super glitch which was covered by cheese forever. This allows you to get infinite warlock super anywhere in the game PvE or PvP and this is the reason many people believe trials has been postponed. I mean can't they just disable warlocks? That makes more sense to me. So yeah trials won't return until November 27th meaning we get to play the raid first which arrives on the 21st of November. Also something else which is broke though with a hard grenade launcher which is utterly crazy now or was especially in PvP. I mean it was crazy before beyond lights but now beyond light is here it's bust. What happened to we don't know but what we do know is if you stepped into that death pool it leaves on the floor even for a split second I think two steps you are dead no matter what you do you are dead it's draining that health which is crazy. And while with this the grenade launcher has been disabled. Now they've just dropped a hotfix for the game now if this fixes anything I do not know because the game ain't back up yet and we have no patch notes while I'm doing this video so we don't know yet. But yeah the withholder has been disabled due to PvP glitch also so yes a few busted things with beyond light but all in all I think it's quite good now you know what I'm like I say how it is but I don't think beyond light is as bad as people are making out but that's just my opinion let me know yours down below in that comments section and while to end the video guys someone has already hit 1260 power level I mean I'm struggling here at 1220 right now but Kim Duck comes states he played for 40 hours straight like man I think there are better things to do but that is just me I never got the whole I must be first or something but on the other hand some people I guess love the grind so good for them but that is it people the latest news surrounding destiny to beyond light if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you're new around here want to see more D2 be sure to subscribe and if you never want to miss a video upload you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button guys thanks as always for stopping by hopefully enjoy the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here So we're primarily gonna be talking about screen 7 in this video here today before I jumped into that and gone over the Potential chance of a third writer or even new writers or a certain writer being replaced in the upcoming film I did want to touch on the cast of Maxine that has now been officially announced And I guess confirmed because these were some of these people are actually rumored in another casting list that I went over a Few a few weeks ago, but the cast of Maxine again has been made official me a goth will be joined by Elizabeth To Bickey Moses somebody Michelle monogand or man again monogand Bobby Ken of Ken of Ali Lily Collins Halsey John Carlo Esposito and Kevin Bacon are all set to be starring in the upcoming trilogy Conclusion to X which we know released last year along with Pearl now filming is set to start this month out in Los Angeles I recall again like I said yesterday in my other video production list actually claimed That filming began on April 3rd But I guess it might not have unless this is just not telling us that it actually did start It's just saying that it starts filming this month Which it could actually have already started because production listing does say it began filming on April 3rd But I guess we'll see if we get another Filming has begun announcement of some sort But Maxine is said to be tanking the place after the events of X will not said to be we know it is and it's following Maxine as the sole survivor of the farmhouse massacre who continues her journey towards fame As she sets out to make make it as an actress in 1980s, Los Angeles the Hollywood reporter Which is where I'm getting this information from also pointed out that according to sources It will deal with the dangerous world of underground filmmaking character details are being kept secret But what is known does point that way Esposito plays an agent for adult film and zealous movie actors while the Bickey is a film director Monaghan and Cannavali are LAPD detectives while Bacon is a private detective So it's tackling subject matter that I was expecting this movie to tackle which makes me happy Kevin Bacon's role being confirmed also makes me happy because again him and Halsey are the only two I can think of that I know I mentioned we're going to be part of this project in another video I had done at the time when this was just a rumored cast of people and Kevin Bacon and Halsey were a part of that list now You guys let me know down in the comments at below if you're excited for them to tackle and commentate on the adult entertainment industry What do you think they're gonna say about the industry? I Really don't want anything to be shameful in any way towards the industry. I don't want that But maybe they can just highlight the negatives that come with it That's really all that I think you can do that should be done really because we know screen three at one point Tackled the casting couch maybe you can do something like that tackling the casting couch and just go over some of the Negatives that might come from you choosing that life thinking you're ready for it And maybe you aren't or something I don't know what type of angle they are going to take but it's clear they will commentate on the dangers that exist within that industry But jumping into scream seven Scream seven Guy Busek was on the don't go there horror podcast recently and shout out to UK for bringing this to my attention Guy Busek was asked how he sees his and James Vanderbilt's contribution to the series ending if they see it as a trilogy Or if they stick around as long as they are asked guy responded with a comment about how he needed to be careful with what he says And then he stated I think the franchise benefits from new blood It's really exciting to me when I read something about a franchise that I love and there's a new creative force That's coming in that's gonna bring a different flavor. So this has Many people interpreting it different ways me personally. I took this as a separate self Referential take in the sense of he's talking about the fact that him Guy or guy and James and the entire radio silence team What they have done with screen 5 and 6 they are the new blood and they'll continue to be the new blood going into scream 7 or of course He could be referring to the fact that in scream 7 guy Busek and James Vanderbilt aren't the ones that wrote scream 7 Although I do have my doubts about that the other more likely scenario. I do see here is that Guy Busek and his commitment to final destination 6 because many people might have forgotten this He is one of the co-writers for final destination 6 Maybe that called for a third person to come in and they contributed to the story a lot more than guy Busek Did maybe that's what's happening Maybe guy and James are both back But there's a third individual who joined them this time to make up for any Commitments that might have kept one or the other from being able to fully commit to the screen 7 screenplay That's just something else. I can see playing out. I don't think we have to worry about the writers being gone I think the biggest possibility we have of a recast is with our directors I do I think that's the biggest possibility that we have here of having new directors or a new director because of course You don't have to have a duo The writers I think are locked, but I don't think it's impossible for a third individual to be joining them Now they could of course all be replaced and radio silence could be gone Guy and James could be gone, but the fact that he said he need to be careful about what he could say I mean tells me you're committed to this project in some capacity Or maybe there was something he just had to sign while exiting that keeps him from still talking about the project But I still think that he's a part of it I don't think you have to worry about the writers being changed if anything there might possibly be a third person joining the mix Who should that third person be? I mean, honestly, if it's up to me and if it's up to many of you guys I think we all know who we want to join. It's Kevin Williamson Many people think they were what many people have stated they want to see Kevin Williamson take over as director Which is fine to me if he's down for go ahead and do what you got to do, but Kevin Williamson again, keep in mind. He's supposed to be writing the upcoming an upcoming episode of Crystal Lake, maybe he's already done that and maybe while he was doing that He did find time to pitch in and actually contribute to Scream 7 in a writing capacity more so than he ever was committing to it in screen 6 or screen 5 Besides just being the executive producer So maybe Kevin Williamson has joined in as a third writer for this upcoming film Or maybe you're gonna get something from just throwing out a random name Jordan Peele now Jordan Peele I know already if you started scrunching your nose I'm not saying that Jordan Peele needs to come in here and start tackling all these different race topics That's not what I'm saying I just think that someone like Jordan Peele and what he is able to do and what I've seen him able to do with the Genre he understands that balance between horror humor and how to blend it very well I think he gets that and I think he would be a great piece to a screen movie Not necessarily the sole person But I just think he could definitely contribute to a screen movie in a very positive way And any Jordan Peele negativity down in the comment section below I'm not gonna pay attention to it But you guys let me know what you think about this all down the comment section below Do you think that guy Busek will not be participating in Scream 7? How do you interpret his comments? And again, I do want to reiterate that none of this is confirmed He said a simple thing. It's being interpreted different ways whether or not he is participating or not That is going to be announced in the official Scream 7 Greenland announcement I expect will be right around the corner because one way or another Scream 7 is coming It's just a matter of getting things in order so you don't have to worry about any of that Trainwreck stuff that happened early on when Nev Campbell wasn't participating in Scream 6 So again, let me know what you guys think about all this down the comment section below If you haven't already, of course, make sure you go ahead and subscribe Turn on post notifications so that you never miss a video in description. 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Welcome to the Seelman Athletic Club Holiday Youth Scholarship Bowling Tournament. We would like to thank WSCS-TV for once again filming our championship matches. We would also like to thank Bill and Paula Hilbert, owners of Lakeshore Aliens, for hosting today's tournament and being a major sponsor. The first match that WSCS-TV will be filming today is the fourth place team in qualifying, bowling against the third place team. That winner will bowl against the second place team in qualifying, and then that game's winner will bowl against the team leading qualifying for the championships. First place winning teams will split the $1,500 prize. Second place is $750. Third place is $450, and fourth place is $300. Our color commentator today is a local bowler who for the past few years has been bowling in the Midwest Regional Pro Tour. He is Scott Hunick. Scott will be commenting on the bowlers during the stepladder finals, and he will be interviewing some of the bowlers during the matches. This should be interesting. Welcome, Scott. At this time, the fourth place qualifiers for Division I come on up, and the third place division qualifiers. All right, they will be bowling the first match along with the Division II on the other pair of lanes. Thank you. Now, Division II, fourth place qualifiers. Come on up. And third place qualifiers. These two teams will be bowling against each other. This is a Baker format where they rotate bowling. It's been fun, and I think we're in for some good excitement here. Thank you, and we'll be right back with today's first match. We just finished dinner, and it was time for homework. He hates homework. I know he's bright. Why is it so hard for me? I'm trying as hard as I can. One in five children struggle with learning and attention issues. Go from misunderstanding to understood.org. All right, welcome back everybody to the Fulman Athletic Club 2018 youth tournament here at Lakeshore Lanes in Sheboygan. We'd like to thank our sponsors Chuck Miesfeld, Lakeshore Lanes, and of course Thielman Athletic Club. Right now we're going to get matches started with fourth place taking on third place in both Division I and Division II. Handicap is based 100% difference of team average, so we will get into that as we get bowling. All right, good luck both teams, and you're good to go. For those of you watching this year who changed the format around, we're doing a Baker format this year. Three person. Starting off with a pair of strikes by Gabby and Chase. Fourth place team in Division I. Division I will be on your left hand side on lanes 21 and 22. Division II is on lanes 23 and 24. So your fourth place team in Division I is team new team. They have a 192 team average. They are bowling against a third place qualifiers of HSA. They have a 171 team average. So the difference of that would be 21 pins. So HSA will be getting 21 pins this game. In Division II, the fourth place team is three musketeers. They have a team average of 132. And the third place team of three spares has a team average of 106. So the difference there is going to be 26 pins. Good looking ball by Logan Weigel. It's a one game match. Spares are critical. Break there on lane 22, breaking up the split. Chase coming back here on lane 21. Let's see if he can put a double together for his team. Which he does. Everett covering his spare on lane 22. Each division had nine teams in each division. So they ended up bowling everybody once. And there was also a line so the team that was not paired up with anybody pulled the line so they actually pulled nine games of qualifying today. Recovers his spare. At the bottom on lane 24. He's a five pin. Logan coming up a little bit high. Seven-count split. A unique format this year. All the teams had to have at least one girl in their team. And there was a couple teams I believe that were all girls. Gets a break, breaks up the split. Leaving the 6-10. Recovers his spare on 23. HSA is off to a great start. 60 pin lead on team new team. That's in division one. Division two game is a little bit tighter. A lot of difference of four pins right now. Goers over here and have a talk with them. 97. That's just a sign of the ball not having the right angle. Right entry angle into the pocket. Technical issues on lane 21 here. We'll get those resolved in here shortly. Going to bounce it out. Didn't quite get there. Dizzy covers one in their split. Let's see the totals here. Actually a frame ahead over there. So it's pretty even right now on 23 and 24 in division two. Right now we're going to have a word with Chase. Chase, you started off pretty high here. You got three strikes out of the three frames you shot. You guys are looking pretty good going into the 10th frame here. Do you think having the lane issue over there is going to place you guys down a little bit and you think it'd be okay? How old are you? 15. 15? What school do you go to? Plymouth High School. Plymouth High School and that'd be what? Freshman? Freshman. Good. All right. We'll go get him as Chase Hailing. He bowls out at Odyssey Fun Center in Sheboygan Falls. 21 is fixed. Good to go. HSA. We'll pick up a turkey. Now Chase will go up in the 10th to finish that off. And that one's pretty much a done deal. Team New will end up taking fourth place. HSA is going to move on to bowl the number two seed here in just a little bit. So we'll concentrate over here on Division Two. A big split. If Luke can make this, he'll put a lot of pressure. Get over there. Yeah, boy. Luke covers that spare, so that's going to be huge for this team. If Izzy can put a mark together, Team Three Sparice could win this game. She just need to be calm. Looking at the score sheet here. Which she gets on the first ball. So Team Three Sparice is going to move on to Division Two. And they will face the team of Hambo. And in Division One, HSA moves on.  Izzy and Chase will finish up their 10 frames here. Again, we'd like to thank our sponsors, Chuck Miesfeld, Lake Shore Lanes, and Thielman Athletic Club for all of their work with the Thielmans and putting on the youth scholarship tournaments here in Shiboy and Coney. We'd also like to thank Gary Gasper for putting this together and all of his helpers with the Thielman Athletic Club. Izzy misses a spare, but that's okay. The team will move on to face the next round. So that's it for the first round of this. We'll be right back after these words for the second match of today's finals. Ever see elephants hiding in trees? Because they're really good at it. Team HSA won their match. Come on up. And they'll be bowling against our second place qualifying team. Come on up. Guess Who I guess was your name, correct? This will be the next match on 21 and 22. Thank you. Then the team that won the last match, come on up. Congratulations on winning. And they will be bowling the second place qualifying. Come on up. This team's name was Ham Bone. So that will be the match on lanes 23 and 24. We'll be right back with that match starting. Drop the baby. Round two of the Thielman Athletic Club 2018 Youth Tournament here at Lakeshore Lanes in Chicago, Michigan, Wisconsin. We'd like to thank our sponsors again, Chuck Miesfeldt, Lakeshore Lanes, and of course the Thielman Athletic Club. Here we go with match number two. HSA will be taking on Gasu in Division One. That handicap difference is going to be 21 pins going to HSA. Then match two in Division Two. Three spares as a team average of 132 and team Ham Bone coming in as the second seed as an average of 160. So that difference will be 28 pins. Here we go with match number two. Peter Merver is going to lead things off on lane 22. Comes up a little bit high. Team Ham Bone gets a strike on lane 24. Izzy coming through clutch on 23 starting off with a strike. They've got a key spare in that first match. They've pretty much sealed the deal for their team to move on to the next round. So in total, we have a total of 18 teams compete today in a Baker format, three person Baker format. It's a unique format and fun. A lot of the high school bowling clubs will bore the Baker format throughout the year for their high school matches. Here kids are getting a taste of what it's going to be like in high school here in a couple years for them. So 18 teams, 54 bowlers out of those 54 bowlers. 24 bowlers will receive scholarship money from today's tournament. Award $1,500 for the first place team. It will be $500 for each bowler on that team that gets first place. The fourth place teams in the last match who finished in fourth place will receive $300. $100 for each person. So a lot of scholarship money for the kids to use when they go to college. Luke trying to cover his spare on lane 23. The light gets three. He hurts that with no problem. Chase Hilling started off with a strike. Now looking for his second strike on lane 21. He comes up a little bit high. 24, 7 count. So the lanes are drying up a little bit. Kids are going to have to make some adjustments. Move in a little deeper or pick up the speed. Chase getting two out of four over there on 21. Hunter going for his spare and gets two out of the three. Spares are huge in Baker format. Here covers his spare on lane 22. Let's see if we can get four spares here out of this. Sadie's trying to convert hers on 23. Looks good. Three out of the four. Not bad. Up on lane 22. Nice smooth delivery. Four pin. It's a good ball by Luke there. Good form. Probably just needs to hang on the ball just a little bit longer to get more reaction out of that ball. I think it was just about halfway down when it came back. Veronica up on 22 to cover her spare. Right on line. The team that loses here will be finishing in third place. And that team will get $450 of scholarship money for that team. Each bowler receiving $150 each in scholarship money. Melanie up on lane 22. We're going to bring Melanie back here and talk to her in a bit. Ten pin coming in a little behind the head pin. See what that ball did. It's capable of making that spare. Chase throwing another strike on 21 after leaving the split. Good try by Hunter on 24. So let's take a look at her towards here. Team three spares has a commanding lead over team hand bone on 23 and 24. And our match on 21 and 22 is pretty tight right now. Team HSA is actually a frame ahead of them. So let's see how that turns out here in the next frame. HSA has a double up working and team guess who has nine spare. Right now we're going to talk to Melanie real quick. So Mel, you guys came in here as the second seed. Bold pretty good in qualifying. How does it compare to junior gold? You've bowled really well at junior gold. Congratulations with that. And I heard you qualified again for next year in Detroit. Are you looking forward to that? What's the difference between now and then? The big difference is it's a lot more stressful because you're on your way.  So it's a little bit more pressure on yourself. But I'm only going a baker format versus going by yourself. You think there's more pressure in a baker format versus individual? I think there's a lot more pressure not to let your teammates down. Good luck. We'll get one here. So that was Melanie. She did well at junior gold last year. You may have seen her on ESPN. She ended up finishing, I believe, third or fourth in her division. She bowled really, really well. First she bowled again. She's just got some really good breaks against her. Hopefully she'll keep that up this year. So let's take a look at our scores here. And it looks like Team Three Spares is going to move on, beating Team Hamelons. Team Hamelons are going to finish in third place. And they will win $450 in scholarship money. We're looking over here at 21 and 22. Team HSA has a bit of a lead. Melanie just pulled it a little bit, but carried a trip to fourth in. It's a huge, huge shot right there. Must make spare on 21. Covers it. It's the strike here. That's going to seal the match, I believe. Yup. That does seal the match. Team HSA is going to move on to the championship finals.  And then Division Two, Team Three Spares is going to move on and face Team A2K. That was a great shot by Peter. Unfortunately, it's going to be just a little bit short on the totals. Great, great shot. So our championship match is going to be Team Three Spares against A2K in Division Two. And then our championship match in Division One is going to be Team HSA against Don't Squeeze the Charmin for the title for $1,500 in scholarship money. The championship match is going to be a little bit different. So we'll have that right after this and we'll get to the details. All right. Welcome back to the 2018 Sheboygan's Fieldman Athletic Club Youth Tournament here at Lakeshore Leans in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. We are here with the championship match. It's a unique format today. It's going to be Baker format, three-person teams. Division One, we have Team HSA with a Team Average of 171 facing off against Don't Squeeze the Charmin or No. 1 seed with a Team Average of 178. It's a difference of seven pins per game. It will be a two-game total pinfall. So Team HSA is going to get 14 pins in Division One. In Division Two, we have three spares facing off against the No. 1 seed of A2K. Three spares is a 132 average, A2K a 157 average, a difference of 25 pins per game, a total of 50 pins total for the two-game total pinfall Baker format. All right. Let's get rolling with our final match of the day for the championship and $1,500. Again, we'd like to thank our sponsors, Chuck Miesfeldt, Lakeshore Lanes, and the Thielman Athletic Club, putting on such a fabulous tournament today. 18 teams, 54 bowlers, and $6,000 in prize money. Kaden leaving the 8-pin on lane 23. And in Chase fashion, starting off with a strike. I believe he started off his team with a strike in every game in the matches today and so far. Kaden covering his spare on 23. Parker putting up a double for his Team HSA. Justin carrying the light shot on 22. Again, this will be a two-game total pinfall. Team HSA is going to get 14 pins of handicap. We'll try and keep you informed on the totals as we go along. Team 3 spares in Division 2 on the right on 23 and 24 is going to get 50 pins. Kelly covering her 10-pin on lane 23. Fauscher getting a strike on 23. Throwing on 24 leaves the big four split before 6, 7, 10. Kaden coming up a little light, leaving the 4-pin on 23. Chase on 21. Getting 9 pins there, leaving the 10-pin. Kaden covers his spare on 23. Chase looking to cover his spare on lane 21 with no problem. Two pulled balls from Morgan here. Maybe a little bit of pressure for her feeling a little uncomfortable being on TV. Justin up on lane 22. A son of Kevin. Pulls it a little bit. 7-count. Parker up on lane 21. Nice smooth delivery. Oh, it's a good break there. Almost a 7-10. 7 falls late. Izzy covers her spare on lane 24. Justin trying to cover his 7-count here. And gets 1. Pulled it again a little bit. Says to Kelly, pick me up. That's a joy about team bowling.  Valsha calling for the crossover on release and gets it. Kelly ripping through the ball on 22 and does pick up Mr. Gamal. It's again awarding over $6,000 in scholarship prizes. The second place team today is going to go home with $750 for the team. $250 each bowler. The winning team is going to go home with $1,500 for the team and $500 each for each bowler. Again, we'd like to thank the Thielman Athletic Club for their continued support and running of this tournament. And Lakeshore Leans for hosting the tournament as well as Chuck Miesveld for sponsoring the tournament as well. Izzy throws her next ball. We're going to have her come over and talk to her and how she's handling the pressure of bowling and what she thinks about today.  He's actually got a real positive attitude, which is really good and you don't find that very often with youth bowlers, so hopefully he can overcome this and make some good shots here coming up. Let's see if Kelly can pick him up again. All right, we're going to say hi to Izzy. Izzy, how old are you? 13 currently? Okay. So where'd you go to school? I went to the Bryce Charlotte Academy. So what have you learned so far today in bowling a Baker format versus just bowling by yourself? I learned that you take turns with your teammates and it's just one game. It is a lot of fun. It's more fun bowling with others in a team format and you get to cheer each other up when you're down. All right, good luck. Keep bowling good. You get a strike on lane 21 for team HSA. They're sitting at 151 with a strike up in the ninth. Team DSC, or Don't Squeeze the Sherman, is 117 pending the spare conversion here on 22. So they're going to be sitting at 145 with an open and team HSA 151 with a strike up. In Division 2 on 23 and 24, as Caden just picked up a spare, they're sitting at 135 in the ninth with a spare up in the tenth with a fill ball to remain. Luke is up on lane 24 trying to convert seven pins. Got a good shot at it. Crossed over too much, so Justin continuing to struggle a little bit. Caden didn't like that shot, gets eight on the fill for a 153. Cap is included in these scores. Is he getting a strike in the tenth? Converts to the spare on 22 with a fill ball remaining with a possible 165. Chase carries a strike for a score of 191 on lane 21. Justin fills here, they have 165. Team A2K at 153, and three spares had 165. So that's a 12-pin difference. Teams are switching sides now. We'll be back right after this commercial break. There's one thing you can never have sex without. It's consent.  It's rape.  Learn how and take the pledge at it'sonus.org. All right, we're back for the final game of Division 1 and Division 2 in the step-letter finals. Again, I'd like to thank our sponsors Chuck Miesfeldt, Lakeshore Lanes, and Thielman Athletic Club. So we're going to do the final game here. First game, HSA beat. Don't squeeze the Charmin by 23. 28, 28 pins. So they have a 28-pin lead going into this last game. In Division 2, three spares have defeated A2K 165 to 153. A difference of 12 pins. So that's a pretty tight match. DSC has their cuddle for them. Justin coming back with a strike to lead off game number two. Here comes up just a little bit behind the headpin leaving the 10-pin. Bear about that one and then turn around. You got it. You're good. Here's your version on lane 22. Sadie up on lane 23. Looks good. Yep, just rubbing down lane 24. Team with a double. Three spares with a double. So the totals are up on the boards if you're here in-house watching. Both games are totaled together. Sporting coverage here, 8-spare. Izzy, 23. Gets another one. Kids are just getting warmed up. Gets a strike for his team. Just trading back and forth right now. Having some conversation on lane 24. They're trying to help each other out, line each other up. Covers a spare on lane 24. Wasn't sure about it when we released it, but no problem. Justin trying to rebound again. Chase covers his 10-pin, no problem. Match up a little bit. Turkey up through the fifth frame. That's going to tighten that match up real good. Pounds back here. Got to shake that off. Got to come back and make a good shot on the second ball. Luke up on lane 23. Looks like we might get 2-1 out of this. It's such a good format for the kids to earn the value of teamwork and working together and picking each other up when someone else is down. Things you can use in life over the spare in 21. Got it. Trying to get at least two here. A big strike by Team HSA on 22 right there. They needed that. Right now it's tight. It's a tight match right now. DSC don't squeeze the charm and has taken a 4-pin lead in Division 1. Remember they were down 28 pins going into this final game. And they now have a 4-pin lead going into the 7-3. Justin has bounced back big time in game number 2. He struggled in game 1. Now he is back. Chase in lane 22. A little bit high, 4-pin. Brugging on 24 goes 7 count. Kelly Whipple on 21 goes a little high and carries. Sadie trying to cover her spare on 20. Chase covers his on 22. And Brugging covers hers on 24. Looking at the matches here. Division 2 that is... We might have to get a ruling on that on 23. We have to get a ruling on this. Yup, yup. Luke. So we had a foul on lane 23. Luke caught his balance. Luke caught his balance but he actually touched past the line which is a foul. He's converted on 21. He gets a 9. Leads a 10-pin on 22. So this match DSC has 350 with a spare up on the 9th. HSA is good if Daytona can cover this on 22. He's going to have 337 with a spare up in the 9th if she can cover on lane 22. Bill, shut out. Team HSA. So Team DSC is going to move on and win. The Thuman Athletic Club tournament this year and win $1,500 for their team. Brugging leaving the 5-pin on lane 24. Izzy up to convert the spare on lane 23. Just a hook a little bit. And gets three out of the four. The team three spares is going to run the table and win Division 2 in $1,500 for their team. It was a great day of bowling here in Sheboygan. Again, we'd like to thank the Thuman Athletic Club. Chuck Miesfeld and Lake Shore Lane's Gary and Paula Hilbert. Such classy people. Thank you, Gary Gasper, for having me up again this year. Really appreciate that. Justin finishing up on lane 10, comes in a little light. That's plenty. He's just got to get one pin out of this and it's over. So team three spares defeats team A2K 370 to 344. Justin trying to convert five. No problem. Chase up to throw his last ball on lane 22. Match is over. Team DSC is going to win and beat team HSA. Chase finishes with a nine count. And team DSC don't squeeze the charm and finishes with 390 and team HSA finishes with 374. That will end today's matches at the Thuman Athletic Club Tournament here in Sheboygan. We'll be right back with the awards presentation right after this. United Way fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community. All right. Welcome back to the Thuman Athletic Club Tournament for 2018. We're going to wrap things up here today. How about a big round of applause for all the kids today and how well-labeled team efforts are in each other up. I'm here with Mike Cosin from the Thuman Athletic Club. Thanks again for running the tournament and handing out what, $6,000 in scholarship money today? It's our pleasure. All right. Let's get on with the awards. In division one, finishing in fourth place. Division one, fourth place. Come on up. Team New Team will win $300 in scholarship money, $100 for each kid. Team New Team, fourth place, division one. In division two, team Three Musketeers will finish with $300 in scholarship money. $100 each. Congratulations, team Three Musketeers. These are your fourth place finishers for the Thuman Athletic Club 2018. All right. In third place, we'll start off with division two. In third place, team Hambone. Team Hambone, please come on up. Team Hambone. Third place, team Hambone, come on up. They will finish in third place and receive $450 for their team, $150 each. In division one, finishing in third place. Team Guess Who. Team Guess Who will finish in third place and win $450 for their team, $150 each for scholarships. Congratulations to our third place teams in the 2018 Thuman Athletic Club tournament. All right. Now for our runners up. Second place finishers in division two. Second place will be team A2K. They will win $750 in scholarship money for their team. Congratulations, A2K. Division two, second place. Congratulations. And in division one, finishing in second place, team HSA will win $750 in scholarship money. Congratulations to both teams finishing in second place today at the 2018 Thuman Athletic Club tournament. Good job, guys. All right. That leaves us with our champions. Our champions will win $1,500 for each team. We're going to start off with division two. Team Three Spares, come on up. $1,500. Congratulations. I got to ask you guys, quick, were you nervous? But you did it, right? As a team. Good job. All right. In division one, don't squeeze the Charmin. Let off by Mr. Whipple here, Justin Gamak, winning $1,500 for their team in scholarship money. And that's going to wrap it up for this year's Thuman Athletic Club tournament. Big round of applause for all the kids for first place. $1,500. Thank you to Thuman Athletic Club. Thank you, Chuck Measeville. Thank you, Lake Shorelands, Paul and Bill Hilbert. We'll see you next year, 2019, here at Lake Shorelands.