In these videos we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. There are a few restauranteurs, cooks, authors or even TV personalities quite as famous as Georgia's own Paula Deen. Sure, the queen of good old fashioned clock your arteries cooking has most definitely seen her habits fall out of style over these past few years. That didn't stop her from becoming synonymous with the American culinary scene. And personally, to me, that food looks delicious. Anyways, the culture of the American South is closely aligned with its cuisine which is why the massive estate Paula called home for close to two decades was a luxurious water front residence located on the exclusive Wilmington Island near Savannah, Georgia. There, Paula's resort-like property known as Riverbend came to embody the natural warmth and charm in those American South celebrate as part of their rich heritage. Paula bought this 14,500 square foot custom built French Caribbean style home in 2006 for just 3.75 million dollars. At the time, her desire to live here was less about the size of the home than its location. Situated on the Wilmington Riverbend, like the one in Alibi, Georgia where Paula spent years on her grandparents' estate, the similarities between the two were enough for Paula to instantly fall in love. But as much as she might have loved it, she still undertook a complete rebuild after her purchase telling Vi magazine, we saw we couldn't do what we wanted there with renovations. So we bought it as a tear down and started again. Considering how busy Paula was at the time hosting a show for the Food Network while also sometimes entertaining hundreds of people at once and filming cooking demonstrations from her kitchen, she decided to redesign the house in a way that would help her fulfill her contract obligations. Private and secluded, Paula Dean's longtime estate is accessed through a gated entrance with a beautiful driveway that's enhanced with lush landscaping. Even with 8 bedrooms as well as 9 bathrooms, this expansive property still manages to maintain a warm and inviting atmosphere that includes luxury details like charming salvaged fixtures, soaring ceilings, and exposed beams at every turn. Never happier than when she's cooking, Paula made sure that her open concept kitchen would become the heart of the entire estate. This fast room has a high vaulted ceiling which was inspired by Paula's many trips to the Caribbean. It also includes a wooden table and chair set that provides the perfect spa for intimate family meals. More formal dining can take place on the other side of the room where Paula has placed a gorgeous dining room table. Adjoining this area is a butler's pantry that's nearly an exact carbon copy of the type that you might find in a stately English home. It's fitted with antique dressers as well as shelves to hold Paula's china and silver. Most prized possessions in this space are a silver cupboard and a nearby shelving unit, both of which are antiques. Speaking of old things, Dean also bought wood from a 200-year-old Savannah restaurant to finish the flooring throughout the connecting hallways of her home. Over in the great room, a buffy sideboard has been custom-fitted with concealed refrigerating and heating drawers, you know, just in case you're looking for something hot or cold to snack on in a pinch. Timeless chandeliers also hang from the ceiling above and create an enchanting atmosphere. And there's the sitting area near the fireplace that offers views of the river beyond. In addition to a very accommodating guest quarters located on the home's second wing, the main building also holds Paula's favorite spot of all, her bathroom.  I've managed to fit three sofas in there, along with the tub, boasting a spa-quality bathtub and a spacious vanity area finished with fine marble work. This bathroom is truly one of a kind, and so is the bedroom that it's attached to. With a private terrace and a custom walking closet, there's simply nothing more that Paula could possibly want when it comes to her own private space. But of course, for someone with as much skill in the kitchen as Paula, one cooking space simply wouldn't cut it. And to round off her home, she installed an outdoor kitchen that her husband, Michael, largely considers his own. Out here is a farmhouse dining table set which can seat 12 in addition to nearby barstools where guests can watch the chef cook. Just beyond that is a pool boasting a dive-in theater with a pop-up screen for swimmers to take in some cinema while practicing their breaststroke. I mean, that's pretty cool. Elsewhere on the grounds are two guest cottages, along with a three-bedroom apartment, situated on the second floor of a 10,000-square-foot barn. The bottom floor here has also been repurposed into an eight-car garage. Long story short, there's nearly an endless number of ways to enjoy yourself at Riverbend, which is why it's kind of shocking that after nearly 20 years here, Paula and her hubby decided to list the estate in 2015 for $12.5 million. Apparently, even for a place as nice as this, that price tag was a little too high. Over the next few years, Paula would slash away at that number until the home was being marketed for $7.25 million. Shortly after, it sold in 2020, but the closing price was never publicly listed, although it was touted as being the highest residential sale in Chatham County history. When news first broke that Paula Deen was moving on from Riverbend, People Magazine reported she was sticking around Savannah, but no one knew exactly where. As it turns out, with the sale having happened at the offset of the pandemic, Paula and Michael moved into their son Bobby's guest house. When asked to discuss the living arrangement, Bobby told South Mag, We're a close family, we always have been. When my mom said they were selling the house, I told her we have a perfectly good guest house and I could use built-in grandparents. She said, Are you sure? We might be there for 30 days or more. They have been there a year. Living in such close proximity gave Paula a bundle of time to spend with her grandchildren, but it's also afforded her the opportunity to start something new. With the pandemic having canceled a number of her personal appearances, Paula was looking for something to do with herself. That's when Bobby suggested she start her own YouTube show, which is how quarantine cooking was born. Averaging tens of thousands of viewers, these bite-sized cooking segments were originally filmed in Riverbend's kitchen before Paula officially moved out. But eventually, she shifted her location from there to the home that she and Michael bought back in 2004 when they were first married. This second Savannah property is said to be valued at $1.3 million. It includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, as well as 5,646 square feet of space. As you've now no doubt come to expect from a Paula Deenabode, this home includes a marvelous kitchen with all the bells and whistles, wooden floors, marble backsplash, not to mention a large kitchen island and a fridge. Opposite the kitchen is the home's formal dining room that's right next to a series of picture frame windows providing pleasant views of the backyard. And right around the corner from there is the home's living room with a stone fireplace and a series of French doors that lead directly outside. Since returning to this address in late 2021, Paula has begun renovating the residence and is still very much in the thick of transforming this place into her ultimate dream home. If anyone deserves to enjoy retirement, it's certainly someone who's worked as hard as Paula Deen has thrown her many decades on this planet. I mean, she might not be everyone's cup of tea and her calorie-rich serving sizes definitely aren't for everyone, but there is simply no denying the impact that she made on the American cooking scene. All right, everyone, that's gonna bring this latest house tour to a close. Thank you so much for watching and before you head out, consider answering the following question. At what age would you eventually want to downsize into a smaller home, if ever? Let me know when you think it's time to start living the simpler life in the comments down below. Otherwise, like, subscribe, and turn on your notifications to make sure you never miss an episode. My name's Kara.  I'll see you all next time. Bye. As you might expect from a legend like Martha Stewart, she's lived in some beautiful properties over the years. I mean, her brand is all about cooking and home decor, so she makes sure the places that she calls home also match her image. Whether it's an upscale Hamptons retreat, a massive farmhouse, or a historic vacation home, Martha is living in style. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses, and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Martha Stewart is an American icon. Not only has she spent time as an entrepreneur, but she's also a world-famous television personality and one-time model inmate. So over the years of her decade-spanning career, has earned a net worth estimated to be in the range of $400 million. These days, the Martha Stewart brand is still an integral part of Americana. So in that way, it's pretty fitting to discover that Martha has homes located all around the northeastern seaboard of the United States. In fact, she's been growing her real estate profile since the 70s, and over the years, it's expanded to include half a dozen properties, only a few of which she actually spends much time in herself. For instance, the first property she ever picked up was a gigantic farmhouse located in Westport, Connecticut. Shortly after, she purchased another sprawling estate when she found a property located in the hamlet of Katona. And then there's Martha's stunning woodland retreat located on Mount Desert Island, known as Skyland. And that's only the beginning of her homes. Hey guys, it's Kara, back with another exclusive house tour here on Famous Entertainment, this time checking out the homes of none other than Martha Stewart. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit me up on Instagram to chat. Now let's get into this video. Martha Stewart's first home became a labor of love between her and her then husband, Andrew, who purchased this gigantic farmhouse together way back when, in 1971, to the amazingly low price of just $46,750. Those were the days. At the time, they had dreams of turning what was already on this two acre plot into the perfect family home, but the original residence was in rough shape. First built back in 1805, by the time Martha got there, not only did the property have a seriously neglected backyard, but the picket fence was in shambles. The kitchen was in total disarray and there was no porch, garage, driveway, or even a working toilet. Regardless, the couple got to work and undertook much of the renovations themselves. By 1975, the couple decided to expand further. They bought the lot located next to theirs for another $47,000. This time, they added two additional greenhouses, a chicken coop, an all-seasons garden, and a massive veggie garden, turning their home into a full-fledged farm. Now in terms of the interior of the main house, the original structure boasted three bedrooms and two bathrooms, but Martha would expand that count to five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, increasing the overall square footage to 6,710 square feet. Martha was so hands-on during the reno, she even got down on her hands and knees to stencil the wooden floors while also painting the remarkable mural that highlights the front hallway. Since moving here and undertaking all of these renovations, Turkey Hill, as it's come to be known, is what many people consider to be Martha's most iconic home. Not only did Martha fill its halls with some of her most enviable antiques, but it was in this very house that Martha would write several of her first cookbooks, including Entertaining, which gave her fans an in-depth look at her dining room. This was complete with her grandmother's china and even her mother-in-law silver. Martha would live in this house for 30 years. She only moved out and started spending time in her litany of other properties in 2007. At that point, she sold the farmhouse for $6.7 million. Dubbed Cantito Corner, as Martha Stewart's current sprawling farmhouse is 153 acres of land that she purchased back in 2000 for the whopping price of $15.2 million and located in Bedford, New York. Sold to Martha by the family of Ruth Sharp, a millionaire who had owned the property for 50 years before her passing, this estate is composed of several buildings strewn throughout the immense grounds, making it look more like a village than, say, a home. When staying on this property, Martha resides in a three-story farmhouse first built in 1925 and often referred to as the Winter House. This structure features a spacious front porch, a fireplace, and stylish dormer windows. After taking on the property, Martha reached out to architect Allen Greenberg to expand the main farmhouse. Not only did he turn an old garage that used to hold farming equipment into a brand new entertaining space just off the kitchen, but he also took a nearby barn and turned it into an office project room for Martha's endless amounts of arts and craft. In addition to Martha's main residence, there's also a colonial structure that dates back to 1770, which once served as the original home for the property called, poetically enough, Summer House. There's also a cottage, a guest house known as Maple Avenue House, and a more contemporary home built towards the back of the property, rounding things out of a series of horse stalls, barns, and greenhouses. And for a finishing touch, Martha imported cobblestone from Elizabeth, New Jersey, the state where she was born and raised, to pave the courtyards throughout the property. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. Those two homes are fantastic. But when Martha's looking to get away for a little R&R, she also has a couple of vacation properties that are also enviable. Let's start with her historic house located in Maine. Martha calls it Skylands, and it sits on Mount Desert Island. Like many of Martha's other homes, this property is steeped in history. Completed in 1925 for Edsel and Eleanor Ford of the Ford Motor Company, Skylands is sprawled across 63 acres of pristine woodland. The Ford family would summer here every year until 1980. 17 years later, Martha would buy the property for herself for $5.4 million in 1997. At the time of the sale, everything in the home was included, which meant that Martha didn't have to buy a single plate, even though she's no doubt added her share over the years. The massive stone house sits on top of a hill and contains a dozen bedrooms alongside 8.5 baths and nearly 15,000 square feet of space. It also includes granite paving throughout the interior, beamed ceilings as well. Rounzing out the additional spaces is a cathedral-like main hall, a sun-filled living room, a cool flower room, a stunning library, and a kitchen to die for. But as eye-catching as the interior of this place is, when Martha's spending time here, it's really all about those views. Over the years, Martha has taken to spending more and more of her free time here, and it's gradually become the favorite of her many home. In 2015, she decided to expand the property by purchasing a $4.2 million six-acre neighboring estate called Oxhill Law. This addition may be less grand than Skylands, but it still includes a main residence that boasts nine bedrooms, 7.5 bathrooms, and roughly 6,800 square feet of living space. Finally, we've come to Martha's Hamptons' escape. She fell in love with the Hamptons during a summer spent at Kurt Vonnegut's home in the 90s and became so enchanted with the idea of living there that she found her own slice of heaven and purchased what has come to be known as Lily Pond Lane in 1995 for $3 million. First built in 1873, this shingled cottage space is just a 10-minute walk from the beach, and at one point featured some truly stunning rose gardens that Martha eventually ripped out, worrying about the potential safety of her grandchildren. Much like with most of her other properties, once Martha moved in, she began to renovate thoroughly. While keeping many of the original fixtures to retain as much charm of the property as possible, Martha would touch up the cracked plaster ceiling, add additional windows to provide further natural lighting, and she even added a fresh coat of paint to replace the white walls with warmer buttercream tone. Meanwhile, outside is a garden lover's paradise. Not only are there gorgeously green private hedges, there are also trees and plants that run for about as far as the eye can see. In the event that gardening isn't your cup of tea, then you can spend time in either the gigantic pool or the even bigger front porch that houses a dining table capable of seating as many as 60 guys. Over the years, Martha would come here whenever she needed a little time to get away from it all. Being the busy person that she is, that didn't wind up happening all that often. As such, Martha eventually decided to sell this property for $8.4 million in 2021. All right guys, that's gonna bring this look at four of Martha Stewart's most remarkable properties to a clothe. Which one do you think suits Martha best? It's hard to choose, but maybe I'll go with her first farmhouse or her Hamptons getaway. Anyways, be sure to leave your thoughts down in the comment. Thanks for tuning in. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I will see you all in the next video. Bye.


Welcome to the channel. This is Reliable Rudy and today we're going to go in depth of the everything money software and Everything that I use to get value out of this software to be able to determine the value of an individual company So starting we'll stick with Apple since we used it on the last video So we're just on the metrics tab. I can see the market cap of the company Take share price multiplied by the total shares outstanding to get a Total market cap of two point four seven trillion. I can see the revenue year-to-date net income year-to-date Price divided by earnings year-to-date the five-year price to earnings ratio the profit margin five-year average profit margin Gross mark gross profit margin Price of sales ratio now price of sales is simply you got to invest 6.39 dollar or six dollars and thirty nine cents for every dollar of revenue that Apple generates I can see their year-to-date free cash flow now free cash flow is just the bottom line profit of the company after all Expenses now they can use that free cash flow to buy back shares pay dividends pay off debt Reinvest into the business and I'm sure there's some other stuff But that's in a sense what a company can do with free cash flow. I also see their five-year average free cash flow I can see they pay a small dividend now with any dividend company. I Want to make sure that their dividends paid isn't taking too much of that free cash flow in Apple scenario It doesn't take up too much of it that is beautiful as what I want to see in a dividend company Now I'd also want to know what the dividend growth of that company is But that may be for another video when we're talking about an individual dividend company Moving right along return you can see the return on assets return on equity their return on invested capital year-to-date five-year average return on invest capital their five-year book growth and ten-year book growth So going to the eight pillar process that everything money teaches we're going to go over each one of these pillars and then we will Wrap this video up. So the first pillar they want their five-year average Price to earnings ratio to be under twenty two point five Right now sitting at thirty five and a half now. I can see their five-year average PE right here right on the metrics tab thirty five point six five Next pillar five-year return on invested capital. They want it to be greater than nine Apple currently sits at thirty three point four I can see it right here on the metrics tab Revenue growth over the last five years go into the income statement five years ago 220 the 240 billion roughly in that window now the red 386 billion Okay, that is there is revenue growth there net income growth same thing and go into the income statement Five years ago right around that fifty billion now. They're sitting at a hundred and one billion There's revenue growth Are not revenue growth net income growth shares outstanding You want the company to be buying back shares if the company has ten shares and you own one of those shares You want ten percent of the business Now let's say the company buys back five of those ten shares now you own twenty percent of the business Now let's say they issue ten shares and now there's twenty shares Total you still own one share now. You only own five percent of the business This is why you want your companies to be buying back shares. You don't want to be getting diluted and To find that you can go into their income statement go to their shares outstanding I can see over the last five years. They've gone from twenty billion to sixteen point two eight billion Moving right along long-term liabilities LTL divided by five-year free cash flow now They want this number this calculation right here to be under five an apple scenario. They're at two point zero six If you don't know how to calculate that you go into the balance sheet Go to total long-term liabilities of one hundred and fifty five One hundred and fifty five billion so we're going to take one hundred and fifty five billion 155 divided By the five-year free cash flow here is the five-year free cash flow of seventy five billion So we're going to divide that by seventy five billion and that is where they get this calculation on this number Shows it right here.  I Look at the cash flow free cash flow now over the last five years They're roughly right around that fifty billion now. They're at a hundred billion 105 billion there is growth over the last five years that's what they're looking for and the last metric the five-year Price to free cash flow So they take the five-year price To free cash flow and they want this ratio to be under 32. This is just the valuation metric So pillars eight and one are valuation Pillar number six is your debt Pillar number five is your shares outstanding pillar number two they return out of S capital and Pillars three and four are just revenue and net income growth and That is a brief overall Example of the everything money software process and what they teach I hope you guys enjoy the video and I will see you on the next one


In the last few weeks I've been getting people asking me to take a look at Zoran OS because Zoran OS is a desktop Linux distribution that has some popularity. It ranks rather high in Distro Watch's page hit rankings, which Distro Watch rankings don't mean anything. They're not a real metric of how many people actually use something. I mean, according to Distro Watch, Zoran OS is much more popular of a Linux distribution than Arch Linux, which we all know that's ridiculous, right? How many people have you come across in real life that were running Zoran OS, right? You've never met that person, but how many people in real life do you know running Arch Linux? Yeah, millions, right? So, Distro Watch rankings don't necessarily mean anything, but people are interested in Zoran OS, especially when it comes to a Linux distribution that's new user friendly and is very attractive to potential new users switching from Windows or Mac OS, and that's kind of the niche that Zoran feels. So I'm going to go to the Zoran website and grab their latest ISO. So this is Zoran.com and if I go to the download button, I notice that they have a free version and a paid version. So the paid version is $39 and that excludes sales tax and that's for Zoran OS 16.1 Pro. And what does that come with? I'm sure mainly you're paying for support. So you get some extra support from the Zoran OS team if you pay for the distribution. I don't mind that. We get some premium desktop layouts, so a little more artwork and things like that. They do offer a free version and sometimes I'll actually pay for the paid versions for these first look and impression kind of reviews, but today I think I'm just actually going to grab one of the free editions. So they have the core edition here. If I click on that, what is the core? For basic use on modern computers. So that's what I'm going to go ahead and download. So I've spun up a virtual machine here to take a look at Zoran OS 16.1. This is the core edition and I'm going to choose try or install Zoran OS from the boot menu here. And it's running this familiar checking MD5 sum screen.  You've seen this screen before, so Zoran is based on Ubuntu. I actually didn't check before doing this video, but it's obvious that this is Ubuntu-based. And we launched directly into our live environment, which I believe is a customized version of the GNOME desktop environment, and it immediately gives us our installer. And I'm assuming this is the Ubiquiti installer, the standard Ubuntu installer. We have two options to start with. We want to try Zoran OS, so I'm assuming that would close the installer and we could play around in the live environment without actually installing it, or we could go ahead and run through an installation. I'm going to run through an installation. First we need to select our keyboard layout. The default is English US, which is correct for me, so I'm going to click continue. And then updates and other software. Do we want to download updates while installing Zoran OS? Sure. I think this ISO is a couple of months old, so it'd be good to go ahead and have it update. We're going to install third-party software for graphics and Wi-Fi hardware and additional media formats. Yes, you want to make sure you always tick that on any time you're installing Ubuntu and our Ubuntu derivative. You need, especially the Wi-Fi drivers, if you're on a laptop, you also need these multimedia codecs for a good video playback experience. And then there's also this option here. Do you want to not participate in the census? So I guess we have to opt out of some kind of telemetry. You notice it's worded, don't participate in the census. So I'd have to tick that on, not to participate. I actually don't mind participating in these sorts of telemetry things as long as they're up front and letting you know exactly what they're collecting and things like that. Sure. I'm going to click continue. Now the installation type, do we want to erase the disk and give the entire virtual hard drive of this virtual machine to Zoran OS? That's what I'm going to do. Before we could use something else and that would be going through and doing some manual partitioning yourself. I'm just going to go ahead and erase the disk and let Zoran have the whole disk. So I'm going to click the button installed now. And then we get this warning saying that it's about to format the drive and right to the disk. I'm going to click continue. And now we choose our time zone. It has correctly chosen the central time zone in the US for me. So I'm just going to click continue. Then we need to create our username. So I'm going to call my user DT. And then we need to create a strong and complicated password for the DT user. And then repeat that strong and complicated password. And then do we want to log in automatically? No. I like having to enter a password to get into my desktop because for privacy, right? You don't want anybody just to be able to access your computer, right? You should always have to enter a password to get in. You also have the option of use active directory. I won't tick that on. So I'm just going to click continue. And now Zoran OS will continue to install. This typically takes about five to 10 minutes on my hardware. So I'll be back once this installation has completed. And the installation completed that took about 10 or 12 minutes. And it says installation is complete. You need to restart the computer in order to use your new installation. So I'm going to click restart now. And we get our login menu. So let me go ahead and click on my username DT and let's enter our strong and complicated password. Oh, we get a startup sound. It's a really, really long startup sound, but I do appreciate that they have the login sound. And then we get our welcome screen. Do we want to start a tour? So tell us a little bit about the feature. So looks like we get a little slideshow here. I'm actually not going to take the time to read it. It doesn't look like it's too detailed on information anyway. So that was the little welcome app. So let's see what applications are installed out of the box here in the core edition. So let's break it down by category. I'm going to go into accessories. We have GNOME clocks. We have GNOME files. That is the Nautilus file manager. And if we go GNOME maps here, this is the mapping utility. And it's using some geolocation information here to pinpoint exactly where I am. If I zoomed in, it would actually tell you exactly where I am. So I don't think I'm going to zoom in on that. But let's go to about, this is maps 3.38.2. Let's close out that. And go back into the menu, into accessories. Our text editor, of course, is GNOME's plain text editor called gEdit. This is gEdit 3.36.2. Close that out. gEdit is a fine little plain text editor. Not much to it, but it's really got everything most people will need for a plain text editor. We have the to-do application. We have GNOME weather, which is a really neat little weather app. I won't open it because it's going to use geolocation information again when I open it. It's going to pinpoint exactly where I'm at in the world, and it's going to tell me my five-day forecast. Under the games category, we have All Riot Solitaire. So this is just a standard little card game, right? Actually, there's a variety of card games associated with this one program I go to about. This is All Riot 3.32.9, a standard little GTK game here. And we also have Majang, Mines, Quadrapessel, and Sudoku. Under the graphics category, we have GIMP. Let's see what version of GIMP we're on here. If I go to Help and About, this is GIMP 2.10.18. GIMP is a fantastic free and open source alternative to something like Adobe Photoshop. GIMP is actually what I use to create all of my YouTube thumbnails, the channel header, all the artwork associated with my channel. I do everything using GIMP. Also under graphics, we have our image viewer. We have LibreOfficeDraw, and we have Photos. Click on Photos. This is another standard GNOME application, and this is Photos 3.34.1.  Under Internet, we have Firefox as our default web browser. Let's see what version of Firefox we're on. I'm assuming it would always be the latest version, even though it's running based on Ubuntu. For a web browser, security is important. Security updates are important, so I would think that you would always be on the absolute latest Firefox 97.0.2. Now that is actually not the absolute latest version of Firefox, because Firefox is on version 102. At least it is on my Arch Linux-based system that I run on my workstation here. Also under Internet, we have Remina. That is a remote desktop application. Basically, this is a little GUI program that can manage things like SSH connections. If you're constantly remoting into a remote web server or something like that, Remina is neat, especially if you have multiple machines that you remote into. It's a nice little way to organize them. Under the Office category, we have Calendar, Contacts, Evolution, Evolution is one of the standard email applications for Linux. Evolution is probably one of the better email clients for Linux, so that's nice to see that they're using that. Also under Office, we had the LibreOffice suite. We had Calc, Draw, Impress, and Writer. Under the Sound and Video category, we have Bracero, which is GNOME's disk-burning utility. Now that's interesting because these days, even though it is a GNOME application, most Linux distributions usually don't ship Bracero because who burns the disk anymore? Well actually, I do. I still burn CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, but still it's strange to see Linux distributions still shipping disk-burning utilities out of the box. We have Cheese, which is our webcam application, Petivi, which is GNOME's video editor. And I've actually used Petivi a little bit in the past. It is a very plain Jane video editor, but it works. If you're just making simple cuts, you know, it works for what it is. It's not a good video editor. It's nowhere near the best free and open source video editor. There's several that are better than that. They're shipping Petivi because it's part of the GNOME suite of applications, but really if you're going to ship a video editor, I would ship something much better than Petivi. Rhythm Box though is a fantastic audio player. One of the best music players out there for Linux. Let's see what version of Rhythm Box they're on. This is Rhythm Box 3.4.4. Rhythm Box can handle large catalogs, large libraries of music, and of course it can do some streaming as well. So under Sound and Video we have a sound recorder, and that just, you hit a button and it records your microphone. Very simple little application, not much to it. Videos is just GNOME's video player here. And if I go to Help, I was going to see what version we're on. Do I not get any kind of version information about this application? I guess I don't. I don't know too much about GNOME's video player, though I typically either use MPV or VLC as my video players, regardless of what Linux distribution or what desktop environment or window manager I'm using. Under System Tools we have additional drivers, that's to get your proprietary graphics drivers and Wi-Fi drivers. Remember though, during the installation I ticked on to install that stuff, but if I hadn't, I would click this program and it would install that stuff for us. Then we have a main menu, which I'm assuming would edit items in this menu. We have our Settings Manager. We have Software, which is really what I was looking for. Let's actually check out our Software Center here.  Let's go Shopping, I guess I have to get rid of that first. And then about Software, so this is GNOME's Software Center. So GNOME Software 3.36.1 is the version. And right off the bat I notice they've got some editor picks here, I guess some of the top-rated apps. Some of them get cracking, I know it's proprietary software. So I wonder how they're installing that. They're installing that as a snap, so that's really cool. So they already have snaps integrated. So let me search for some other proprietary applications I know people would probably want. So let's search for Discord, because I know Discord is available as a snap and as a flat pack. Did I not hit Enter? Maybe just the internet is slow, or maybe it's just taking a long time to sink. Yeah, I'm not sure why that search was taking so long there. Let's try that one more time, no. Let me try something just in the standard repo. It finally popped up. Let me go back. I saw the screen pop up. Yeah, that was weird the very first time. That could have just been a me problem. Maybe there for a few seconds the network crapped out or something. But it looks like it's working now. If I click on Discord, and I click on Install, does it actually tell me what it's going to install it from? It looks like it's going to install it from FlatHub because it gets made the source. So it's installing Discord as a flat pack. So we've got snaps and flat packs, and of course your standard Debian packages from the apt package manager here as well, all inside this one store. That is really, really neat. I'm going to go ahead and cancel that download though and close that out. Now I'm going to go ahead and do Control Alt T to see if we can bring up a terminal. We can. And let me go ahead and see if I can zoom in. I'm going to do a uname dash R. Let's see what kernel version we're on. We're on 5.13. If I do an apt list space dash dash installed, we'll get a list of all the applications installed out of the box that were installed through the apt package manager by up arrow to get that command back. This time I'm going to pipe that through WC, the word count program, space dash L for a line count, because I want a line count. I really don't want a word count. And 1,869 lines were in that output, which means there's 1,869 packages installed through the apt package manager. It is Htop installed. Htop is not. How about let's sudo apt install Htop. Give it our strong and complicated password. And now that Htop is installed. Let's check out system resource usage. We're using 930 megs of the 6 gigs of RAM that I gave this virtual machine. That's pretty standard for the GNOME desktop environment. Let me quit out of Htop. And actually, let me go ahead and quit out of the terminal here. Because the one thing I really want to check out is the settings. Because I know that we have some different things we can do with appearance. So let me get back into the settings here. We've got background here, of course, for setting the various wallpapers and their wallpaper pack. I will say, and it looks really good. That is a gorgeous photograph, especially how it's a little darker than this very silvery light GTK theme they're using. That actually works perfectly. So I could definitely get down with something like that. Some of these wallpapers, I believe, are just part of the standard GNOME pack. I think I've seen that one before. I'm pretty sure I have. I'm going to go back to this one here, that lighthouse picture. That's nice. I know that we can change the theme as far as the panel placement and things like that. But I don't know where that is here. I thought it would be somewhere at the top. Because they're not like an appearance kind of thing. I don't know. Maybe if I just hit super to go back to the menu, a Zorn appearance. Maybe it's its own separate application. I guess it is. So it's separate from the settings manager. And by default, the layout is, of course, the traditional Windows 7 layout, which I think most new to Linux users, especially those coming from Windows, will appreciate the default layout. They probably wouldn't want to change it, but they have some other ones here. If I click on it, it's just a one-click switch. And yeah, that was very minor the changes. But you can see the panel gets a little smaller other than that. That's really... Is the menu system any different? No. Very subtle change, almost no change at all. And then this one here, I believe, just changes it more into almost like a Windows 11 layout because your taskbar now is a centered taskbar. But when you hit the menu system, you get your traditional kind of GNOME dash thing going. And then this fourth one looks like it is basically just GNOME. So standard GNOME shell panel at the top. If I hit super, we get our dash that appears on the left side. So that's just a traditional GNOME layout, not much to see there. For me, I'll be honest, I kind of like this third one here with the centered taskbar and everything. I think that that's a rather unique look. I also like that the menu system on this is a traditional GNOME menu system here where everything is just in one big category where I could cycle through all of the applications. I don't like fumbling around with those traditional menu systems much anymore. Now, one thing I don't like is I don't really like light themes. So can I do search for themes? Yeah, let's go back to Zorn appearance because other than the layout, let's go to theme and let's choose background dark. That's kind of a weird name to assign that background dark. You would think it would be like a theme dark or mode dark because background backgrounds usually synonymous for wallpapers. I mean, I kind of figured what that was going to do. But still, that's a strange wording there for an accent color. Let's do some orange to go with our purple because, you know, I'm a big fan of a boot to, I guess, purple and orange seems to be the colors we're going with today. Yeah, I like the changes, the accent colors, not just for the GTK applications, but also the icon set as well. That is really cool. So if I went to green, yeah. I think I'm just going to go with the purple here. Under interface, this is just some more settings so we can toggle on and off animations. I'm assuming is that for animations when we show and hide or minimize and unminimize things like that. And we have a little cog wheel for test bar settings. So is this where we can, yeah, okay, so we can change like the default size of the panel. Very cool. I was wondering if that was configurable or not. I kind of like the 40 pixels there. We could also turn on IntelliHide and I actually like that because really most of the time do you really need to see the panel. So IntelliHide means the panel will get out of the way when an application, you know, hovers over it. So, or if I maximize it, right, it takes up the full amount of the screen. So we get that extra 40 pixels at the bottom of the screen because I don't really need the test bar if I'm just doing something and one maximized application, for example, like a full screen web browser. So that's a really nice touch as well. Overall, I'm very impressed with this latest release of Zoran OS. I'm glad I took a look at it. People had been pestering me because it's been like three or four years since they took a look at Zoran on the channel. They're like, hey man, have you forgot about Zoran? You're making all these videos about people needing to switch from Windows over to Linux. You're showing them all these other beginner friendly Linux distributions. But Zoran OS is probably the best one. You should really be pushing that to people. And honestly, after taking a look at this latest Zoran OS, they're probably right. I think a lot of especially Windows users would be very comfortable in Zoran OS. And I think it's one that I probably should be promoting a little more. Now, before I go, I need to thank a few special people. I need to thank the producers of this episode, Dustin Gabe, James Matt, Maxim, Michael, Mitchell, Paul West, Moina, Ball, Homie, Allen, Armoredragon, Chuck, Commander, Ingrid, Iokai, Dylan, Maristrom, Erion, Alexander, Peace, Arch, Invador, Polytech, Realitites4less, Red Prophet, Steven, ToolsDevlar, and Willy, these guys. They're my highest tiered patrons over on Patreon without these guys. This quick look at Zoran OS would not have been possible. The show is also brought to you by each and every one of these fine ladies and gentlemen, all these names you're seeing on the screen right now. These are all my supporters over on Patreon because I don't have any corporate sponsors. I depend on you guys, the community. If you like my work and want to see more videos about Linux, free and open source software, subscribe to DistroTube over on Patreon. All right, guys. Peace. That's certainly one of the best GNOME desktops I've seen lately.


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Yo, what's good everyone really is the game in here and today we're gonna be reacting to some Jurassic Park found footage And a log whore now I didn't even know this was a thing but it sounds freaking amazing and if you were to be a dinosaur What dinosaur would it be and why oh yeah and shout out to dino x86 Play the tape play the tapes Who's that IV Jen? Engine this tape is the property of an engine corporation any viewing outside of the engine facility is highly prohibited The following clips were recorded by security employees and in the park during the hurricane of August All right, I'll be scared as heck to be out there during the hurricane to begin with So pitch black That is one started looking fence All right, so like we've got a strong hurricane here boys Seems to be an outage Yeah, I'll post Because it's strong Some of the golden now and enable the emergency Not again. I've been last time now. It's your turn. Yeah, sure If you don't want to be eaten. Oh, and don't forget to take the camera with you Why do we have to film everything? Don't know man. That's just the procedure Wait, what was that? So you cannot pay me a million dollars about there Okay Do you have like a weapon he has a flashlight can end well Okay, so this is out both feet So we're gonna do just turn the power back on or something kind of feels like we're watching the video games pretty cool He's definitely gonna die They're in there bro like a chicken wing piece of bones never would that point like just lock yourself in there close the doors Just hope for the best Don't do it, bro.  I don't even know man But that was freaking intense, right? There is a part two found footage. It's a Jurassic Park found footage containment operation So let's see what's up right here. I think this is following up. I'm not sure from the first episode No remix Oh, it is following up sweet containment operation Who's olive your patrol patrol? Hey, no way Frank is probably in danger. What if the T-Rex escapes his pilot? Dude, it shouldn't just crashed into it man screw it, you know Like break his leg or something so he won't be able to chase you. It's still recording Well, they're guilty cheap. I wonder if you've got car insurance for T-Rex You see, I would have ran right there. I would have died dad, bro You didn't see him I'm gonna need that.  What you see out there, man All right, hopefully we'll we'll see if this guy ends up surviving or not He seems a bit smarter than the previous guy So my expectation for this guy to survive are pretty high. Oh finnaf I'm about to play five nights at Jurassic Park. Yes Right, just know that T-Rex didn't pop out containment team one So we're out there 0.3 containment team. Do you copy? I've made it to the radio station. The T-Rex is out of its paddock. I repeat the T-Rex is out of its paddock over The Tyrannosaur escaped I will find Frank an outpost B. Get the helicopter and come to rescue us there over He's serious, bro Can't think about that right now I have a flare gun. I will shoot a flare as soon as I meet Frank over It really is All right, so now he's on the side mission You gotta get to a Helicopter I knew it, bro This T-Rex is gonna hunt him down till he captures him because They did not give up easily. Oh, that's not a T-Rex Thank god, you scared me. I forgot the name of this dinosaur Never mind. I have to get to our first B now The outpost. No, no I wonder who's gonna find the body Possibly not Oh, you messed up, man Wait, can colors see? I mean can dinosaurs see like colors or like?  Is he picking him up? Oh, he is I guess they shot like some tranquilizers at him or something Security employee lawyers clear All right. Wow. All right. Well I did expect them to die But I guess not the helicopter got there just in time and then we're able to put down that T-Rex All right, well that was pretty sick shout out to dino x86 I'll link the video down in the description so you guys can check them out for yourselves And thank you all for watching and happy friday


Welcome to Tuesday, September 5th, 2023 meeting of the Motilier Design Review Committee. We'll let the participants introduce themselves by speaking their names. Eric Gilbertson. Martha Smurski, member. Steve Everett, member. Eric, you want to go again? Eric Gilbertson, member. Meredith Crandall, staff. At this point, we'll let. I was going to say at this point, we'll let Meredith review the remote meeting procedures and process. Awesome. Thanks, Steve. I wasn't sure if you could see everybody to know that Ben and Liz weren't definitely weren't on. Alright, so let me do this. I'm going to share my screen. And the share screen information is really for anybody who is watching this from over Orca media. But there's going to be some information that anybody who hasn't done this so far will probably find useful. All right, so for those members of the public who are viewing tonight's meeting via Orca media, you can participate in the design review committee meeting via the zoom platform through either video or telephone access options. If you want to plug into the zoom meeting and be able to see everything on your computer or smartphone screen, you can type this into your browser and it will bring you into zoom and I'll let you into the meeting. If it needs, if it's for some reason asks you to put in an ID, there's the meeting ID. Alternatively, you can call in on your phone and you'll be able to at least listen to the meeting and ask questions, talk to us if you need to. So you would want to call in on that number and then put in this meeting ID when prompted. Again, I'll get a little pop up that says that you want to get into the meeting and I'll let you in. If anyone is trying to access the meeting and having problems, please email me at mcrandall at Montpelier hyphen vt.org. For those attending via zoom, turning your video on is optional. For everyone attending, please keep your microphone on mute when you're not speaking. This will reduce background noise. And note that the zoom chat function should only be used for troubleshooting or logistics questions. If you have a question or comment about an item on the agenda, please raise your hand either physically or by using the raise hand tool button on your toolbar. And then when you've been called on, make sure to state your name once you're unmuted, state your name and if you're a member of the public, your address. Okay, we don't actually have any members of the general public on tonight, just applicants. So in the event the public is unable to access the meeting, note that it will need to be continued to a time, place, and certain because this is our only way of accessing the meeting. Thank you very much. I'll hand this back over to the chair. Have all the members had a chance to look at the agenda and do I hear a motion to approve the agenda? I'll move to approve the agenda. You're in a second. Oh, okay. All in favor of the agenda. Speak your names. Martha. And Steve, the agenda is approved. Is, did Brian show up yet or not yet, okay, then we'll move on to the second application for 39 College Street, owner Vermont College of Fine Arts, applicant Greenway Institute is someone here from Greenway. I'm here. My name is Steve Cordell. I'm with Gossens-Bachman Architects, and I'm here representing Greenway. Okay, go ahead and describe your project for us. Okay, this is the location for this is 39 College Street. It's up at the Vermont College of Fine Arts campus on it's on College Street for facing the green. It's on the east side. And we're looking at exterior of Greenway in front of Noble Hall. So Greenwood Greenway Institute is looking to occupy this building in the very near future. And so we are in their room. They're going to treat this building as sort of their academic center. And so we're looking at improving the accessibility entrance there. So right now there is an asphalt sort of ramp that is under the portico. So we're looking at adding bluestone to that place under the portico and then extending the patio out about 10 feet towards the to the west, so towards College Street. And that would all be up at a little bit higher level so that you'd have direct access right to the inside without the asphalt ramp. And then the on the left, let's say right side of Noble Hall, most lined up with the entrances. We'd have sidewalks. We'd remove that central sidewalk and add sidewalks to the north unless that is south and the north one almost aligns with the existing curb cut. And so that would take the pedestrian from the sidewalk directly back to this patio, which is extends, which is an extension of that front porch. And then we're looking at removing the two large evergreens and replacing those with some surface berry trees. It's a flowering tree that grows to about 25 feet tall and using those as new trees that would be in the front of Noble Hall. And we're not looking at adding. And then one other thing I should mention is that a low wall that's about 30 inches high, the stone wall that would sort of shield the patio, almost make it like so that when you come to the you've arrived at a place for the Greenway Institute. And so that could be a low sitting wall. And so it's going to be a stone that's similar to the blue stone. And we're not looking for any new lighting, just the new trees and the new wall and the new stone surfaces for the patio and and the sidewalks. That's the crux. That's the overview. Steve, what kind of a business is Greenway? They're an academic school. So they teach engineering and they are looking at teaching engineering in a non-traditional way. And so oftentimes the way engineering is taught that you sort of learn the principles first. And you apply those principles and sort of text it in the model saying a lot of people to learn that way. A lot of engineers, they can't get through the first hurdle. And so they start with the idea of building and breaking and then remaking. So it's a new model for thinking of a different model. We're thinking about engineering and they've teamed with the school in Pennsylvania. And so for this first session, I think they have about 30 students that are going to be would be on the Vermont campus. So they would be residential? Yeah. Yeah. And so the noble hall has residences within it and then teaching facilities within it too. Okay, thank you. This would be their initial central building. What other buildings are they going to include with their purchase? I'm not 100% sure about that. Katie Gustafson who's here may be able to speak more to that question. Okay. It's not part of the application. I was just curious which buildings would be occupied. And I'm not sure that I know everything. That's okay. You're muted, Katie. You can talk if you want, but it's not essential to this particular application. Add to that if people would like more information. At the beginning of that, Katie. I said I would be happy to add more information if that would be helpful. Is there's enough lighting under the porch there on the front of the building to light up the the access and a grass through behind the wall and then to the sidewalks or to the walkways? Steve, I'm not 100% sure. I assume there is. We're not making any change to the lighting, but I haven't got up there with the light meter. So I can test that with the light meter to make sure. The only reason I'm asking is as you're looking at the diagram from the sidewalk, looking back, you have the long wall and then on either side you have two short walls. And if you wanted to light up that area where you come through and make that turn onto the walkways, it might be a good spot to put just a couple of solar downlights. And if other committee members are okay with that, we could leave that as an option for you and you don't have to get involved with any wiring or anything and their motion detector downlights that are solar powered. Okay, that'd be great. Just a little note. I don't know exactly where you're thinking about attaching them, Steve, if you're thinking about, but they could be something attached to the wall, too, on the ends of the walls. If you do want to do that, Steven, we will need to run it through the site plan standards to check the lumen output, but you could always do something pretty low lumens that would almost be more decorative, but would still help people get around that wall in the dark. I was thinking you may want to place them, you could get a dark brown color that blends in well with the stone wall and then you could put them not on the long wall, but I would put them on the face of the short walls on either side. It would illuminate that area between the short wall and the long wall, so as you're coming off the porch, it shows, it sort of gives you a direction as to where to go to exit. If there's low light, particularly in January when there's no light at four o'clock.  It's a down light, so you don't really see the light from the street, but you would just see the area of the walkways that's lit up to give you direction either coming in or leaving. Okay. I share no problem with adding that to the application or so. I don't have a problem with it either. I think it's real nice you're using quality materials. Okay. Blue stone is a lot better than asphalt. I was thinking the exact same thing as Eric. You're removing asphalt and putting in something that is a lot more traditional looking. Okay. I think it would be a really welcoming friend's piece for the Institute. Unless anybody has any other comments, questions or suggestions, I can read through the criteria for projects in the district. Number two, existing buildings shall be recognized as a physical record of their time, place and use acceptable. Proposed landscaping shall be compatible with the neighborhood and the site on which the project is located acceptable. Location and appearance of all utilities, mechanical equipment, trash storage, fencing shall be cited to minimize adverse visual impact or adequately and appropriately screened from public view acceptable. And lastly, landscaping screening and site furnishings projects within the design review overlay district and subject to the landscaping requirements in section 3203 shall consider the following. Site furnishings including fencing, seating and other types of site furniture visible from the street or side yards. Does landscaping obscure or undermine key architectural patterns or elements on historic buildings and mechanical equipment screening? Again, acceptable. And then there is an optional change that the applicant could install solar lights in the area between the short and the longer walls to illuminate the area. Again, a dark bronze colored solar downlight which would illuminate that area giving direction for entrance and exit from the porch. All in favor speak your names. Eric says yes. Martha says yes. And Steve says yes. So it passes three in favor. Meredith, do you want to describe the next step? So, Steven, if you can get me the data on whatever light fixtures you want to use and the key, two key things are the like the shades, right, whether it's fully shielded and the lumen output per light and the number of those lights that you're going to use. And then because I need that so that I can wrap up the site plan report. But because what they've put on the form here is just an option, I don't need you to sign the form that Steve filled out just now.  Perfect. Thank you very much. Do you want us to email you when the permit's ready so that somebody can just pick it up versus relying on the mail? Yeah, email will be great. Okay. Yeah, the mail's a little tricky still. It is. Thank you, everyone. I appreciate it. Thank you for coming and good luck with your project. And as everything proceeds, we'll probably see you more. Yeah, I hope so. Okay, thank you. All right. Take care. Meredith, tricky is a very nice word for the mail service. Yeah, it's been rough. I just had some lights come on here weirdly. I don't know. I'm suddenly all washed out. So we still don't have our other applicant for the sign. Did committee members have any thought on the signs and then I could send back to Brian so he can then come back at the next meeting prepared with any preliminary comments. Like, is there anything you don't like about the application? Meredith, my only thought was on the wall sign. I saw his representation of it and it seemed like that color, the white, is really, really white and it stands, it almost attacks you as you walk by. I'm wondering if that is just a representation because of the way that this is pictured or if that, in fact, is what he intends. But I would like to see something a little softer. Okay, so having it be a pretty stark difference, a pretty white white for the projecting sign, do you want the white background there a little? No, I have no problem with that. But yeah, it's not right up against the building, which the wall sign is. Yeah. And you understood that his application is to have a fabricated sign and just put it over the sign that's already there. I did understand that, yeah. Okay. One thing I noticed is looking at the small pictures of it, I said that the Art Decaux font is very nice, but the small lines are so fine that it might be a little hard to read the sign from where the information moves, kiosk used to be. You can get quite a ways away from that and see it from across the street. This might be hard to read. Okay. That's usually Steve's area, but I don't have any objection to it. It's their problem if they can't read it. My only suggestion would be to do the ultra thin lines with a little thicker. And I know that might not make it authentic. But if you look at the hanging sign, that one might benefit from the same idea. From a distance, those small lines will disappear. I noticed it in the small pictures. I couldn't read the small pictures. They don't have to be, it doesn't have to be as as fat as the remaining letters, but it should be a little thicker just for readability. Yep. Yep. Especially because there's so much font there in sort of a small space on the on the round one in particular. Okay. I will take those inputs. I don't know if he wants to modify this or go with a different font. Again, I don't have any issue with it, but I feel bad for him if you, you know, from a distance, you can't read the sign. Yeah. Because the letter height is fine, but again, we want it to be readable just for his business. Yep. Okay. So we should table that and let him come back and see if he can see what his thoughts are. Yep. Sounds good. Do I hear a second for tabling? I'll second that. All in favor of tabling till the next meeting, speak your names. Martha. Here. And Steve. Thank you. As everyone had a chance to look at the meeting minutes of August the 21st. Yes, I'm as global as they are. I'll second that. All in favor of the minutes, speak your names. Here, because yes. Martha. And Steve says yes. Minutes are approved. Fabulous. Anyone have any other business? No. Not really, except the downtown is looking better every day. Isn't it amazing? It's getting cleaner by the day. Yeah. And you know, went down, I think it was Saturday and there are clothes racks out in front of some of the buildings. You know, Bear Pond being open and Bailey Road being open really makes a difference in downtown. Somebody is putting flowers out so that looks nice. Yeah. Yep. More businesses open all the time. It's really, it's coming along. It's coming along. Friday was really exciting for both Bear Pond and Bailey Road and Capitol Stationers. It was fun to be downtown. Well, good. Okay. If nobody has anything else, do I hear a motion to adjourn? I'll make a motion to adjourn. I'll second that. All in favor of adjournments, speak your names. Oh, hold on, hold on, hold on. Can you discuss and withdraw it? Brian just joined. We have our applicant. That was close. We'll back up. Untabling? We're untabling. Hello, Brian. Sorry about that. I was watching him move with my kids and got, well, I lost track of time. That's okay. You spread your sign for us. So it is the, it's a filibuster sign. And I believe I have the materials that it's made out of there on the application. And so it's a vinyl sign over that material. And the large one is going to be going right on top of the turn Asian sign. That's how it's going to be attached. So we're not going to do anything different on the building itself. And then the hanging sign, which is the two coffee cups, you know, one over the other, will be going on the bracket that the old Asian rectangular sign is on. Do you know, do you know what the height is from the bottom of the sign down to the sidewalk? This is a, this is a very educated guess. About seven feet. Okay. That's fine. They just, there's a requirement that it be a minimum of, I think it's six, eight, which is standard door height, but seven feet should be fine. Yeah, it'll be substantially more than standard door height. I feel confident in saying that. Okay. Because we're going to have it, we're using a chain links to hang it. So we can adjust those accordingly if the current links are too long. Okay. We'll make sure that, we'll make sure that that height, yeah, Brian, we'll make sure that that height limit is part of the discussion before we issue the permit. We'll just double check that so that you know you're ordering the right size sign. Okay. Thank you. And there was one comment before you got here, and again, then had to do with particularly the wall sign above the doorway, but also, I mean, the hanging signs a little larger, but from a distance, the way it shows on the illustration, the font that's used, the thin lines in the lettering are so thin that from a distance, that may be hard to read. Okay. And the only suggestion was, and again, for your benefit, to make those lines slightly larger just to make the sign more readable. You don't have to change the font, but I would look at those thin lines and make them just a little larger. So again, you want them to be readable from the longest distance possible. Right. So thicker. I know it's looking at the small pictures that you couldn't read the sign in the small pictures. And I think if you were standing across the street at Steve's building, or a little bit more towards the hotel, you just might not be able to read what it says. It's up to you. It was your sign, but... No, I'll definitely take that into consideration. I don't know if the photos that we turned in are... I mean, they're an accurate representation, but I feel like the letters will be more robust on the real sign, as you kind of just took a photo and photoshopped it onto the building in order to meet the requirements for the permitting. I don't have... The gentleman I used to make these signs is a professional sign maker, but he doesn't do any of the computer work. And so myself and my manager, Jay, did the photoshopping in order to satisfy the requirements. Yeah, unfortunately, the gentleman I use is... Computers just aren't his thing. He's a hands-on type person. Just for your own benefit, I would make sure your designer and the sign maker are in touch with each other to address your concern that the sign be readable from as long a distance away. Again, if you're paying for the sign, you want somebody to be able to see it very clearly. Right. Okay. So, Steve, are you thinking like an option so that he can stick with the same general style of font, but that they can have thicker thin lines that are in here? Yes. Okay. And again, we'll leave that as an option for you. And again, if it was my sign, I would want to make sure it's readable by as many people as possible. And the more readable it is, the more it's to your benefit. And again, I would just... We can make a suggestion that the sign designer and the sign maker get together to make sure that it's as readable as you wish it to be. Yeah. No, I appreciate the suggestion for sure. And I'll follow up with that for sure, to make sure that from a distance, it's clear because that's only going to benefit me as you said. And Brian, my comment was about the wall sign. It seems... And this may be because of the photoshopping, but the background, the white background is very harsh against the building. I wondered if you had looked at anything that might be a little softer. I'm recognizing that you want contrast between your letters and the background, but the white is very, very white. Yeah. Well, I think the white would lend to it being able to be seen from a distance, rather than something that lends in more or doesn't stand out as much. Okay. Well, I'd like to make it as a suggestion. Okay. Not a no, but a suggestion. Yeah. Yeah, we can do that as well. So, like, Martha, are you thinking more like a creamier tone or something closer to like the granite on the building or something like that? Yes. Yeah, something creamier or ivory in that area. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Thank you.  Yeah. Yeah, we can play with it. That's easy enough for the designer to just change those colors at will, really, with his program. So, yeah. It's more of a softer satin white as opposed to something that's sort of white and very reflective and glaring, possibly, because that sun in the afternoon from about noon on, that gets a lot of direct sunlight on it. That's a very correct observation. Yeah, that whole side of the street is in the sun from like noon on for sure. Okay. Does anyone have any other suggestions, comments or questions? And I can read down through the criteria for signs in the district. The size, location, design, color, texture, lighting, and material of all exterior signs within the design review district shall be compatible with the buildings and structures of the site and surrounding properties acceptable. Where appropriate signing shall respect the original sign placement and sign bands on historic structures acceptable. If a building has multiple tenants, they'll be shall be consistency and placement and size among the signs acceptable. It is recommended the sign placement be centered over building entries acceptable. Sign installation shall minimize damage to character defining building materials on the building that's acceptable. In masonry buildings, fasteners shall be in the mortar joints acceptable. Sign design color and typography shall respect historic precedence where appropriate and shall be the appropriate scale for existing and new buildings acceptable. Sign support structure shall be compatible with the building architecture and must not be overly complex for dominant in and of themselves acceptable. And again, with the suggestions to again, take a look at the thinner lines in the sign. Again, working with your sign designer and whoever is making the sign. Again, the suggestion was to make sure those lines are large enough to be readable for your benefit. And again, the suggestion for the because of the exposure of the sign rather than a white white to go with a of satin off white. It's still white, but it's a little satin. You won't glare with the exposure to the sun that that sign gets. And based on that all in favor speak your names. Based on one yes. This is Martha. And Steve says yes. So it's three in favor. Well, thank you. I appreciate it. And thanks for your patience. I'm sorry for my tardiness today.  So tell us a little bit about your restaurant. So fuller bus is going to be a full service breakfast and lunch restaurant. So we're going to bring back seated breakfast to Montpelier with pancakes, corned beef hash biscuits and gravy breakfast sandwiches, all that kind of stuff as well as having a quick service line where the former bar was for Asiana. We're still going to have like beer, wine, alcohol, mimosas, buddy, marriage, that kind of thing. But we're going to do a quick service line where people can grab. We're going to do like certain types of smoothies. We're not going to do a lot of pastries since I feel like Montpelier is saturated in pastries or at least it was prior to the flood. We'll have grain bowls and avocado toast as well as we're going to bring in brio coffee. He's my favorite roaster in Vermont. They're out of Burlington area. And yeah, that's kind of the gist of it. And then we'll be available to be rented out in the evenings. We're not going to do dinner service, at least not initially. But it's a beautiful space. So we want people to have the option of renting it for parties and holiday parties and caterings and that kind of thing. Thank you. Sounds good to me. Yes. Thank you. And good luck with your project. Thank you very much. Thank you. Brian, do you want us to just email the permit out to you or do you want to mail it out or do you want us to email you so that you or someone else can come pick it up? If you could just mail it out, that'd be great. Okay. The 43 State Street address? We have, yes, 43 State Street. So we'll email that out. I'll get that out the door as soon as possible tomorrow. Perfect. I appreciate that. Awesome. Well, actually, as soon as possible after I get the form from Steve that he was just talking about. So tomorrow the next day, probably. I appreciate it. Thank you very much. Thanks, Brian. Thank you. All right. Have a nice evening. You too. Okay. Goodbye. Now we can adjourn, right? I will move for that. Martha, second it. Second it. All in favor of adjourn, let's speak your names. Martha. And Steve, meeting is adjourned.


Open Air is a legal entity. This is a major milestone in the lifetime of this entire effort, and it couldn't have come at a more opportune time. The principles of openness in scholarly communication are really embraced now by policymakers who issue national mandates all across the globe. Scientists are slowly, but certainly in increasing numbers, are embracing openness, and the whole research life cycle is democratized. With the legal entity now in place, Open Air will spearhead even more the issues of open access and open science in Europe, but also in collaboration with others across the globe. Also, Open Air is a major component of the European Open Science Cloud. As we say, it brings the O into use, and now with the legal entity in place, it will be able to contribute into the development of the use in a more robust and more comprehensive way. All of us in the Open Air family are really excited that the legal entity is finally in place.


Welcome back to a new session on dentistry and more. So pits and fissures sealants. So pits and fissures sealants in this topic I will be explaining about the various procedure, various steps involved in pits and fissures sealants, its classifications, its indication and contraindication and why it is important in preventing dental caries. So we have seen this in levels of prevention that is prevention of dental caries and a level one that is primary prevention. So here we seal the pits and fissures so that caries will not occur. So it is just a sealant not a restoration. Restoration is something we do, we restore back to its normal anatomy. Here normal anatomy is not at all affected, only thing we are putting an extra material into the pits and fissures so that it will not turn into a caries area. So always remember pit and fissures sealants are not restorations, it is just a sealant. We do it on a normal tooth to prevent dental caries. Restorations are we are doing to restore something which has lost by dental caries. So these are the pits and fissures as you can see it is just a stained pits and fissures it is not dental caries.  A fissure is defined as a deep cleft between adjoining casps of a molar or premolar usually located at the junction of developmental grooves. So this will be a line angle. So pit will be a point angle and fissure will be a line angle. So what are pit and fissure sealants? It is material that is introduced into these pits and fissures of caries susceptible teeth thus forming a micromechanical bonded protective layer which cuts the access of caries producing bacteria from the source of nutrients because always the nutrients such as sucrose will be in these deep pits and fissures. So once we seal off this area this bacteria will not get substrate so only when bacteria act upon the substrate as it will produced and ultimately the caries will happen. So that is the rational behind pit and fissure sealant to cut off the supply of nutrients from bacteria. So why we are applying sealant? Because it is an electromytroscopic picture of molars. I can see the deep pits and fissures where the bristles are not able to enter because of its very narrow size. So food deprise will be entrapped here and it can act as a reservoir or a substrate for the bacteria. So once we seal off this area this food entrapment possibility is zero. So accessibility of the bristles also on the surface. So it can easily clean the surface area. So to make it more cleansable area is the idea of sealant. So as I said the pits and fissures are normal anatomical finding on a dentition. So what we are doing is it can cause dental decay by providing a substrate for the bacteria. So by keeping food retention. So prevent dental caries it should be a more self-cleansable area. So once we seal off this area it will be more self-cleansable or can be easily cleansed by toothbrushes. So dental caries definition we know what it is and it is tetrad not nearly as effective in pits and fissures. It is actually working on the smooth surface that is buccal lingual and other surfaces mesial surfaces not on pits and fissures that is occlusion surfaces. It act on the surface so it can act as a fluoride bomb because it provides a good remuneration on the surface but inside on the deep pits there will be caries progression. So once we start digging the cavity you may end up in a big hole because it may look very smooth very normal from the top layer but once you start creating a cavity for a minor restoration you may end up in a big cavity because the caries progression can't be stopped by fluoride in a deep areas that is deep pits and fissures. So actually deep pits and fissures are the areas where 50 to 85% of the decay is found. So fluoride is effective only on the smooth self cleansing areas buccal lingual and mesial. So most common susceptibility is in this order lower molar, lower second molar, bicar spades, second bicar spades then goes to upper and occlusion mesial buccal lingual are the surface preferences because of its anatomy. Sealants are most effective clinical technique to prevent pit and fissure caries. The cost effectiveness of sealants naturally is based on the sealant retention. So if the sealant is properly placed it is the most effective way to prevent dental caries and it gives a prevention rate of 100% if the sealant is intact. So there was 88% complete sealant retention on self cure sealant on the occlusion surface but only 35% retention on buccal and lingual surfaces. Because occlusion sealants will be retained more because of its anatomical structure. So that's a little detail about its retention. Let's see what are the historical background. So first of all Wilson used zinc phosphate for filling up the caries. Then cleaning and nuts and used muniacal silver nitrate, then extension for prevention introduced by G.V. Black, then prophylactic odendrotomy, hiart fissure eradication by Bodecker, polymer is introduced in 1937, acidation by Binocore, composites introduced during 1916, and this GMA introduced by Bower in 1965, and glass and hammer which was a landmark change in the restorative setting it was introduced in 1972. So we have various classification of pit and fissure sealants based on the polymerization, first, second, third and fourth generation, UV light, self cure, visible light and fluoride releasing. So most commonly we use first generation resin system based on this GMA and urethane acrylate. Most commonly this GMA is used, presence of filler, filled and semi-filled depending upon the color, clear and tinted. So glass and hammer cement is used most commonly, even composites can be used. Glass and hammer cement was introduced by Wilson in 1972. So its better properties are, it chemically bonds with enamel and it unlike amalgam, amalgam is only mechanical bonding, but the chemical bonding is very good, because it has a very chemical reaction happening between the hydroxyapatite crystals. So the retention will be more and release of fluorides which can cause prevention of caries and reminulization. It has stereostatic and antimicrobial activity which is biocompatible and resistance to oral fluid and ease of use. So what are the indications based on the occlusion anatomy, pits and fissures are separated by transverse ridge and a sound pit and fissure may be sealed. There should be a sound pit and fissure, there should not be any caries. But suppose if you have very mild caries, you can do deep, narrow pits and fissures sealing and general caries activity, mild, many occlusion relations, view proximal relations and recently erupted teeth also can be indicated. But mostly pit and fissure sealant done on non-caries relation and mainly on the recently erupted teeth. This all comes under PRR, that is preventive resin restoration. So if we do removal of tooth, it will not come under pit and fissure sealant, it will come under PRR. Because PRR has a name suggest preventive resin restoration, here it is sealant. Contraindications like high caries activity, proximal relations, teeth without caries, free for 4 years or longer. So we commonly do it on the recently erupted teeth. If the tooth is caries free for 4 years in oral cavity, there are very less chances for caries to develop again because it has mineralized completely. Because we know post-sirruptive mineralization will happen within 2-3 years. So after that caries occurrence was very low and patient with rampant caries, intraproximal relations, in such cases we do not do pit and fissure sealants. So these are the basic setup. We need to have a curing light and we are doing type 1 and the basic instruments, HND agent and this sealant material. And this is directly we are putting composite set instead of GAC. We may have powder and liquid. So these are the steps of procedure that is first we need to clean it, then isolate, then itching, then sealant application, curing, inspection and revaluation. So cleaning is as we know we need to clean using a pumice and water slurry and we need to wash, dry and react salmon. We need to properly isolate with the curtain rules. Enamel is sheen based on 37 phosphoric acid for 20 to 30 seconds. After that fully rinse and dry them off, there should be a frosted enamel appearance. It shows that the pores enamel. So after the enamel is porous it will become like this. So there will be irregular surface or more surface energy once the enamel is conditioned. That is H2 with 37% phosphoric acid. So this material sealant material can penetrate and get locked in these depressions. Then we have to apply the sealant material according to manufacturer's directions. Then we have to make for a brush you can use brush it for the curvature of tooth. It can be either light activated or self curing. Always make sure that you avoid air bubbles. Then we need to cure if it is like cure and never to touch this light curing unit tip on the sealant material. Then we need to explore it that is if the material is properly sealed using an explorer and it should not be extend over the marginal reach and any of pollution interferences using articulating paper. It's common how we do a restoration checking and then we need to re-evaluate on a frequent interval. So what are the problems associated that is air bubbles can be entrapped in the material. So always we should make sure that it is not having any air bubbles and porosity is made earlier. Sealant may fall off due to the retention factor. At time we need to reapply the sealant. Cadies TK left under the sealant so there will be secondary cadies. In such cases we should not remove we should not place the sealant and instead we remove the cadies and the filling should be placed. Okay filling and sealant is entirely different. So these are the two things that is perfect isolation and maintenance of a dry field. Two basic things to have a long-lasting bit and fissure sealant and if it is properly placed without any loss of amount of bit and fissure sealant it will provide 100 percentage cadies protection and no other materials such as fluorates or brushing or any other methodology cannot provide 100 percentage of bit and fissure sealants but it should be intact and if it is therefore more than three to four years then there is very very less chances for a cadies to develop in that particular tool. So that's all about bit and fissure sealants remember about the classification and procedures and a little bit about the historical part and a little bit about the bits and fissures. The types I haven't mentioned there are various type like I type Y type J type so most commonly the idea behind this is to cut off the food supply by sealing of the bit and fissures. So I'll come up with PRR in my next session. Thank you.


Almost Friday is Thursday today, running late, as always, but if you haven't done it yet, make sure you subscribe to my channel. My name is Nakeda. I'm a 29 year old graduate student at Columbia University studying clinical psychology. Also in training at the United Nations and then also a yoga instructor, so I have a lot of jobs. Hopefully one day a full-time content creator, if I can ever zip up my jacket. So today should be good. I have a presentation today. Oh my god. Okay, I'm just gonna have to do that later. I have a presentation today for my Psychology of Law and Sexualized Violence class. I was editing a video this morning and I was talking about the presentation in that video too. So I'm sure you guys have heard all about it. I'm doing my topic on domestic violence, well intimate partner violence to be specific during pregnancy. So I really hope my professor likes it. Hopefully she gave me an E-minus on our midterm, which I feel good about. I feel like I'm kind of nervous for the presentation because I just didn't get as much like law content as like I wanted to. But luckily I'm going first. Hopefully I'm going first. I'm going on the first day of the presentations, but I'm gonna try to get to class early and just go first because I just, I want to get it over with. I dress up because I have my presentation so I'm not wearing sweatpants. And we're running late on time. I'm gonna be late to my 11 o'clock class if I don't get moving soon. So let's go to campus. So we are in a bit of a pickle. So I just had my Psychology of Law and Sexualized Violence class post to present today. But thankfully I didn't because we kind of ran out of time because now I want to redo my entire presentation and my entire project. So let's head over to the law library at Columbia Law School and get some proper sources for my presentation. Because I just feel like I need more law to be incorporated just based on the feedback she had for the other students that went today. So to the library! Yes, I ended up doing like a little happy hour with some members of my cohort even though it's only one other girl for my cohort and everyone from like the new cohort underneath us. And I didn't really feel like comfortable vlogging because I don't know the new cohort too well. So like my cohort was there. I definitely would have logged but it was mostly new people. So it's like okay, let me just be present and be in the moment. But right now I'm on my way home. The law school librarian was so helpful. So I got so many helpful like law resources to incorporate into my presentation. So I definitely want to do that once I get home tonight. And I just love campus in the wintertime. It's snowed a little bit today but not enough for you guys to see it on camera. I am walking through the trees now. Look at this lighting. Oh my God. But yeah, I will see you guys when I get home.  So I've literally just been carrying it around all day. So I'll probably eat that when I get home. And I will see you guys back in Brooklyn. It's my hair. So it's not that bad. Pools and peanut butter which is a snack I packed for myself for school that I didn't eat today. I just got so stressed out. I think it's because Starbucks was 50% off today. So I got a venti. So a really large like caffeinated drink. And I also didn't eat my packed lunch which was the salad that I made earlier in the vlog. And then like I usually eat during my psychology and long sexualized violence class. But I just got so stressed out that like I just just didn't happen. So I'm going to eat that now. I am going to open the advent calendars now. Because I'm going to end this vlog here because I want to film another vlog tomorrow. And I am super super behind and posting videos. I feel like every time we chat I'm talking about how behind I am I'm posting. So I don't want to vlog tonight because I want to make sure I edit the video that was supposed to go live yesterday. And hopefully by the time you guys see this it will be up. Well it definitely will be up. Okay let's do this advent calendar. Here comes Jof right on cue. He is ready. Okay should we switch it up and do his stuff first because he's like right here underneath me. So today is the 7th. How did that happen? So we're going to open up the 7th tree.  He really likes these ones I think. More so than the others. Oh he's purring. Okay I'm just going to put this over here. I'm going to come eat it if he wants to. I just dropped my camera. I am a mess. I'm going to open up the anthropology. Go. I am a fragrance girl. You'll love these like this advent calendar. Wow. It's literally just vanilla. I actually really like vanilla and I use it to go to bed. I have like a little vanilla perfume that I got from Marshalls that I'll spray on my bed. Spread it on my pajamas. So this could be my next one. And it's like fancy and Parisian. So yeah I'm really excited about that. And then I want to show you guys this is just the salad that I packed for lunch that I didn't eat. And then the apple slices that I'm about to eat. I will probably eat something else too since I haven't really eaten today. I am going to love you and leave you here. And I'll see you guys tomorrow in my next vlog. And hopefully I will have rewrote my entire presentation, started my essay, uploaded a video and done all the things before I see you again. I mean honestly it's dark outside but it's only like 6.45 so it's definitely possible.