Hey everybody, what's going on? I am Greg Sosman joined today by Tom Vecchio Fandull, who's here to break down some NHL futures for us. What's up, Tom? Yeah, with the leagues on pause, we've got to be looking forward to get some value, you know, some long-term championship bets here. Absolutely. So let's begin in the Eastern Conference, where the Boston Bruins reside. They are your favorite bet on the board. Why is that? Well, the Bruins really have it all. I mean, we look back to last season. They were, of course, in the stand like a final. They lost, but overall, this team really hasn't changed too much. And frankly, we have to be looking at this time off of, who's this going to benefit the most? And I think it's going to be benefiting the Bruins, and then another team we'll get to in a minute. But the Bruins are on the older side of teams. Chara is 42. Bergeron is 34. Marchon is 31. Rask is 33. Like they have older players. So this time off will benefit them. And really, when it comes down to it, they are simply one of the best. They are the best in the league. Let's just put it what it is. They have 100 points. They are sitting what would be the president's trophy right now, which is the most points in the league coming the end of the season. They have it all. They have great defense. They have great offense. They have enough depth. They can play big. They can play fast. And they had a few players, Tori Krug and Brandon Carlo, who were day to day before the season was paused. But now they're going to come back even healthier. The older guys are going to be rested. There's no reason not to like them this season. Despite the Bruins' age, they also have that experience, obviously, having been there before. They're in a good spot, of course, performed. That's why they're your favorite, plus 600. We can get them right now over at the FanDuel Sportsbook. So why things are paused? Maybe maybe a little back. Another favorite that you like at plus 700, it's the Tampa Bay Lightning. A team that's had a lot of regular season success but haven't really been able to get over the hump. Is this year going to be different? Yeah, haven't been able to get over the hump, like you said. Hopefully this year is different for Tampa fans. Obviously, last year was a complete disaster for them. This is also a team that will benefit with the layoff. On March 3rd, they announced that Steven Stamko, one of their best players, was going to be at 68 weeks with a core muscle surgery. So that would put him around the middle of May or so coming back, which would be sometime in the second round. But that's obviously not the case. So they're going to be getting back a superstar player. And really overall, they have a super, super deep team. And at the trade deadline, they made a lot of sneaky good moves. Getting specifically Blake Coleman, which I think is a great pickup.  Like David's player, Anthony Cirelli, who's a center now, thrust up onto the first forward line. But he's phenomenally defensively. He plays on the penalty kill. Not a lot of people know about him. Everyone's going to be looking to Nikita Kutcherov and Stamko and Victor Headman. And of course, Venz and the candidate, Andre Bazielewski and Ned, they have a ton of star players. But the depth is what really sets them apart from other teams. So plus 700 for a team that can really put up any amount of goals you possibly want. They can get it done. They can get it done. Like you said, last year was a disaster for them. We're hoping this year they can turn around. They need all the pieces that are in place. Hopefully, they put it together in a timely manner in the right time whenever those NHL playoffs do begin. Up next for us are last favorite, if you will, at plus 850. It's the Colorado Avalanche that have rebuilt and rebuilt well. What are they in position this year to be a true Stanley Cup contender? Why do you like the Avalanche? So as I mentioned at the top of the Bruins, this is probably the team in the entire league that's going to benefit most from whatever amount of time that this layoff happens to be. They have their star center, Nathan McKinnon, who's only going to be sidelined for one in two weeks. But they are still without Miko Ranson and Nasim Kadri, Andre Berikosky. Those are four forwards among their top six, along with their starting goal tender out, Phillip Gruber. So they have four of their best six forwards, four of their best six offensive options that are out right now. They come back healthier. They do have a capable backup in Pavel Francois who's been playing actually very well. But sitting with one game in hand, I don't know what they're going to be doing with the games when it comes to resuming the season. But one game in hand and they are two points out of the first place in the Western Conference. So they are moving along despite these injuries. And when they come back, they will be even healthier. There's no reason not to like a team that has all of the offense you can possibly want. When it comes to the goal tending, that's where things get a little bit dicey. But man, load up on these guys that are coming back healthy and will be in a great spot to win. Absolutely. This long-lapse really going to help the Colorado Avalanche to put them in a position to be successful in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Do you got to like them at this value here? So jump on it now where everybody kind of sees how healthy this team is going to get. The Avalanche, a nice bet at this value. Speaking of value, let's go to some of these value plays that are long shots, but they can do it as we know anything can happen in the NHL playoffs. We begin with the Philadelphia Flyers at plus 1,300 here on this season. Why do you think the Flyers should make some noise? So 1,300, I think, is a really great price for the Flyers right now. And looking at this team overall, they kind of remind me of last year's St. Louis Blues team, where they have the one-star player. The Blues at Tarasenko, the Flyers have Clojurew.  And they all play their role really well. And you look at this team and saying, you don't want to go against them in a seven-game series. They can play physical. They have a good young goalie in Carter-Heart. They have enough defense. They have a good coach and a lame vignogne who took the Rangers to the Stanley Cup final. He has the coaching experience in the playoffs, but this team hasn't been able to get over the hump when it comes to the playoffs. They have Vorecheck. They have Sean Coutoire. All these guys that have been to the first round and out, been to the first round and out, combined with how well they've been playing, combined with the depth, with the new coach with the lame vignogne first year with the Flyers, the Flyers, I think that they're bringing all the pieces together. And listen, this is a team, if you want to go back to the old Broad Street Flyers, that can play really physical. And you do not want to go against them every other night for a seven-game series time and time again. So Flyers at plus 1,300, you got to like them this year. Like you said, a physically demanding team that's going to beat you up over a seven-game series, much like the Blues from a year ago. We have seen the Blackhawks also have a lot of success with this type of play. The Bruins too. A good spot for the Philadelphia Flyers. Good value here at plus 1,300 as well. I don't want to face the Bruising Flyers this year. Up next for us, and also at plus 1,300, it's the Pittsburgh Penguins. You always do seem to get hot at the right time. And you're like, all right, at plus 1,300, I feel like I need to sprinkle the Penguins, right? I mean, yeah. So much experience when it comes to the playoffs, Crosby and Malkin seemingly doing it every single year. But this is really a team that has dealt with it all this year. Crosby was hurt. Malkin was hurt. Hornquist was hurt. Chris Lutang was hurt. Some of their depth players, Nick Buke's dad was hurt. But most importantly, depending on how long this layoff lasts, the interesting note is what it comes to Jake Gensel, who was having a phenomenal year for the Penguins, 43 points in 39 games. He got hurt on December 30th of last year. They said his shoulder injury would be out four to six months. We are approaching April and depending on how long this layoff lasts, Jake Gensel, a legitimate top six forward, top line, top power play, whatever you want to call it, could be coming back in flight. Now, this is purely speculation, but a team that has the experience combined with the speed and skill that Gensel brings, you want some action on this team. You don't want to be fading Crosby and Malkin who are getting healthier, who are older in age, both well over 30, who can use this time off. So plus 1,300, you know, we have two teams from the Keystone State here. I like Philly and I like the Pittsburgh Penguins. In the Eastern Conference, the Philadelphia Flyers, the Pittsburgh Penguins both have some experience in the Penguins and with those stars like Sidney Crosby, always put them in a position to be successful. We'll see if this year we get the magic back. This layoff may help them as well. One final value team to get to, Tom, which brings us to the Edmundson Oilers, that plus 2,000, kind of McDavey, could he get healthy and win a cup? Yeah, the Oilers are a team, I think myself and a lot of people want to see make or run. Lee on dry side leading the league with 110 points. McDavey right behind him at 97, two of the most electric players in the league. They have a good amount of depth. It comes to Ryan Nujahapian, the Darnell Nurse, Kyler Yamamoto, they picked up Tyler Ennis. But after that, that's where things get questionable. That's why we see them sitting at plus 2,000. Their goal tending with Koskinen and Mike Smith is really just a coin flip. They're both average goal tenders. Like you would look at this list and you'd say, okay, Chuka Rass from the Bruins, he could win you a game by himself in the playoffs. Vasileski with Lightning, he can win you a game by himself. When it comes to the Oilers, they really don't have that and they're kind of relying on McDavey and dry saddle to get them there. But their division is weak and they can certainly get a favorable seat combined with the fact that McDavey gets a little bit healthier after missing some time. And at plus 2,000, you really are just banking on the two best players in the league to carry this team throughout the playoffs. As you said, both goal tenders kind of average for Edmonton. But the good news about the NHL playoffs is you just need a goal tenderer to get hot, get a little streaky.  And again, it's all about streakiness in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Anything could happen. The Oilers at plus 2,000 is certainly on the table. That's gonna do it for us here on the Fandal Hurry of Time. We appreciate the time and stay safe, man. Same to you. We'll be back next time for more of the Fandal Hurry of Time. Back to you. I'm Greg Sussman. Stay safe, everybody.


Welcome back to my channel and welcome if you are new here. I am so excited for today's video I am sharing with you a WW friendly meal that is made from all whole food real ingredients 99% organic and from Costco and we are using oil Avocado oil to season our vegetables this dinner was so filling Nutrient dense and absolutely delicious if you have not seen my video that I shared this last week where I talked about The changes that I'm making to what I am eating and how I'm switching over to clean food Organic whole food definitely check it out. I'll link it down in the description box below But let's jump right into this recipe because it was absolutely positively delicious For tonight's clean eating dinner, we are going to be making crispy quesadillas Now most of what I'm going to be showing you is clean eating There were a couple of things that I already had on hand that I'm going to be using up So it may not have the cleanest ingredients, but overall we've got a healthy delicious Well-rounded dinner. So let me show you what is in our crispy quesadillas first. You're going to need some salt and pepper Taco seasoning again, not the best ingredients in this but you can see it's almost gone And then I'm actually going to be making my own avocado oil black beans and whole kernel corn tomato paste Some type of wrap for the quesadilla again Not the best ingredients not terrible in these tomorrows, but not the best I have found a couple alternatives, but this is literally a brand new package. So I want to use these up Trader Joe's light shredded three cheese blend. We have quite a few spices I'm going to be doing minced onion versus whole onion only because I want the onion pieces really small in my quesadilla oregano Garlic powder and then all my veggies. I'm going to be putting my dax green zest again The best seasonings no salt all natural no msg Great if you watch your salt great before weighing this green zest is amazing on vegetables It's amazing on everything but amazing on vegetables again my code here on the screen gives you 10 off in free shipping They have over 20 seasonings. So check them out And then for meat, we're going to be doing this organic grass fed 93 7 extra lean ground beef and then I'm going to roast some veggies. I have some mixed Organic squash from Costco. I'm going to slice up a yellow and a green I've got some leftover butter in that squash. That's organic from Costco and some organic leftover baby bells Bellas from Costco as well. So we're going to roast all those up and that's dinner guys So let's get started on tonight's dinner.  That's just going to kind of help the seasonings Stick to the veggies. It's not going to add any additional points But it'll really help with everything sticking and then of course i have my green zest from dax witch like i said You guys if you're looking for an all-over veggie seasoning that literally goes With every vegetable and just enhances the flavor tremendously for no salt Highly recommend this highly highly recommend and great Clean ingredients as well. And then of course i am going to add just a little bit of salt over the top Just to help bring out those flavors and then just a tiny little bit of pepper Right over the top as well and then these are ready to go into the oven at 425 until they're roasted through and then we'll start on our quesadillas So to start our quesadillas i've added my one pound of ground beef to my skillet I'm going to add some seasoning. So first i'm going to add some oregano And the recipe actually calls for mexican oregano. I'm not sure what the difference is But i just had regular so that's what i am going to be using And then i'm also going to add some garlic powder to my meats And then we're going to add in just some salt and pepper as well And again just a quick little sprinkle right over the top of each of those And then lastly we're going to add approximately two tablespoons of taco seasoning And we are just going to let this cook down until our hamburger Is just about browned and then we're going to add in that minced onion Once your hamburger starts to brown This is where you'd add in either minced onion or regular onion whatever you were going to be using in your quesadilla And we're going to let this cook down for just a few more minutes or until our hamburger is cooked all the way through Once the hamburger is brown, we're going to go ahead and add in about two tablespoons of tomato paste And we're going to also add two tablespoons of water To kind of thin out that tomato paste and then we're going to stir this all together and let this simmer For just about another minute or so Once everything has been cooking another minute or so i drained my black beans and my corn Welcome to being a dog mom and we're going to go ahead and add that to our mix here and just stir that up Our veggies are just about done So we're going to get started on the quesadilla So the first thing we're going to do is take some non-stick cooking spray And spray the bottom of our pan We're going to put our tortilla Down on that and then I measured out one quarter cup of the light cheese I'm going to put half of that Down on the quesadilla And then we're going to save the other half to put on top once we add the meat mixture Here is our meat and corn mixture. We're going to add one eighth of this directly to our tortilla Yum, and then we're going to add the other half of our cheese Right on top and then we're just going to fold over this half Over here and kind of push it down as it melts. It'll keep it together when the cheese melts So that will be what actually holds it all together. So we're going to go ahead and flip this over And let this cook down until it's nice and crispy So here is my dinner for tonight So I have one of my quesadillas here It is seven some mark points on the blue plan. The rest of the points will be here on the screen Some roasted veggies for zero and I'm going to put some of this honest stand plant-based dairy-free mild Nacho dip on my quesadillas. This stuff is so good. It's way better than regular queso But still has those queso flavorings two tablespoons one smart point So I'm just going to measure out two tablespoons on top of my quesadilla Thank you for joining me on the first video with clean eating whole foods all the good things recipes I hope you enjoyed seeing tonight's dinner. It was absolutely delicious affordable Clean and great in smart points. I will be linking the recipe and what I used down below for you guys I guess it really wasn't a recipe But I'll link all of the ingredients that I use down in the description box for you guys As well as all of the links and discount codes on some of my favorite things And of course the link to come on over and join my facebook group So definitely head over and join us there for more ideas recipes support and really truly just A lot of fun if you're new to my channel welcome I'd love it if you'd take a moment hit that subscribe button and the bell So you're notified whenever a new video is uploaded You definitely don't want to miss out give this video a thumbs up if you love this new clean eating whole foods approach And comment down below. Let me know are you going to give tonight's recipe a try because It was really good. My husband loved loved it. In fact, we have the leftover roasted veggies the next day And they were seriously equally as delicious. So thank you guys so much for watching and of course, I'll see you in my next video. Bye guys


What's up? Welcome back to the channel. I'm Evil Rabbit here on Forza Horizon 3. We are heading to the parking lot. See if we can get some candies with some randies. But before we actually get the tandem, I want to talk to you guys about the rules and restrictions for the Drift Invitational. So I'm going to go through the rule of books which will be a link to the Drift if you want to see the rulebook. So we're going to go through the rules here and then get back to some tandies. So I wanted to go over some of the rules here for the EVL Drift Invitational in Forza Horizon 3. So basically I will be running a tandem competition invite only. No qualifying, random draw of the hat. We'll start with grade 8. We'll start with top 8, grade 8 basically, and maybe move on to 16 drivers if we get a good enough interest in it. So a couple of the rules that we're going to be doing and are very strict for this series is we're going to be limiting to no Horizon Edition vehicles. No DLC cars such as Hoonigan cars will be allowed. So also restrictions on cars are going to be any vehicles that are tires are wider than the ones listed below. And as for mods on vehicles, these are the main restrictions on for this championship series is basically the vehicle mods to make all the cars very similar. Mods are required on the vehicle. All cars must have a full roll cage. All vehicles must be between 500 and 600 horsepower and be equipped with sport tires only. The other reason I'm doing sport tires is yes I know it's very similar to ESDA but sport tires are a very good tire compound for grip and speed and be going you know to get sideways. So and I'm doing a 500-600 horsepower like I said in the prior video to keep it more of a lower horsepower straight tuned cars. Now the other biggest thing that is going to be in effect is the actual tire size based on weight of vehicle. This is very important to keep the cars very matched when it comes to grip levels so that there's not a car that weighs 2,800 pounds and there's running a huge wide 315 tire and it's just gripping and leaving. So tires are based on weight as you can see here you if you're 21 you know 2400 pounds basically you're at a you know max tire width of a 240 and it goes on all the way down to a 315 or higher. Tires over 315 and with our not allowed or less approved by Team Evil Rabbit so I don't even know why I have it higher. Oh wait that's weight. 3,300 pounds or higher is a 315 max is 315 if you have a car that is higher than a 315 rear tire you can shoot me a message and I will consult with the rest of the team and see if we're allowed will allow that car. Vehicle upgrades for the cars cars are allowed to be equipped with any types of upgrades motor swaps or anything on those lines as long as it keeps it between 500 and 600 horsepower underlined above which is basically you can do motor swaps and aspiration changes but it's got to stay within 500 to 600 horsepower. I know a lot of people that I'm are going to be competing are gonna probably be pushing trying to get that 599 or 600 or 598 or 600 exactly which is fine as long as it's 600 max. As for handling all handling mods will be accepted including rally suspension we will be allowed to run rally suspension in this series definitely is nice to have a little more straight angle and soft suspension so we are going to be allowing rally suspension which is different than a lot of the other people that run in Horizon 3 breaking all breaking is allowed body kits arrow however you want to do a wide body that's all fine as well just make sure you're under that 500 to 600 horsepower and that your tires are within your max width spec per weight of vehicle and that's weight after all the modifications. All cars must have the EVL door card with your gamer tag and flag as shown in these two diagram pictures it can be found by searching EVL rabbit 07 my gamer tag and you will be able to find it it is the EVL with the teal and blue behind the EVL there is another one that is EVL it's red and black but the teal and blue is the one we will be using make sure your gamer tag and flag is on there as well and then basically just goes down to the competition saying it's a great a bracket style no qualifying and then all the rules you can read all these you want I'll leave the link for this in the description box below if you guys want to refer back to it so if you guys want to compete in this make sure you guys comment on this video or the video prior whoever comment on that I already have you guys written down in a list I will be keeping a list going of people that want to compete see how many we have maybe we'll go to top 16 maybe we'll have more depending on how many people want to join so I guys I hope you guys are as hyped as I am to do this little championship I know the guys from evil rabbit are definitely excited to do it as well hamster MK urgent we've been wanting to do this for a while just there was a bit of some setbacks in a sense so we are back to doing this I am going to do my best an absolute best to do more than just one every month because I would like to have more than just one and you know four or five people invited and get a lot of you guys involved so like I said I will leave the link down in the description box below for this rules you guys want to see the rules and everything like that make sure you click on the link make sure you guys build the car to spec and put those door cards on and hopefully I'll see a bunch of you guys so we're gonna head back to the game and get some slides on and shake down this v8s 13 that I'm in but you know we'll see if I actually use that v8s 13 or if I change different cars so so unfortunately I was not able to find the session so we are here now just cruising the streets we're gonna go run section I think we're gonna run for the first time but I wanted to give you guys a little lowdown on the rules for the car restrictions and such so that if you guys do a car and the tires and such like I said I will be doing the first one as a invite for eight pretty much half of people already invited I just gotta send you points out everybody else that wants to be a part of the comment on the first video I will be doing more probably very short intervals in between a lot of people so to get back into tandem here on horizon three other than just team and to take a little laid-back approach to tandem competition and I do enjoy a lot so I believe the section that I'm probably thinking about running is going to be very similar to this I haven't fully decided which one I want to run yet pretty much start at that line and initiate at the island and getting your tires out into that and then bringing it back around if I could actually drift right now I'm gonna run this fully and then basically come through here so it's if we can't get a full run in and see how that works and I think that's one of the sections of everybody I'll be definitely going through a lot of other sections here in the parking lot as well as on the street so as best as we can right now by the island shake you there bring it out to the hash marks don't want to go too far on that island and I am not a squeeze I want to be and run it this way to that island that island bringing it back around not spinning out because you know we're surprising to be so much different than we were before 7 and I've been on 7 again getting my car ready for so let's give this another shot shall we apparently I just achieved something and apparently my car is over rotating today so you guys get the idea I just want to bring this episode to you guys for the main rules and such for the invite sessions so like I said guys I hope you guys enjoyed this a little bit I'm sorry on the rules and such or my all that channel for you guys to watch but the car rules will stay the same and there may be some repeat invites into some of the sessions with my the main team of myself the judge as well as maybe the winner of the first


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to yet another video on YouTube. Apparently the only platform today that can keep itself from bugging out. Though I guess that's not entirely true, because there is a bug that will unsubscribe you from channels. Hmm, might want to double check on that one. Anyways, we got a whole bunch of interesting FNAF security breach TV news to talk about today before episode 3 drops, hopefully tomorrow, if Steerworld decides yes they are going to do the bi-weekly release of the episodes, which hopefully is the case because I cannot wait another week. Last week we got Moondrop and Sunrise, who knows what we're going to get tomorrow. And again, subscribe so you don't miss my reaction. So I thought quickly before we get to episode 3 tomorrow, we take a look at the website because it has updated. And we've also got some other interesting security breach voice acting news that I feel like a lot of people are overlooking, but I mean I've told you to subscribe two times in the intro, so let's just hop into the actual video. So here we are on security breach TV as you should see it if you hop onto it right now. Unfortunately I can't get the sounds to play because that is something we have to look into, so I guess I'll just have to play a sample later on. But the most important thing is this logo right here. If you remember last week, or I guess whenever the week that episode 2 came out, if you double clicked on it, it would change it into a Montgomery security breach logo, which was very interesting because we had never seen that. However, as you can see by the chicken and wolf emoji that you get when you hover over the image, if you double click on it, you now get Glamrock, Chica and Roxanne logos bouncing around on the monitor. I will say the Roxanne logo looks a bit strange. However, last time Monty appeared on the TV screen, we did see him as a secret image in episode 2, so could we see Chica and Roxanne in the third episode? It seemed like Monty was very busted up when we saw him in episode 2, kinda like what Glamrock Chica looked like in that Darko teaser, so could we see Roxanne meet the same unfortunate faith tomorrow? Something else that looks like there's a brand new prop, looks like a coffee mug with a security breach pizza plex logo on it. Unfortunately, the Montgomery popsicle has melted, and also if you hover over the phone, you get I thought I heard something. Now with the secret messages, I haven't really talked about them a whole lot, simply because, well, they're just kinda boring. I mean, it seems like most of them are be careful, or whatever that is, right? You can't save this. However, with the phone, there's no glitched text. So either, stay well messed up on their end, and they're supposed to be glitchy text, or that's done on purpose, because that is a hint to what we're gonna see in the game. I thought I heard something. Maybe that is a voice line spoken by someone on the phone, or one of the characters, like Vanessa or Gregory. And again, there is a brand new sound on the website. Let me see if I can get it. All right, I found a clip on Twitter. I'm gonna leave it linked down below that has the sound. Clanking. Sounds like a machine. Clanking around. What does that mean? It's a brand new sound effect. It hasn't been on the website, and it's something like clanking around, like moving around, moving machinery. Could it be the weird tentacle monster that we've been seeing teased throughout the episodes? Or could it just be like one of the glam rocks? I don't know. But it's interesting that they're changing the sound. Anyways, that's enough of Security Breach TV, the website for now. Again, we will be back tomorrow for episode three. Now I want to talk about some Security Breach voice acting hints. This whole situation is very confusing. So I'm going to try and make it sound not confusing, because this all happened like very late at night, one night, and it was just like it was so much info. So I've gathered it all and hopefully a very simple process. Okay, so randomly on the night of September the 29th, Michelle Amos, who you may know as the voice actress for Ballora, and also Roxanne herself in Fury's Rage. She made a tweet saying, whoa, it's been a while since I've checked in here. Busy walking, just finished something for Scott Cawthon. Don't know if I can say yet, keep you posted. So this came out of nowhere and it was very strange, because usually all the voice acting for the games is kept very, very low profile. The most we get is a review on Voices.com and that's all we have to go off of. However, Michelle just kind of tweeted this out for no reason, but then it gets weirder because the voice actor for Foxy and Pigpatch, you may know him as Chris, retweeted this, which again is interesting. Now it could just be Chris, you know, sharing the excitement, or it could be a hint that he's also involved. He did leave a reply saying, good to see you around off topic. The gypsy wagon you've built is fantastic, which I will agree it is fantastic. Oh, and also Michelle just randomly tweeted out to Kellen, the voice actor for Fun Time Freddy and Molten Freddy and Fredbear. It could just be them catching up, but it could also be something secret, but it doesn't end there because Devon Lauderdale, which may not be a name you recognize immediately, but he provides the voice of Monty in Fury's Rage. He retweeted only a couple tweets with a bunch of eye emojis. Sorry, not a couple, at least three. And then he tries to play it off saying, oh, I'm just trying to share the excitement, bro. Don't get all, don't get all excited, bro.  So I don't know, I'm calling Cap on you, Devon. I think you know something that we don't. Oh, but surely, Johnny blocks. Surely it ends there. That's already like four or five voice actors? Well, what if I told you that we got something from August? Now, you may be saying one or two things. Number one, what do you mean it's October? And number two, who is August? Well, once again, you probably don't know his name, but he is the voice actor for NetBear in Ultimate Custom Night. He too, tweeting out the eye emojis. What does this mean? Well, it could not mean anything at all because he retweeted Devon's tweet about him not being involved with whatever Michelle was talking about and him just being excited. So it could be something or it could be nothing, but it's most likely something because why would all the FNAF voice actors tweet about all this just at the same time on a random day? Oh, did I mention that Michelle revealed a lot, probably too much about her role in Security Preach? Cause she did and probably should not have. So before we hop into what Michelle revealed, what do you think is going on with the voice actors? Do you think it's a coincidence or do you think they're hiding something and we're gonna get voice reveals very soon for the characters? I think it would be very exciting if we got a few voice lines and some of the Freddy and Friends cartoons. And we are getting pretty close to that release date.  I don't know. What do you think? And now let's hop on to what Michelle revealed about her new role. So like I mentioned earlier, Michelle tweeted out saying that she just got done rapping up things with Scott. And then she went and answered a bunch of questions in the replies. Someone said it's Roxanne, Michelle replied that was before this is something else. So allegedly, according to Michelle, what she just got done rapping up with Scott isn't for Roxanne, it's for something else. Someone said, is it related to Ballora? She said, nope. So unfortunately, no Ballora just yet. I don't know, maybe sometime down the line we can get FNAF World Update 3 or maybe Ultimate Custom Night 2. But yeah, it's not Ballora. And this next one definitely, definitely probably should not have gotten out. Someone said, give us a hint. And Michelle, instead of giving a hint, kind of just gave the answer. Security breach. So this new role is for security breach that she just got done rapping up with Scott but isn't Roxanne nor Ballora. Elaborating a bit further, she says it is something totally fresh. Which again, is interesting. It's not Roxanne. Hmm, could it be the staff robots? That's a big old nope from Michelle. So it's not the staff robots, it's not Ballora. And this role specifically isn't Roxanne.  Waiting to hear back from Scott about how much I can reveal. I think the damage has already been done. But casually I'll just announce that yes, I'm also Roxanne. Now to be fair again, like I mentioned earlier she was Roxanne in Fury's Rage but since this is all about security breach I think she might have just leaked. Which I think we all guessed that she was gonna be Roxanne anyways. But it's still kind of funny. Someone else said, did you get a lot of lines? And Michelle said quite a few. So once again, this isn't for Roxanne. It's for a different role. But whatever role it is, it has quite a few lines. It's also not the cupcake. I feel like this was pretty, pretty clear but it is not the cupcake. And then finally it came to a close when Michelle said Scott says shh. And that ladies and gentlemen is all we have for today. Until episode three comes out tomorrow. So what do you think's going on with all the voice actors? What do you think the new role is for Michelle? What do you think's gonna happen in episode three? Do you think we're gonna see an appearance by Roxanne and Glamrock Chica? Again, subscribe so you don't miss my reaction to episode three and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye. We're hopping into the Jalopy gonna go for a ride to the pizza shop with a brit. We're jumping in a rock until the sun goes down and the moon is shining forever and ever.


One of the teachers is as devoted to her profession as our Miss Brooks, who teaches English at Madison High. Any problem of our school system is of concern to her. So when she heard recently that there was a shortage of 76,000 teachers in the country schools, she gave the problem quite a lot of thought. I certainly did. But no matter how I tried, I couldn't figure out how to make the shortage 76,000 than one. Lately, it seemed more and more difficult to make ends meet.  And when she does bring it up, she always manages to invent a new way of asking me for it. Take last Wednesday morning at breakfast, for instance, when she tried another new approach. Connie, you've hardly eaten a thing. How about another egg, dear? There are only 89 cents a dozen. A little more bacon, 79 cents a pound. No thanks, Mrs. Davis. Well done. What about a little bread? 25 cents a loaf. And butter, 68 cents a pound. No thanks. Is there anything else you want, dear? Well, yes. I'd like some water, 30 cents a tank. Honestly, Mrs. Davis, if you want the money I owe you, there's no reason to hint around like that. I'm certainly no child. Just come right out and say it. I want the money, you old me. What else is new, Grandma? Mrs. Davis, I hate to put you off like this, but if you could be patient a little while longer, I'll pay most of what I owe you. Why don't you earn some extra money on the side, dear? Why not take an outside job? What would you suggest? Selling students door to door? No, I'm afraid I can't follow your advice, Mrs. Davis. You remember Mr. Conklin's rule barring outside jobs for teachers? I know, but there have been times when he hasn't been so strict about enforcing it. This isn't one of them. This new ruling comes from Mr. Stone, the head of our Board of Education. But surely our good feels the pinch just as much as any of you. Well, you'd never know it. Why, just the other day he bought himself a new car. What? Where did you get the money for it? I don't know, but for three days I've been combing the school basement looking for the printing press. Let's figure out how he's going to pay for it. Well, kind of, I wouldn't know. Oh, that must be Walter to pick me up. Come on in, Walter. The door's open. When it comes to calling for me, that kid is regular as clockwork. And it's always such a pleasure to see him in the morning. He never seems to change from day to day. Good morning, Miss Brooks. Morning, Margaret. Except this morning when he's grown a mustache and a double chin. Mr. Conklin, why are you all good? What a pleasant surprise. You think so? It's as nice as if she'd just seen a ghost. Oh, no, sir. Ghosts don't scare me nearly as much as yours. It isn't usually until later in the day that you scare the daylighters. It's just that I'm surprised to see you, sir. But why did you stop by, Mr. Conklin? I simply wanted the pleasure of driving you to school in my new car, Miss Brooks. You did? Why, how considerate. But I can't see any reason for you to put yourself out like this all's good. Can you, Connie? Not yet, I can't. Oh, I can't either, Mr. Conklin. Particularly when Walter's going to call for me any minute now. Oh, he won't be calling for you today, my dear. I arranged that with him last night when he came by to see Harriet. I'm taking Denton's place. Well, in that case, I'll buy a little breakfast with her. By all means, try an egg, eighty-nine turns a dozen. Just a dime and help yourself out good. I'll go into the kitchen and heat up the coffee. I really appreciate your calling for me today, sir. Oh, cut, cut, my dear, I don't want any thanks. What I intend doing every day from now on. Every day from now on? First I pick you up and I call for Mr. Boynton and then Miss Enright. Then Mr. Boynton and Miss Enright? And whatever other teachers wish to ride along. Whatever other teachers wish to ride along? Miss Brooks, is the reception bad on your side today? You'd enjoy driving to school comfortably seated in the back seat with Mr. Boynton every day, wouldn't you? Oh, certainly, sir. But where are we going to stick Miss Enright in the gloves compartment? If there's no one else driving with us, you'll sit up in front with me. But, sir, I'm still afraid I don't understand why you're... You know, what is there to understand, my dear? I simply want the teachers who have given so unstintingly of themselves over the years to have an opportunity to ride with me in my new car, to share with me the happiness, the satisfaction, the joy, the monthly payment, and the pleasures of my new car. Now that I'm beginning to understand, I'm terrified. Don't you say monthly payment? Not near as flip as it does. But naturally, you wouldn't expect me to pick you up for nothing, would you? Who wouldn't? No, sir, naturally not. So I'm charging each of you $8 a month for transportation. That will help to pay expenses for gas, oil, wear and tear. Monthly payment? Really, sir, as much as I'd like to drive with you, $8 a month is much more than... Oh, I don't expect money today, Miss Brooks, or even tomorrow. Well, in that case... Miss Brooks, surely I'm not forcing you to ride with me. The arrangement I suggest is entirely voluntary. You can do whatever you want with whomever you want outside of school. Oh, thank you, sir, that was not enough. However, let me point out to you, I, on the other hand, have complete sovereignty over you once you are within Madison's portals, and I can do whatever I want with the subject within my domain. Do you follow me, Miss Brooks? Yes, Your Majesty, write him to bankruptcy. Just a minute. Oh, good morning, Mr. Varnon.  I have something to discuss with you. I think I know what it's about, Mr. Varnon. You look about the way I feel. How do you feel, Miss Brooks? The way you look. Why? How do I look? The way I feel. Anyone for who's on first? Mr. Varnon, it's apparent you, too, have had a session with Mr. Conklin. That's right. Gosh, eight dollars a month for transportation. There must be some way the three of us can get out of this additional expense. Well, I don't see how, and anyway, I'm sure Miss Enright doesn't mind it. Well, I'm sure she does. Even though she talked about her outside income, I'm certain she... Good morning, dear Mr. Varnon. My gosh, speak of the devil. Who's going up on his twin sister? Well, Miss Brooks, why are you two looking so glum this morning? Haven't you heard the good news about Mr. Conklin and his new car yet? I know. What hid him? Train or truck? Oh, no, nothing like that, darling. But haven't he told you he's driving the three of us to school every morning? That's just it. Where are we going to get the eight dollars a month he's charging? Oh, of course. How thoughtless of me. That nasty old eight dollars is depressing, isn't it? We'd be depressed if it was a mean young fifty cents. Yes, I suppose that's true. With my independent income, I sometimes lose sight of these more mundane problems. Well, if there's anything I can do to help Mr. Varnon, you know where to find me. Uh-huh. All he has to do is pick up his foot and there you are. Thanks for your offer, Miss Enright, but I'll manage somehow. Well, I have to be getting to class. I'll see you two later. Oh, you're going to see a lot of me later. At an expense, he's probably canceled his date with you already, hasn't he, Miss Brooks? How did you know? Walls have ears, darling. I know, and wallflowers have even bigger ones. You're not inferring that I've gone around eavesdropping, are you? If the wall fits, then paper it. Nothing couldn't have worked out better for you if you'd arranged it yourself, could it? Oh, but I did arrange it, darling. What? Certainly. Poor dear Mr. Conklin was wondering how he could possibly afford this new car he had his eye on, so I suggest this little daily carpool involving you, me, and Mr. Boyce. He's glad that the idea worked. I see. Well, Miss Enright, I can thank you for one thing. It was nice of you to suggest a carpool. Why, darling? It gives me a choice of getting run over or drowning myself. I thought about how to get out of Mr. Conklin's carpool the blacker the problem became. However, in the school cafeteria at lunch, it seemed pointless to brood over it myself, so when Walter Denton stopped by the table, I decided to tell him my sad story. I felt with Walter's spirit, you ought to be even enthusiasm, I'd get an entirely different plant on my problem. Walter listened attentively, and his first words revealed the complete optimism of you. Gosh, if you asked me, you're dead. I knew you'd find a solution. Well, let's see if I've got the story right, Miss Brooks, and I'll try again. Miss Enright persuaded Mr. Conklin to get together a carpool to meet the monthly payments on his new car. It said carpool being you, Miss Enright, Mr. Boynton. This daily transportation entails an outlay of $8 a month apiece, which neither you nor Mr. Boynton can afford. Is that correct? That's correct. Well? Can't be, you're dead. Making progress, this time you left out the gosh. It seems to me, Walter, if you hadn't volunteered to stop calling for me when Mr. Conklin asked you to, this might never have happened. Who volunteered? I was drafted. You think I'd voluntarily give up the pleasure of driving you to school, Miss Brooks? Well, I didn't. Thank you. Or that I'd voluntarily give up the opportunity of seeing your smiling face across from me every morning as I tasted Mrs. Davis' succulent bacon and eggs, as I sank my teeth into a rich, delicious pancake, as I devoured those luscious, golden-brown waffles saturated in maple syrup. The pleasure of driving me to school. I really couldn't believe that you'd stopped picking me up of your own accord, Walter. Oh, no, ma'am. But when I protested last night, old Marblehead, Mr. Conklin, gave me a choice. Either I could discontinue calling for you or give up seeing Harriet. So I made my choice. Luscious, golden-brown Harriet. You chose Harriet? Yes, ma'am. There are some things more important than pancakes. Why is Mr. Boynton coming in now? He doesn't look very depressed. He's even smiling. Maybe one of his baby frogs finally said da-da to him. Well, I guess you two have things to talk over, so I'll be going. Oh, you don't have to leave on my account, Walter. Oh, well, then I... Okay, then leave on my account. See you later, Walter. All right, just to buy this book. Miss Brooks, I believe I finally got it. Oh, you've had this for quite some time, huh? It's got what, Mr. Boynton? The solution to our problem. I don't think we're going to have to pay Mr. Conklin for driving us to school after all. But how are we going to avoid it? Well, on a hunch I had, I checked through the Motor Vehicle Bureau and I found out it's illegal to transport people for money unless you're a hack. Well, then Mr. Conklin's got nothing to worry about. He's one of the biggest hacks, either... Taxi driver. Exactly. It's illegal to drive us around for money without a hack license. And we both know what a stickler Mr. Conklin is for legality. Oh, Mr. Boynton, you may have a solution to that, because even if he took out a taxi license, he'd be rescinding Mr. Stone's edict against outside jobs for teachers. Right. We've got him coming and going. I won't be content until we've got sideways covered, too. Well, I know there's nothing to worry about anymore. Do you want to break it to him or shall I, Miss Brooks? Maybe we both can, since he's headed right for this table now. Where? Oh, yes. Then perhaps you'd better tell him and I'll back you up. Maybe you'd better alert Walter, too, and he can catch us both. Well, well, well, this is a stroke of luck. Two people I've been looking for at the same table. I've got some good news for you both. Good news? Yes, Miss Brooks. I've arranged to have your checks made out today instead of Friday. Oh, thank you, sir. It does make it possible for both of you to cough up the air. Maybe... Maybe what we agreed on for transportation for the coming month. We'd love to pay you, Miss Compton, but we know you wouldn't want to do anything illegal. Do anything illegal? Me? So since it's illegal to take money for driving people without a hat license, obviously you wouldn't want to take ours without one. Oh, obviously, my dear. I couldn't take your money without a hat license, could I? Well, I'm glad we got that settled. So right after I purchased my car, I went down and got one. You got a hat license? Complete with badge. Luckily, I knew William Jones of the Jones cab company. He has a fleet of three cabs already, so he just put me on his list as the fourth driver and got me the license. But, sir, you're not actually driving a cab for his company, are you? Heaven foresees. It was merely a courtesy. Offensively, of course, as the fourth man, I'd be subject to call if the other three were called out at the same time. But Mr. Jones assured me that hasn't happened in the 25 years he's been in business. No, not by the remotest correct of the imagination, could my getting a hat license be construed as securing an outside job. Then would it be all right if Mr. Boynton got one? He wouldn't dare. What would Mr. Stone think if he knew about yours? How could he know about it unless one of you were to tell him?  No, sir, and since it does, we won't. Let you know that Mr. Stone is coming over to see Daddy in half an hour. What's the matter? Couldn't he find a taxi in his own neighborhood? I don't see how that bit of news concerns me, Harriet. Well, you and Mr. Boynton aren't going to take what's happened to you lying down, are you? I can't speak for Mr. Boynton, Harriet, but I'm already covered up, tucked in, and my chin strap is in place. Well, it isn't fair, Miss Brooks. Daddy has no right to take advantage of you two. Why, if Mr. Stone knew about Daddy flaunting his edict this way, there'd be that devil to pay. Well, certainly no one's going to tell Mr. Stone about it. Well, no one has to, Miss Brooks, but, uh, well, suppose something accidentally happened to Mr. Stone's car, and he had to call the Jones cab company for a taxi from Daddy's office. But what could possibly happen to Mr. Stone's car? And it's very simple for Walter to get a box of thumbtacks from shop class. It still wouldn't work, not with all the other cabs on Mr. Jones' list. You mean because Daddy is low-man on the totem pole? Exactly. There are three totems, a man ahead of him. Three cabs would have to be called out before they called your father. And that hasn't happened at the same time. In the 25 years, the cab company has been operating a fleet. Until today. A lot of the way of getting rid of the fleet. Yes, Harriet, I just happened to think of a couple of sailors, I know. Stone, you may rest assured that no members of my faculty will ever take an outside job. Well, I'm glad to hear that all's good. It's good to know that in some places my edict is being obeyed. Is there any school that doesn't obey your commands, sir? Well, we did run into a little difficulty over at Jefferson High. We found that the head of the French department was spending his evenings driving an old truck around. Well, I brought him up before the board, and his punishment. We decided to give him the hardest and most unpleasant task we could find. But I thought Jefferson already had a principal. If you did, it wasn't severe enough, sir. Well, there's no such problem here. Come in. Hello, Mr. Compton. Did Mrs. Davis get here yet? Because... Oh, Mr. Stone. Pardon me, sir. I didn't mean to interrupt anything. You're not interrupting a thing, Miss Brooks. I was just about to leave for another appointment. But what's this about Mrs. Davis being here? Well, she said if she wasn't here, it would be an emergency. I should get into a cab and hop over to the vet. She'd be in the maternity ward. Maternity ward? At the vet. Mrs. Davis? I wish I could get that sort of attention in my classroom. You see, it's Mrs. Davis' cat, Minerva. She's expecting. But first, I've got to pick up Sam and bring him along. Who's Sam? He's the fellow who's passing out the cigars. Her husband, the neighbor's cab. What's this? It's his back.  Dad, now tell me what happened. I think I wrenched my back, sir. It might even be broken. I fell down as I was leaving school. It was all I could do to get in here. Oh, better get home as quickly as possible. You're so right, Mrs. Stone. I'll call for two cabs at once. The Jones cab company hasn't had this much business in ages. The Jones cab company hasn't had this much business in ages. Yes, you remember. We always take from them. But what do you need two cabs for? Why can't you both get into one cab? We could, but why waste the extra one I'm calling for? Mrs. Brooks, I'm sure that one cab will be quite good. There's a man in pain here.  Oh, no, sir. Three will do the tricks nicer. I'll call the phone at once. In the meantime, if you can make it point in, why don't you go into Mr. Conklin's inner office and scratch out on the couch? Yes, sir. I'll do that, sir. I'll go. Yes, now go ahead with that phone call, Mrs. Brooks. You can get the number of the cab company from the operator. Oh, that won't be necessary, sir. It's right here on your desk under this little paperweight. Paperweight? What paperweight? Let's see. It says badge number 3764. Send over two cabs to Madison High at once. That's right. Two cabs. It is, say, isn't that interesting? Yes, I'll hang on. He's checking on the cabs now. He says this is the first time in 25 years that all three cabs will be out at the same time. Luckily, there's a fourth cab driver they can reach in an emergency. Yes, sir. That is fortunate. No cab company should ever leave themselves so short-handed that they're up against it. Luckily, there's a fourth cab driver they can reach in an emergency. Very dependent. Well, sir, I thought I'd better come up and tell Mr. Stone I was passing his car just now and a few of his tires are flat. Two of my tires? I haven't got a couple of hours. I've made for my next appointment as it is. Mrs. Brooks, while you're on that phone, tell him to contact that emergency cab and send it right over. Yes, sir. Why bother to ask him to contact anybody? I'll take you to your appointment in my car. What are you trying to do, sir? Cut out the middleman? We'll offer all good, but the cab will be over in a minute or two. Go ahead, Mrs. Brooks. Oh, Denton, you walk front and let me know when the cab gets here. Yes, sir. Hello? Cab company? You can send over those two cabs. Good. Well, I've just got another customer for you. Uh-huh. Better contact him at once. Mr. Stone, believe me, it's absolutely no trouble to drive you wherever you're going. Absolutely none whatsoever. Look, we can leave at once. And Mrs. Fonkall? I'm so close, I'll get it, Mr. Conklin. Hello? Yes, he's right here. It's for you, Mr. Conklin. Oh, for me? That's the wrong number. The first time I ever heard of anyone asking for the right person and getting the wrong number. Now, Mr. Stone, I seem with a pleasure and a privilege if you only allow me to... Hello? Right, but you've still got the wrong number. Oh, what about Mrs. Allabout? Let me have that old miss, bro. No, no, Mrs. Stone! Conklin's office certainly will give him that message. That was the Jones cab company, all good. They said you should drive your cab over and pick up a fare at Madison High School. He hasn't far to travel. Don't believe me. Things aren't the way they appear to be. And if you let me, please. I haven't time for explanations, Conklin. Right now, I have to get my next appointment. So you'll be good enough to drive. Oh, yes, Mr. Stone, I'll be glad. And that way, you'll certainly be able to prove one thing. Prove one thing? What's that, Miss Brooks? If it's true what they say about educators being poor tippers... Let's go!


In the past, we talked about its foundation, we talked about its history, we talked about its different schools of thought, we talked about its different approaches, its different frameworks. We then started talking about its different stakeholders, the importance of shareholders and today we are going to proceed to the more micro issues in relation to the stakeholders and the shareholders and the topic is very interesting and that is called residual powers and class action. Now, ladies and gentlemen, this is a very interesting concept because what we see is is that the board is not omnipotent, the board is the final authority but even the board can be superseded by the general body meeting. So, it is not that that whatever the board decides, it will be applicable on everyone or whatever the board does not decide remains as it is and the company becomes stagnant. There are certain examples and certain issues where the board can also be superseded. Now, when we look at these different issues and these different dimensions where they would be a residual power by the general body or by the shareholders at large, then that is when this residual power is exerted and they tend to overcome or encapsulate the whole board of directors also. So, when we look at it ladies and gentlemen, then there arise some situations that the board is unwilling on unable to act. In such situations, it is permissible for the general meeting to exercise the powers vested in the board of directors even though it may be exercising powers which are conferred on the board. So, again what we see over here ladies and gentlemen, sirs and madams is that the general meeting or the general shareholders can get together in a general meeting and can supersede and can circumvent the authority of the board of directors especially based upon the scenario or the circumstances and secondly can also exercise those powers which are vested by the board because the board is not exercising them. So, that is what residual power is all about and is a very important is a very important component of good and corporate governance. There are a number of situations conceivable where the general meeting may be called upon to exercise these default or residuity powers. So, that is very important what we have been talking about that the general meeting will be exercising these residuity or residual power or default powers, but not permanently only for a particular situation and for a particular circumstance. Examples of residual power situations could be where there is a deadlock on the board where everyone is voting and a deadlock arises where an effective quorum cannot be obtained. So, for various reasons board members are not coming repeated meetings and therefore many decisions are pending with the transaction question is beyond the powers of the board. So, if certain limits have been given to the board and in that case there is a project or there is a situation or there is an activity which supersedes that particular limit then these residual powers are basically exercised. In these situations the general meeting can either rectify and rectify the acts of the directors or authorize the directors to act on their behalf to an ordinary resolution in either case directors are governed by the rules of agency. So, again what is done is that the general meeting basically tends to give those powers or tends to give that authority or tends to give a decision which will then be exercised by the board of directors, but what happens is that the decision is taken and its implementation is done by the board of directors and the top management it is not that the general meeting or the shareholders would be also involved in the implementation process because that would be a conflict of interest and also would compromise the whole structure of the organization. So, that is extremely important to understand that again the general body cannot go into implementation, but it can act as an agent and based upon that they could be taking certain decisions which will be implemented by the board of directors. So, another very important aspect in residual powers is called class action. Class action ladies and gentlemen is a legal proceeding in which one or several plaintiffs bring a lawsuit on behalf of a larger group known as the class. The judgment or settlement agreed to arise from the suit covers all members of the group or class where penalties paid by the defendant are divided up among the class members. So, what we see is that class action itself is also a manifestation of residual power whereby the majority of a large group gets together and they institute a class action legal proceeding in which a particular interest or a particular issue is identified and in that they try to ensure that the majority wins over here and whatever emerges the penalties will be paid by the defendants or that particular party which is basically guilty of that particular issue. A class action refers to a legal course where the plaintiff brings forward a lawsuit for the benefit of a larger group of effective people. This group or class must attest that they were affected by the defendants actions but only the lead plaintiff will try the case in the court. What we see is that it becomes the responsibility of the petitioner or of the class or group that they must be able to prove without doubt that the defendant's action or inaction is adversely affecting and that then leads to a class action suit. If the plaintiff wins, awards are paid out pro rata among the members of the class. So, depending upon the person's take a pro rata basis is established whereby that amount is distributed. In finance class action lawsuits are often brought against companies where the class is the company shareholder. So, again just like earlier mentioned over here the class is the company shareholder because it is the largest interest group and they tend to then file cases or instigate legal proceedings against the board of directors or the top management. Now, if you look at some famous examples and two very famous examples. One is the famous Enron example in which the Enron shareholders filed a suit and they got 7.2 billion dollars as settlement and the second one is of Toyota in which Toyota had these faulty breaks and there was a major recall and based upon that there was a 1 billion dollar settlement. So, there are many other examples like that and these are the class action suits and a consequence of those. So, what we see is is that residue power vests in the context of good governance and corporate governance with the shareholders can be practiced and implemented in the general meeting can supersede and override the authority of the board of directors can result in various decisions or indecisions to take place and then when we talk about a class action suit then that again is a representation of the larger number of shareholders which would be called the class and they would be filing a suit and based upon that there would be a certain settlement which would emerge and that would ensure that the company operates in a better way or these stakes of the majority shareholders are basically catered. Thank you so much.


And so we're recording the meeting. The only agenda item is the. The continued hearing. I'm promoting Tom and Mark to. To panelists so they can speak when they're ready. Nate, do I need to go through the. All the preamble information or can we. Be speedier than that. Okay. Did we already determine it was a significant structure? I can't remember if we did that. We didn't go through that to my room memory. We didn't. Okay. Right. And so I think, you know, there was. We had, and so there was, and here's the agenda. The. The commission wanted to have the site visit before going through the criteria. So I can pull up the criteria if you'd like. If you'd like to go through the criteria. If you'd like to go through the criteria. If you'd like to go through the criteria. Do you want to read the formal one, Jane? I have it. I have. I have it if I can. Manage my screen. You can just do it without showing us. Here we go. Okay. So. Everybody's here. I will welcome you to the Amherst historical commission, which is a meeting of the open meeting law. General law, chapter 30, a paragraph, 20. Signed Thursday, March 12th. 2020. This hearing and meeting is being held virtually using the zoom platform. So I am Jane walled chair of the Amherst historical commission. And so I'm calling this meeting to order at 306 p. M. This meeting is being recorded and minutes are being taken as normal. Because this is a zoom meeting. I'll take a roll call of commission members present. So, let's see. Jan more court. That's it. Pat law. Present. Heady startup. Present. Jane Sheffler. Not present. And Robin Fordham. Not present. And Jane Wald is present. So if we have any technical difficulties, we might need to pause temporarily to rectify the problem and then continue the meeting. And if you do have any problems, just let Nate know. We might, if there are problems, we might need to suspend the discussion while we settle those technical issues and the minutes will note if a disconnection has occurred. Please use the raise hand function to ask a question or make comment.  And after speaking, remember to re mute yourself. Opportunity for public comment will be provided during the general public comment period. And at other appropriate times throughout the meeting, please be aware of the board will not respond to comments during the general public comment period. If you wish to make a comment, this is for members of the public. If you wish to make comment during the public comment period, you must join the meeting via the zoom teleconferencing link, which can be found on the meeting agenda and is located on the town website on the calendar listing for this meeting. Again, for members of the public, please indicate you wish to make a comment by clicking the raise hand button when public comment is solicited. If you've joined the zoom meeting using a telephone, please indicate you wish to make a comment by pressing star nine on your phone. When called on, please identify yourself by stating your full name and address. And put yourself back into mute when finished speaking. Residents are welcome to express their views for up to three minutes and at the discretion of the historical commission chair. If these guidelines are not complied with or the speaker exceeds their live time, their participation will be disconnected from the meeting. So we are continuing a public hearing continuing from March 18th, 2020 and April 22nd, 2020. Concerning a request to demolish the wood frame barn at 197 South Pleasant Street, which is located on the left side of the street. So we are continuing a public hearing on April 14, a dash 195 on by Amherst college. So for the public hearing, I'll first ask Mark Andrews and Tom Davies. If they wish to make any. Comments. Let me correct the record. Robin has joined the meeting. Yeah. Yeah. I just, I just saw that. Yeah. So Mark or Tom. Do you have any comments you would like to make? I appreciate everyone coming out to the barn from the walk through and sort of working through all the, the weirdness that we had to go through to keep everybody safe and distance properly. I hope all your questions were answered and you get to see what you wanted to see. Thank you. So I will. Open the discussion to members of the historical commission. If they would like to share any reflections on the site visit. And then we'll need to go through. The criteria for determining whether the structure is a significant structure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  During the site visit. I can walk through those. This is. You know, this is upstairs. This is looking at, you know, looking south. So, you know, the stairs are over here on the right. You can see where the previous owner at some point patched to beam and try to support more of the roof structure with some. Makeshift. Elements. Here's a view just showing the, you know. This is on the first floor, although this beam comes into here. It's hard to tell if some of this is a. You know, notched and tagged, you know, Mark and I saw some evidence of that, but on some joints, it actually, it's really difficult to tell how structural the joints are. If they're, I'm not, I don't want to say decorative, but I mean, they're probably serving some structural purpose, but not. You know, I don't know if that means that beams are repurposed, but sometimes it looks as if they weren't. You know, a full post and beam construction. So, you know, I don't know if that's a good idea. Here's another just image of the first floor showing, you know, the center block foundation. And then, you know, this is looking. Looking west, you know, this, so this space is the back. This is just again showing interior structure. There is, it's hard to see in this picture, but there is a lot of, you know, beetle infestation.  And here's just a picture of the barn. So it is, you know, the hedge row makes it less visible from South pleasant street, but this is from, you know, right. Right on the driveway and crosswalk. So, you know, if there weren't vegetation, it would, would be more visible. Those are my comments from the site visit. Okay. Tom. Am I, am I, you can hear me now. So, I, one of the things in the, in the last hearing, you had asked if we could go back and look and see if we could find any other documentation or any other. Evidence about the, you know, where this thing came from, if the 1930 sounds about right or whatever. And Mark and I looked into a little bit. And I think there's not much more to find. I think then what we had shared and more, more to the point what Nate, I think had shared last time. But we, you know, I guess I wanted to address that because it was asked and to say that we, we don't really have much else to offer other than it doesn't show up on a plot plan from Mark. I mean, it's, it's been a long, long time since we have. You know, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the 1820s or something like that, right? Yeah. So it doesn't show up on that survey. And then we did ask the former owner of the house. And their thought was that it was a, you know, garage or a carriage house. And they weren't aware of it actually, you know, being used as a barn per se. There were no tools in it like that when they got the house or anything like that, but um, that that doesn't really necessarily provide much information is just all we know at this point. Thank you. Um, I'll just remind you. As I stated at our last meeting or the original hearing that I'm Precusing myself from the discussion I can help to moderate it, but I am an employee of Amherst College and Have a connection to this project in a in another capacity at Amherst College. So I won't be loading and I won't be discussing, but I will call on you if you raise your hand. Pat. I just have a question about the beetle infestation. Does that mean that the wood can't be repurposed? If that were something that we were wanting to discuss? Mark. Yeah, I can answer that. I think what it means is that it's probably not tenable in a structural capacity. There may be some use for it. Probably some use for it to the extent we're not sure until we slice the lumber up and see how bad the infestation is. But there's sort of an ocean and there was from Tom Harris, the general and we took a look at it that some of the lumber could be repurposed as sort of a decorative element, but it's structural days in a modern assembly are probably over. Does that does that mean that the structural integrity of the barn is now compromised? For a barn, I don't know. In terms of any structure that isn't for an agricultural purpose that would have to meet modern seismic requirements and when loading and you'd have to get a structural engineer to stamp. Absolutely not. It would never fly. Okay, thank you. Are there other questions from commission members, Jan, you have. I can't find the raise hand thing anymore on this. Handlers may not be able to raise hands. So I think you can just maybe I raise your hand visibly or just start speaking. Well, I appreciated the site visit. I just wanted to thank Amherst college y'all for putting up with having to take us in one at a time. It was really worth seeing it. And I just want to say before we talk about each point on the designation checklist that it seems to me that entitling in a barn in the demolition request is slightly misleading that it really seems to me it's just a garage that reused structural elements. Construction elements from the previous maybe barn that was there, because some of those timbers look older than the garage itself. And I think that'll affect how we approach the designation discussion. Yeah, thanks. Yeah, I kind of agree. It almost seems like this wasn't, you know, some of the old sandborn map showed other structures here and perhaps this was, you know, built repurposing some of those timbers and material because this footprint was never shown on those maps, the earlier maps and it doesn't look like it was ever used for any, you know, and what not really, you know, what would have been for barn in terms of the wrong kind of foundation for the barn it's not big enough for a barn it doesn't have any. You know, the utilitarian features of a bar. Okay. Are we ready to deliberate. I can pull up the criteria. Thank you. Yeah, I've got a copy here but yeah if you could pull them up so people everybody can see them. And remind me Nate do we close the public hearing before we do this part, or is this part of the public hearing. Let me see if I can move this out a little bit the if the commission feels that there's no more information that needs to be heard or submitted it can be a motion to close the hearing and then this is, you know, discussion after the close of the hearing. Okay. Would anyone make a motion to close the public hearing. I make a motion to close the public hearing. Thank you. Thank you. All in favor. I need a roll call. Sorry about that. Oh, that's right. That's right. Okay. Jen Mark part. What am I saying here. Yes. Voting yes on the motion. Sorry. Okay, thank you. Short memory. Okay. Pat off. Voting yes on the motion. Thank you. Thank you. And Robin Fordham. See Robin. Robin. Oh, Robin is not here any longer. That's interesting. She had been maybe a call in. I don't know what happened. I just noticed that right. She's up there either. Okay. Let's check my email. She said she's having trouble with getting audio to work. All right. I'm not sure she'll be able to join us. So that's okay. I guess that's fine. Yes. All right. So that's three in favor, not opposed and one abstention. So we get the public hearing is closed. So let's move to looking at the. Review criteria. So right now on my screen, I see. Jan and only the review criteria in the gallery. So if I, that's fine. This is a. So you're not seeing the criteria in an entirety or. That's correct. Yeah. If you do grid. Grid video. Or slop shared screen with video. Okay. Thank you. That was it. All right. All right. So. We'll be looking at historical importance, architectural importance and geographical importance. So we can. Go. Through these one at a time. First of all, is it listed on or within an area listed on the national register of historic places? Yeah. So historical importance. Does it have the character interest or value as part of the development, heritage. Or cultural characteristics of the town of Amherst, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Or the nation. Now, do we have to. Oh my goodness. Here's a process question. Do we have to go through a. Roll call vote on each of these sub characteristics. Or can we. Can we. Take a vote on historical importance in the aggregate. I guess that's a question for the commission.  I think we could do that. And then. You know, I think if everyone just, if we go down the list and have a voice. Yeah, or nay from, you know, Jan, Heady to Pat, that would work. I personally would find it a lot easier. To make an evaluation based on each of the three categories. Once we've gone through the check, the checklist for each of the categories. And then. You know, make a deliberate, make a pronouncement rather than point by point. So we could discuss point by point, but then come up with an overall decision on the larger category. Yes. Okay. Yeah, we can do that. We need a roll call because it's a virtual meeting. Yes. Right. I see. So does anyone. Have any comments on the first sub head under historical importance character interest or value? It's a tough one. I think it does have. Character. Contributions. Not significant. Character contributions, but it's over a hundred years old. And I think it does have. An extremely. Vital central part of our town. It sits within a context of other interesting. Buildings. So I would say. That it. It does meet the criteria in that capacity. This structure isn't over a hundred years old though. Wasn't it built in the 30s, 1930s? Yeah, it's 2020. So it's 20 years old. 90. It's 85 years old. I mean, that's, it's splitting hairs, but I think that makes a difference in terms of the. Heritage and cultural. Heritage and cultural. Makeup of Amherst in the 19th century versus the early 20th century or first third of the 20th century. It has character, but I'm wondering if it weren't painted red. If it would have as much character to us. Seriously. That's a good point. So if you take away the red, we basically have a garage. Where the workshop upstairs. Exactly. It's with some nice old beans. Yeah. That are bug infested. I mean, I'm not trying to knock it. I'm just saying that I think we're really influenced by the word barn. In the application and in the color. But I don't think it functioned as one. And it's not that old. Maybe the original barn that was there. That those beeps came from that. I'd be really fighting to keep it. But I think it's already compromised. I agree. Okay. So. We'll go to the next one is at the side of an historic event. No. I mean, as far as we know. Identified. George Washington sleep there. I don't know. Identified with a person or group of persons who had some influence on society. The president's mother, she had him. Is that count? I mean, if you have a college president as a son, are you influencing? Well, if you kind of in the barn. But. No. No. Exemplifies the cultural, political, economic, social or historic heritage of the community. No. No. No, it was intended to mimic. But. That's a good point. Okay. So. We'll move on to architectural importance. We don't want to vote on this one. If you feel that this structure meets. Any of the criteria of historical importance. Please. Please. Say yes. Starting with Jan. No. Eddie. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Okay. Three. To three, four, none against one extension. So architectural importance and. Need, I wonder if you could move the. Oh, yeah. Sorry. Sorry. Okay. Does this structure portray the environment of a group of people in an era of history characterized by distinctive architectural style? No. If we go back to the fact that it's more a garage than a barn, you know. Okay. Does it embody distinguishing characteristics of an architectural type? Not well. Precisely. Is it the work of an architect, master builder, or craftsman whose individual work has influenced the development of the town? We hope not. No. Does it contain elements of architectural design, detail, materials, or craftsmanship, which represents a significant innovation? No. Okay. So please indicate your vote, yes or no, if you feel that the structure meets any of the criteria of architectural importance. Jan? No. Eddie? No. Pat? No. Okay. Thank you. Three. Three no's, none in favor, one extension. Geographic importance. Is the site part of related or related to a square park or other distinctive area? No. I'm ambivalent on this. Maybe I'm just swayed by my site visits experience. I was going to try and share with you something from a photograph I took of the view back from the barn to the street. You sent us that, right? What's that? You emailed that to us. Did I? Oh, good. Yes, you did. So they're, they're, yeah. Not very clear. I was very, I just was very struck by the fact that this is part of a sort of interesting conversation between building buildings. Some of which are also owned by MS college. I think it's more. I think in terms of geographic importance. You know, it's interesting. Sitting in the middle of them all. You know, next to a house that was, you know, the president's mother's house, which is a pretty interesting building. And a religious center, which is behind the site, which is also interesting architecturally, you know, the view from the top of the barn is. Interesting towards. The intersection with North Hampton road. I just hope that when they plan this new. Building that, that that is sort of. In, in, in the, in the mix. So I do think it has geographic importance. Yeah. Here's the image, right? How do you tell? Yeah. Yeah. I want to see you. I think that's, that's huge actually, you know, I mean, that's. You know, that's why the driveway is there maybe so that as you drive out of the driveway from your garage, carriage, house, barn, that's what you see. You know, that's very interesting to me. Maybe I'm just really pushing something that doesn't exist for anybody else, but there's a lot of charm. In the sighting and the positioning of these buildings. So that will be true of whatever. Humanities center building is there. I mean, from the second floor, looking East, you'll have that same view. Same view out the hedges. Yep. Probably without the house on the right, but that's the beauty of Amherst college to me is that they've saved so many of these buildings and that the campus is set within this historic centers. So it seems like it's perfect for a humanities center to have that. Yeah, I'm very, I'm very curious and excited about that. I'm sorry. It just, it would seem that the view is intended for the house. And it's kind of a happenstance. That the driveway takes in that same view, but I agree, Heddie, with you that if, and we can't have it speak to the new buildings, that would be ideal. All right. So the. Is the structure as to its unique location or physical characteristics. Does it represent. Established and familiar visual feature of the neighborhood. Village center or the community as a whole.  Yeah, it kind of does. I mean, as much as you can see it. But again, anything would become, I mean, I know I've argued the other side of this. For, you know, like the barn on Montague road, but in this particular case. Anything would be a familiar visual feature sitting there that if you could see it, right? And again, I think the fact that it's. Shaped like a barred and painted red. Is influencing how much we see it as part of this. A particularly special feature in this little neighborhood. Well, I'm not necessarily arguing that we, that we save this. Faux barn. I'm arguing for. The geographic importance of that structure within. It's property property boundaries. But it's more. I'm just going to play the devil's advocate here. It's more. The visual feature of. The vision from there as opposed to the barn being a visual feature for the town. Yeah. As the barn really isn't the garage, the barn really isn't visible from the road, not from one 16. But it's not, it's not something that driving up and down one 16, you go, Oh, look at that impressive barn. You don't notice it. Yeah, it's not part of the streetscape. Right. You notice the house and the house is impressive. It's of a certain age, but the, but the barn is just there. And I, in my opinion, I've gone past that so many times. And until I was asked to review the barn. I never noticed the barn. And I'm a visual person. So I'm just adding that to the conversation. Right. If there are no more comments on that. We'll take a vote on whether you. Believe the structure meets any of the criteria of geographic importance. Jan. I would have to say no, the structure itself is not. Okay. No, the structure itself does not. And Pat. The structure itself does not. Okay. So. The cumulative. Votes on, on these. Three criteria, subjective criteria are that. The structure does, does not meet any. The structure does not meet any of the criteria of significance. So. So at this point, I think, let's see. Do we need to take a, do we need to take a specific vote on approving the demolition request? Yeah, I think a motion could reiterate, Jane, what you just said that there was the structure was not found to be significant and the commission, you know, votes to approve the demolition. So. Okay. So. You know, I can. We can move it along with the inspection services. Yeah. All right. Does someone want to say so moved. Do you want to do it that way? Okay. They all ready to do this really complicated motion, but. No.  I don't, I don't, I can't see the agenda to know what the address is. Okay. So. Seeing as one 97 South pleasant street. That, excuse me, the garage behind one 97 South pleasant street. Did not. Did not qualify as a significant structure under the deliberations of the historical commission today. I move that we allow the demolition to. Proceed. I would second that, but I would make an amendment to say the barn slash garage because the request is for a barn. Sure. Fine. Yes. Absolutely. Second. Okay. We have a motion and a second by Pat. If you are in favor of the motion, please signify. Jan. Yes. Eddie. Yes. Pat. Yes. And I'm staying. So three to zero to one. And the, the demolition. Permit is can be moved along. All right. From here. All right. So thank you. Thanks, Mark. Thanks, Tom. Thanks, Mark. So I think one thing. It's not, you know, send us all boxes of chocolate. We're all moms, you know, Sunday. Come up here. I do need reminders. And free trade. Dark and dark. No, none of this milk stuff. There's no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no. No. No, no, no, no, no, no. Very dark, very dark. There's some on my desk. Oh, but we have to stay six feet away. There's another demolition application for 205 South pleasant street, the adjacent building. And I asked the commission if May 28 works. It's a Thursday. We couldn't have done it the previous week, It wasn't enough time to get a legal ad in for then. So my thought would be just to move the meeting on the 20th and the 28. And combine them both as a hearing and a public meeting. That works for commission members. And the African. Okay. A time. I mean, you know what it, it could be, and now, you know, late afternoon it could be evening.  If there were, if it were okay with everybody, I'd rather get it over with in the morning, but because I have other stuff, but whatever works for you all. Fine with me. Morning. Okay. I can do it before 11. So 10 o'clock. Great. 10 o'clock. 10 o'clock works for me. Okay. Is that okay for you, Nate? I just want to make sure that, you know, it also, I mean, if we had other agenda items as part of the public meeting, you know, do we have is an hour long enough or are we anticipating an hour is long enough for the public hearing as well to discuss the house? Oh, that's right. It's awesome. Yeah. Okay. Not nine o'clock. Does that work for everyone? Yep. Works for me. I just want to make sure, you know, do we think does that work for the applicants, Mark and Tom, or do we want to have it be an evening? Fine for me. Tom, I think you're muted. There we go. Sorry. Nine o'clock can work for me. Sure. I think one thing Robin, you know, is working a little bit more now. So she thought she was, you know, the reason she, she tried to connect and then she had trouble with she was at work. So her computer didn't have video. I guess the audio wasn't working very well. So my only concern is Robin can't make it because she's working. Jane, I'm not sure what her, Shepler, her schedule is. So I just, if we, let me pull the rest of the commission members and suggest either nine a.m. or would we want to do it at six p.m. Just, you know, those two times and see what people's availability is. I know, Jane, I'm not. I might not be able to do six, but if you had the other two, you'd be okay without me. If not six, would we do want to do four, nine or four? I mean, I'm. Or three again, whatever. Earlier is better, but whatever. Three or four would be probably a preference for me. I think three would be hard for me. But four, but three 30 or four is okay. I'll pull commission members. I'll say they're nine or 4 p.m. And we'll let Tom, you and Mark know what, you know, what we decide, what does an illegal out out anyways. But all right. All right. And this is the 28th of May. Correct. Okay. Thank you. We'll get your email. All right. Right. Nothing else for today. So, so the Mark and Tom, you're welcome to watch us go through the rest of the agenda in the next like two minutes or, or we could just wave goodbye. So, whatever you like. Thank you very much. Okay. Thank you. Take care. Thank you for that chocolate. And you're not kidding. I know you're not kidding. Well, you know, I'm not, but they believe me. What do you think I'm on these commissions for anyway? So, are there any announcements, Nate? Did you know? The only thing I just noticed in the paper, I think it was yesterday online that Scott Merzbach must have listened or picked up on the civil war tablet discussion at the previous meeting. Maybe he contacted as Anika, I don't know if she was quoted. Kind of paraphrase some of the things she said. I almost looked like quotes, but, you know, maybe I'm not sure if that, you know, if that'll drum up any interest. But, you know, I think he was fair in his article, just saying that there's, you know, she's a proponent of the project and like the tablets to be displayed publicly.  He said the commission could become a lead with approval of the town manager and council. But, you know, I think it was fair, you know, I was just, I was surprised because he hadn't, Scott hadn't reached out to me about it. Or if he did, I maybe I missed the email, but there's a little article that did that about that. Okay. I missed it. I'll have to go back. Yeah, it wasn't a very large article. It was a small article. And again, I agree with Nate. It sounded like he had the minutes of our meeting or had gotten the transcript and was doing it from that. I think he may have interviewed a sneaker or maybe he was just quoting her from the meeting. I didn't read it that carefully, but I did see it. Yeah. I was a little concerned that it actually explained where they're being stored. I was really surprised about that. That seemed a little sort of oversharing, perhaps is the word. Yeah. That was a good point. I don't think we, I don't, I really, you know, from a perspective of safety and security, you know, that's not good practice really, but. That's a good point. Are there any members of the public present? There are no. Any comments? No. No. And we've already talked about our next meeting date. So thank you for setting that continuing to Canvas to set that up Nate. And I think the only other thing we need is a motion to adjourn. Why do I have to take all the motions? How do you? I'll make the motion. Good. Sorry. Second. I move that we adjourn the meeting. Thank you. And Pat. Second. This is a second. So CJ and you have nothing to do with it at all. Isn't it great? Well, we have, I have two more meetings and that's it. I have one more. Yes. It's sad. I don't want them to adjourn because I'll miss everybody. Wait, just you only have two more historical commission. You know, or we can say that there's some ongoing business, Jan, that you can just have, you have to remain on the commission until it's done. So. Definitely. I don't think the writer's walk signs are going to be installed by June 30th. Are they? Oh no. I mean this, I just, I, Anthony said he, there's some issues with the contract. He's working on it. I just, I'm not even. Good grief. I did remind you. You did. No, you did. And I followed up with Anthony. Thank you. Okay. Good. Do you want me to do it again? No, that's fine. No. I can put it, I know we've adjourned another announcement would be that the owners of five 62 Montague road, you know, are going to proceed with demolition. I guess their permit expired. And Mitch, the owner had said that a contractor, I'd reached out to him. I don't know if it was the one that reached out to any of the members, but he's going to work with someone to. I gave him a photo too, probably. Yeah. So he's going to try to salvage material actually. They're going to salvage. I'll check with him and make sure it was him. He really wanted it. That's good. Cause he will use the stuff. Yeah, it's great. I don't know. The owner didn't give any more indication, but he said that they're trying to salvage. So I thought that was great. Super. Nate, is there any follow up on the main street property? Right. So are we... 460 something, 460. 460 to Main Street. Yeah. The owner had kept the posting on Craigslist and he put another posting in the Gazette as we had requested. And there are a few more people that were interested in another contractor looked, but the results were the same that, you know, the cost of taking it down was more than what the owner, you know, an owner was willing to spend, you know, essentially it would be cheaper for someone to build new on their property and then take this down and build it. So he just actually reached out last week and he hasn't, he's going to start maybe this week to look at taking it down, but he hasn't yet, but there isn't, there's no indication that anything will be salvaged or reused.  Thank you. All right. Well, we have a motion and a second to adjourn and now all we have to do is vote. Jan? Oh, we have to vote. This was part of the discussion. Thank you before the vote. Okay, I guess.  Pat? Yes. I agree, we adjourned. Okay. I agree, we adjourned. And I too agree. Thanks, everyone. Thank you. Thank you all. Thank you. See you on the 28th. Everyone, stay well. Yeah. Likewise. Goodbye. Bye. Bye.