l. I just have like a practical question. Like how far, so the meter folks, they do it on foot, right?  Well, they have a car. It's one of the things we're kind of challenged with at the moment, right now they're using the detective vehicle that has to change down the road. So, they'll be getting one of the old cars. So, they'll have a vehicle to them. We actually, you know, so. But generally, most of their work is done by foot. And it's pretty much in the designated town. Correct. And the officers also will augment, though if there's a call, you know, hydro violation off of West Street, we're probably gonna send an officer we'll deal with that too. Okay. Any further comments? Okay. I'm not clear what you've asked. To it. Do we need a motion to change this? Sure. Okay. It'll be helpful for clarity sense. Okay. You had a motion last week. Yes. I don't know if people liked my suggestion. We're very indecisive. It's consistent, it adds consistency with the rest of the parking enforcement. So, what's good by me? Okay. It's good by you. So, I think we need a motion. Who's making it? I will move that. To be clear. Tom. We see that you will.  Yes. Okay. The bakery store. Till five. So, can we use the addresses? I just, yeah. Seven to eight. So, me, um. It's 207 to 209 is further down. I think. 78 Berry Street or the two front. Oh, I'm sorry. You're right.  So, that we designate the parking hours for the two spots in front of 207 to 209 Berry Street be from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. And at the two spots. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Sorry. Yes, eight. And then the two spots in front of 78 Berry Street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Does the start time for the rest of the parking downtown, is that, that's at eight, isn't it? Not seven? So. Oh, for them. Meters. For paying it's eight o'clock, yes. Eight to five. Sorry to do that. That's fine. Shall we change it to eight? A.m., yes? Can I add something? Yes, please. The bakery wants it at seven, man. No, no. The original complaint request was that all day parkers are using the spaces from 78 to 80, 82. Don't know what time they arrive. So is that a concern? That was, what we're trying to do is respond to that request from a business that Chief Fakus's officers investigated and there's been a longstanding issue about a very number, a few number of spaces and it's been going on for years, quite literally. So I think the seven, changing it to eight may be problematic. If somebody misses the sign, they're parking there for the day and doing that for a long time. Okay. Sounds fair, so we're gonna keep it at seven? Okay. I support that as well. Okay. So Ashley moved that. Did we have a second? Second. For the discussion. All in favor, please say aye. Aye. Opposed? No. Okay. She's just in the process. And then continue second reading of that in a minute. Yes. Can I ask a clarifying question? Yeah. I think I heard somebody say it's a separate section. Am I supposed to separate these two? Retain them in. I think you just leave them the two sentences as they are currently written. Just change the times to reflect. Yeah. But on the second Tuesday of the week. It's really only the second half of the second Tuesday. When you were in that room, this is a lot of work actually. So onto a budget discussion. And the next hearing is not going to be on January 2nd because that's strictly a budget meeting. It's gonna be on January 9th. January 9th. Okay. I think we do. So I'm gonna close the public hearing in case we didn't note that. Jack, you wanna make a motion to that effect? Yes, I move we set the next public hearing for this for the regular meeting on January 9th, 2019. Second. For the discussion, all in favor please say aye. Aye. Opposed? Okay. There was.  I can second them. Looking after those district three interests. Yeah. Okay. I had such high hopes for an early night too. I did too. That's okay. I will note, however, that the veteran department heads who know never miss any budget discussion. No matter how late or how overviewing it was supposed to be. They've learned. So I think I said out to you earlier, my goals for tonight, you may have different goals, but one is to go through this presentation. You have the budget books on your desks, which are your holiday reading, but it's just all the detail backing up that we're talking about. You have obviously question and answer and maybe some feedback from the overview last week and the little play sheet you guys have had to work with. And then as we gear up for the second, which I think can be a really productive night, make sure we're focused on the things you want to be focused on for that meeting. So if there's specific information that you want or a question you want answered for that night, we can identify that or we're already playing and we have the chief here. And he's here tonight too. People want to talk to the chief of police. The fire chief will be here because he always comes. And Jeff Byers here too, those are the two areas where we had the biggest staffing changes. So I'm pretty sure that people want to talk about that. So this is just the overview of the budget. Our goal with the budget is to implement the strategic plan that you adopted earlier this year, continue our capital equipment funding plan and deliver responsible services. Just as a reminder and I talk through this, but we did adopt a strategic plan which included staff mission and values as well as strategic outcomes and then activities under that. And we do use that as a guide a lot. And so we'll just walk through this budget a little bit. Now I'll say before I go into these individual items that I'm not addressing everything that we put in the strategic plan only showing how those items that are in the budget reflected so there were many other activities such as the plastic bag band that we've already adopted something you did, there's no budget. So community prosperity, the tax rate at least for the base budget is at approximate CPI 2.3. We did include $100,000 in funding for economic development that we just talked about. It's keeping our planning and zoning staff as we implement our new zoning and master plan. They're doing a lot of things and implements our TIFT district through, it's gonna be some extra work for our finance department and those kind of things. Our environmental stewardship, we've included the $5,000 from MEAC. We've talked about a new facilities and energy position to begin in April. We talked last night at CIP, or last Monday night at CIP at length. We are including stormwater projects in some discussion. The GMT circulator bus is included although it sounds like there may be changes coming to that. And the energy planning grant is something we're hoping to accomplish through actually current funding to develop an energy plan with funding sources. Our inclusive, equitable, and welcoming community, we funded the community and arts fund at a slightly higher number than last year. The feast program at the senior center remains in place. My pillar alive and our community enhancements program is all things that contribute to our livability, I guess you'd say. Sustainable infrastructure, we funded our CIP and equipment plan as scheduled with another $50,000 increase from last year. The water sewer plan is being followed as well. That's also an under infrastructure plan including again a facilities, it's not a different one, it's the same one. And our complete streets is included in the CIP as well as in the parking lot. Those on the CIP know we'll be looking at maybe the way that's structured in the future but for now that's the way it's set up for this year. Thoughtfully planned built environment. We've included the downtown improvement district again in our funding for downtown projects and of course we have a lot of projects on the books that are gonna be spending a lot of time on so we don't have a lot new for that. More housing, we've included $75,000 for the housing trust fund and of course with the TIFLA implemented that is a can support housing projects. Public health and safety, we're adding additional police officer. We've included funding that would cover public events. Our flood gauges are included again although we are looking at maybe alternatives for measuring flood things. Our paramedic program continues to expand, basically the chief has implemented a paramedic program in the fire department and as we replace people we try to bring in new paramedics. We haven't required everybody to change so it grows slightly every time we have a staff change and project safe catch and either drug prevention related activities are continuing. In the responsive and responsible government we've continuing our communications efforts that we've tried to rip up over the last couple of years our employee wellness program is included. All of our service levels are maintained at current levels. Our bridge articles included. This year we implemented the Invisio dashboard and the monthly reporting as well as the tool for ourselves and that's happening. We have a program which you will hear more about as the year unfolds that you don't know anything about now called Access Mob Piliar. This is using our GIS program and other programs and looked at what, well for lack of better words there are a couple of brand name programs like C-Click Fix and Q-Alert. We actually discovered that we have the ability to create that on our own without spending the money and some of it had to do with the grant that we got through Stone Environmental. So DPW, Zach and Corey and Ryan in particular under Tom's leadership are really taking this on and so they're taking, we've sort of given them a six month window to see if they can pull it off and if they can't, and we think they can, they're confident they can and I've seen their demos and I think they can as well. So we're hopeful to do that so there is no money in the budget for those kinds of services but we're hopeful that we're gonna do it. And basically we've got three areas that we need to use reserve funds for. I just rounded it to 50,000 I'd like to do a citizen survey this year that when you've seen the funding and the potential budget options that's really to start setting aside for future years. I think we said we'd like to do our strategic planning effort again this year and this would be either funding or providing match funds for a grant for an energy plan. So it may not be as much as 50,000 for those three but that would be the highest it would look like. So those aren't in your line budgets but those are activities that are on the radar. Looking at our strategic plan because we do actually use these, these are items that you said, we said, in the spring that we wanted to look at come budget time. So one, and these are just in the order they're written in the plan. I don't know if they're in a priority order. Upgrade the streetlights to LED. We have spent some time on that. We talked about it with the CIP committee. We're looking at the costs and benefits and tax credits and repayments and all that. We are DPWs committed to a proposal for next year's budget and or earlier if we find that it has a positive payback and maybe could be done in a way that doesn't require bonding. Consider net zero fund benefit charge. Again, I think we'd like to seek a planning grant to actually write our energy independence plan for us and including how we might fund that. So that would be part of the plan. Seeking funding to expand our COSA, that's Circle of Support and Accountability. Thank you to work with DCF families. Actually, we have some active proposal before the state right now for a couple of pilots on that. That would be a new service area and presumably mostly state funded. Prioritized non-fossil fuel-based vehicles and equipment plan and these are actually two separate things that combined them into one. We had a long, robust conversation about this the other night and we are looking at alternatives. There is a fuel option which might not require significant fleet changes and then there's one that might and so we're weighing those differences. One Taylor Street, just developing funding maintenance plan. As I said, we don't expect this to be open until October. The initial operations of the transit center will be, the maintenance will be done by GMT who will be the tenant, although we can't charge them rent. The housing portion will be managed by Down Street in terms of long-term funding and maintenance. Again, we ensure the facility's position identifying those needs and putting them into the building capital plan so there's no specific funding right now. Police staffing and training, we looked at that and we're proposing a new position. Replace aging fire vehicles. I think that was put out there as just a heads up that those things aren't cheap and we've got a big million dollar one coming up in the next few years. There is nothing in this year's budget other than funding for the bonding for that vehicle is planned for in our equipment plan and the next, I think once the bonding for the present one runs out, we'll start the next one. Facility management, as I feel like I'm saying this a lot but we do have a position considered in the budget and funding to increase, to address some facility needs in our CIP. Finally, it was community services integration and staffing. We do have an additional tree position in the budget and additional parks position on the options list. We did take a hard look at what we could do for integration. We were pretty satisfied that if we were gonna add positions that ought to be in the service areas and not at the top. We may have a retirement this year but you give us an opportunity to look at the administrative functions but most of the actual hands on positions are already working across all three divisions if you will, parks, seniors and rec. So we see that as working fairly well right now. The pressing needs are really in the trees and the actual parks work. So those were the list we said we were gonna look at. That's where we came out on these. Obviously we've talked about this last week but I just consolidated down to make it even easier to read but these are the what sort of in play that you've identified and we've had requests for. Presumably we'll be talking about over the next couple weeks. What's the difference of this citizen survey and the one you had tucked in the 50,000? The difference is that the survey's about $15,000. So what I'd like to do is do one this year and get a baseline and then set $5,000 a year for the next three years and do another one in three years so that we can, the last one we did was in 2009. So it's quite daily. I know, but you listed it under the reserve fund. Yes, so right. What I'm saying is I'd like, ideally we would pay for one now from reserve and do it this year and then set 5,000 next year, 5,000 a year after 5,000 a year after that and do another one in three years so we can compare the data and do that on a every three year cycle. So this would be setting up for the next one. So yes, there are two separate things. So good question. These are all in your books.  This shows you where our money comes from to fund the budget. This shows you how we're spending it. This shows you another way of how we're spending it. So rather than by department, it cuts it apart by your personnel equipment capital in that way. So you can see, again, I've mentioned this many years, but we are a personnel driven operation, which is one reason why those costs, I mean, we can automate, we can do all these things, but it's still people that drive plows, still people that answer fire and ambulance calls, it's still people that are in police cruisers and still people that wait on folks. So we're always gonna have people and doing these jobs as people that are fixing trees and all those other things. If we took the budget as it's laid out and this is what the average person will be paying per service, it shows up better in your book than it does on the screen, but it's just interesting to see that we're paying $500 for police services. That seems pretty reasonable to me and some of these other things. It's a good way to, when you look at it in aggregate, what you're getting for each individual service. So basically the impact, the property tax rate is would be by 2.6 cents or 2.3%. The average, so for an average tax bill of $57, just repeat rates, you recently approved those, the water and sewer, our long-term plan calls for inflation plus 1%, so that would put it at around 3.5% this year and that is to fund the long-term capital needs and then we don't see any change required this year for sewer and benefit or the CSO, sewer, water sewer or CSO benefits. Talked a little bit about the CSO and whether that should be restructured for funding stored water differently. So we have our meeting tonight. We have a workshop on January 2nd, public hearings on January 9th and January 24th, Thursday. You can still, just because you hold a public hearing, we can still make discussions and changes, although there are other items on agendas that night, such as Barry Street Parking. And I was just noting that that was on the agenda and might impact our budget discussion. And then of course the voting on March 5th with the early voting to start in mid, I guess I never got a chance to finish but I did typing out, I'll take care of that. So, must have got interrupted. So that's my presentation. As I said, happy to go back and review any of it with you or take general questions. We do have some staff here to answer specific questions and then whatever you want to structure of a discussion about. So just to frame this up a little bit. Yeah, so this time would be time for questions about the budget, but then. And if we can answer them tonight, we will. If there are specific pieces of information you'd like for the second and people that you'd like there, we can. So I'm wondering if it's useful to do any, talking through what are of the other options that we might want if we get to that. Still going in for 10 o'clock. Okay, Rosie and then Ashley. So I want to read my budget book before we have that discussion. So I would like to push that one off. Two questions that you can answer now or later. I'm curious about how we're doing on our reserve funds. I know you're talking about drawing from them and I just don't have a good sense of where we're at. Right, and we're still looking at that too. We did spend a lot of them this year. So that would impact, you know, we might have to not do some of those things but they're all priority things. I mean, probably I would say the survey would be the one we wouldn't. But we did buy the kind of property and we put money out for TIF, which we will get back but that still comes from the reserves. So I, you know, on the other hand, we are seeing some building fees above and beyond what was budgeted. In fact, ironically, we're gonna be one of the biggest contributors between One Taylor and the parking structure. Those are both like $100,000 fees in the hotel. So we will see some surplus in the general fund as well. That's a great question. It's definitely keeping our eye on it. Okay, and the other one is, I'm sure we heard this earlier but I can't remember what the $5,000 for MEAC was for what they specifically wanted to do with it. I don't, if somebody can just forward me the email again. I'm sure there was one. We can have Kate, maybe you come back. We can see if we can find out. They've had that funding for the last couple of years. Oh, I thought you were saying it was a new? No, it was just continued. They put it out as a loan and get it back. No, that's something else. That's something else. No, they've had that in their budget for the last couple of years. And they use it for miscellaneous studies. I guess I just want to know what it's used for. It could be used as the grant match for the plan, for example. Ashley. So I have a couple of questions, although I think that they are pretty straightforward. So if my math is correct, it looks like over, so we've granted three tax stabilizations over the last year, in essence. And so if my math is right, it comes out to a little over $64,000 in tax abatements for this tax year, assuming that the property would have, they would have paid whatever those taxes were in full this year. So again, my math brings it down to the difference between last year's budget and this year's budget. So if those full taxes, that $64,154, had been paid, that would have brought the difference to, if I read, that's right, it would have been like $205,369. And so I guess what I'm asking is, could you give us the numbers for the difference between what the tax rate would have looked like if we hadn't done those stabilization projects versus what it looks like? I can give you a rough estimate. So assuming the $64,000, I'm not sure they're all completed, so they wouldn't necessarily be taxed at the full amount for this year. Yep, I figured that was the case, but I'm just sort of running the numbers on that. So that would be about 0.7 cents. One cent is about $87,000, so it would be about 0.73 cents that that's worth. So if it was 2.6 cents, then it would be 1.9 cents. OK. Bill, you're getting softer. I'm sorry? What was the amount? It was about 0.7 cents, so it's probably about $16 per average resident, the $228,000 median home price. So $16,000 roughly? Roughly. OK. And thank you for that. I'm not sure I understood what I was saying the whole time. The other question that I ask special certain events and things like that, if there were a proposal to leave the funding the same but to allocate that differently, what's the best way to put that request in writing? So it wouldn't be a dollar amount change. It would just be, instead of using it for this, I'd like to propose that we use it for this other purpose that's related to that, but serves a wider group of people rather than a smaller group. So you can simply make a motion to that if you wanted to send it around. And if the answer people had it, but if not, your job is to allocate funds. So the council can add to the budget. You can subtract from the budget. You can move money around in the budget as you see fit.  No, it's a small. It's like related to. Yeah, I know. But I just want to be clear. The process is, I've recommended a budget to you and you've laid out your options. And then what goes to the voters that you'll approve on January 24 is the city council's budget. So you work from this. Some years it's gone exactly as proposed. Other years it's been changed drastically. Other years it's been changed suddenly. So I mean, that is what you then layer your policy priorities over the staff recommendation. Other questions? Connor. Just in the category of no surprises, you know, for the January 2nd meeting. I've spoken to you, Bill. I just spoke to Bob, too. I think it's a good thing there's seven of us, because I probably aren't staff in every department. But the one I can't get out of my head is maybe the need. We're putting so much on EMS and fire there. I'm looking at the budget line items there, and I see $192,000 in overtime. I think I'd just like a little more going into depth in those numbers, knowing that it can be time and a half. It can be double time, depending on what hour people are called in. If you added another position for, I think, the first steps under $40,000, probably with Benny's $70,000. How much would it eat into that $192,000 number? So I just asked for an analysis on that. Yeah, and we could do that. Just like to give it a closer look. We can certainly do that, and I don't think it would actually make, I mean, given the way that the call-ins work for calls and number of people on calls, and some of that is backfilling for people when they're out on vacations. So if we're going to add a new person, are we going to backfill for them when they're gone? So we have certainly spent a lot of time looking at that. I will tell you, and we'll do more of this, I'm sure, but when I started here in 95, our overtime budget was about what it is right now. And I'm higher, and we actually took about two years ago when it finally caught up with the way we rearranged staff with the help of the fire department, which is me. Putting people at key times, we didn't have to call in as much. So we've actually reduced our overtime considerably. And I think what we have to understand is that in our emergent, actually, not only in our emergency departments, but in DPW, overtime is a necessary evil. I mean, it's not even an evil. It's actually an efficient way to staff people, because you don't have the benefit cause. You don't have all those things. And it is replacing. It is responding to calls and things. So we can certainly look at that. And I'm not sure we would. I don't think we would save dollar for dollar. But I could be wrong about that. Yeah, I'd just like to thank you. Sure. Other comments? Jack. I've the number one thing that I've heard about it. I mentioned this to you and to the chief in an email. The number one comment I've heard from constituents is a question about the additional police officer. So I think that's a topic of discussion that we should be having.  I'm sure you can answer general questions now, but I know he's planning to present on that on the second. We assume similar with the tree position, but you know anything else. But yeah, and there are very good logical. The other thing I would say is that the people I talked to also agree that the chief comes with a tremendous amount of credibility based on the experience the city has with him over many years. Yeah, I would say, you know, simply, and I agree with all of that about the chief, all of our departments. But you know, in some regards, too, we had 17. It was cut two or three, four years ago, and one was cut. And I think they've been struggling ever since. And we've been able to support with basically a grant funded position working with the state drug task force. So we've been kept a city officer but not paid for us. So we actually have had the 17th doing investigative work on that program's ending. So to actually go to 16 would be a reduction. To not fill it would be a reduction in the type of service that we've been seeing. I think you can explain that much more detail. Donna. I definitely want to talk to the park department. And last night, attending the park commission meeting, there's more and more demands from the bike group. They've did another petition to the parks to expand to fat bikes.  And so I think we may have some staff changing there, but the staff need and some of the infrastructure need is really, I think, worth hearing. So I'd like them to come forward. And as I said, we were planning to have them. Further comments? OK. I'm going to assume that we are running out of time. So. So parks, police, and fire. Parks, police, and fire. One note. There was a question from the Energy Committee as to whether or not it would be useful to have an energy coordinator from a different city come tell us about what his job is like. And I thought that might be useful, seeing as we might be hiring someone to do that work. What do you think, team? Would that be of value? Oh, OK. Great. So I just want to put that on the list. Well, we can talk about that more, too. Yes, Donna. As part of our budget discussion, are you thinking, or I guess we have so much to do within our budget, I would love to have that afterwards. But I feel there's a solid support for facility energy. Well, so one question. Are we going to support it at 0.25 FDEs, basically, or at a full-time position? So that's to me. The assumption at the 0.25 is just that it's starting partway through the year, not that it's a quarter-time position. It's a full-time position that we are planning to fully fund in future years. So do we start an hour later? That's part of the question. It's one of those options. Yeah. OK. OK, bring him. OK. Jack, did you have a comment about that? OK. I was just going to say it's going to be on the set. OK. OK. OK. OK. So thank you. Great. Very helpful. Thank all of you. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. OK. So we are. It's Bob. It's Bob. It's still here. Sorry about Bob. Council reports. Let's start with Ashley. You can go. OK. Just want to mention that I was chatting with Bill today about making sure that we are clear to the public that we accept comments for public hearings in writing.  But I think we should also promote that on our agendas as a, for people who aren't going to show up, a way to contribute to the conversation.  And we could maybe make that happen. But I just wanted to highlight that for other folks. Great. Go ahead.  OK. OK. I wanted to bring everyone's attention. One of the slides Bill brought up reminded me of his reminder that we have a mission statement and a values that all incorporate it into the draft for our evaluations. I used someone else's. And so I'll just incorporate that. And I haven't gotten any feedback, but what questions you. I know. Maybe after the budget gets done. But what questions you like. I mean, what questions you want to add, a perspective that would be really helpful. But this week with the CIP on Monday, Parks on Tuesday, and MTAC last week, I just want to say we have a lot of good feelings out there for the things that we're looking at for options. Hearing very clearly about some staff needs and lighting needs and other things and more discussion with GMT. So I think I'm really pleased at the direction we're moving and appreciate all the time you're all putting in. Thank you. Not much. Just a little inspiration. I think it shows that even though we're a small city, we can cast a long shadow. And that's an outreach from a group in Worthington, Massachusetts, who would like to ban plastic bags in their town. So is reaching out to citizens against plastic pollution in town here to help them set up a process for that? So yeah, feels good to make a difference on the places. I want to register that we're right in the middle of a pretty busy season for downtown businesses. And so I am only about a quarter here. And I really have been appreciating all of the work that I'm seeing everyone else doing. And I wish that I had more specific comments on a lot of these things. And they're coming. But longer hours than usual and more intense work at the day job recently. So it's all fun. And I just feel really sleepy. Tomorrow morning, I will be back to full power and up in alert and join me at Baguitos at 8.30 to 9.30 to talk about this and everything else. Thank you. Actually, yes. So one of the things that I've spent a lot of time thinking about, I've worked with youth in my prosecutorial career, but also in my other life before becoming a lawyer. And I just want to underscore how impressed I was with the young people who showed up tonight. And one of the things that I am interested in doing as a city is actually engaging more young people in the work that we are doing. And I have some ideas for what that could look like, including maybe like a listening tour that really sits down with young people and sort of listens to them about what they want for their city, because we do that with lots of groups about transportation and infrastructure and things like that. And looking at the data that Laura showed us tonight, we're losing people. And if we want to get people to say, I think we have to really cultivate that. So I'm interested in hearing ideas from the community and from other people about how we can best get that input and what that sort of looks like. Sorry, but I just wanted to jump on that, because there was one other thing in Laura's presentation not in the slides, but in the part that she sent to us about the breakdown of the ages of people in Montpelier. And it was interesting to me to look at that and kind of see. I think that there's a perception that we're an older and aging city. And it looked to me from that chart like that perception may be mistaken. There are a lot of younger people here. I was kind of breaking it down. And it looked like we are something like 60% under 50. So just. I have no update. Everybody looks a little tired. I'll let Bill go in ahead. I'm trying to work on the mayor's 10 o'clock deadline. OK, then. Then without objection, we'll consider the meeting adjourned. Thank you.


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in today's video we're trying to pull the original tour guide from 12 years ago what's up guys we're back with another booster box opening in this video we have a first edition extreme victory booster box this is where the tour guide came from from 12 years ago it's insane that this set is that old at this point i mean this set came out nine years after yugio released and 12 years since then so it's actually older than it is new which is insane but before we open this up we have a giveaway i'll be giving away these three cars a plasma vice sacred fiendings of neptis and rainbow dragon just like the video be subscribed turn on notifications and let larz who is the guy who sent us this booster box know that you appreciate the opening because it's going to be a lot of fun and larz hooked us up with an awesome booster box hopefully we get him some awesome pulls i can't believe you missed it what rocks and what i miss my last whatnot stream it was amazing but don't worry we have another one 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stream thursday april 13 it's going to be at five p.m central just like the last one we did if you guys were here it's going to be insane it's going to be a lot of fun a lot of big cards coming up a lot of big cards being given away so i hope to see you there thanks again to whatnot for sponsoring this video all right let's crack in his booster box there is also a ghostry in here i think it's like junk berserker or something like that it's not really a super desired ghostry but any ghostry at this point is a great pull so obviously if we pull that that would be pretty hype extreme victory first edition 24 packs inside we've not done like a regular booster box opening in a while so i figured we just open this one up and have fun do a little bit of a old school rucks opening we did that hundred pack the other day now we're doing a regular booster box kind of like some old school stuff for all you old school fans we've been around for a long time hopefully you guys enjoy this and hopefully we have as good a luck as the you know the first time i open this booster box i did pull the tour guide but since then i've opened other boxes and not pulled it when we originally opened it it was a very long time ago i think it was like probably 2019 or something like that so we're talking four years almost potentially at this point so if we could pull it here it'd be pretty crazy i guess we'll figure out the pack trick as we go we have the scrap kong let's see what's in here i don't really remember boon morph tronics okay scrap morph tronics okay rucks and special mental seeker we got psychics yeah power up we have mech lord army and wasl oh there's a secret rare right off the bat the blue rose dragon so there is the uh the pack trick secret rare blue rose dragon out of here there's ultimate rare secret rares and ghost rares in this set so a lot of potential blue rose is a pretty cool looking card not as cool as the black rose obviously but it's pretty cool because it's related in a way just by the name all right we're starting it off hot secret rare let's see if it's an error box with all foils that would be pretty crazy i mean i haven't actually had one of those like accidentally at least like okay wait okay we figured out that it's this is the pack trick i have opened a crazy you know remember when we got all those secret rares out of uh but wasn't brothers of legend that but we knew beforehand that it was going to be like that tgx we have a trade toad and naturi eggplant we got an eggplant on a yugioh card a little bit suskanami not gonna lie let's go to the next pack let's get something crazy i mean we already got a secret rare but we would love to pull a ghost rare we'd love to pull another secret rare the tour guide one two three can we get something big like an ultimate rare that would be also proof what is what are what is even in here try to think of the oldies i mean obviously junk berserkers one because it has both the ultra rare ultimate and the ghost rare version all in here hush psychic cleric and fortissimo the mobile fortress so oh wait okay is that that go with those like musical note ones fortissimo but it's a mech wait no mobile fortress not mech lord okay it is a mech lord card though mech lord army interesting so i don't know i don't get that i thought fortissimo was like a musical thing maybe it is i don't know one two three let's go let's see what we can get lars can we get an ultimate rare we have tgx 300 axe dragonute mech time blast sealing ceremony tg jeff alkan contact with akamir the morphtronic stablin junk sermon this is a good card used to be two bucks i don't know if it's gotten a reprint since then and then we have a elder the sixth samurai this gets a reprint as a super rare what was it the uh i think it was in the uh the samurai special samurai assault that's what it's called special edition yeah so you get one of those every single time for those in super so that common obviously isn't that great one two three but the uh super version's pretty nice all right we have more tronic statement let's see if we can get lars a big pull tg catapult dragon contact with akamir elder the sixth samurai tgx one hl the out of the bloom tg recipro dragon fly i kept pulling this in auction series i remember that and six style dual wield we never actually used it because i pulled way too many of those next pack up extreme victory 2011 release 12 years old i mean that is absolutely insane when you think about it that extreme victory is now an old set i mean it doesn't feel old but it really is we have the scrap kong tg sx one ruckson special clock resonator we got resonators in here nebula meter right the tg1 em1 the force resonator red carpet tg striker a lot of tgs those are pretty cool and fortissimo the mobile fortress so so far we've had one foil and it was a secret rare so so much for the all foil booster box of air you know error packs but uh i guess we can keep hoping for some good stuff coming up one two three we haven't really pulled anything besides the secret rare can we get a ghost scarlet security jar turtle out of the blue tgx one hl six style dual wield gladiator beast tigerious the i didn't realize that was a gladiator beast in here we got the catapult we got the salvage where this is used by that dude in the prison in five ds and esp amplifier so we get that for jenzo real quick but uh yeah wow guys we are kind of struggling so far we have opened like six or seven packs here that one didn't open well oh man this is this one's getting waxed maybe that's a good sign maybe it's a ghost rare ultimate rare maybe gotta hope can we pull something because we started off a secret ever since we figured out the pack trick it doesn't work reboot localized tornado lancer lin worm ceiling ceremony the tgj falcon psychic reactor chaos infinity and pretty cool artwork on that one oh she ends dojo pretty nice card actually for the six samurai stuff if you play six samurai they still use this card i mean it's not a great deck anymore but it can summon a lot of times which is pretty normal for classic decks or current decks i should say that is certainly not normal for classic decks something a lot didn't happen very much uh but i don't know if you guys heard about uh the last ycs which i did not go to but a lot of people went and the edison fired like a million events so like they did like over a hundred i think it was insane red carpet tg war wolf red dragon i'm gonna get depth double the level of media like what am i saying okay resonator call and tgm one i don't know what i just said i somehow like completely mix those words up but yeah edison is getting crazy like over a hundred flights which means like uh they do eight person tournaments so he had over a hundred of them during that like edison was like almost as big as the main event like it was insane i think the main event had like 3300 though which was pretty pretty crazy psychic reactor uh mech lord morphtroni i actually don't know i heard 3300 but i don't know if that just was people or not blackwing we have a resolute mech lord army so the resolute desk is at it again two packs left can or two packs on the right side i should say even though we mixed them up so wow these packs do not want to be open they're just like ripping up really weird okay you do not want to be open but we will open them anyway one two three here we go then do a little special special we have two foils so far a secret and a super normally you get more foils out of these if i remember correctly not like six or seven i think it's like eight or nine usually so i'm guessing the other half has a lot we'll have to see brain hazard and morphtronic lantern so we got ourselves a lantern that's cool i mean it's pokemon so i guess that's interesting what else can we get can we get a 5d's ghost chair right here have a good feeling let's do this jar turtle this last card feels like bigger than the others this is kind of weird boon i don't know if that means it's a hollow or not the other ones didn't feel like that so i don't know maybe just a weird cut card buster blaster and feels like i'm opening front of guardian oh that's an ultimate rare over mined arch being so we've got an ulti a super and a secret all right over mined arch being and this is a pretty cool look at artwork i think this was the first set no it wasn't the first set it was one of the first sets with this new ultimate rare which a lot of people do or don't like like i guess that's all the options but some people like it a lot and some people hate it i guess that's how i should say it okay very cool i like both i like the old school and i like that one so over mine arch feigned it nice pull now can we get a ghost rare so we've already got an ulti and a secret i don't know what else we're gonna get i mean we haven't gotten the ultras could we get a ghost we have a reboot clock resonator mech lord army it's been a while since i've done booster box openings for this era so i'm not really sure soundproofed and a tg1 em1 keep it up come on let's get extreme victory let's get extreme with the victory how about that get a ghost rare let's do this maybe that's why it felt like that because it was an ultimate rare we have a psychic reactor mech lord army tg jet falcon ceiling ceremony elder the sixth samurai serene psychic witch tg rush rhino and resolute mech lord army again all right still a lot of packs to go out of this extreme victory booster box let's see if we can keep getting lars good stuff once again shout out to him for sending us this for an epic opening hopefully it will continue to be epic because so far it's been a nice start we have red carpet scrap kong tgs sx mech lord factory aurora paragon mech lord army of skel tg rush rhino another over mine arch b so we got the ultra and the ultimate in the same box that is interesting double over mine arch b and you actually see the ultra a lot better but the ulti has that nice texture so hard to beat that okay let's go extreme victory bless us for something epic we have a tyrant's tantrum no tantrums today we will be pulling a ghost rare unknown synchron force resonator red dragon vase lancer lin room tg catapult dragon necro defender and a mystic piper secret rare i was about to say maybe we'll get a double secret get the tour guide but instead we get a second secret rare what is going on with this box we have two secret rares we have an ulti we have an ultra and we have a super what a weird box so far extreme victory two secret rares out of this box that's pretty unusual to get two secret rares i mean i obviously it's not possible but okay this point now i'm hoping for a third secret let's go one two three let's make it happen we've got the mystic piper and we got the blue rose dragon which i don't think either of them are too crazy let's get that tour guide though let's make that happen we got tg jet falcon tyrant's tantrum psychic fuel zone and power up adapter there we go we got our plug for our iphone right there very nice next back will we pull it one two three ghost rare or secret rare coming up next let's do it or double ultimate really that'd be pretty amazing as well we have reboot out of the six samurai tgx one six style clock resonator mech lord army of granel and a morphtronic landtron another lantern still a decent amount of packs left like we have got several left i have hope that we're going to pull something crazy out of here let's go esper girl tgs x1 resonant destruction esp amplifier tygerious tygerious i don't know stapling we have the tgx3 dx2 and mech lord astro dragon asterisk asterisk very difficult to say that word but that's a super rare so we'll take it another foil sets two supers and ultra and ultimate and two secrets one two three four five six let's see what else we'll get we have out of the blue out of the blue we got a second secret here we go run array car recovery meteorite contract dg war wolf the localized tornado buster blaster not the blader and a ceiling ceremony ceiling ceremony ceiling jiu jitsu all right let's go i think four packs left or three more after this a four total i think that's my guess but i can't really tell okay let's keep these together car curry unknown synchron tyron tantrum aurora paragon elder the sixth samurai we've got tgx red carpet side beast this is a wait where is this a super in maize i think it is and then a six style dual wheel six style sounds like a naruto thing as well all right three packs to go can we get another big foil let's go do we only have six foils so far it's kind of a low amount for this kind of box but then we got two secrets so this is they had some weird printing stuff going on where it was like not super consistent with the boxes around this time and it seems like the ratios were not either we have a tg cyber magician there we go there's another super that's seven total foils now two packs to go can we get a secret rare or a ghost rare you got to believe one two three can we get a ghost can we get a third secret a second ultimate any of those would be pretty amazing we have car curry resident destruction the mech lord army of skel power of adapter the iphone mech lord army tg warwolf mech timeblast the mech lord fortress and we have a red dragon vase a vase with a dragon on it and the final pack of this opening lars appreciate you sending this in hopefully you're happy with what we pulled so far and hopefully this will add to your happiness with another ultimate rare or something like that if you guys have enjoyed the video make sure to subscribe to the channel for more epic content like this here we go let's see if we can pull something crazy guys let's see what we can do we have tyrants tantrum isn't there a tyrant's tummy there's a lot of tyrant stuff clock resonator the runaway car curry force resonator will there be a ghost rare for tissimo lancer lin worm this is like a classic dual links card is one of the first cards in the game unknown synchron also remember that from dual links tg x3 and our final card will it be a ghost rare ultimate rare secret rare anything even an ultra would take that here we go ultra rare tg blade blaster so that gives us eight foils in this box i feel like that's pretty normal but two secrets was definitely unusual i don't know if we replaced a super with a secret that's pretty crazy but that's awesome shout out to tone foe show daxer jt chill puppets of doom or nesto dand dizzy hoppers choice three through three my cycle james jane's tcg trust cards america doitzer supreme stage 21 and then the tie show ian moussa junior barding mimic echo and thomas beclaim thank you guys for supporting the channel i'll see you guys in the next one peace


Let's talk about the Yamanaka factors. All right, it's my favorite topic. First of all, what are they? Well, Yamanaka factors are like the transcription factors of this guy, Yamanaka. Shania Yamanaka discovered back in 2006. He was basically looking at things that can rewind a cell back into embryonic state. And he was looking at a panel of 24 different genetic factors. Like a transcription factor is just like a genetic mechanism that goes inside the nucleus and changes gene expression, changes what genes are turned on and off, and can do like a massive remodeling of a cell. And it turned out that those four, if you use them together, they do not just massive remodeling. They can actually bring it back to embryonic state where that cell can now, again, become anything you want in a body. Because what is so special about an embryonic stem cell? That it can turn into pretty much any cell in your body. It's a naive cell. They thought, yeah, before that, before Yamanaka, they thought that this is like a one-way street that you cannot come back. Your skin cell cannot be turned back into an embryo, right? They thought it's like the waterfall that they wanted to let the model where it just kind of rolls down and it can't get back up. And Yamanaka turned it all on its head and said, no, you actually can. Any cell that has a nucleus can turn back into an embryonic cell. And again, you can create an embryo. Like you can create your own clones from your skin cells or whatever and you have that kind of cell, which is a scary prospect, but that's beyond. So this is kind of like, so this would be kind of similar to like stem cells where? Yeah, it's even like a more, even more potent stem cell. It's an embryonic stem cell. So theoretically, I can draw my blood, theoretically. Apply through the therapy of stimulating the Yamanaka factors into my drawn blood. Let those cells then go back to a younger version of it and then re-inject it into me. Well, that's one of the ways. Yeah, you can create stem cells out of those or you can take your own stem cells and kind of rejuvenate them using Yamanaka factors, but how we stimulate the Yamanaka factors? Well, you have to kind of get them into the cell. You have to either get the genes for these factors into the cell and get the cell to start creating proteins from those genes, the actual transcription factors, or you can get the actual proteins, the Yamanaka factors into the cell. Of course, usually the easier ways to do the gene thing because we have a lot of instruments that can insert needed genes. So CRISPR tech would be used on this? CRISPR is, yeah, it's one of the ways, but I mean, they have kind of AAVs that then associate viruses that do, like, are you specialized for this, for gene delivery? I mean, CRISPR is more used for cutting stuff and you still need- They're good to RNA, cut it out, yeah. Yeah, pretty much, yeah. And so, yeah, once you get those genes into the cell and if you activate them, they can roll back the cell back to this kind of pluripotent state and not only do they do that, they rejuvenate it in the process. So if it was like a 100 year old skin cell that he had all these kind of problems that a 100 year old cell exhibits, like kind of misfolded proteins or reduced mitochondrial efficiency, mitochondrial function, if you induce them in aquifactors, roll it back to the pluripotent state and then create another, again, make it induce it to become a skin cell again, that new skin cell will be completely rejuvenated. It have normal, young levels of mitochondrial function, all the misfolded proteins. So where we are today with the research for this, this seems to be like... It's happening. Yeah, I mean, of course, on the cellular level that's creating pluripotent stem cells, they've been researching it as soon as in 2006, Yamunaka published this paper. But what just recently scientists in the aging field realized that you can use this in vivo, like in the animal, if you activate those factors just in the right dosage, then you can rejuvenate the animal itself, like systemically and make the animal live longer, which is, yeah, which is, I think, that's a groundbreaking thing because it's one thing to just, you know, take cells. So they've done this? Yeah, they have. Oh, rats? Mice. Yeah, it was a transgenic mouse line that was already like kind of predisposed to living much shorter periods. So they haven't been able to do this in normally aged mice, which is kind of right, that's where the field stands right now. This is like the next milestone we need to accomplish. We need to take these factors and make a normal aging mice that usually lives like two and a half years rather than like, I don't know, three months and make it live longer, as long as possible. And this milestone is still to be accomplished. But the proof of concept that was shown in 2016, this paper out of Salk Institute by Ocampo, it showed that you can use this kind of gene therapy in our bodies inducing Yamunaka factors to prolong lifespan. And this dovetails very well with the idea that aging is an epigenetically controlled process because Yamunaka factors, that's what they're doing. They're kind of rewinding the epigenetic clock backwards to the time zero where it's embryonic cell, which has by definition age zero, epigenetic age zero. And luckily this rewinding process is gradual. And we're just, it didn't have to be, it could be like a, could have been a binary thing where the cell is an old cell, skin cell and somehow it's rolled back into embryonic cell, but like not in a gradual way. But luckily it is a gradual process where if we kind of cut off this kind of re-programming process just in time, so the cell still remains a skin cell, we can gain the rejuvenation aspect without losing the kind of cell identity. And this is important because that's the kind of danger right now of this process that when cells are taking too far, they lose their identity as a skin cell. They become kind of this kind of lost in a no-man's land where they're not yet an embryonic cell, that this kind of in-between thing. Then you can get all kinds of problems and that's why animal dyes. They develop these teratomas, it's pretty much like cancerous tumors from this process. And this is what we need to iron out. We need to make this process safe so that there's no side effects. And then of course, efficacious so that it extends lifespan by significant amounts. But it's very exciting because all of the signs are pointing that if we learn to control these, the epigenetic process of aging, then we can periodically kind of rewind this epigenetic clock. And this is another thing, this is a revolutionized field of aging research, the discovery of the epigenetic clock that we have in our bodies. It was like in 2013 and even before that the famous, famous scientist was Steve Horvath. I'm pretty sure you've heard of him of developing this epigenetic clock of aging. It was discovered that everybody, a person of a certain age, has a very similar level of specific genes like their epigenetic levels of these genes are the same, which was kind of weird. I mean, why would our bodies develop in such a predictable way? Because initially we thought that aging is like a stochastic process. And by that definition, all these epigenetic settings should diverge, right? You shouldn't be able to take two random people of the same age and have the same levels of certain genes being expressed, right? And so it was discovered that there is actually a subset of genes that change in a very predictable way so that you could take a cell from anybody without knowing their age and just using these analysis of like epigenetic patterns, you're able to say kind of how old the person is. Yeah, the cellular age, yeah. Yeah, and so, and you know, not just one type of tissue, that there's a universal epigenetic clock that you could take like your blood and then its epigenetic clock will correlate with your neurons. And this is very, very odd because it's very different cells. Neuron is as old as your, you are, right? Because you had it from being an embryo, but blood cells renew all the time. But at the epigenetic clock level, the clock is showing the same time. And this is very strange because it's showing that there is some kind of coordinated program in an epigenetic program that hopefully will decipher one day and be able to hack. It doesn't come as a surprise. Like, you know, the famous fly studies, you look like B-Mole clock and all the circadian clocks. We know our body functions on clocks. Of course. And yeah, to people who are not like, deep into biology, it seems like common sense that of course there's some kind of program, right? Because we have life stages. We know that at a certain age, puberty starts. And everybody about the same age goes through it. And then at another age, like for women, there's menopause. And that's also pretty much predetermined at a certain age. So our body does keep some kind of clock. It does, you know, of course there's a circadian clock. We, you know, we get, you know, want to go to sleep at a certain time. And of course it seems like common sense that the same kind of clock could be used to, like internally it needs to be synchronized, could be used for aging as well. But for biologists, I think it was, for some reason it was a surprise that, you know, there could be some kind of coordinate process that is tied to aging and even after, say, like even after your reproductive age stops, even after that it's also synchronized. Which, you know, this kind of goes against the dogma that we only evolved up to the level of when reproduction stops. And after that it's just, you know, mutations go wild and things should diverge in our bodies because that won't be passed to our progeny because we won't have any more progeny. But no, even after, you know, reproduction stops, for some reason there's a lot of coordinated processes that occur at very similar rates in different people. And this is odd, it kind of points to there being some kind of, you know, synchronization between, you know, what happens to people during aging and I think it's a manifestation of an aging program that hopefully we're just around the corner of being able to decipher and do something about it.


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Relutema mili mili mili manimансi. to meet the particular link and then I'll just go for the large size of file and then a status and publish so just call this gallery none foods and then next thing we're going to do is we're going to add a second gallery which we shall call food items so right here I'll just click add menu do the same thing at a gallery and then attach the particular items that I do need here so I'll just add that to the same thing get the large size and get the media file attached here and I'll actually insert this so we publish this and we are ready to go so on our front end if we refresh here um we don't have anything changing uh but we're going to be able to see what happens next once we start working on so in our in our in we registered our our custom post type right here the next thing that we're going to do is we're going to start writing functionality who actually add in uh the the lightbox javascript that we made on the css so I have already downloaded this to my desktop I'm going to unzip the file and I'll just get uh the distribution folder right here I'll just get these items I'll just get the whole folder of the distribution and then I'm going to just go and drop that into our folder and I'll just call this uh the assets so once we say that we see in our editor this has changed so in here we have our css we have our images that come with the lightbox and we have our javascript also encued here so next we are going to actually enq the javascript and the css that we do need so what we need to do is add action for wordpress and we're going to wp-enq scripts that's uh the that's the hook of wordpress that we need to tap into and then we're going to add a new function which is add our custom scripts uh just have a little type of here which are correct and this is our function that we do need so next we're going to do is add the function add that and then we will be ready to to add our javascript so if you don't know what this is um you can actually just go to back to your browser and then you google how to enq scripts in uh in in wordpress so you'll be given you can go and just check this and again you'll get the code sample that you can actually add into your wordpress so we have this example right here and this is what we're going to actually go and add into our wordpress so we you know that we can enq our style by just adding the the id of over what we need the id to be it should be something that is a very very particular and specific you know id is supposed to be have to be unique to the purpose that they are being taken so we can just copy this and we shall paste it in our function so we can add style i'm just going to call this litbox uh litbox style and we shall not be using a template directory uri but rather we're going to use a plugin uri we're going to use the the plugin directory uri and at the end of the day we are going to just uh change this to assets and we shall need to we shall need to first pass in of course the file and then we shall add assets and then go to slash css slash lightbox dot main dot css and i think if we just actually go here we see that this is what we need so i'm going to save this for now and i'm going to to just change oh there's a type of here it should be plugin directory uri so if i actually go back and reload our page here and i just go to view the page source for starters if we quickly look up the litbox style you'll realize that we have this style sheet being brought in and it's denoted by the tag of litbox style so the WordPress will just add a css file to it but again you find that we are just having this encued now what we need to do is also add our javascript so we'll just duplicate this and instead of style here we're going to call it script so we'll call this script and then we're just going to change this to jas for javascript and change this to jas for javascript now the enq script for javascript has a number of parameters parameters just like our style is and if we go and look up what those are is we'll find that we need to add a version number we need to add some dependencies right here and then we can add whether it should be sent into the footer or not so quickly running down to you can see the number of dependents you can see the dependencies that it can have and i'm just going to get a code sample quickly here so that we are good to go so the only thing that i actually want to add to this is i want to add our dependency which is we're going to be using jQuery and this is uh this is this is something that comes with a wordpress and we'll send it of course to the footer and the only thing that is left for us to do is we'll put an id we've added the the string we've added the dependency we've added a we need to add also version number so just before sending it to the footer so i'll just add the date for today but i'll call you 2019 when may june i'll just give this whatever so we just have something like that and once it's saved and reload we're going to find that if we quickly search for loot box we have the style coming in again and then we're also going to have it in our footer and we have the loot box just coming in so so the other thing that i'm going to be is just inspect to see in our network to see what's coming in so i'll reload this when we look at all the the the files that are coming in we have our light box which is a four four because we have a typo right there but again we should be able to see our css also it's it's being locked down because uh it has a typo too so for me i could spell light box just right so we have this and this and if we save and reload it's always good to go and check your network logs to see whether everything is coming in well and yeah now it is everything is coming in with the 200 status so we are ready to