Oh, that was a risky one. Come here! Hahahahaha! No way! Oh, it was fake! Okay, good, good. How's it going everybody? Dato Doi here, back with some more Dragon Ball Fighters Rank Matches. This time playing a team of Dragon Ball Super Broly, Dragon Ball Z Broly, and Cooler. Now the reason we're playing this team today is once again like my last couple of videos after the season 3 reveals and all that stuff. This is a team of characters that are no longer going to be getting fuzzied. So, you know, you got to give them the respect they deserve now. Unlike me, because I definitely did not hit the last part of that combo. But with fuzzies removed, I genuinely think Dragon Ball Z Broly might be the number one character. Like in the whole game, better than GT Goku, better than Kid Buu, at least, you know, assumedly after the patch, they should get worse. And Dragon Ball Z Broly, I don't think they're going to be looking at too much. There isn't too many Broly players because of the aforementioned fuzzy issue. Oh, I'm a DP. Arshenev! Alright, didn't get punished for it, so I will t- What?! I can't believe the Super Dash didn't collect it, but... Damn, that was nice. I missed the overhead for I was way too far away. Now we just kind of have to eat this punishment from Videl. How much damage can she dish out? Decent bit, but we're not, we're not looking too- Oh, the mix potential! She missed her 6F2. Damn, I really should not have gone for that. Couple lows. Where's the overhead? I'm out of there. Oh, the dodge! I- I did want too many lights! Oh, passive agit assist at least, we're not going to take that extra bit of damage. I'm a pop-up? I'm a pop-up, call out an assist or two and get- get out of here? That's- that's all I got to do?  Alright, I was a little worried that wouldn't combo. Uh, that's why I spent the extra bar for the EX kicks, but... That was kind of pricey. Do we keep you wrong? Oh, that was a mistake. No, not as big as the mistake of whiffing it was. You let Cooler get away scot-free! Mmm, but unfortunately Broly's gonna have to pay the ultimate price. No, you can't, you can't just get away with everything. Oh, wait, maybe you can. I might run up and just grab. Oh! So close to perfection! So close to command, grabbing him out of the air! Alright, we'll settle- we'll settle for just going even. Alright, this is the character I think has it all. Mm-mm! Uh, sometimes does not. This is a good measure, though. Oh, that didn't mean to reflect. The reflect wasn't a bad option, but... Down heavy would have been sublime. Now we just gotta take this whole combo. It might be time to spark, by the way. Two characters down, beautiful place to do it. Oh, the beam. Mad quick. Please don't, please don't, I'm beggin- Okay, I understand. We'll take the long road. That wasn't, that wasn't what I wanted to happen! Double level one, that's it for Dragon Ball Z Broly. But, five bars on cooling rate back. Ooh, we don't have as many Dragon Balls as I was hoping for. I'm dead. I'm not dead, surprisingly. Come here, come on, that was a little obvious. We're also going to take cornerback. I don't know if we want to bring in Kid Boo, but for the mixed purposes, I think we do.  No key blast. Good enough for me, off. No! Okay, he didn't get a big punish off that. Just a... Oh, that down heavy was immaculate.  Okay, hold on, hold on. Blocked the candy beam, that would have been our death. Let's go! Come on, come on, that should have worked! Level one, don't kill me here! No! D.P. didn't get a... Ah! My cooler is mad rusty. It's been forever and a day since the cooler play. All right, hold on, hold on. We'll get back in the swing of things here. There's a lot of points on the line, too. It's going to come down to how fast we can get rid of this Kid Boo. Kid Boo is just going to be a problem character for me all the way through. Oh, Kid... There we go. Yes, nice. We get the combo after that as well. Going to be able to go into a few other things. Let's go! Oh, you love to be able to combo after that one. Not both Broly's. Not like this. Okay, one dropped out. Okay, so now he has to choose whether he wants to get sliding on this one or bringing the other one. He tried to have both of his ways. Three bars, that's a dead Kid Boo. Come here. Come here, you ask for this. Come on, I'm taking you all the way across the screen twice. And then I'm just going to let you know with Broly. Man, we went a long way. Knocked him across the screen, cooler picked him up, threw him behind his back and Broly escorted him the other way. But we do want to play that zoning game now. If we can, with two assists, we got an assist up. I'm really bad at it though. You're supposed to know when they're going to want a Super Dash like that. Level three, no. No level three, which means we can probably switch out here. Halfway across the screen. Down heavy, didn't work. The lows, the onslaught.  Doesn't look like it, but I think that is the route he's going to take. Miss? No, that's connection. Look at these guys. They don't even know I'm about to wake up level three. That's crazy. That's crazy. I can't believe they didn't expect. I can't believe they didn't expect me to scrub out. And I'm just going to walk up to him. Oh, we should get out of here. All right. I don't regret my choice per se, but I do wish it turned out better. Level three. No, you don't have to hold that. No. Okay. We're at a disadvantage now. Pretty big one. Unless Broly absolutely snaps, which isn't impossible. It's impossible. It's not impossible. It's impossible. Got hit with a low. That's fine. That's fine. All we need is cooler, just like I was talking about last game. Except it didn't work out for me. But you know, everybody has different days.  I'm a spark here. Probably not the best idea I've ever had looking back on it. I just thought the momentum would nice dash in going to throw me. I'm going to down take here. That move always gets me literally every time reflect. No, it wasn't safe. I messed it up. The jump. The safe jump wasn't safe. Oh, what do we do now? What do we do now? What do we do? Bravest option I could have chose right there, but whatever. He did it again. I really did it again. I really thought it would work again. We're not dead. Are we level one? Can he use it? Oh, yeah, he can. Oh, we made the same mistake twice. I just didn't want to vanish. I'm so greedy. I'm so greedy. I held onto one bar over a confirmed kill because I thought it would work. What do you do there as cooler again? Is it really the dive kick?   Now we're one away from losing this set. Oh, no. No. Oh, this is bad. I'll see you in season three. Actually, season three. No fuzzies wouldn't change. I haven't gotten fuzzied yet. I have just been getting beat down. Oh, I didn't even see you go on.  All right, I guess I'll spark here. What? OK, the auto combo went through at level three. Just to get the just to get the extra damage off. And we also want to be putting on a little bit of pressure. I don't know if I want to run up right here. I do. Sparking in retaliation. The Vegeta says covered him up so the down heavy didn't work. Oh, you hate to see it.  Do we keep it down in? I think that makes the most sense. Oh, he switched out immediately. Go down. OK, hold on. Hold on. Play with kid boo. Don't don't play around kid boo. Don't play around him. Oh, nice. Oh, one of his key blast hit me. That means he gets to confirm off this and sliding. Yep. Sliding guaranteed. So we're just going to have to eat this a little bit. But we get a nice hit. Kid boo's coming. Kid boo's back on the menu, fellas. Let's go. What we call here. We call that a dead kid boo. Nice little command grab with Broly going to get the job done. Plus some. I don't know if we want to lose his assist yet. So we're definitely switching. But back up. Talk to Broly. One, two, three, four. And I would have. I was getting ready to shoot him on the way up to. I couldn't get assist out. And I click Broly anyway. I probably should have went with cooler. Mistake for another time, I guess. I feel baited. I feel baited. Oh, no. Not the three bars. Oh, we barely lived. Actually, we're still dead, I think. The limit. Oh, we did. We did die. Okay. Well, we still have one assist left. So it's not like we're we're behind. Eats. We got it, baby. No baits this time. We get the counter level three. What's the mix? Nice. I was going to mess it up again. I bet I bet you real world money. I would have messed it up again. If that didn't kill, because I'd try to dive kick. But I misplaced my hands a little. Might have been another DP. We'll talk about it after this next match, because we're still in it. Two to one. We haven't lost just yet. Okay, bad start. Got hit with a 2M. This is going to be some big boy damage. Yep, as expected. That hurt quite a bit. Yep, as expected. This is going to hurt quite a bit. All green bars on his side. All right, let's switch him out. Oh, no. No, we could have gotten Vegeta right there. Oh, but this is much better. Is it? Do we still go for Bedel? Yeah, right? I mean, that makes sense.  All right, Bedel, shall we stop? Shall we stop doing these games?  You deserve it. Go on, please. Okay, that was a special wake up level three. All right, then. No, I dropped it. Well, Vegeta is in, which was our original goal, but I don't know if it's really my goal anymore. Can we still vanish? No, we didn't. We vanished way earlier. We vanished after the grab, I think. Damn, I can't believe we let Bedel get away. Another big mistake, dude. Like, that one was actually a huge mistake. We got Kid Booth there. I'm going to spark because I just don't want to lose Broly. Guard cancel because I don't want to lose Broly. Hey, we get the proper read, which means Bedel is as good as gone. Cooler with the Key Blast flick. All right, that's a big lead taker. I got to stop jumping at this Vegeta dude, the Key Blast. Give me every time. Okay, that sucked.  He's going to Super Dash. We know that for a fact. I couldn't get the down heavy in time. Should have settled for the reflect. He delayed his attack. This is dead for sure. Well, he's got to spend a bar now, but that's fine. Dude, we're going to have to play really nice in this spark who's going to have to run out for us to call it. Let's go, let's go. He tried to click a button that was really close. We're going to take him straight down to the ground. Damn it. Let's go. Let's go. This should kill. Please hit, please hit, please hit. No, he's way too high. Oh, command grabs everywhere. We can't come in from this far, but we got to just throw the Super out. Okay, the Super combos, I should say. We can't do any other combos. Get the reads in. We can't command this guy to death. Or can we? Or am I just lying, dude? Nope, goodbye. Goodbye, command grab king. Rest easy. It's time for the real Broly to come out and get it done. Let's go. Come on. Just play the range game. No, we got hit. No sliding though, so we're still uneven footing. Let's go, that should be death. Broly just flying across the screen. Okay. Okay, we're still good. Two to two. Are we going to bring this whole set back? Are we going to bring the whole set back? Oh, first, the three miracles can happen. Oh, no. All right, miracles can happen, but we are staying concerned. No, oh, oh, no, the sparking was also not very necessary.  That's a dead Kid Boo. He tried it down heavy. Just wasn't in his range. And there's also a decent list to start off with. I don't mind DBZ Broly being up on point. Try to get it down heavy. Ooh, that was a bad Super Dash by me. No, we're all level threes. Get him in the corner. Okay, lock that. Get off me. No, bad reflect. Bad reflect, he held it.   Guard cancel. Decent enough. No, still very negative. And because he has sparking as we hold it, he blocked it midair and we both fell to the ground. He was still plus. That's a good delay though. We delayed them. Get this man. Come here, Vegeta. You want to switch in so bad? You want to switch in so bad? Well, this movie ain't about you. This is about Gojita. Airely caught up to him there. Oh, that, that was a, that was a risky one. Come here. No, no way. Oh, it was fake. Okay, good, good. Oh, I've never seen him. Did he just back dash cancel? Arrange me. He said, oh, cancel that. Man, just snapped on him. Oh, dude, this feels good. Combo it. The grab. I'm just trying to play like an actual monster so we can't guess what I'm going to grab. But it looks like it didn't work out too hot. Oh, oh, we're going to lose. I don't know why I just saw it. We lose. And that's why big boy Broly is going to be the next number one character, baby. It's probably going to happen. Start working on your Dragon Ball Z Broly's now guys. If they don't nerf the character, he's going to be a monster. That's going to do it for me though. Hopefully you guys enjoyed it. If you did, definitely let me know your favorite moment down below in the comments while you're down there. If you liked the video in the channel, make sure to the like button and subscribe to stick around for all the season three stuff. And hey, if you want to watch more videos right away, there should be stuff on your screen. Other than that, I have been down today. Thank you so much for watching this video all the way to the end. And I will see you in the next one.


Hello and welcome to Burn to Learn. This is Rod Davis and we have dedicated this video to a good friend who did not know how to use the reply function of Outlook 2016, especially when she wanted to reply to more than one person. So get ready for us to show you how to use the reply function of Outlook 2016 step by step. Okay, so now we're on the home page of Outlook 2016 and as you can see, we've received an email. So let's open it by clicking on it and then we have to reply. So how do we do that? You reply by clicking on the reply tab. And when you click on the reply tab, an email format appears already addressed to the sender who sent you the email. So now all we need now to do is to put in a note, a response. So thanks for this information. Let's make sure we show who this is from by putting in our signature. So click on the signature tab. Click on the signature you want. In this case, it's Rod Davis and it should, there it is. Nice, beautiful signature. So now the recipient will know exactly who this is from. Okay, well, we're comfortable with that and we are. Let's hit the send button and we will have replied. Now supposing we received an email from several people, as is the case in what we see on the screen. How do we reply to all of them at the same time? The answer is we click on the reply all button. And when we do that, now the email format appears and it is addressed to all of the people from whom the email was sent. We can also add another name if we want to. We can add as many as we may care to. Now let's send them a note. Thanks. And now add a signature so that they also know from whom it comes. Click on the signature you want. And the signature appears automatically. Now let's just send it off. Okay. And off it goes. Now supposing we wanted to forward the same message but to someone else. How would you do that? The answer is you click on the forward button. And when you click on it, an email format appears. Okay. Now we have to put in the names of the person we want to forward this email to. So we can use the address book tab to find a name or we could type it out. Now we're going to select the name here. And the name is John Smith. Click okay. And his name appears automatically. Now let's send him a message for your information. Then include our signature. And it appears in all of its glory. Now we just send it off. You have seen how we included a signature in our emails. If you would like to know how to create a signature, just refer to our video tutorial number six, which is called creating a signature. Now you know how to use the reply function and the forward function and the reply all. Now let's reply with a meeting request. We are now the home page. Let's scroll up and hit the reply with meeting button. When you do that, the meeting request format appears and now we have to decide on what location we will meet at. Let's decide to meet in downtown Starbucks. And now let's decide on the date. Let's choose the 14th. And now let's decide on the meeting. So it will be 10 30 in the morning to 11. So now we're going to write a message as well as insert our signature. So click on the signature tab. Choose the signature you want. And there it is. Now let's send them a note saying see you all there. Now let's push the send button and off it will go. Now let's look at how to use the function of more respond actions buttons. So on your screen, just scroll up to the icon on the lower of the two and then it drops down to a command for forward as attachment. So click that. And the format for attachment appears. Now we need to put in the address of the person we're sending it to. We can either type it in or go to our address box. So let's just do that. Find the name. John Smith. Click there. Click OK. And his name appears. Everything looks good so far. So now we want to add a note. And we're just going to give a simple message here for your information, John. And now we're going to add our signature. Select Rod Davis's signature. It appears. It looks great. And now we're good. So now we just want to point out that the subject line has the key indicators of a forward function, the FW. So that forwarding and attachment works. Everything looks great. So now let's just simply send it. We just sent an attachment that now let's go check to see if the person actually got it. So we're going to go to the recipient's email account. And we see that our appointment attachment is there loaded. Let's click on it to open it. And we're going to do exactly what the recipient would do. So let's click to open. There it is. And there is the attachment. So now let's click on the attachment to download it. The command appears on the bottom left. Let's click on that. And there it is. We now know this works very well. Now not only you know how to use the reply function in Outlook 2016, but our good friend to whom we dedicated this tutorial also knows. And she and you can replay the video anytime you want should you have a question. In our next video, we will show you how to use QuickStep in Outlook 2016. Until then, have fun.


Lleodd yn gweithio yn meddwl, rwy'n meddwl störion yng Nghymru, yn cymdeithasol i'r Gweithfyrdd y Comisi Gwyrdd Yn Moeddiad, yn y tym ni Fitch 27 o januari 2023. Gweithio'n meddwl ychydig. Am wych i'n ddeliad yn ymddugol. Fel yna ymddug. Mae'r iawn yn eich hwn yn y gwneud. Rwy'n meddwl. Mae'n meddwl. Leoladau yn eich ddechrau i eich ddeliadau ar Horse? Rwy'n meddwl. Mae'n meddwl yn eu gwneud. Mae'r un o'r Swave C, y seldomigwyr. Mae'r Unohwch Cymru. Mae'r un o'r D Paddy extremes iddynt i ddod, ac yn dweud, rydym amall, i'r disgwch yn rhoi. Ym... OK. Jonathan, mae'n gofyn i'w disgwch yn chi, peròol dyna'r gyd, ac nid. Ym... Mae fyddwch i'n edrych ddim yn ystod dros ymdod. Rwy'n amwyf, mae'n rorth o'r Llywodraeth â Hedra legacy yn dweud o'r Jeremy Fflatt. Rwy'n rhaid i am fan bod ydych chi'n… Rwy'n rhaid o'n Cute John yn unrhyw o'r Gwein.... Rwy'n rhoi hyd gennym ddigus iawn... ...wc mae'n rhaid i phaselt i'n losu, mae'n ddugweithio fwy o'r pryd newydd. Ond rwy'n rhaid i'n… I think that would be wise, councillor, if you drop that discussion to the audience. Thank you. The agenda item number three, which is a minute from our previous meeting, will do the same as always. It should be page three on your agenda. Page three, just sing out if you have any queries. Page four, page five, page six, page seven, and that's it. Page eight for the signers. Everything okay? We'll take that as being able to sign those off then. Thank you very much. And agenda item number four. So we're going over to Ms Dyer for the presentation. Please keep in mind of the applications. Thank you. I'm not doing the minutes of the previous meeting. Okay, so this month we have five applications, totaling 9,326.92 pence. First of which is on page 13, which is Croydon Reading Room. This stands on land owned by the village and they would like improvements to the building and the outside areas. The total project costs are £24,671 and they are requesting £2,000 from the community chest just for the outside play area and terrace. The parish council have contributed £2,800 for the new floor ring and Councillor Heather Williams is in support of your opinions please. Thank you. Colleagues, any questions, points? I'll go to Councillor Williams first if I may, they're new. Yeah, just a point of information to the committee. We have actually given these people money before. They came to us in 2020 and we gave them £2,000 in 2020 towards this renovation. I don't have a problem with that because obviously they will say that you can come back in the next year. But I just thought that it's innovation. Thank you. Members, can I just ask you to bring your mics a little bit closer to your bodies? Go for it. Councillor Hanley. Thanks for, Councillor Williams, for explaining that. My feeling is that this is a pretty good project and one that we should support. Thank you. Any comment on anything? I think it's an excellent project and obviously a community-based one and we should support it. Thank you very much. Can you tell us? I think it's an excellent project because you can see by what's listed here how well this place is used and we need things like that. Thank you. In that case, in this, Councillor Riff has a better thing to say. Nope. Okay, I'll take that. We have a yes on that one. Thank you very much. The first of our cost of living projects, or page 14. This is from Disability Huntingtonshire dish. This provides specialist benefit advice, support and advocacy for people of all ages and disabilities throughout Huntingtonshire and South Cambridgeshire. Funding from the community chest is requested to set up a once-a-month advice service known as advice on your doorstep to the disabled community in South Cambridgeshire. Total project costs are £1,531.92, all of which are being requested from the community chest. As you can see, there's a little note there just to say that we did part fund them through the service support grants in November. This actual project that they're bringing through the community chest is one of the projects which they obviously couldn't fulfil through the part funding. It was in that application but it's now coming through to us here. Thank you. This is the additional, if you like, on top project. Yeah. Colleagues, Councillor Lenton. It's a Huntington based charity but I can't see and maybe I've missed it that they have a base in South Cambridgeshire to provide this advice. I admit it's only once a month but have I missed it? They started a branch out into South Cambridgeshire and they said that they would set up a pre-agreed location within South Cambridgeshire so we need to clarify that further with them. I think that's actually been decided totally but that's the plan. Anybody else? Councillor Angraeg? So my feeling is that this benefits at the present moment Huntington more than it does us in Cambridgeshire because yes, they say they feel it would be beneficial to South Cambridgeshire residents but I think they've developed it more in Huntington rather than South Cambridgeshire. That's actually a good point but actually I've got a Councillor Williams who's got it to me today. Yeah, thank you chair. Point of information. Cambridgeshire, the Cambridgeshire version of this folded last year and they took on their clients so they are working in South Cams already also we have given the money in the past to look after the villages and the parishes in the north of the district so they have been covering the north of the district for some time so they are in effect, although they are based in Huntington they are actually already serving our residents so I do support this. It took the words out of my mouth, I knew they were working very hard and it was the takeover and it was the most perfect thank you. So any more questions on this colleagues? I hope to say I can support this. I'll take a role in supporting you. Lovely, thank you. Okay, page 15 are first only by a diversity application this month from Sheddits. Sheddits organises activities for local people. Projects tend to promote sustainability. It involves different parts of this project that they are wanting to take through the community chest will involve different parts of the local community where they would like to plant and rewild. There are a few set locations within Swaythe Sea where they would like to do this project and total project costs are £2,444 that includes in-kind contributions and £1,795 has been requested from the community chest. Those in-kind contributions have come from the, includes the parish council who have contributed £600 of in-kind contributions. Yeah, thoughts please on this one? Thank you. Thank you. Councillor Enter knows, has already declared, won't be speaking or voting on this but I do know that Councillor Enter is extremely supportive of this. So that's all I have to say about that. Any questions or comments? Councillor Gryffith. Just going to say I'm reading the information. It's like a really good project. Just the kind of thing we should be supporting. Thank you. Anybody else? If it's quality with our business plan as well, I want to encourage this kind of thing. Looking at John, Councillor Williams, you okay? Lovely, the next case then I'll take that as support for the application please. Thank you. Page 17, this is a deferred application from November from Cambridge Online. This is a charity that helps people in Cambridge to get online as the name suggests. It was deferred pending details of the following details, further information on their relationship with Cambridge City Council and if they intend to publicise on their website that they are branching out in South Cambridge. Now they've provided that information. They support Cambridge Online through grants and this then funds the main learning hub at the Hester Adrian Centre. They're basically saying that South Cambridge residents can still access this building and all the services they provide through those grants as well. They've also said if they receive funding from us they will add it to their website stating the support that they've received. This is already done from previous grants that they've received from South Cambridge District Council so I've had a look and I can see that we are actually mentioned. They're going to revamp the website as well and they're also going to publicise all the communities that they support when they upgrade their website so that will be clear to anybody wanting to access their services and they've asked for £2,000. Thank you. Just a point to comment if you wish whether they talked about their advertise and my view if we were minded to support. It says here in that the first bullet of the information, the extra information, you've just come back with that whilst it doesn't include sound comes if although if people in South Cambridge wish to use the Hester Adrian Centre they can attempt for free. Would this group go overboard if you like and make sure they advertise the fact because an awful lot of people come from South Cams into Cambridge for a variety of reasons and so if they needed information or help then they can go to here. If that would be something we could do if everyone has a different opinion but seeing that the likelihood is looking at there's no grouchy faces sitting round the tables here and I suspect there are following questions that we'll be supporting but anyone else got any points? I was going to say that additional information I think really clears up the questions we had previously and I've been supported this. Thank you. I'm very supportive and Cambridge this organisation was extremely collaborative and helpful through the COVID pandemic helping people to access the internet who may not otherwise have done so during isolation so absolutely did a fantastic job and I'm certainly supportive. In that case I'm looking round the room to support. Thank you very much. Page 19, another deferred application from Born Sports Club. This application was deferred depending details of the relationship between the Sports Club and the Parish Council. Just for a bit of clarity, the courts and the floodlights are the responsibility of the Born Sports Club. Although there's no formal lease with the Parish Council there is a long standing agreement that confirms this arrangement and from 2025 the Parish Council when they have full responsibility for the pavilion building the lights and the courts will still rest with the Sports Club just for clarity there. So yes, I don't know if you have any questions on that one I can provide further details if you've got any questions on that as well. Thank you. Colleagues, questions? We've had the answers back. Miss Dair has got those from the applicant. I think perhaps we'll just look at this now from a criteria point of view if you wish. Does it fit? Does it feel like he's within the spirit that there are some issues if you like because Parish Councils cannot apply to the groups, obviously can. How are we feeling? Catra Eventon? I'm happy that they have come back with the information. There is some split between the organisations and that it follows in the concept of going green and improving the lighting situation. Have I missed something? It really is all about is it in the spirit of things, isn't it? I think if we're content that this is indeed it's not a Parish Council application in disguise. That's the thing. I think we can only go on what we've got down here, frankly. I'm wondering if I could ask Councillor Williams if he has an opinion on this. I was perhaps going to say, Councillor Williams, that it would be very pleasing for the committee to be reassured by the applicants that they would be purchasing the equipment themselves rather than anybody else. I'd like to ask Emma when obviously we pay the grant upon receipt of the invoice from the organisation. I think we should make it clear to the Bourne Sports Club that we expect them to purchase this equipment and that we will pay the invoice that they receive for this work. But we will not pay it if it's done for a third party. That was going to be my suggestion. They would definitely have to make that in the terms and conditions that they would make the purchase and progress the project as well. Obviously because the Parish Council wouldn't be eligible to apply because they were larger Parish Council, so yes, that's exactly what I would say. That's fabulous. I would be supportive of what Councillor Williams and Emma has just suggested. Any other colleagues? Any comments? Then what Councillor Williams and Miss Dyer have suggested is the route forward, the way forward. Approval or not the approval? Approval. That's approved and thank you very much. You can go to the next one please. I go on to the next one. Did you want us to make an action going forward? Just to make a little clarity on the application process that those that are applying should be making the purchases. Officers could take this away potentially if you wanted us to add a bit of clarity to the application process. That could be something we could consider if you wanted. I think that would probably be handy actually because this one has been difficult to decide upon just because of the complexities of who was purchasing what. So I think perhaps if we spell it out in really plain English so that people understand that this is exactly where they have to go, then that will hopefully cut down the time that we can say yes on it. Much nicer to say yes than we'd defer it or no. I think that my colleagues would agree. That's it. Thank you. Thank you. And then further considerations for criteria that leads on quite nicely to page 29. This is I believe Appendix C I think it is. There were three questions. We often get a lot of questions asked regarding to amounts. If they've made an application in one financial year could the same group apply again as long as they didn't exceed that maximum of £2,000? So that was one of the questions and then related to that as well. Obviously as you can see from the table that I provided, obviously we've got our ring-fenced amounts as well. So if they applied up to £2,000 for the main community test elements within one financial year, could they also apply to one of the other ring-fenced amounts as well? So that was the second question really. So it's just obviously that. And then thirdly, obviously other council grants as well, other separate grants. How would it, outside the community test grants, how would members feel about that question as well? It's just to provide a little bit further clarity. And just one thing to highlight. There currently is an existing exception in that if an organisation receives zero carbon communities funding in one financial year, they couldn't apply for the community test in the same financial year because obviously we have that biodiversity element as well. So that is one thing that's existing but it is obviously just to get a little bit of guidance from you as to how you'd like us to answer those questions in the future and perhaps add something to the criteria. Okay, thank you. Colleagues, you've got the questions there on page 29, 1, 2 and 3. Should we just work our way through quickly for some comment and thoughts? Do it one at a time. Question one. Any thoughts on that? About whether or not it's someone too good? I think yes, they should be able to apply. I mean, doesn't necessarily mean they'll get approval but you surely judge each application on its merits. So I can't see why not. Anybody else? Yep, I think that's it. Count it on me? Yes. Thank you. We're in agreement there. So making that comment to the League of Member for Finance that we've been in agreement with Yes for number one. We'll go to number two now, please. Colleagues, it's slightly more complex, but you've got any examples, Mr, about how this would... So if supposing a project for just normal community chairs, general community chairs, they got £2,000 in a financial year, and then they had an also, the same organisation has a biodiversity project, could they then apply for up to potentially £2,000, making £4,000 if you see what I'm saying, for the whole financial year, could they apply for additional funding through a different ring fence amount, so that it would exceed £2,000, but it's still a project in one of those other categories, really. Does that make sense? It does. Councillor Gryffith. I think yes, because they're different things that they're applying for. I mean, that's why they're separate grant funds, so I don't think, again, it won't necessarily get approved, but, again, you're looking at each individual application, and that's my opinion. I'm mindful of the fact that a sheddit that we've looked at today has 25 members and they're all doing different projects, so that's why we've actually had two or three applications from them over the last couple of years. And if it's in a different category, it seems quite reasonable to be looking at the merit of the project rather than the overall money. Councillor Henry. Sorry, I went deaf for a second. Yeah, I mean, I go for flexibility, actually. Yeah, I'm all for the flexibility that this offers. I mean, we don't have to say yes, so that's the point. And yeah, if a project needs another top-up to make it viable, then I think we should have the ability to grant that. So, yes, I would be supportive of that one. Lovely. So, I think each one at its own merit and they're all important projects for community building as well, thinking of my area as well. So, I would support the applications, at least. Thank you. I can hope, and in question three, if an organisation is successful in receiving funding and so on. John. Absolutely. There is, obviously, we need to make sure that the funding, we don't double count the funding so that they apply to more than one for the same thing. They apply to more than one fund for the same thing in order to hedge their bets. So, we need to make sure that we do know that they have applied to another fund and we need to know at the time we make a decision if they've been successful in applying to that other fund because that could have a bearing on your decision on whether to fund the money, say, from the community chest if they've all received money from the Biodiversity Fund and they don't need the extra money but they just hedge in their bets and apply to both funds for the same project. So, we need to be kept, we just need to make sure that when we need to ask have you applied to another fund for this project so that we can cross-reference it. That's a really good point actually because there are the odd applicants who could be classed as cheeky. We'll put that in the cheeky category. But actually, it's a really good point because what we found, I remember a few years back, we did a survey, it was like a bank chart of who had what, how many, which communities were getting the most out of the community chest system and other grant system parishes were doing better than others. But it was because perhaps they had a much more dynamic group. We're doing this work and I think this is quite important that we don't stop that. So, you know, encourage it if anything. But as you say, no cheekiness. Thank you. I think we can add a question in perhaps into the application form. Have you applied to another council grant within the same, well, this year or whatever. We can word that correctly. Number three then, colleagues. It's kind of on a theme of number two, isn't it? Country Linton. I just feel that it follows on logically from one and two and that we should permit it for three. I agree. I suppose the point we're making is checking that somebody isn't pulling a fast one. But at the same time, if an organisation is hard working and is applying for different things and being really active, that's a really good thing. And every single time you and the committee will look at the grants with that knowledge or what they're applying for, have applied for, but on the merits of what they're putting in this time. So, I think it's a good thing to encourage. Well, I think we're agreed then, all of us. Our recommendation is to, through you, misdiad to cancer Williams that we agree. And if there's any fine tweaking that you need to do, then we're happy with that. I think that would be fair to say. So, thank you very much for doing that piece of work. I believe that could be it. It is, yes. Marvis, thank you so much for presenting today. And thank you to our dental services officers, Jonathan and Kyra for keeping us a steady ship. I think, as they say, that will be that for today. Thank you very much. You've got to say goodbye to the world for us. Thanks.


to the session on Sustainability Reporting. So, in last couple of session we discussed about the other tools of sustainability like impact and assessment tool we discussed about the life cycle assessment and in case of management tool we discussed the design for environment. So, in this class we are going to discuss the reporting tool that is on sustainability reporting. So, let us understand what is sustainability reporting? So, sustainability reporting is an organization practice of reporting publicly on its economic, environmental and social impact and hence its contributions to positive or negative towards the goal of the sustainable development in accordance with the globally accepting standard. So, we look at this definition possible a few things what we can highlight over here. One this is organization practice second this is not only economic impact this is also economic environment and social impact. Third contribution to positive or negative to the goal of sustainable development and the last one is the globally accepted standard. So, if you summarize these highlights this talks about reporting publicly about the economic environment and social performance of the organization which may be positive which may be negative. Now, the typical question comes how sustainability report is different from the annual reports. Annual report is financial report it also consider the health, environment, safety and all the social responsibility. But sustainability reporting is the standalone report which follow the accepted standard what should be the part of the sustainability disclosure and accordingly the sustainability report is being prepared. So, sustainability reporting is the disclosure and communication of environmental, social and governance goal popularly known as ESG goals as well as companies progress towards them. So, from the reporting will come to know what is the goal what the organization has set in and also how much is the progress they have made to achieve the goal. This sustainability reporting also known as non-financial reporting, triple bottom line reporting, CSI reporting, business responsibility reporting and integrated reporting. So, in the different economy in the different context you will find that reporting the norms for reporting for some country possibilities, non-financial reporting for someone it is stable reporting for someone it is business responsibility reporting. But most widely accepted reporting is typically sustainable reporting which follows the guideline of the GRI standard. Now, there are many more sustainability framework that how typically the reporting should be done you will find many more that available as the sustainability framework for the reporting or the communication. These slides reports 5 sustainable top 5 sustainability framework and this includes CDP that is that is the Carbon Disclosure, then Dow Jones Sustainability Index, Global Reporting Initiative, GRE SP and SSSP. So, most of the time it will find most widely accepted is the GRE standard. So, let us see the background of this GRE and how GRE standard is being used for reporting the sustainability or preparing the sustainability report. So, what is GRE? GRE is the Independent International Organization and they are pioneering sustainability reporting since 1997. They produce one of the world's most prevalent standard for the sustainability reporting and that is developed with true multi-stakeholder contribution and also rooted in the public interest. Now, what is the role? They help the organization to prepare sustainability report based on stakeholder engagement and also focuses on the material topics. And this GRE framework typically provides a full and balanced picture of the organization, the material topics, material coverage, related impact and also how these impacts are being managed. Now, a fair report is in accordance with the GRE standard. It can be produced as a standalone sustainability report or it can reference information close in the variety of location informers if either it is in the electronics or the paper based format. Any report prepared in accordance with GRE standard is required to include the GRE content index which is presented in one location and also include the page number and URL of all disclosure reported. Now, this is what the milestone or we can say the evolution of the GRE framework over a period of time. So, 1997 the launch of the GRE happened and 2000 they published the first version of GRE guideline. Then in 2003 they launched the Organizational Stakeholder Program. Then 2008 they started the certified training partner program and 2018 they phase out the G4 guideline. And in 2014 they also form the Global Sustainability Standard Board and the current sustainability board is current sustainability standard is based on this GSSB that is Global Sustainability Board, but it takes the manual and the implementation from the G4 guidelines. So, this GRE standard it incorporate the key concept of disclosure from the G4 guideline and G4 implementation manual as I was mentioning in case of previous slide, but it comes with a new improved structure and the formal. And the standards are issued by Global Sustainability Standard Board and this is the independent GRE's independent standard setting body. So, mostly we use G4 guidelines, implementation of the manual and the standards issued by the Global Sustainability Standard Board that is for the G4 framework. Now, this GRE standard there are two types of standard the set of standard what GRE includes there are two types one. We have three universal standard which is applicable to all the organization and 33 topic specific standard that is organized into economic environment and social series. So, organization select and use only the relevant topic specific standard based on the material topic, based on their business, based on the product or service they offer based on that they pick the topic specific standard, but the first set of standards that is those are universal to all the organization. So, in universal standard we have again three kind of universal standard three types one, one not one which gives the foundation, one not two which gives the general disclosures and one not three which gives the management approach. Let us see what each of the standards covers or what each of the standard includes. So, GRE 101 foundation this is the starting point of using the GRE standard and it sets out the reporting principle for defining report content and quality. It includes the requirement and describe how the standard can be used and referenced also it includes the specific claims that require the organization preparing a sustainability report in accordance with the standards and for those using selected GRE standard to report the specific information. So, GRE 101 is mostly foundation focuses more on content quality requirements and also if the organization is claiming something any specific claim if they need how that has to be used in the sustainability report. Now, coming to GRE 102 that consists of general disclosure and this is used to report the typical information about an organization based on the context. So, and its sustainability practices it includes information about organization profile, strategy, ethics, integrity and governance and also the stakeholder engagement practices and reporting process. So, GRE 101 is mostly on the fundamental the basic of it, but when you come to GRE 102 this is general disclosure about the organization profile, strategy, ethics, integrity governance and the other practices and processes what they are following. Then getting into GRE 103 which is management approach and this standard is used to report information how an organization manages the material topic and those cover in GRE standard 200, 300 and 400 and other material topic. So, whatever the topic specific standard they pick either from 200 or 300 or 400, how the whatever the material they pick, how typically they should inform that about in their report about the material topic that is what GRE 103. It allows the organization to provide a narrative explanation of why topic is material, where the impact occur the topic boundary. So, if you remember with this also we discussed when we are discussing the life cycle impact that what is the boundary of the, what is the boundary we are set into assess the impact and also what gets into the scope and goal and scope for the impact assessment. So, here also once the material or once the standard the topic specific standard is being taken by the organization then it gives a narrative explanation that why the topic is that specific material, where the impact occurs what is the system boundary for this product or the topic and how the organization manages the impact. So, all this management about the topic specific disclosure that is being followed from GRE 103 management approach framework. These are the topic specific standard and their coverage. So, 200 series all economic 300 series environmental and 400 series social. So, 200 series talks mostly about economic performance, market and anti-competitive behavior, anti-corruption behavior mostly the economic activities. 300 series is environment. So, it starts with materials and also it talks about the compliance and also the supplier environmental assessment. And 400 series if you can see the list is long this consists of social starting from employment till customer privacy about the data privacy and also the socio-economic compliance. Now, when you have to find about the sustainability report of a specific company, how they have a disclosure what is their sustainability report. All this reports are available in sustainability disclosure database. So, if you go to GRE sustainability disclosure database, then it will give the options to find out about a specific company sustainability report. So, this is the yesterday browse result that when I was looking at how much is the sustainability disclosure database or what is the numbers or what is the report. So, in yesterday browsing it is 15,536 organization. They have published 63,852 reports and 38,484 out of that was the GRE reports. Then you can just type the organization name and then that will take you to the specific report or specific company report and gives a detail that how much or how many times they have published or when they have published or what kind of framework they have used. So, I just search for Godrej looking at that just to find out that how much is there, how many sustainability report they have published, what is the recent one, what kind of framework they have used and this is the search result that it gives about Godrej manufacturing, Godrej consumer product, Godrej industrial limited Godrej interior and Godrej property. It gives about the size, it gives about the sector where they operate, it gives the country specific, it gives the region specific and also the details of report that how many times they have published the sustainability report. So, if you look at they have the first one they have published in 2016, 2018 and also in case of consumer product this three times 2013, 17, 18. So, it gives detail of this GRE sustainability report they have published and also followed with standard and which year they have published this. Now there is some recent regulation with respect to the sustainability report very recently announced with respect in the specific context of India that in 10th May 2021 SEBI the security exchange board of India they have issued a circular by implementing the new sustainability related reporting requirement for top 1000 listed company by market capitalization and the new disclosure will be made in the format of business responsibility and sustainability report that is BRSR and there is some changes from SEBI existing business responsibility report and this is a significant step towards bringing sustainability reporting up to the existing financial reporting standard. Now this new regulation emphasis on new format new BRSR format based on nine principle of Indian government's national guidance on responsible business conduct typically known as RBC guidelines and which are intended to define the responsible business conduct for Indian company. So, these are the guidelines. So, the new business responsibility and sustainability reporting format will follow the national guideline on responsible business conduct that is RBC guidelines and this RBC guideline is typically defines the responsible business conduct for the Indian company. This RBC guideline and driven by leading Indian international standards and practices like UN guiding principle of business and human rights, UN sustainable development goals, the Paris Agreement and the ILO core convention and the principle address a range of sustainability matters including business ethics and transparency, human rights, environmental safety and fair labour practices. So, the new reporting it will promote the transparent standardised disclosure on ESG parameter and also the sustainability related risk and opportunity among the listed company in India. This approach will help company better to demonstrate their sustainability objective, position and performance to the market and the long term value creation. And this for 2021 and 22 financial year, this should be voluntary the reporting in this format. But from financial year 2022 and 2023, it is going to be mandatory. So, basically they are giving the time to the organisation to prepare or build the way they are reporting till now or preparing in the updated format and this will be mandatory from 2022 and 2023. And this should be applicable to top 1000 listed company by the market capitalisation. Now, the other point is if you look at the entire changes that is happening is there is a increasing, increasing attention or there is a rise of ESG that is environmental, social and governance. And let us see what it focuses on this ESG, what it focus, what E focuses on, what S focuses on and what is G focuses on. So, typically environmental disclosure, focus is on companies environmental disclosure, environmental impact and any effort to reduce the pollution and carbon emission. So, if you look at climate change, natural capital, pollution, opportunity, all these and among this broad title you will find in climate change we are talking about GST disclosure, air emission, responsible finance, mostly what is the sustainable finance or carbon finance. Similarly, for the natural capital, it starts from water mapping to the responsible sourcing, then also it covers the pollution, different kind of pollution and also this is opportunity, what are the opportunity available for the company and accordingly they can fix their goal and also work towards the achieve the goal. Similarly, in case of social disclosure, it refers mostly for creating the social well-being either in the workplace or in society at a large and it includes diverse concepts such as diversity, human rights, philanthropy and corporate citizenship. So, all these things are covered under three broad heads that is human capital, customer and social opportunity. Similarly, for governance it accounts for compensation, shareholder rights and the relationship between the shareholder and the management and it covers three again under three broad heads that is corporate governance, corporate policy and disclosure. Now, let us look at what are the potential challenges for the organization when they prepare for the business responsibility report or the sustainability report. So, these are few of them summarized, there may be many more challenges that comes from the specific organizers on which of a different nature or the specific nature. So, one is how do you engage and communicate with the key stakeholder about what to report and how to meter report, then identifying the sustainability issues mostly the material to include and to prioritize, then how do you establish the realistic goals and targets and also once you achieve the realistic goals and targets, how do you prepare the organization to achieve the published goals and also when your goals and targets are being fixed and also the organization gets prepared to achieve this goal. The other thing what need to be checked or what is considered as a challenge for the organization is that whether the goal and targets is having a conflicting equation with the goals and targets of the organization. Then collecting, organizing, analyzing the necessary information and one of the important challenge is that how the report has to be published or how the communication has to be done so that it should not be just as a marketing tool talking good about the organization rather it gives a true picture of the economic environment and social performance of the company. Then managing expectation around the final report from all the stakeholders, then the challenge is that how do you communicate the negative results, how do you talk about the impact, how do you typically about the negative impact what you are making to the society and also producing a picture of the real performance of the organization. Then the other two challenges are how do you document all these impacts, goals, targets and also the initiatives are being taken to fulfill the goals and targets. How do you document this properly so that whoever read this or whoever collect the data on the company for them it is a clear one which giving a clarity about all these goals, targets, initiatives and also the impact. And the bigger challenge what the organization faces is that if they publish the report in one cycle how they still keep the momentum or still keep the process going on for the next reporting period. So, in this session we have understood what is sustainability reporting, how this is a reporting and communication tool and the background to the sustainability reporting is GRI standard and also how the GRI standard evolve over a period of time, what are the specific standard comes under the universal one and the topic specific one and finally what are the challenges associated with the sustainability reporting. So, in the next session we will see typically the last reporting or the last status of the reporting of the Indian company and how Indian company they are doing with respect to their ESG performance. Thank you.


Aloha, I'm Kari Lucas, and we're back in the studio today. I've been at the IUCN where I ran into an old friend from Permaculture Adventures, Roberto Perez Rivera, and I said, well, come on down on the show, so here he is. Roberto is famous in large part because he directed, produced this movie. I used to feature on it. You're featured on it. The power of community, how Cuba survived peak oil that came out in 2006. You were here a few years ago, and we did some showings of it, actually. And then a rowdy bunch of people from Hawaii, a ton of us, descended upon Cuba at Roberto's invitation to attend the International Purple Culture Conversions in 2013. So I just, since we're here, and we had that amazing two-week experience traveling around Cuba, which is a lot like Hawaii in a lot of, climatically. Yeah, it's the same latitude, and we're influenced by the climate and the ocean, and the tropics. Yeah. So there were a lot of lessons, I felt, that were very good for us from Hawaii. So let's have some pictures and talk about those features that we saw in Cuba. Well, here's our rowdy bunch. Think Tech fans will recognize Hunter Hevelin on the left, who used to be the coast of sustained Hawaii. And so these are all pretty much people who are active in agriculture in Hawaii to this day. And on the right, Matt Lynch, who's head of UH Sustainability. So while we were there, we were working hard and playing hard. And not just permaculture in ag sense, but we learned about how permaculture was also a way of doing businesses. We visited a place that had this, can you talk about it? Yes. Basically, one of the people that passed the permaculture design certification, and in another photo we'll see that he was having a garden along that road that has a slope, and he realized that he was in the position to collect, not this one, a lot of water. So basically, he came with the idea of having something that he called an eco car washing. So basically, he collected rain water and filtered it, and this is the water that is being used in the car wash that you saw in that photo. And basically, the water that is used there is also filtered in a fat trap and with some natural filters, and it can be reused in the car washing, and eventually it can also be used like to irrigate some fruit trees or trees, not vegetables. I'm sure that the quality is good, but that's what he does. Yeah. So here we can see how... Exactly. Yeah. I also thought this fencing was fantastic. It's a living fence, but in the distance we see that the car wash and then the trees on the side, the bananas that are then watered by the gray water of the car wash. Exactly. He can... As you can see where the people are, there is a slope and all the water goes into his garden. And this is an euphorbia. It's a special... It's not a cactus, but it's on the family of the succulents. They have a very powerful latex also. So it's a perfect for fencing because it doesn't require a lot of water. And you can see how... So by latex, you mean the sap is very acidic. Yeah. It's aggressive. And you can see how he used all the rocks that he collected from the soil to make sort of terracing or erosion preventing walls. So he can level the sites and he can produce a different type of vegetables because in his house that is just back there, when you see the bananas and plantain trees, there are orchards in the back. This is in the famous town of Kohimer, which is famous because Ernest Hemingway lived there for many, many years. And his boat used to be anchored there, too. We drove by the place he stayed? Yeah, the place he stayed at. His favorite restaurant, Lacerasa. So one of the other things that we did was see how people in the US, of course, think about permaculture more in terms of home gardens mostly. But what was really great was to see in Cuba how there were larger both community gardens and larger commercial gardens. And we have some pictures of those, like the suburban farm, which was just...this was just outside Havana, right? This is a typical operation that you would see in the urban part of Cuba. It's called organoponico. It comes from a mix of hydroponic but with organic matter. And you will see it like in different places in the city. Now they're also in the suburban parts. So basically, when you apply the permaculture principles and ethical values to any sort of like agricultural operation, you will get extra...I don't like the word yield, but benefits and produce that are good for the nature, good for the people, and good for the plants itself. And that's basically some of the work that we have been doing with spreading the permaculture in Cuba, is that once the people learn their principles, they can apply in broad acre, like I mean in a big farm, or you can apply in a small community garden or in one of these organic vegetable operations. Okay, so you mentioned hydroponic, but they're not grown in water, they're grown in... Yes, and this is part of a funny story. The name organoponico came because in the 90s, in the city of Havana, there were like maybe 10, 12, I don't recall, hydroponics. Hydroponics is an operation when you need a lot of chemical produce to work as nutrient solutions for the plants. Of course, when we ran out of money, we ran out of nutrient solutions, and somebody had the brilliant idea to dig all the sand from this hydroponic, put compost, organic matter, organoponico. Organoponic, intensive organic production. In California, they would use the word maybe biointensive, using the ginger ones, like... But basically, this was like part of the massive transformation of Cuban agriculture from a conventional to more based on natural... I won't say organic because it's a lot more than that. It's low emission, it's low energy, it's socially fair and chemically free. So I know that organic means all of that, but I like to make that. It's not necessarily only chemical-free production. And especially since organic doesn't... It just means fossil fuel-free. Exactly. But yours is actually based a lot on vermicast, right? Vermicast, composting... I've never seen these amazing, huge... Biofertilizers. And even... You will see a lot of tractors and a lot of... On the contrary, they're oxen. And there is also a lot of people working hard, but the difference is that you can have more people in one acre, you know? So there is one operation that I remember a lot because there's like 100 people operating 11 hectares. And some people that visit from the US and from other countries say, oh, this is very labor-intense. What's wrong with 100 families eating and having a good job? Maybe only one tractor and somebody really struggling there compacting this or that much in the plants. But it's just different. I'm just explaining how it works. And it was lovely. And I remember we visited one outside of Havana and one of the principles of the operation had been a physician and she decided she would rather be a farmer. Exactly.  And they decided to switch at a certain point in time. This visit that... In the 90s. In the 90s when the Soviets left abruptly. Exactly. There was no food in the country and some people started like to self-sustain the family. So basically producing some food in their patios or raising some, you know, chickens and things like that. And then they just realized that it was fun and that they can make money of it and they like it. So that's why now we have almost a million people doing some forms of urban agriculture, permaculture or not. We try to infect the permaculture, bugging all of them. Here's a great example of that. So there's... Exactly. I would love to see urban community gardens like that here. There... Ours typically everybody has their own little... Aluminium. Their little whatever it is, 10 by 10. But the way it's done here more... I don't know how you guys make it work so that everybody feels like they're getting their fair share, but it seems to work.  There was only probably... Everybody was sharing one pipe for the water or buckets. So the people design in a different way. They try to optimize the space and then they share the food according to the number of hours that they were doing in the garden.  That was in the very beginning. Then when the permaculture techniques were introduced they just realized in nature they're not square ends, the square angles. So why making boring, long and narrow pathways? And that's when you're going to see all of these circular, oval patterns that are very common in permaculture but not very common in conventional agriculture operations. And they look nice. They are gorgeous. I still have visions of the permaculture gardens in Cuba. Last week on my show I had two agroforestry practitioners from Hawaii Island here and they showed pictures of their agroforest plots. And there's... I mean agroforestry is one of the tools of permaculture just to kind of explain that to people who might have seen last week's show. But this is a way to do planting of crops but have it be quick crops but have it be accessible, easy to maintain, not for humans, not for machines. Exactly. Basically the plants and animals that we eat and they taste the best are not exactly the ones that have been produced massively because those ones they ripe, they have hard skins because they need to be transported from long distance. But what we want is plants that are not all the fruits ripe at the same time. From two to day to tomorrow that they taste very good and the skin is not that hard. So those varieties can grow so much better with this different space. We call it microclimates. So maybe you don't have a swamp in your house but you can create one microclimate and one corner of your garden receive more water because the water accumulates there.  So that's basically the permaculture trying to maximize the habitats. Okay, beautiful. You are here this time because of the IUCN happening at the Convention Center and we're going to take a short break and come back and talk about what's new and what's happening at the IUCN. That can be great. This is the other part of my big vlog. For a very healthy summer watch Viva Hawaii. I'm giving you the best tips and with our best health coach here. So Viva health coach. Viva la comida saludable. Hi, my name is Justine Espiritu. This is my co-host Matthew Johnson. Every Thursday at 4 p.m. we host the Hawaii Food and Farmers series. This is the place you can come to for insight on the perspective and history and passions of Hawaii's farmers and all folks involved in Hawaii's local food system. What kind of folks do we have on? So we have everyone from local farmers. We have foodies, chefs. We also have journalists, researchers, anyone who's actually working to help make Hawaii's local food system that much better. So join us every Thursday and tweet in us and ask us some questions and leave your comments as well. Welcome back. I'm Kawi Lucas here on Think Tech Hawaii with Hawaii is my mainland this week. I have Roberto Perez Rivera from Cuba and he is a permaculturist and an educator in all things agriculture and environmental. He's been with the F... I'm going to do the acronym of it. F-A-N-J dot org. For some 20 years, it's a nonprofit organization in Cuba that teaches about the environment and climate change and all those really important things. So you're here with the Fondacian Antonio Nunes and what are you doing at the IUCN? Basically, apart from being in the organizations and in the Illinois, a small group of Cubans and Australians that were bringing the permaculture, the Fondacian for Nature and Humanity, it's an environmental grassroots organization. We don't have a membership but basically we work with Cuban communities in order to bring the different dimensions of sustainability. One, we have been talking in the first part of the show that is basically food security and healthy ways of agriculture and the other one is basically to try to preserve the base of the ecosystems of the country. And in that work, we became members of IUCN, the International Union for Nature Conservancy, in 2004 and have been with other organizations in the island Caribbean in order to preserve the base of the biodiversity but also in order to bring a better quality of life and sustainable practices all to the communities that are near those very sensitive ecosystems. And in this case, what we are bringing to the World Congress here in Hawaii and thank you for the hospitality because it's been great so far. In these two days, it's a great place, a very unique place to celebrate one of these congress. What we're bringing is a documentation of the work that we have been doing with these ecosystems and these communities in the coastal and in the mountains in order to preserve as much as possible from the impacts of climate change. The funny thing is that what we bring is images like photos and videos in 3D. What do you mean? Basically it's that a bunch of people have been working very, very hard in order to try to film of these very difficult to access spaces of Cuba in order to show in 3D very high quality like the little wonders of the Cuban biodiversity but also the work that those communities and we have been very proud and humbly facilitating in different places of Cuba in order to minimize the impacts of the climate change. So we talked a little about how things are in Cuba with respect to climate change. What are the most deeply felt climate impacts? First, we believe in climate change. It doesn't matter what we believe but I know that it's a contentious issue in U.S. and climate change is in our door. It's happening in the Caribbean. We're feeling it and it's bringing negative impacts and in terms of the island Caribbean, the main impacts are an alternation of droughts or flash floods because it rains out of season and then it doesn't rain in a couple of years and there is also the elevation of the temperature of the Caribbean Sea which have two among all the problems. One, the potential correlation that is happening in many places in the Caribbean fortunately not so much in Cuba. I'm not saying why. Why are the Cuban reefs doing that? There are different explanations for that but in those areas there is not so much pollution, not so much sedimentations and sand is still going into the coral so they can respond better to the conditions of high temperature. These are contentious issues but they can resist better than that and the way that the currents were and the depths of the places is something that we have to take in account when we mentioned the temperature in centigrade. Anything over 23 degrees is very potentially very bad for the Caribbean but it's something that is happening. The other thing is that the hotter the water of the Caribbean is the hurricanes and cyclones that forms there they are more intense so I think it's important to clarify that the number of hurricanes per year most of the scientists don't think is affected by climate change but other meteorological phenomena but the intensity, the heavy intensity of some of the hurricanes, Katrina style that we see in the Caribbean are for sure the rays of the temperature of the water. The other classic that everybody is expecting is of the rays of the level of the ocean but we have to take in account that when the sea level rays there is a lot happening on the ground because there is something called the saline wedge so it's that the salty water will go inland and with damaging to soils it can be arable land or it can be other coastal ecosystems that they get salinated. So this is something that is happening and only like trying to restore the native coastal ecosystems like mangroves and seagrasses and preserving the health of the coral reef because they make a system together will increase what scientists call resilience of the ecosystem in order to resist those impacts and not dying and not making like big losses and of course you know all of these touristic areas that are in the coastal systems they will be imperiled because of the you know the wave, the winds and some of those things these are in a nutshell there are so many things that cannot be predicted that we just see now but this is the work that we do. So you talked about how the I hadn't heard of this before that salt water that it for every inch that it the sea level comes up it contaminates the soil up to four kilometers because it's a little bit complex but you have a very low coast for example it can be a swamp, it can be a low coast and then what happens under that area is there is an interaction where there is a layer of fresh water on top and salt water on the bottom when the layer of fresh water gets thinner and thinner and thinner because we overuse that water because the sea level is rising then this wedge goes inland in the aquifer and the moment that the fresh water disappears and the salt water touches the soil it gets salinated and that's very bad for the crops very bad for some plants fortunately mangrove trees can resist that coconut trees in seasons if they get access to fresh water they can also do well for the plants in saline conditions they cannot survive and it's very bad so this is something that unfortunately is happening we cannot deny that and we need to prepare for that well I can't not ask because of the recent political changes can you talk about that a little how has that affected life in Cuba that our countries are now officially speaking to each other how has it changed? I think that there is something very good one of the last dinosaurs of Cold War finally came down we're talking and we're neighbors we are both sides of the flood we have access to the Gulf of Mexico along with Mexico and at least on the environmental issues there is a lot to talk about disaster reduction, risk reductions and I think that that is happening like the relevant organizations of both countries on the government level and the government level are having dialogue on that in the terms of the lifting of some of the restrictions of the embargo that we call blockade some of them they are still in place because it took 50 years to put it the way it is it would take some years to eliminate but without any doubt they have been some lifting of restrictions they would be regular flights between the two countries and there is like some business together what about the internet? in the case of the internet the Cuba was joined to the bourbon of octifibers by a cable that came from Venezuela so there is also the possibility to make use some of the US cables that goes on the water and that but not that I know that it hasn't happened yet but I know that several telephone companies are making agreements for roaming text messages that was like very difficult and of course you know there are a lot of Cuban families that live in Florida and in US also and there will be agreements for calling and that things the access of the internet have been increasing the country I don't have that data to tell you but there are wifi areas in all the cities of the country where people just can go with the phone and connect wow that's a huge difference before it was very slow, very narrow bandwidth I know it can be better but you know it's a process and basically when many people are waiting for it will be a big wave of tourists from US to Cuba so far there are like 12 different allow occupations of ways that you can go to Cuba but still you know there are some restrictions on that but without any doubt it has been increasing the number of US citizens visiting Cuba for different reasons still it's not like millions but it can potentially be so I think the country needs to prepare for that in order to protect the natural heritage talking about diversity and your natural, it's a beautiful countryside that's one thing and also try to make a tourism that is more ethical and linked to the values of the Cubans like the music, the culture the landscapes, the food why not the realm I think I'm not a very aseptic international touristy you can see in Cancun but it's a challenge in our last minute or so can you talk about when your production is at the IUCN it's a social event in a very awkward time 7.30 on the Sunday 4th of September the room 31C 7.30pm yeah, tonight, yeah I hope they in C316 316C room okay, this is at the convention center and this will be the three dimensional exactly, Cuba in 3D Cuba in 3D it sounds very intriguing I'm definitely going to be there and perhaps you can say something in Spanish because there's a lot of Spanish people going to it and let them know thank you Roberto, so good to see you again we'll have to go visit some more farms oh yeah, I will be after the event here Jesus, He will take me


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2019-2020 Gold Rush autographed hockey jerseys. Three box, half case, random player break, number one. Did I not? I'm going to do the spreadsheet. So there's that, three boxes, that's half of case, random player number one and the other half we're going to do directly after this break. Gold Rush, autographed hockey jersey. Now my assumption is that these are going to also be replica jerseys as well, but it's going to be fine. All right, so there's a whole list right there, so you can get the entire 1980 Miracle on Ice team. That's pretty cool. Those are cool spots right there. And there's like a combo spot right there. So one spot gets you two, so let's double you up and let's roll it, let's randomize it four and a one, five times, one, two, three, four and a one, fifth and final time. So Mr. Marco Mills down to Mike Tower and then four and a one, five times for all these players. One, there's 50 right there, two, three, four and a one, fifth and final time. The 1980 Miracle on Ice team all the way down to Matt Murray. Celsi does indicate a couple licensed jerseys, says William. All right, that's pretty cool then. So that should be a fun little chase. All right, now I'm not going to read off all these names right here, but I'll alphabetize by your first names in just a moment. Let me just show you. Chubby Chase is in here. Blackhawks jersey, says Rusty. Is he a big Blackhawks fan? Yeah, I guess. Did he do a hockey movie? Yeah. All right, so let's sort by column A. So Chris, Edwin, Jason, Lucas, Marco, Marty, Michael, Mike McCarthy has a lot of players here, all the way down there. Oh, he wore it in Christmas vacation, I see. All right, Mike Tower, Nick L, Stephen K, and William A. Wow, that's kind of cool. All right, let me pause the video, allow you to kind of get a handle on your players and spots here, maybe see if there's any trades. I'm going to go run and grab the case and I'll be right back. Pausing three, two, one, pause. All right, welcome back everybody. There were no trades, so that list you saw on the previous screen remains the same. There's the fresh case right here. We're going to pop that open and we're going to slide three boxes right out of the other three boxes inside here, we're going to do for break two, which is coming up in a separate video right after this. Yeah, I will after this. Remind me again after this break, I'm in the middle of a break, vanilla. All right, let's see who we got here. All right, who's going to be good at this? This who am I game here for hockey? All right, then guess it, Bobby. Guess it. All right, it's got to be. I think we named it the wrong name inside the checklist. All right, I'm a former ice hockey center in the NHL who spent my entire career playing for the league's New York based teams. Center, right-hander, 510, 180. And my career was ended by concussions. I had 468 goals, 1,013 points along the way before my career was ended by concussions. My 1.17 points per game is best among American-born ice hockey players, active or retired. In 2017, I was named one of the 100 greatest NHL players in history. And I've served as an executive of one of the teams I played for as the president of hockey operations until March 2014. Late nineties founded the Companions and Courage Foundation, organization that builds interactive games in children's hospitals in North America. Seems like a pretty good dude. Congressional Medal of Honor Society bestowed the Patriot Award upon me in recognition of my contribution to military morale through my career. And then all sorts of awards, International Humanitarian Award by the Gift of Life Foundation, promoting the cure and treatment of children suffering from heart disease in third world countries. I was inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. James Keller Award by the Christopher's Organization. Nassau County Sports Hall of Fame. Heisman Trophy Trust recognized me with the Humanitarian of the Year Award in 2008. 2008, participated in my sixth career Ironman in Panama City, Florida. Seems like a seems like a pretty good dude, invited to the Vatican and participated in sport at the service of humanity, the first global conference on faith and sport as a guest of Pope Francis in October 2016. Yep, TJ, you got it. It is Pat Lafontaine in his Islanders gear. He played for the Islanders, Sabres and Rangers. There's the JSA right there. Yep, Lafontaine was number 16. Kind of hearty. There's the JSA sticker right there. There's a lot. All right, see, Nick, there's Lafontaine on the back. It looks looks like a just a replica jersey. So won't have all the official in Cindy on there, but definitely has the colors. All right, there you go. No one's making you watch, Bill. No one's making you watch. Go watch the bachelor. All right, I think in the checklist, for whatever reason, we actually had actually had the only Lafontaine on there is the is we wrote Paul for some reason. It's Pat Lafontaine goes to Mike McCarthy. I might have just been a typo from the Gold Rush checklist. Got another one here. All right, let's not try to show it off too much on the Nick Cam here, because it would be a little more sneaky. Oh, well, I don't have the names on here, but this is I'm just going to show you. Kind of difficult to play who am I with these guys? You got it right, TJ. Yeah, it was it was Lafontaine. Look at this. It's the looks like the Montreal Canadiens. Yeah, Montreal Canadiens 10 cups club. Wow. There's the JSA certificate right there. Nice. Let me actually bring that up right there. So it has I don't know these players. John Bouvlier, Henri Richard and Yvonne Cornier are your one, two, three autographs on there. And that goes to William A. William Avalor has the Montreal Canadiens 10 cups club. Well, let's see how I can show this off right here. It's like one of those autographs that way. Another one that way. And does it look like this way, this way? Well, this one did have does have a logo up front. Nice. And then it says 10 cups club on the bag. That's awesome. Set this next to me over here. We'll just I'll fold that up after this break. And so once again, William with that one. William Avalor. There you go. All right. Third one. That's a very nice one. 10 10 cup cup clubs. Big It Express is our our base off of a number, Randy, out of fives and under and no real number on there. So but it is very nice hit. Some old some old hockey history there. All right. We not on this checklist. Hmm. Looks like everyone might have a shot at this. Oh, no, because I don't know how to spell right. All right. Who am I? A retired Canadian hockey left winger and a member of the Hall of Fame, playing most of my career with this team. I, in fact, only played for two teams my entire career. And I and I've been associated one capacity or another with this particular team since the late fifties. And in 2017, I was named one of the 100 greatest NHL players in history. While I was never regarded as the best at my position because I was a contemporary of contemporary of superstars like Bobby Hull and Frank Malovich, I had a long and stellar career and retired as the fourth leading point scorer of all time and having played the third most games in history at my retirement. Despite my my reputation for devastating hip checks, I was noticed. I was a notably clean player who won the Lady Bing Memorial Trophy for sportsmanship in 1971 and 1974. I scored 554 goals as this team, the most in franchise history and only Ray Bork had subsequently passed my team mark for points and assists. I have 40 playoff goals for this team, placing me fourth on that team's all time list. And I'm really affiliated with this team, serving on various occasions as a broadcaster, front office, team director of road services now listed by the team as a team ambassador, part of the coaching administrative staff, got my name engraved on the cup when my team won in 2011. Hockey Hall of Fame in 1981. Yes, George has, I think George was the first one to go to George Deng, then William. Rusty was about to agree to. Correct. Also nicknamed the chief, John Paul Chief. I'm not as pronounced as last name, Busek. So there's the JSA right there. So a long storied career for him. So there's the JSA sticker, the Hall of Fame inscription. There's his number right there. Pretty nice. Busek on the back. So does this have a Bruins logo on front? No, it just says just says Boston nine on the front. I don't know how they got they got away with that Canadians logo on the other one. Sneaky, sneaky. All right. There you go. And John Busek goes to that. I nail it, Jack. Mike McCarthy with that one. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, another three boxes coming up. Joe for jazzy's case breaks.com. I'll see you next time for more hockey trivia. And who am I? See you later.