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What you're looking at here is that you're building cars to break this low right now. Enter day. That's how this is shaking out right here. You know, we've been here for 30 minutes, and we'll see how this shakes out. The low of the day here is 4-1-2-1. If you get the break, it's going to get interesting, because you can get a small ABC down coming into the close. It doesn't have the juice to go topside. Each one of these bounces today, you can see if we just pull this up. In fact, I think it was a .618, the whole thing in general, almost. It was almost a .618. The first one was a .382 of the day. The second one was almost a .618. We'll see where they'll shake out coming into the next hour. Gold. Gold contract out here. Bottom line is that this had turned into a complex ABC structure up, because it went under the B point, did it with light of volume, got above the B point again, has volume again. So bottom line, the game is still in the gold market, even though that would make sense, because the dollar is breaking down. That makes sense anyway. So the bottom line is that the B point on this was the 2031, or over the 2000, we're at 2031.30. You have 216,000 contracts traded. You can see yesterday in sideways, 126,000. We went lower the day before with 136,000. That's what you want. That's what you want when you want higher price, folks.  King dollar. Now check it out, man, because this could get really interesting here with King dollar. Bottom line, you are going after the lows, man. So the low in the dollar index is 100.83. The strength, however, as we come off that low, is 100.546. Now we're into it. We're at 101.496. So that sets up. It's going to go after it. And we'll see how that shakes out, man. We bring this into a longer basis. And what you're going to see is that the next move down in this baby, you know, you break this level, you break 100 level, and your next level would be like 99. The bigger level there is like 96.98. The 96 is game, man. That's what's pretty incredible. Notes and bonds still want higher price. Higher price, lower yield. This is going to get wild. The Fed minutes come out at 2 o'clock today, folks, okay? You can see here's the volume coming in again. 141.4 million contracts on the way up yesterday. Let's take a look at what went down. You can see this yesterday. Yesterday you go down with a million contracts. You're up at 1.4 million. What that's setting up is that's setting up higher price, lower yield. Inside the Fed minutes out here today, what you had, we went from the aspect of the, you know, higher rates to the aspect that they actually were bringing up the point that, yeah, they're looking for a mild recession now. And so that is the first, folks. That is the first heads up that, you know, the Fed itself, okay? There's plenty of folks out there that have been saying, yeah, we're going to get a recession. You know, some people say it's a hard land and some say it's a soft land, but at the very top of the Fed minutes out here that they're looking for a recession now. That's what they're looking for. So the market's going to get interesting in the market and say, okay, if you're looking for a recession, well, if you know what a recession means, a recession means we're all going to make less money. So we'll see how this baby is going to shake out. Let me just go over to the SMP again, because if we break this low, you get plenty of time to really get some juice going here. Okay, so I just went after it. That, the first low, let me see what time it is here. Okay, we got, we're two minutes into it. The first low had 41,000 contracts. Right now, you're at 17. We're going to blow that away, man. We're going to blow that away. So you're going to get lower prices coming at you, man. Some of the higher volume equities out here. Let's take a look at it. You get Amazons down to buck 60. You got Teslas off 584. You got American Airlines down to buck 36. Marathons off 40 cents. Excuse me. Let's go inside the NDX 100, the strength versus the weakness. Crowd strength is up 3.5%. Data dog is up 3.5%. Taken away from it. JD.com is down 7.5%. Holy cow. Pinduodu is up 5.5%. You got Walbreens on a Warner Brothers is up 4.2. And Trout of Communications is up 4.4%. Inside the Dow Industries, the strength versus the weakness. Point wise out here. Excuse me, folks. We have Goldman putting 13 positive points, Microsoft 7th, Merck 6th. Taken away from it. Home Depot minus 17. American Express minus 16. Disney's minus 13. And IBM minus 12. The volume out here today when we take a look at these indices. So right now you're at 450 million on the NYSE. On the Composite, we are at... Composites can have some volume. 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There's a little bit of panic, there's a lot of panic. The ideal situation is find the most panic you can find and buy in that area. I don't know if you remember this back, I think in 1998, we were on the radio. I remember July, yep. I think it was September 1998. Yeah, it started in July. Okay, right. Yes. Yeah. And I think it was September and we're on the radio. That was back then, I think you were on the internet radio or something. You had a program going on. Yeah, no, it was regular radio, it was AM radio also. Right, exactly. Yeah, right. Okay. So anyhow, it was about half hour to the close and anyhow, I was just messing around with ticks at that time. A little bit ticked and still kind of learned about how that trend worked. Anyhow, the ticks were going, I don't know, 1,100, 1,200, 1,500 down tick readings. It was about a half hour before the close. And I remember telling you, this is, I got to get off the liner as a phone here. Yep. Because I'm going to buy some call options. Right. And then, so anyhow, that was, I don't remember what day that was or anything, but I think it was great. And this is what happened, folks. And I remember this so well, Tim. And what happened is that's when Ben, no, that's when Greenspan and Ruben came on the TV at approximately, I don't know, about 3.30, and they brought the interest rate down two points or something. Yeah. And that was the end of the Asian Custodian. Right. That was amazing. Right. Right. That was, that was about as intense as you can get. I was, because I was screaming, because I was still shot, Tim. I remember, because that's when we were trading live on the air and I was screaming, it's not fair. It's not fair. I was talking about being naive, right? That turned out to be the bottom of the market. Yes, yes, it did. Right after that. Yeah.  I don't know exactly that time, but within, you know, that for the close, I think it closes pretty much the bottom. And the market really took off over the next several days. But anyhow. So what shot do you want me to bring up first? Well, do, do chart number one. And, and this is kind of looking at the bigger view. This, this chart goes back to, oh, I don't know, mid 2017. The bottom window is a six, three day, six, three day average of the trend. Yes. The next window up is a 100 day average of the trend. Okay. And what the trend is, is the up volume divided by, or the up advancing issues divided by the up volume divided that by the declining issues divided by the declining volume. Yes. And so it's kind of, it takes volume into consideration and also the advanced decline. And so what it kind of does is measures the volume on the advanced uses, measures the volume on the client issues and what your ideally situation, you want the volume to really hit on the declining issues because that'll drive the trend way up in, you know, one or two or, or three to get lucky. Yes. And that's when everybody's panicking. And so that's an ideal situation to find panic because when everybody's on one side of the fence, you want to get on the other side of the fence and the trend is a good indicator of finding where that panic is. So on these bigger time frames, it seems to work pretty well when you got a trend reading for the six, three days, well, six, three days is actually three months. It kind of close enough anyhow. Okay. And you get a trend reading around 1.1. Now, or you get a hundred or you get both around 1.1 is usually a good sign for intermediate term. And that's shaded blue areas. Okay. I see that. Yep. And so over the last, this chart's current today. So over the last, well, started basically in January, if you notice that the six, three day and a hundred day trend are pretty much in the panic area, especially right now. And so if you look at the chart on the SPY's above, you're kind of round off numbers around the 400 level. So it's a good sign that on a bigger timeframe, we had it back in, and it looks like about, I don't know, my size, about May to November, pretty much. You had a high trend reading then in December kind of fell back down. And basically from January on, you've been pretty much in a panic level. And in general, you've been in panic level since last May. You really haven't gone anywhere in the last May. You're just pounding out a kind of a trading range. But with the trend highs it is on the six, three day and a hundred day mild scenario. You're building a bottom in here. Right. And so actually it's flipped to the next chart. That looks at the intermediate term. Okay. And I have a message chart. I don't know how to make it really... No, it looks good. It looks good, Tim. Yeah. All right. But, Bunny, I'm back in the bottom window. Is this a little bit of a shorter timeframe right now? And the bottom one was a 10 day trend. Okay. And so every time the 10 day trend on the bigger timeframes is 1.1. On the smaller timeframes like the 10 day, 1.2 things work well. And the shaded tan areas are shaded... That looks like tan to me. Pink area, I guess you might say. It's times when the 10 day trend was right around 1.2. And so I did that. If you notice, all those shaded pink areas come in the price range, which is, I shaded it like blue between 370 to approximately 400. Yes. So that tells me that whole area is a base area. Right. Because if you got panic since last May, every time it got into that 370, which is a big trading range, but there's a bunch of panic in there. That was opposite. Say you had a trend reading, you get down around 1.8, which is that a green area, those green bars in there. Yes. If you notice, every time it got down there, you were near a high like 0.8. Yeah. Well, we've been mostly down above around 1.2. So we did have some decline. Every time we got down 10 days down 1.8, you were probably near at least a short term high. But in general, with the panic that I'm experiencing in the market between 370 to 400, we're just building a great big base here for the market to rally. Just keep that thought for a second, because this is really cool. What he's saying, folks, okay, which is so cool is that it seems like there hasn't been panic here, but there has because the amount of selling and the fact of the matter is we really have still been in a consolidation up and going down. You stay right there. Tim and I are coming right back, folks. Dow's down 103, Nasdaq is off 125, S&P's down 20. Tim and I are coming right back. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector, as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. 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To sign up today and become a part of this educational community of traders, just visit the front page of TFNN.com. This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back, folks. We'll talk when I'm at Mr. Tim Ord from The Ord Oracle and you can reach Tim folks at oddord-oracle.com. And right now we're on the second chart, Tim. Yeah, we're on the second chart. What I'm trying to point out here is the whole thing, you know, again, if this is a 10-day train, we're off a close town to point right now, we're at point, yeah, look like a point, 0.88. That could be possibly a very sign-short term, but there's other statistics. I do a little bit of, well, quantitative easing. I don't do it, but I ascribe to another guy it does. And this is pre-election year. Free election year, the month of April is up 94% of the time. And also it's January's up, which it was around 6%. April's up 88% of the time.  So even though we got a 10-day train close to 0.80, if you notice once these rallies start, the trends will actually get low and stay low for a while. But all of them maybe do lead to big declines, but I'm thinking what's going to happen, we're going to see a science drink this month because we've got enough power in the 10-day trend over the, since going back to last May to push us higher. And if you do the measurements, another should take the previous, or you take the high and low of this train range and you add it on to the breakout area, and if you do that, you come up with around 470. Yes. Well, 470 happens to be the January 2022 high. Right. And I'm thinking that's where we're going to go. Are we going to get through that area? Maybe, maybe not. We'll have to wait and see. But if the 100-day and 6-3-day trend is actually, say, around below 1 or something, I say not. We're probably going up there and hit it and probably have a gigantic trading range. But if we go up there and the 10-day or the 100-day trend and the 6-8 trend to say it's still around 1.1, 1.2 area, I think we've got enough panic in the market for this rally to continue. But you've got these big bases here. This base is a long base. It is a long base. Yes. It's a long base. No doubt. And I love, Tim, how you put this together. So what happens, folks, is that when you really look at this market, okay, the bottom line, this is what they understand in the analysis. It's a large consolidation right now until it's not. That's the bottom line. Right. Well, the longer the consolidation, the longer the rally. Yes. Well, interesting. Okay. Okay, cool. Yeah. So, yeah, you know, you got what he called, you know, cause from white-hop data. Yes. You know, you got longer the cause, longer the rally.  And my opinion, you aren't going to break out to the upside because the 6-3 day, 100-day and also the 10-day suggest that's what's going to happen. And so this rally, you know, if the base is equal to the impulse wave, you know, that would imply your rally until you're in or later. So I don't know.  Yeah, it's good. And nobody, you know, everybody's, you know, kind of bearish on the market according to the panic. Oh yeah, for sure. I know. I know. Yeah. So I'm thinking, because we really surprised a lot of people that this thing starts to rally and it just keeps on going. So, you know. Which we've definitely seen. There's no doubt about that. So let's go to the next chart. All right. The other chart is, this is just a kind of big time frame that I showed. I think chart last Thursday that showed that we're probably going to have a rally for another year and a half from March, which will be the indicator I presented last time, gave a buy signal back in March and the previous signals lasted a year and a half or longer. And then Tim is talking about the gold market in October, 2024. Yes. What I'm showing here is this is this is the gold chart going back a long way. It looked like what 1997 or something. Yes. But what I'm pointing out is we're up against a neckline, what I'm calling a neckline. And to get through that neckline, you're going to need to find a strength. Right. And if you look back, there's probably should have outlined it better. But I'm thinking this whole thing's ahead and shoulders bottom. Yeah. Now I can see that. Right now. The point is the market's not going to get weaker to get through that neckline that has to show a sign of strength. So if anything, the market's actually going to get stronger coming short term.  Right. So if we get through that 2000 level or 2021, you should see a sign of strength to that level of sign of strength is high volume, wide price move. So I'm thinking this gold market, you know, it's been really difficult to trade over the last several years here. But I'm thinking we're going to go back to like it was 2000. And actually, I was in the gold market back in 1980. Right.  Exactly. And we'll be entering another time frame for that too. I don't know. I will wait and see. But everything has been kind of dead in the gold market, you know, I don't know, 50, but 55% of stocks in the gold market are rallying, which is about half the stocks. So I'm bad thinking that may turn around. But we do see a sign of strength through that 21 100 area.  I think you're going to see a lot of energy go to the market. And you know, it's interesting today, Tim, it's been really dead. Yes.  But it's, you know, the low the low was established at 100.8, 100.62.  Now, it failed the sign of strength today, you know, where four to only four ticks underneath it, but it's been a straight line move down. So if this thing blows away, then then that means that thing's going to happen right now. It's going to be intriguing because because the bounce, the last bounce that we had in the dollar, so check this out, the last bounce we had in the dollar, it could only do a, yeah, it did a 0.382. That was it though, from the highs to the lows. So, you know, it's, it's, it's kind of getting intriguing and hey, it could be right here right now. So yeah, I love it. I think it's really coming too. You notice that pink bar I drew right there on this chart. Yes. I see it. Yeah. Pink shaded area. Yes. Well, you know, that shaded area is what I have down there is SOS on that volume side. Right. That's the sign of strength. Right. Well, that, there's a little head and shoulders bottom right where that neck line was broken. Can you kind of see it there? Yes. That, that, you know, from last, from what, two Fridays ago. No, I'm with you. I know, I, yeah. Oh no, no, this is gold. So this is different. But no, no, that was, well, that was the same Friday, I think. That was a, that was a monster day, right? Yeah. Well, no, I'm looking at the, oh no, I see it now. I see it. I see it. I got, yeah. The shaded, pink shaded area. Yes. Well, when it broke through that neck line of that smaller head and shoulders bottom, which is basically the head of this larger head and shoulders bottom, it did have a, a sign of strength through that neck line. My point is that we're going to have something similar looking to that pink shaded area that's coming right in front of us. I see. Probably in, you know, in the weeks, it's not much to come here. So I don't think this, this, this mark is going to fail here. I think it's going to push right through that 2000 neck line, 2021 neck line. And in general, head up to the next higher target. So that's what you do. You got to love it. Well, listen Tim, you have a great week, a safe week. We look forward to speaking in next Thursday. All right. Sounds good. Thanks for all your help, man. Really appreciate it. 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And it was the S&P and things that mirrored the IWM. And now they've recently come out with, in the last few years, something that mirrors like the broad, or they call it the complete S&P 500. So it's like, and I gave you the symbol VXF. Yes. Which is ETF that mirrors that particular blend of stocks. Okay. So the blend is small and mid cap stocks. Okay. Yeah. It's the Vanguard. The fund's objective is to match the performance of the benchmark index of small and mid cap stocks. That's what you have here. Yeah. So with those basic investments, I kind of look at, I look at, you know, the Dow's got 30. The S&P has 500. The IWM is like the Russell 2000. So that's like 2000 there. Yes. And then this one is like everything that the S&P doesn't have in it. So it's like 3,200 stocks. Yes. So when I look at the high of all of those, compared to where they are right now, this VXF has about a 32%, is about 32% down from the high, as opposed to the S&P, which is not counting today, around 14% off the high. Right. So I'm looking, I'm looking long term because this is retirement. This is investment. Right. Right. What is your feelings about taking something that's even broader, like that and hoping for, you know, an ultimate game or getting it back? It's going to eventually get back to the high. I would think it's like the S&P is going to eventually get back to the high. But why don't you just swap it into the S&P? I'm sorry. I didn't hear that. I didn't say why wouldn't you just swap it into a VN guide S&P? Because the top is only between now and the top is only 14%. I think that maybe if that hits 14%, then maybe the VX, this ETF I'm talking about, might have a better, you might have a better return in that period of time. Okay. Yes. No, I have the theory. I like that. I like the theory. I mean, that's real. I see what you're saying. If the S&P is going to get up there, more than likely, you know, this will get up here. But, you know, if we look at like, I can bring the small caps up first. If you bring the small caps up, you know, I bring this back and we take a look at it, you know, the small caps took forever just to get to one high and then exploded topside. There's no doubt about that. I'm more of a fan. This one ends up happening on a longer term basis, right? I'm more of a fan of the large caps and not just, I'm not just talking, I'm not talking about the fang stocks. I'm talking about the S&P 500 in general. The reason I am Bob is that they're the largest companies in the world and it seems that if we get rallies, you know, those are the companies that make money, hand over fist, where what does happen is that the smaller companies fall off. You know, that's on the downside. On the upside for the small companies and the mid-sized companies is that those are the companies then that can explode in price, meaning in our earnings, because then they'll get into the S&P 500. So I, you know, I get both sides of it. It's just, it's really a personal choice, particularly when you're going for a longer period of time. Do you know what I mean? So I think my game plan will be to stick, continue to stick with the S&P. I'm out of it right now, 100%. Okay. So I'm sitting back waiting for, you know, to see what this dip does here. Right. And if it tops out, then after it tops out, maybe I'll flip it back into the BXV or BXF to see if it'll gain up, you know, whatever X, extra can get out of it. I don't know. Just a thought. Yeah. I'm, yeah, I'm, I have a hard time with those smaller stocks myself.  And I've never seen it. That's the reality. I've seen plenty of small cap stocks that do take off, but there's so many of them that when you put them inside an index, you know what I'm saying?  If you put that, if you put, if you put that on even the IWM, if you put it on a 20 year monthly and look at the bottom trend line, it's almost exactly, it's right on its trend. Okay, good. Let's do that. That is really fascinating to me. Yeah. No, no, that's important. So, well, you're going to go this way. I say, yeah, it's coming down to it, right? Except for that spike. Yeah. No, I see that, which is, which is, which is positive. There's no doubt. There's no doubt. Yeah. Right. Yeah. And it's also what it did is it almost got to the highs of the low bar. It got to the highs of the low over the month prior to the, you know, pandemic, you know, which is, which is positive. That's, that's the bottom line, you know, so. Hey, nice chatting with you, Tom. Okay, man, you have a great one, the safe one. Thank you, guys. Offer number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. We have the Dow. Dow's off 70. Nasdaq right now down 93. You get the S&P's off 19. Let's see what this good old S&P wants to do. I suspect it's just going to sell it down coming in, folks, because what had happened is that two different things ended up happening out here. That at the morning, the CPI come out, bottom line market popped first and gave it up in space. The, when the Fed minutes come out, folks, okay, this market didn't know what to do. It took like 30 or 40 minutes to figure this out. Just kept, Jacob and I were upstairs. We're going back and forth saying, he said, I was not doing anything. I said, I know, man. Bottom line, then it decided to give it up. And when you have something like that, just like anything else, there's plenty of people on one side, plenty of people on the other. And, you know, when you get late in the game, meaning late in the day, well, you got to close these positions. So I suspect, you know, we're almost at the lows anywhere on three points off the low, but I expect they'll probably just try to jam it down. And there's not a lot of arm down at these bottoms, though. That's the bottom line. So I don't see it getting a pop anymore either, though. You know, I just don't see that at this particular point. Let's go to the NQs and we take a look at the NQs. Because the NQs were actually leading the market today again. And when the NQs are leading the market, folks, okay, which they do most times, by the way, you really got to pay attention, have to pay attention to the NQs. And the NQs, you know, they're, how many points off the low? They're, they're 13, well, they're, yeah, the 13 points off of their low. Man, that was a fast hour. Always remember, folks, the back and claw your heart out, the bull can run you over and thank God, there's always another trade. Health happens, oh no, no, it's not over yet. What auto BS? I knew that was, that's crazy. 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Well, this is telling me the next couple days are going to go lower price because what happens here, you got over year 4-11-92 and bottom line is you gave it up on price. So we're at 407.45. 407.45 is going to get you in the lower range. So bottom line, you sold us down. We go to the Qs. We take a look at the Qs. Excuse me, folks. Yeah, on the Qs, it's a big sell down. You're 57 million shares. You just sold off the last three, four, five, eight trading days. And the Qs, look at how close this is going to, this is, I love this when this happens. So the lower trading range, folks, that's at 312.68 and we're at 312.68. How's that? So let's say this action is going to be action on the way down again. That's what we have. And bottom line, as this consolidation has been, it's huge. It's a key. And that's a trade is paradise, folks. That's the bottom line. Do you have a huge consolidation, man? I mean, damn, it's a beautiful thing. It's very crazy because what happens with consolidations, it couldn't make the highs, right? Then bottom line will try to get down and we'll see when the volume contracts on the way down. See, the last time that we were down here, it's going to be a lot of volume to break the 294 area, 312. Last time we came down there, that's a high volume low. So my take is that we want to get down there. And the way that you do break them is you break them by building cars. That's how this shakes out. If we get down close to that, then you move sideways, yeah, then it can break it. If the straight line move down, what ends up happening, it's the field day. Because what ends up happening, if we go down and reject at lower price, then we go right back topside again, you can do that all day long. If it did that all day long, we would all be in heaven, folks.  And thank God there's always another trade. Health, happiness, and prosperity. Come back, visit Tommy tomorrow morning, 9 o'clock. 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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing a random number block, RMB randomizer for the Timberwolves, Kings, Knicks, Thunder, Bulls, Cavs, and Spurs. Number block break four, pick your team two, impeccable two, brand new release, finally dropped today. Everyone knows how the number block works right there, everyone read the description. Number zero gets any and all redemptions, blah blah blah blah. Very big thank you to this group right here, Kihun, Matthew, and Chris involved. There are the numbers, and let's roll it, let's randomize it, three and a three, six the hard way, one, two, three, four, five, and six. After six times you got Kihun down to Matthew, three and a three, hard six for the numbers one, two, three, and four, five, good luck, sixth and final time. After six we've got five down to one, Kihun with five, Chris with eight and nine, Matthew with six and seven, Chris with zero, two and three, Matthew with four and one. Now remember Chris you'll get, hopefully there's not a lot of redemptions in here but if there are, all redemptions for that group of teams will go to you, even if it's a one of one redemption, all right? Matthew Shearer, you'll still get live one of ones, so it'll be interesting to see how that works out. Let's sort this by column B numerically and coming up in a separate video will be the break itself, jaskyscasebreaks.com.


A guy pretended to be a mannequin in the mall wearing like full clothes and also just like not a skinny plastic person. It's a real life human. And he stole all the jewelry because they thought he was a mannequin. Right.  At the end, the guy's like, his luck ran out. We've got him.  He had you beat for a while. Like fire those employees. They don't have good mannequin detection skills. We have to punish you for that. But you've also run a perfect case study on our environment that like we're going to chop the charges to a third. Yeah. But you also you can't live and use everything in the mall. That's one of the most biggest rules. That's rule number one to keep your kids away from who's poor. If you're pretending to be a mannequin, you're not well off. He could probably do that in Times Square if he can freeze that well and make some money. Why haven't. Places brought in live mannequins yet. Come on.


Spica is a blue star and the fifteenth brightest star in the nighttime sky. It's a close binary system whose components orbit each other every four days. Myra is a very high proper motion red star that is shedding an enormous tail of material. The tail stretches a startling thirteen light years across the sky. It has released enough material over the past thirty thousand years to seed at least three thousand earth-sized planets. Polaris is our current day north star. For it lies less than one degree from the north celestial pole. It is a double star system with one being a supergiant. The supergiant is a classic Siphiid variable star. Siphiids are a critically important kind of star for our distance ladder. I'll talk more about them in a minute when we come to Delta Siphi, the first Siphiid star completely analyzed. Antares is a bright red star, the sixteenth brightest star in the nighttime sky. The size of Antares has been calculated using its parallax and angular diameter. His radius is 822 times larger than our sun's.


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Get on the Lucky level where it's fun to be alive. Get a carton of Lucky's and get started today. Lucky Strike Program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Rochester, Dennis Day, and yours truly, Don Wilson. Ladies and gentlemen, in the life of Jack Benny, Saturday is a hectic day of rehearsals. Sunday is an exciting day of the broadcast. But Monday, ah, Monday, that's the day for rest and relaxation. So, if you promise not to disturb him, I'll take you out to Jack's home in Beverly Hills and see how he spends his day of leisure. Ah, this is wonderful.  Are you comfortable, boss? Oh, yes, very comfortable. Rochester, move that ash tray a little closer, will you please? Here you are. Ah, Rochester, move my chair a little closer. Rochester, move my chair a little closer to the fireplace. Yes, sir. Ah. What a way to relax. Rochester, flick the ashes off my cigarette. Will you please? Yes, sir. Ah. Do you want me to lift your eyelids so you can see the fire? No, no, I'll do it myself. But with these long lashes, they are kind of heavy. Yes, sir, there's nothing like sitting by the open fireplace. Ah. What was that? I just threw one in to help you out. Jesus is wonderful. You know, I think I'll doze off for a while. This chair is so comfortable. Ah. Whoops. I'll have to get that spring fixed. You know, Rochester, I hope nobody stops in today. I just want to sit here and forget everything. Mmm. Boss, what are you fidgeting for? My back itches. Scratch it for me, Rochester. Will you please? Okay. A little higher. To the left. Lower. Up a little. Higher. Higher. Ah. Remember that Chinese back scratcher I used to have? Yeah! You know, you're irrevocable propensity for jocularity is just an inept endeavor to be facetious. Well! Now, look, I want to be alone, so just let me... Oh, there's somebody at the door. I'll get it. Oh, Mr. Wilson. Well, hello, Rochester. Is Mr. Benny in? Yeah, he's right in the den.  He found out he was wrong. He felt so ashamed. He ran upstairs through himself across the bed and cried like a baby. No!  A gray-haired old baby. Who's out there? It's me, Jack. Well, Don, this is my day off and I'm sort of relaxing.  Well, Jack, I did the same thing yesterday. Only I had two masseurs. They started working on me at noon. And at six o'clock, when they came up over my stomach, I introduced them. Don and masseur couldn't get over your stomach with a pick and a rope. I'm just kidding, Don. Well, by the way, Jack, regarding that argument we had last week about Shakespeare and Kipling... Yes, yes. I want to thank you for that letter of apology you sent me. That's quite all right. Forget it. Did you receive my reply? Forget it, Don. No, no, Jack, this whole argument was ridiculous. Forget it, Don. And I meant every word when I wrote to you and said that my irrevocable propensity for jocularity was just an inept endeavor to be facetious. Where you going, Rochester? When that line came out of you, I thought you were delirious and called the doctor. I didn't tell you I made it up and the side wasn't easy memorizing it.  Well, Jack, your quartet's here and they prepared a commercial that they want you to listen to. The sportsman? Hey, I want to relax. I'll hear it tomorrow. Oh, you've got to hear it now, Jack. They're going away on a little vacation tomorrow. They are? Well, where are they now? In the living room. Oh, for heaven's sake. The fellow tries to have just one day to himself and all he gets is... Don.  I'm his thoid, Missouri. He hasn't met me yet. Well, get off of him. We've got work to do. Oh, hello, fellas. Boys, Don tells me you're going away for a few days. Where are you going? What we know, then you go where we go where they go. L-S-S-S-S-M-F-F-L-S-M-F-E you'd be when you'd see a love that you will get from smoking lucky strike. Very good, Don. So, Jackson, bye-bye.  Imagine them going into my closet. Boss, they aren't so dumb. What? My suits? Hey, fellas! Don, that he's gone too. Oh, well, I'll see him when they get back. I'm not going to let it spoil my day of relaxation. Now, let's see what'll I do. Read a book or a magazine or maybe... Read a book. Read a book. Hello, Polly. Hello. Boss, is there anything you'd like me to do for you? No, no, Rochester. I'm fine. I just want to take it easy. Well, the television's on. Why don't you watch that? Say, that's a good idea. Hey, look at that prize fight. Gee, television is wonderful. Say, those two fighters are really mixing it. A right, a left? Wow, he's on his knees. The referee's counting. One, two, three. Oh, darn it, the Coleman's pulled their shade down. Yeah, I wish... I wish I had a television set. Hey, maybe my cast will chip in and buy me one for Christmas. Maybe my writers will give me one. Say, maybe... Maybe my sponsor will give me one. Or maybe on New Year's Eve I'll have an extra glass of sherry and buy one myself. I'll see what happens. Mr. Bunny, my money, please. Huh? Gee, Polly.   I think I'll go back in the den now. Oh, Jonathan. I'll get the phone, Rochester. Hello? Hiya, Jackson. Hey, Jackson, I'm all alone at the house and I want you to help me out. What is it, Phil? Well, I'm writing a letter to a friend of mine and I'm stuck. How do you spell entertainer?  Why don't you look it up in the dictionary? I did, and it ain't in there. Entertainer? Of course it's in the dictionary. No, it ain't. I looked all through the ends. Naturally, you won't find it in the ends. Entertainer begins with a knee. Entertainer starts with a knee? Certainly, the E is silent, like the P in your first name. My name starts with a P? Phil, don't you even know how to spell your name? What do you do when you sign a check? The same as you. I cry a little.  I'm trying to relax. All right, Pops, relax, relax. Maybe if you rest up real good, you can come along with me on the next hunting trip. When I went on last week was a pip, Jackson. We went up in high Sierras. I know, I know.  Tell me, Phil, did you hunt bear? Well, one day we... Jackson asked me that again. He caught me on that last week. I'm not going to catch me this time. Jackson, ask me that again. Okay, tell me, Phil. Did you hunt grizzly? No, we shaved every day. Harris, the P in your first name may be silent, but the rest of you is dying on mine. Phil's the boy. Hey, no kidding, Jackson. I wish you'd have been with us. Really exciting, especially when you've got good hunting dogs.  Oh, the retrievers, eh? Who went on the trip with you? Just me and Remly. You guys are really pals, aren't you? I have to take him. He's one of the retrievers. Remly?  Oh, for a habit. Why doesn't he carry it in his hand? What? And let go of the bottle? That does it, Phil. Goodbye. So long, Marsha. I never saw a guy like Phil. Doesn't worry about a thing. Gee, I was hoping that call was from Daisy. Daisy who, boss? Daisy Dickinson. She's Mr. Osborn's secretary of Baton Barton Derson and Osborn. I got a date with her tomorrow night. She's cute, too. She makes $85 a week. Her take home pay is $63.40. Well, what'll I do now? Maybe I'll read a... Say, Rochester, what's this package here on the table? It came in the mail this morning, bosses, for you. For me? Hmm, I wonder what it is. Gee, it's a little phonograph record. That's funny. I can't understand. Well, I might as well play it and see what it is. Hello, Jack. This is Eddie Cander. Jack, I just want to remind you you're going to be a guest on my program Friday night. You didn't have to send me this record. I knew I was going to be on. So long, Jack. I'll sign off now. This is Eddie Cander, Cander, Cander, Cander, Cander, Cander. Rochester, lift up the arm. The record is stopped. No, it isn't. I made it this way. Cander, Cander, Cander. You're making a record just for that. Say, while I'm relaxing, I might as well put some other records on. Let's see. Here's Brahms Lullaby by Spike Joan. Here's White Christmas sung by Bing. Hmm, the last name is scratched off. I wonder who that is. Here's a new one. Who Put the Microfilm and Mrs. Murphy's Punkin'. Oh, what a beautiful morning by Patrick J. McNulty. Hey, here's one that Dennis Day made with Phil's orchestra. You must have been a beautiful baby. See, that's an old favor to mine. I think I'll play it. Yes, a good number. And Dennis sings it so well too. Phil's music didn't spoil it a bit. Well, what else can I do to a while away the time? I think I'll read a book. I must have been a beautiful baby. I must have been a wonderful child. When I was only... I don't know what to read. When I was only starting to go to kindergarten I really drove the little girls a while. Oh, yes. And when it came... Oh, here's Billy Rose's new book, Wine, Women and Words. Yeah, I read that. It's great. And when it came to winning Blue Ribbons, I really showed the other kids' house. I can see... I don't know whether I'd like to read a mystery or something romantic. I can see the judge's eyes as he handed me the prize. I made... I'll get the door, Rochester. I made the cutest little bow. Oh, I must have been a beautiful baby.  A little Christmas shopping. Would you like to join me? No, I'm not going to shop until next week. This is my day of relaxation. You know, Mary, a man should begin to take things easy, you know, when he's pushing 40. Pushing 40? He went through it like a Michigan half-back. All right, all right. Come on in for a minute. You can shop later. Okay. You alone? Yeah, Phil called a little while ago. He just got back from a hunting trip up in the High Sierras. The High Sierras, eh? Did he hunt bear? Well, he... Mary, what'd you say? I said, did he hunt bear? No, he took his razor with him. See, you may not be your retriever, but anyone who throws you a lead is a dead duck. What are you talking about? It's over your head, sister. It's over your head. Come on in the den, Mary. I want to get back to that old fireplace again. Don't bother, Jack. I'll answer it. Okay. Hello? Hello, can I please speak to little old Jack Benny? Just a second. I'll call him. Oh, are you his mother? No, are you? Daisy Dickinson, will you please call Mr. Benny for me? Okay. Just a little while. Oh, Jack, it's for you, Daisy Dickinson. Wow. Hello. Hello, sugar. Hello, Daisy. I just called to thank you for the lovely bouquet of flowers you sent me. Oh, did you like them? Oh, yes. Oh, and I just loved what you said on the card. Daisy's for Daisy. Yeah. Yeah.  I saw Daisy's for Daisy. It made me wish my name were Orchid. Oh, but that would sound silly. Daisy's for Orchid, you know? You know, I've been waiting for your call, honey. Well, everything's okay, Farley. Hello, date of our night. Good, good. We'll do something special. You know, we'll have an early dinner, and then I know the most romantic place to park on Wilshire Boulevard. Oh, boy. Wilshire Boulevard, Roman. Have you ever watched the moon come up over the Bank of America?  Goodbye. Gee, Mary, she's so nice, you know? How'd you meet her, Jack? She's a secretary at my advertising agency, Baton Barton Derson and little old Osborn. Oh, well, Jack, I can't wait any longer. I've got to go shopping. Okay, Mary. See you later. So long. Oh, by the way, Jack, maybe you can help me out. Can Rochester hear us talking? No, he's in the kitchen. Why? Well, I want to know what to get him for Christmas, and it's kind of tough to think of a suitable gift. Yeah, Rochester is a problem at Christmas time. Where can you get him? He's been with me 10 years. He's got nothing. I know. Say, Jack, do you think Rochester would like it if I got him a pair of bedroom slippers? Sure, Mary. Bedroom slippers would be fine. Well, thanks a lot for helping me. I'll be running along now. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Size eight and a half. Rochester! Rochester, I know that wasn't very nice.  Yeah, they get the right size. I just didn't get the right line. You got the right size. Well, I think I'll go back in the den and read a book. I must have been a beautiful baby. See if there are any books that I haven't read. Here's a good one. The City Boy by Herman Woke. Oh, he's a fellow who used to write for Fred Allen, and then he left Allen and went to war. A coward. Say, I think I'll read that one. Oh, Donald, why can't I? Come in! Oh, hello, Dennis. I came to say goodbye. I'm going to jail. Unless you can straighten out this traffic ticket. Where'd you get a traffic ticket for? I took a four-way cold tablet on a one-way street. Dennis, let me see that ticket. Here. Oh, for heaven's sake. Dennis, you got this ticket for riding your bicycle up the escalator in the May Company. I don't blame them for being mad. Neither do I. I bought it at Bullocks. Look, yet I'm trying to have one day of complete rest so I don't want any more of this silly talk. What'd you come over here for? I thought Phil was here. I wanted to talk over an arrangement with him. Well, he's not here. He called me up a little while ago. He just got back from a hunting trip in the high Sierras. Oh, did he hunt bear? Hey, Dennis. Dennis. Ask me that again. Ask you what? Did he hunt bear? No, he had his clothes on. How can a kid think of such silly things out... Hmm. Hello? Two shows and a head for each one of them. Dennis, how did you get to a phone booth so fast? My bicycle's got a motor on it. Goodbye! I was gonna drive me nuts. One of these days... Oh, now who can that be? Goodbye. I'm tired of trying to figure it out now. I'm going in the den and relax. Fast asleep. I won't wake him. I'll just pick him up and carry him upstairs and put him to bed. The way he snuggles in my arms like a little child. He must have been a beautiful baby. He must have been a wonderful child. When he was only starting he drove the candy garden. I bet he drove the Indians wild. He must have shown the other. 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This is Dennis McMahon and welcome to Positively Vermont and Today we are going to be Covering a very interesting topic in our state with officers of the Vermont covered bridge society And have with us Steve Neomoto who is the vice president of the Vermont covered bridge society and It's president Joseph Nelson Welcome Steve and Joe to Positively Vermont Hi Dennis And I just want to ask both of you if you could tell us a little bit about yourself and How you became involved with the area of covered bridges? Steve why don't you start? Sure. I Got involved with the covered bridge society actually fairly early on it was in In response to a Small newspaper ad that the group had put out shortly after they formed they were looking for people to join and My wife actually saw the article in the paper and showed it to me So looked at it and said okay. Well, I'll give that a shot. It's kind of interesting So that was I don't know Late 2000 I think somewhere around there so You've been involved that was a way for a number of years, but then came back and Been involved since What made you get involved? What made you interested in the subject of covered bridges? Um, I think just being here in Vermont, you know, it's kind of a Vermont symbol As a kid, I grew up in downstate New York and you know, there was a barn in our neighborhood So there was some of this architectural kind of Appeal that was interesting and then you know being up here. They're pretty close. There are many of them. You can see With the short drive, so it's just interesting topic Joe why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you became involved in the covered bridges issue Well, I was with IBM Notice that bridges were really interesting Well, I began to tour those bridges away from I'm taking photographs of them so that I could paint them in my son the old home Was it really all that great to find those bridges some of them you could not find those I got a Natalyst so we're not Atlas Which was very interesting in that none of the local roads were named Decided that I'd start my own map Meanwhile Got together with a man named Ted Tedford who was running the Mountain Village in newsletter newspaper and I thought you know since I'd been buried in the IBMs Laboratories and so on all these years 1991 I retired with Ted he had put an ad in the paper to Porter for his newspaper And he took me on and taught me how to write it. Who's that newspaper? Meanwhile, I was putting together this this travel of the Ruth and I would put together my wife Ruth and He saw it and said hey, why don't you write a book? So wrote the book And I gave up the painting thing and stuck to the photography It's that let me wide open to a character in Don't look home contacted We've been writing about the covered bridges that would be That would be it Let me see it. Oh Oh Ed Barna Ed Barna, you know, I'm Joe Nelson And invited us to a saloon in Jeffersonville And there he organized us and we started to cover the British side And I got into the society because I wrote the bloody book What's the name of the book Joe if you could talk a little louder. We're having some audio problems. The name of the book Huh Any time Vermont's covered Let me ask you both What does the Vermont covered bridge society do now as an organization, I know I'm gonna discuss some of these endangered Bridges, but if you just tell us What are the activities of the Vermont covered bridge society and what are some of the projects you've been engaged in during the last year or so? Okay, Bill Okay, it was anxious about the covered bridge they have in Jeffersonville And it was getting ready to fall down And that was his his motive for for getting us together Okay, so the purpose of the Vermont covered bridge society then is to promote the preservation of Vermont's covered bridges So so what? Recent activity that took place last year in the town of Belvedere Some of the things besides not holding meetings anymore because of COVID-19 Prior to that We got a call from these authorities and in Belvedere That the Morgan bridge was failing that the flooring was going out of it And they didn't heard rumors that we made grants for covered bridges Well, we had made several grants Fortunately for our Kitty The grants are never matched, but this one looked like a promising So I went to the trans Checked out Belvedere's budgets and so on and Caswell of the National Society for the preservation of covered bridges joined us and we made a grant to Belvedere to repair their bridge for five thousand dollars and Bill Caswell's outfit matched it The total cost was fourteen thousand four hundred and thirty and Belvedere with Only three hundred taxpayers were able to make up the difference and the bridge was repaired Belvedere considered the Morgan bridge And I guess we can count that as a success for preserving our public bridges Maybe this show goes all over maybe even other parts of the world and did you just tell us What what is a covered bridge? How did they develop? What is the type of Structure is it? Is it wooden is it concrete? Whatever just give us a little background on covered bridges in general Well covered bridges Covered bridges aren't on YouTube to say in Europe in Germany and Switzerland Immigrants came to the Become the United States. They came along with their expertise Oh England of course was kind of key, but England had wiped out their forest and they're using was easy to stone But they also built cathedrals and in the new world wood was pretty cheap. We had a lot of forests Using what they knew about building cathedrals in large buildings They used sort of structure in the covered bridges Starting out with the King post bridge It's this of what we call a Trusts in the King post trust was one of the first used for narrow creeks Like Today our object and just to preserve those trust Preserve the tresses in the old days. They put the trust up. They put a floor between it Okay, and they could pass over this bridge, but they suffered from the weather They were gonna last me the a or 10 years. They have to be Until someone building a bridge in Pennsylvania For a house over his bridge And he decided, you know that it should last at least 50 years Well, we have a bridge here in Vermont that is less than like 100 So the covered bridge is a trust with a house on it and the thing that we The way the wear and chair goes on covered bridge is They replace the floor because say in the winter they put snow in there. So let's get past well They have roofs the roofs have to be replaced deciding has to be replaced And what we're preserving are the trusses the enemies of our covered bridges Modern entrenching where we have Advances a lot heavier than a horse and wagon The horse carrying a leg Okay, so they began to strengthen those bridges and if we're talking about purity We wanted to keep those ridges as they were in the beginning because they were a living function functioning mechanism So the second enemy then was modernization where they began to be replaced Oh You was saying I try to speak a little louder, please because we have all kinds of interference. I just had Okay, so the covered bridges have Lifespans they have enemies as well and one of the enemies we consider is a modernization of these bridges and We also have the The pranksters who like to burn them Well, we try to do is set up areas where we have people One of the things that I noticed From your materials is that there are several Bridges in danger. Maybe Steve can you go into us some of those? River Road bridge in North Troy and others Yeah, well Unfortunately River Road bridge is gone It's past endangered There was a Snowmobile fire in February of this year And the bridge was lost Unfortunately so You know that does happen from time to time But fortunately that's we haven't seen too many of those Recently You know one of the one of the big Concerns these days are oversized trucks there's reports of Drivers just following their GPS Wherever it tells them to go So There's a number of cases like in the last within this year say in the last year One big example Happens in Linden pretty frequently There's a bridge called Miller's Run or Some people call it Bradley This poor bridge has been hit According to the notes we have twice this year And cause damage both times It's it has a history long history unfortunately of being hit The interesting thing about that is it's all captured on video When that happens because I'm not sure if it's a person in the area or who owns the camera But there's a video camera that is on the bridge all the time So when these trucks go through it's captured and a lot of times the police can catch up with the people and you know these days they are getting fines Insurance covers a lot of the damage, but you know the drivers themselves Get ticketed and so you know that Miller's Run is is one that's had that issue This past summer down in Bennington County Chiselville Bridge, it's in the town of Sunderland Was hit again by a truck Oversized and a lot of times these trucks are unmarked You know so they have a little trouble Unless wood is hanging off the The truck from you know being hit. It's a little hard to find but Many times they do actually catch up with the people that do it Fortunately the Chiselville Bridge has been repaired and That's in good shape again Another one that happened It happened in Weitzfield and a Very large truck actually drove into the bridge and got stuck They weren't able to go through so there's pictures of the of the truck Right wedged into the bridge So that was pretty easy to figure out who did that one But you know It's it's interesting. There's a with GPS the beginnings of GPS, you know not that old You would think okay, this has just happened recently, but I do a On the on our Facebook page I do a Feature called this week today this day in Vermont covered bridge history So as I've been doing that putting that together over the last six or seven months It's not necessarily a new phenomenon There's always been larger than Sized vehicles that try to go through bridges. It's it's it was less frequent, but It's not just something brand new in the last couple of years Well, I know I notice you have a Facebook page. You have a a web And we're gonna put links to that On the broadcast and there's a lot of information there.  Yeah, you have that feature Yeah, well, well, we have a couple of weekly features One feature is like you say We feature Twice a week we feature the bridges in Vermont because there's approximately a hundred bridges So if you do two a week you can cover the state in a year So, you know, it's just it's kind of a short little blurb a lot of information comes from Joe's book That he put together and other sources as well pictures there's a photographer Down in Rutland County who's taking some Very recent pictures. So his his pictures are currently featured We kind of cycle in and out of photographers over time So, you know, one person doesn't See it all the time Reminds me. There's a an artist named Peter Huntoon who does a daily Daily portrait of Vermont. Oh really? Yeah They in Vermont and that's on as well. And I think I was it. Yeah, I think sometimes he does Covered bridges Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna try to have him on the show in the future Let me ask you this this did you said there's over a hundred covered bridges now in Vermont that And yes, one of the things that I mentioned or I saw you mentioned is that there are solutions to this You know, there are a great item of transportation number one a great item of tourism a great Attraction for historians and artists, but you but you say that in other states they've adopted some special solutions to some of the Yeah, yeah as far as You know the the GPS issue you're talking about Yeah, yeah Yeah, that's some other states have gone to pretty extreme measures Even in Canada They put these steel bars Distance ahead of the before the bridge the entrance and You know so so if an oversized vehicle tries to go through they're gonna smash into the iron bars instead of the bridge You know in this state from what I understand that's not encouraged I don't have all the reasons or the You know all that's behind it, but I know it's It's not a solution that that seems practical or feasible Here, but I know like in Georgia. There's a bridge I think it's outside of Atlanta. I forget the name of it, but that bridge has been hit so many times So they've taken some pretty extreme measures to To try to protect it So I don't you have anything else on that Joe Wow, just on the protection itself Protection it seems that Vermont then it's afraid of lawsuits We disagree with that the only negative on those beans is that It makes it difficult to take a picture of the bridge and that's what our tourists like to do Yeah Yeah, they have a setup is the Little bridge in Georgia where they have the bar on one end of the bridge But the truck can enter the other end You come to that bar then he can't back he's got it back up through the bridge And some some some way some solutions seem to defeat their own purpose That's that's one of the problems that that we went to the state with is to try to put up the signage, you know to present to prevent the Trucks from committing themselves to a situation where it's difficult to back Away So this gentleman in In Chisholmville took it on itself then to post these signs on each end of the of the Road that approaches the bridge To prevent the truck from going on to that road The problem with the state is that they have regulations on signage That would make it too expensive to say for the covered bridge societies to to set up these signs and They have regulations to that say if we wanted to augment the signage that they have we are forbidden to use their posts So we can't share the post I think we gave up on that a few years ago In a cave and we approach the towns that we asked the town now you set up these signs You have the wherewithal And well in town did and that would be I think I was distraught says a little just for that of it Where they have Unpowered signs with flashing lights with their pictures in the right places so that Traffic does not go on to that road that can't go through the bridge So they've set a great example It's expensive, you know to keep repairing these bridges. I Hope they see the light one of these days and begin to do it themselves The towns you see own these bridges. There's only a few bridges owned by the state Rest of them are all by the town They're backed up by V-trans V-trans makes their regular inspections and V-trans also helps these towns then to find funds repair their bridges The V-trans has a couple of bridge Construction center or section okay that have the expertise to to accept the Bitters they put out bids on it on the bridge to be repaired and all of these people that have worked on covered bridges make their bed and V-trans then passes on and accepts the bid It's it's the problem the best we have a number of legislators that watch this show and the show goes pretty much statewide and also a lot of community organizations Tune into this Tell us what the Vermont covered bridge society needs From the public or from the government or from anyone who's interested in the preservation of Covered bridges Joey you want to tell us that first? Well, we needed some dedicated folks, you know to fill out the holes that we have in our organization We have a standing committee for each of the phases that we think need to be covered One of them of course It's the bridgewalks thing we would like to have someone Or a group of people in each of the towns of a bridge Okay to look down for that bridge and make regular reports on it and to work with the town on keeping that bridge up to snuff Like for instance cutting the weeds that sort of thing Actually helping within the bridge and so on there's a problem there in that there needs to be insurance and if there are people in that bridge That has opened the traffic. They also need traffic control, which costs So what we need then or our agreements then where we can work as a community on each of those bridges Okay to avoid these problems and Obviate the necessity for Insurance That sort of thing What we like to have is folks, you know, keep an eye on a bridge on Halloween And of course To make it untenable, you know for gangs of young young men to Occupy a bridge which they do you've seen their their artwork So It's like any other item of public property people got to keep an eye out and inform the authorities That's right. So that's what we want to do is link all of these bridges together Okay, so that we have we have our center then we can go to this state Okay to solve The trend You should know that the Vermont covered bridge society has a seat on the covered bridge Committee And we can voice our opinions and we can Spread the word about what they're doing that sort of thing the only thing we don't have there of course is about Okay, well, we are about at the end and I just want to Ask for a parting message We only have a few minutes left from Steve Mia moto the vice president and Joseph Nelson the president of the Vermont covered bridge society why don't you just give us a parting shot and urge people How they can help cover bridges and get involved in your project So I'm just going to give you that opportunity now We have our covered bridges now and we'd like to have them for our prosperity There are great examples of the work that was done in this country when it was all for us and rivers and We had to put together and Yeah, a road system and a bridge system in order to occupy properly Man used to carry his corn to a grinding mill on his back or on his meal Within the bridges so that he doesn't need to do that very first a very first section of You would call the need that word Right sure I would say join us It's it's easy to join the the Cover bridge society. You can visit our website. There is a membership application That can be filled out You get a quarterly newsletter with information current news Some features So that's one way you can get involved like Joe says if you're interested in that you can join Any one of the committees? There's plenty of room All you all you need to do is be willing and commit to helping out The cost is very minimal So the other thing I would say is visit social media that we have as well Which I think you said you'll post the links, but there we have weekly features we have Trivia questions we have History features There's all sorts of different information for people that are interested in bridges currently or Some of the bridges that We're here years ago that no longer exist So I would just say join us Thank you very much We're sorry. We're running out of time But we're gonna follow your progress and get you back sometime in the future Maybe in studio and discuss some of the endangered bridges you're working on to save and I want to thank Joseph Nelson the president and Steve Miyamoto the vice president of the Vermont covered bridge society For a very interesting presentation here on positively Vermont. This is Dennis McMahon. Thank you for watching


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So this build for sure has already made a name for itself people who tried and tested the old level 60 version For the most part haven't changed builds on Zayn due to the fact of how great this thing is It's called the lazy Zayn build and today I bring you the updated level 65 Version as you go guys My name is DPJ and if you enjoy you'll stay here and would like to show you supporting that like button truly helps out If you never want to miss a video upload can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button Now this complete build I will give away to a couple of people on both Xbox PS4 And also give away the save file on PC to win this it's simple drop a like on this video Only they're coming down below with your game a tag and platform of choice. Good luck everybody Right now it's been held back via one item when that's obtained I will give these out so the days of me explaining the ins and outs of perks and why things are Selecting and what they do etc etc I believe is pretty pointless now because I think everybody by now knows and understands Certain individual perks, and I don't really want to waste your time So just demonstrate on screen what this can do basically showing off the build Showcase to you the extra five points I've spent and a few changes have actually added to it So the five extra points from my level 60 version have mainly gone into extending action skill time Playing dirty and violent violence Now the reason I have called this build the laser Zen build if you don't already know is the fact you can be a laser Zen player With it as that Digiclone does all the work for you Now we'll state the footage you are seeing is mostly level 60 weapons here So you ain't even witnessing its full potential If these were level 65 weapons people the damage would be even crazier But even still with level 60 weapons the build still melts as you can see Now when I initially uploaded this build a while back I did with the intentions you guys could add your own twists to it in terms of a shield and artifact That still stands these you can change to suit the weapons you are using which obviously depends on your play style The old god is a great shield for sure with this build and the snow drift victory rush is also a Perfect artifact in my opinion level 65 I have I feel is great And I will keep it with this build and it will be a factor I give out with the build as it has extra mag sizes Which I absolutely love movement speed to when paired with this build gives you basically extra damage and because Artifacts don't offer all-round weapon damage. I feel speed is best here, especially on zane Shield recharge rate also is a great perk to have. I mean why not shield here I've gone with one of the first new ones actually got from the latest DLC for the plus ultra And yeah for sure you could probably get this with a better anointment But still it's great for what it offers with that extra blanket of defense because that won't go miss The shield I ain't seen many people talk about I do think it's underrated because I think the benefits to are actually great 25% chance to absorb bullets as ammo and increase action skill cooldown rate by 30% for several seconds I mean that's crazy. This with the two times prefix are Reflect which gives me a 30% chance to reflect projectiles while shielded. I think that's pretty good But again, like I said the shield and artifact you can switch up grenade. He had its piss takes the crown I should 100% used along with that scene dead class mod which here by the way as you can see I'm still rocking the level 60 beast when I get this as a level 65 That's when I'll start giving this build out because I want it to be perfect all first Five into dining book people. You can't go wrong with his scene dead Well, I've got all skills on it to weapon damage Weapon magazine size which we love and action skill damage just makes that digicone even more powerful So it's crazy for that people so to build itself You will see in a quick second But the damage this thing is capable of is truly unreal and that's just from the digicone If you want to help out and decide not to be that lazy same player you would destroy things twice as quick I mean if you remember the last video, which I will link in the video description if you guys want to see Exactly what this is all about and why I pick each and every individual skill you'll find it linked within the video description But within that video I'll actually with this build pop that digicone within the slot shaft And you can literally wipe out entire rounds by itself. You don't have to do anything. That's how crazy this build is So the build itself you can see on the screen now And this is the updated level 65 Lazy same build like I said if you want to know why things are selected and how they work Which I don't think you need to but either way if you want damage benefits and percentages I will link at the original build within the video description We're going to depth about why everything is used here, but yeah guys I do hope you enjoyed this build in my opinion It's one of the best zain builds out there and it will not let you down on that note guys We have come to the end of the video if you guys enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out If you're new around here and want to see more be our three videos be sure to subscribe And if you never want to miss a video a blog you can turn notifications on by hitting that bell button But guys thanks as always for stopping by hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I will see you on that next one