All right, here we go Yeah, I started not I started recording a bit too late, but yeah, it's okay You only missed me Fixing the keyboard I have to rotate it again It was correct wasn't it? No, okay good. So last time. Yeah, we made we made it easy to Deploy Haskell programs on AWS Lambda, right? Which is good But now we have to use that That's the best way to test it, right? It's just like hey, let's Sit down and write an actual real world app that runs on AWS Lambda using the functions we learned right? so what I'm thinking is that we write like a little web page That offloads things to AWS we're gonna use like Cognito or something for user management That's gonna be interesting in Lambda I Will just see what happens, right? We'll be at it for like an hour or an hour and a half. I guess we won't get very far But we'll we'll do something right We're like, what's a nice computational lambda task right that we would like to Like, you know, we want to we want a task where it's like good to spin off Multiple copies right like massively parallel tasks Because then we can we can like invoke our Lambda function Again and again and again In a nice way Let me see because I do have a synthesis problem it where Where you synthesize and what you're doing when you synthesize is that you and you'll essentially, you know You run quick check on a bunch of expressions Really cool if we could like parallelize that like bam Just run this synthesis This is what you do is that you kind of you Naively generate candidates, but you need to test those candidates, right? If we could do that like on a massively parallel scale on Lambda, and I wouldn't be a bit cool, right? Let me see. What am I doing? Okay, let me change the title screen using Let me see. We're not in that so Using Change the stream title update information good. Okay, so What is a nice way to do this? Let's just create like a like like a a simple system, right that has a login Because what I kind of want also is that I kind of want to get a user User interaction stuff. Let's see. This is LARPy Let's change our test library here to Use something This is the function we're deploying and we would like to invoke something from Amazon got That's an album by Ruslana But it's also a Xcode library, right? Let's just see Oh, yeah, one thing we had to do is that we have to fix our package So that it builds with gg 8.10 Mostly because Yeah, because it yeah, so because I think yeah, this this build plan is too tight Uh, let me see then okay, so because like this this is okay. We can do Um It should be fine Okay, uh, and now we're gonna go. Okay. Let's copy the shell.nix Uh to shell 8.10, right? And let's fix it because it doesn't generate a documentation on on hack itch because it Oh, I think 8.3 is available Because it it doesn't It doesn't know about it, right? Like it doesn't because it tries to build it with ghc 8.10 and then that fails Uh, it doesn't work 8.2 is too new But it tends to work We're getting there That's all about having fun while we're at it, right? Let me just send a couple of send a message to show them To do while we're waiting. Okay. Okay. It's there, right message sent All right, so Build because we need to check if it actually builds, right? Yeah, so This one doesn't work wait Next go right check because we want the documentation on a hack itch definitely, right? I'm wondering if I can get this password somewhere We check it. Okay Let me turn off the camera here And then we go to And I'll look it up on my phone and type it and copy paste it That way you can't see anything Okay, so Hack itch It's so long Okay, we can add search. So I think we can just change the ball file metadata here Yes, okay. I think it's so let's see if this actually built Okay, it's still building So if this works I get this build works. I think it's enough for us to literally just say, you know 15 year and just publish new revision Um And that should be fine. Let's turn on the stream cam again How's everyone doing? Akita software with something super cool company by the way, and they sent me this water bottle Mostly mostly I think it's mostly geniangs Doing right she knows I love Haskell and it's such a cool water bottle, right? I'm married Let me un-mirror myself on stream. Are you ready? Are you ready for the un-mirroring flip horizontal? No I had the wrong chosen Flip horizontal Let's flip it. Oh, yeah. No, I can't flip it because it's like part of me. Oh, yeah, I should be able to Give me a second Transform flip Yeah, check it This is good. So Yeah Although it's just a monad Now, you know a monad is it's kind of like a water bottle You can pour stuff out of it I'm gonna keep I'm gonna keep me mirrored Uh, why because that's how I see myself In the mirror every day. So then you meet me in the street and you're gonna be like bro What's up with that the hairdo it's different Oh, well, I will You should try looking at me in the mirror Anyway, yeah, it's pretty nice.  We gotta we gotta have our own lambda. You know, it's good stuff. Let me see Building pro functors nice, okay, so let's Hmm, let's think a bit about what we want to do like what are we trying to do What's a nice application because I just I just kind of want to publish my Publish my synthesis stuff, but I want to I want to see if we can We can make it scale Can we make it web scale on aws lambda? Another thing I've been doing is I've been writing like a parser for webpages Well, not writing a parser like using a parser and then like invoking that parser and that's just being run on Lambda would be nice, but this is gonna take a while. I'm guessing so Right, we should have a bit more of a plan for what we want to do, right? Okay, so what are we what are we trying to do web page wise? could create like a so, yeah, what I was talking about on Twitter earlier is that I accept I've been taking a lot of photos And we'd be nice to have like a nice page to display those photos, right? Maybe we do that Let's look at html frameworks Uh, what is that? It's called state of the asco ecosystem State of the union. Yeah, this one is good I mean, it's not the most after-date thing. I think I mean they try to keep it updated Okay, they kind of go into You know everything you need right to the front. So, yeah, let's look at server-side webpages IHP, I mean that looks nice starter thing I've used I've used servant a bunch But that's like for rest stuff graphql api. I think I even you don't need my password here I think I even Contributed That was not this one. That was the that was the other one There was a graphql api that I contributed to WebSockets authenticate. Yeah, that's nice Haskell DSL for building html Yes, so what do we want, uh, we could run the entire thing on Haskell Run the entire thing as a lambda function You can do that with cloud front. That would be kind of cool um Let's see. Yes, let's see. Let's see here. Uh, IHP. This is a bit much changing. Uh, I just want something I just want to generate I just want to generate html To start with Okay, uh, let's see cloud front aws It's called lambda add edge or something like that Okay, we're back in the Christmas. I ran out this new um, I hope it's also free. How are we gonna get? dmc8 Which isn't that nice Okay, we're building RSA core. Okay P. Hello. Sup sup Okay, but what do we have here for front and server side? So this is server side Okay, scripting, uh, let's see front end web programming Okay, we can compile to JavaScript But I'm not sure I'm not sure that's what we want I think that's a bit much Because now we can we can actually run things, but do you want to run it on the front end? We need to do it Let's see Here he is That's good You don't know about this compiler. It's It's good stuff Jared jack Uh, he's a legend And he's one of the main guys behind this I think I think it's I think he's that's his name Jared jack Uh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's a guy Might have a couple of times conferences It's cool guy So this is taking so long to build because Uh, we're doing with ghc 8.10 right to test it And we haven't built it with that yet. So that's going to be take a long time. Okay. Let me see lambda edge So we request cloud front cache are you right already trust? Yeah Of course the limit is at the run times of features So can we even run? That's go on the edge example cloud front message event, right? Functions generally should be Can we just do this? Let me see We need to I need to log into the console Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep beep I'm gonna turn off the camera as usual When I log into things Because I don't want you to see the Do-do-do-do-do-do-do I usually tend to vocalize things also if I'm typing a code like this But I specifically have to not do that if I want to keep it hidden on stream, right? It's not easy Being a streamer Here we have cloud front That's just to make a new let's a make a new distribution The great distribution Get started origin domain name Okay, let's see after cloud front with the request To change cloud front requests and responses at the following points Before cloud front forwards response to the viewer. Okay, let me It's always jumping back to like I wanted to play this This one keeps looking back to the Christmas one. Not that I don't like the Christmas one. Okay. What is your body? Yeah, okay Okay, let's just create a new s3 here Create a new bucket That's just called larpy And we make it do something So then we have like an s3 bucket right to uh Where we can place like an index file, right? Dude, so is it gonna be more web development? I guess I mean we're using Haskell for it But we're gonna be we're gonna need to Make Create bucket I don't want you to see which ones are ugly or not. So let me move this image here And Okay, we got the larpy bucket ready to go Let's see, uh origin domain name This needs to we need to read changes to get started Set this to Larpy, what is the origin shield? Origin, let's see Okay, you can also add yeah with our serverless logic, the dynamic origin logic, let's see Okay, centralized caching later to help increase your cash hatred ratio To reduce the load on your origin or I can shield also to increase the or you're not putting the product on the request. It was originally due to you Request to go to your original project Okay, uh, let's click. Let's see the pricing. I mean, I think it's it looks good origin shield costs I don't know This I don't want it to be like five dollars per request, right? I was just there, right? Uh, it's super cheap, but this is like per request Okay, it says we fine. Okay, just be sure Let's see. Uh, yeah, that's no Uh, okay origin connection because it matters Okay, and then here we're gonna say origin Response let's see what we can do here. Um, so what is the Uh Here origin response viewer response, right? So It goes through clock far and then yeah, we want to Which one do we want? I think it's viewer response We can change this later Your response lambda function r and Let's see. Let's go to lambda And see what we can do This is so fun. Yeah, okay. We're getting there There be Okay, what I want to do now is I want to change this so that a I want to change the test one I want to change this one So that it's And what was the state here? Yeah, okay, the state was You turn right at so Uh, what's this again? Oh the The interface Takes in a lambda interface The lambda invocation, right? And I just want to say here They should be right And lambda invocations They should already have uh, I'm not sure that we can okay, right I think we need to Okay, so here we can't return the invocation directly We need to say write ps dot Pack response Is that request body right high body? I want to just return the body But it's ps pack, right? We need to unpack it Okay It should be fine ps dot Then we need to say here. No, oh So this worked. I want to see I want to build a So we can edit the package. Let's edit this and review changes That's how you do test it with right welcome in a lot Let's see. Is this more slow than usual? Feel a little bit like it, right? I don't know if I'm doing anything different, but Yeah, yeah, okay, but I run the specific request. Yeah. Yeah, okay. This should be fine It shouldn't take too long. Oh here. I'm doing this. This is a different Okay, build it again. Yeah, probably Let's see if it works. So this should work. We should be getting documentation How often do they try again? Is it 1949? 1956 I hope they try again soon. It'll be nice to have it properly on there We are working on this one Okay, you built No, no, right got by string Then I'm going to push this And it should just reveal the request And what I'm going to do then is that, you know, I'm going to run a cloud front edge Using this lambda And then I can see exactly what the request that request it's getting is right And that would be cool Because then we can see what we have to work with But I think I probably have to return a request in a specific format So now it's going to take whatever it gets And it's not going to interpret it. It's just going to return it directly, which is fine And then we need to update this what I'm unsure about is that, you know, we Maybe we can't run these functions Directly right That's my suspicion because like this is a special runtime interface thing and then I think we might Not be able to run it on edge Because it said it had limited runtimes Oh my god. Yeah I'm getting there Slowly but surely. Okay. Uh, let's upload a file here And let's just make a Bad file saying Damn, okay. Good website. Nothing unnecessary. We're gonna go like index To desktop 102 bytes All right, let's see game two Waiting for this one. We're slowly but surely getting there. Yeah Let's see. Okay Nice now it should work. I think it should work now But yeah, yeah, it's a compiler at least it's telling us now what the problem is rather than Way too late, right? We can ask for it to queue it again It's only real slavery. What was the result here? They did it or did it work? It should work. Okay. Okay This should be In And this is not needed. Yeah Well, yeah, this is what you do if you're doing Haskell, right? There's a lot of a lot of slow work It's also because I'm you know, I'm streaming Uh at the same time that I'm Developing like on a virtual machine, right? So It's always going to be a bit slow, but at least we kind of fixed this part, right? So now Larby It should be updated soon Because we made a revision To make it build with the latest one and we we can't test it test it like on the containers But if it built Like it's you know, there's there's nothing that it's doing that's Changed just right from h 0.8 to 8.10. Okay. It built finally. So Now we can cat that deploy and it should all work out. All right. Let me see. Do I have to log in again? I might have to log So we just need to Do it here. Let's see. Let's see Amazon You push commands. Yeah, we need to do this. I need to do sudo for the daemon sudo We're gonna get like a shot and then it's gonna be I'm gonna post that It should all work out checking if this is Happening no not quite yet Okay, and then we have this one and we're gonna say deploy new image Which is gonna say here Save Okay, and it's still updating once it start that stop updating we're going to run the test See what happens Because then I want to add this arm here To um, oh, we can just do it do all of them. That's nice. You are request Uh, the order here doesn't matter We have the body as well Origin response. Yeah And it would have to log create new configuration Price class. No, we're just gonna use a US channel in Europe Uh, there's no Alternate their name names We had larpy.mpg.is right So let's call it larpy Web.mpg.is Uh, since it's all for mpg Tsl a default route object is Time configuration what? Wow, okay a Yes, what is the name? real larpy Do do do no no no no a Cloud from this view right Okay, I don't think we need this I think it's fine. Uh Not in a let's we can just no no not we don't want to kinesis data stream of logs Okay Create distribution S3 packet for logs. Yeah, let's put them in larpy Great distribution one or more inputs not valid Which ones Are not valid here Is there anything that is red? What? Inventedly function armor specific reference a specific function version Oh Okay A copy arm That was not enough I guess And Yeah, wait to larpy and then Let me see versions publish new version v2 Web I'm just gonna just gonna be called web copy arm for version two And this doesn't include a version. Okay So let's see larpy to function arm. Yeah, this includes a version Yes, yes, yes, yes Create distribution the function must be in region us east one Okay I guess This is the s3 right Let's change to us east one North virginia mount mama And larpy when what it was a runtime The custom runtime What was the runtime we'd set up to last time? I don't know. I don't think we did Advanced settings code setting. Okay. I think we should Just Provide your own bootstrap Yes, let me see Let's just look at it here. Dude. I can't see Ireland. Okay And let's just see what we are dealing with What was the setting runtime What did we set the runtime to? Okay, let's just try this. I think this works. Yeah um Yes, okay create function We had to set like the xsh or something like that Um configuration Oh, did I mess this up? How did I okay? This is not the right runtime How did I create the runtime last time? We did this way back in like episode one We have to select container image say There we're going to use the same images here See we had some entry point override command override test Okay, create function. Yes, this should work Image repository. Oh my god, they're making this so hard Okay, uh, let's just create an acr in Like they should also tell you this right? Okay, you need to Do it in the right place. Okay. Also. Why can't you upload a function from like another amazon acr? Isn't it like different? Okay, then I guess we have to what do we have to do? Yeah, let's say this is you us To one I'm guessing I'm guessing we have to also log in Didn't we do that? We did that here Us One I'm trying to log into Us One okay Yes, no, you have to push all of it. Yeah That's fine. It's a tiny image. So it's going to be quick. Uh, this is almost here. Yeah Okay, is it this it's usually the same Hash right? Let's see. Okay. This is to be. Yeah, it should be the same hash Yes, it's 3o and then it's with 38, right? Yeah, so it's the same hash Okay, um Create function. Okay, we managed to create this function Versions Polish new version Web let's call it v1. Okay. We're still creating the function, but we're almost there. Okay v1, okay, and This should be our arm Yeah It was easy as you can see Create distribution Lambda attached does not support function with a repository type with ECR Okay, so we just can't use lambdas here as with all science Negative results are important. Um It's harder to publish and so it's sad because you're like, hey, we made an achievement But what we find out now, you know is that you cannot run ECR functions at edge, right? So you would have to like either compile haskell through javascript Or something like that, which is a shame So we can't write our web page entirely In haskell We would have to have some We can write like back-end server stuff that calls to lambda functions But we can't do it entirely in haskell Which is yeah, it's sad. That is sad I was because I was kind of looking forward to, you know, hey, let's just render everything in haskell, right? That would be cool Yeah, okay, I know I'm gonna plan it's better for tomorrow, you know, we'll actually have something that works instead of this kind of Nothing, which is a bit lame, but yeah, but uh, anyway Thanks for tuning in I hope this was uh Not terrible waste of time watching this that nothing happened Uh, because I I really thought I don't know. I guess I could have read this in a docs, but no anyway, um, but at least We did fix this And it says okay now And which means that this should say okay All right, because it built, right? Oh, this should be happening quite soon, right? This should happen and this should work and then we have finally documentation for larpy So at least we did something positive, even if we didn't actually write so much dog food stuff tomorrow Um, see what happens And but thanks for tuning in and I hope to see some of you tomorrow And then probably this will be uploaded, which is cool. See you tomorrow. Okay


A that has your view on Scotland's TV & Film Industry? What do you think will help it grow and better support domestic talent? The Scottish Parliament has launched one inquiry into Scotland's Screen Sector. It wants to hear from anyone with experience and insights into how to make industry successful and sustainable. The Culture Tourism, Europe and External Relations Committee are having inquiry into the screening sector in Scotland. We want to build on the recommendations of a group called the Screen Sector Leadership Group. Now it was set up in response to previous parliamentary enquiries that wanted to strengthen the sector in Scotland and it made a number of recommendations that we are going to build on that is how do we improve funding for the industry, how do we improve the infrastructure, how do we improve talent development and training, also business support and how do we improve the kind of data that we've got that helps us formulate the right way forward is the kind of research that we need on screen and great across Scotland. You can find out more about the enquiry including how to submit views on our website and via social media. Submissions must be received by Friday 3 November 2017.


The International American University was established in 2003 as an offshore medical school, bringing in students from various locations, mainly from the United States, Canada, India, and Africa. The institution, which operates in Fearful, accommodates some 200 medical students. The COVID-19 pandemic has over the last two years affected its operations. However, President of the IAU, Manmadan Nahir, says the school is ready to recommend operations. This topic and the economic value to the island south, formed part of discussions held with minister with responsibility for education, Honorable Sean Edward recently. Economically, our institution was supporting the VFORT community a lot. Unfortunately, the pandemic came and the students had to go back and all the travel locks, the airport doors, not supportive of, you know, allowing these students to pass through. The travel bans literally made it very impossible to keep the students in San Lucia for the last two years. But here we are today to find a way to make it revive the institution and bring the students back and satisfy, bring it to reality the dream that VFORT is a university town. The students of the IAU usually undertake their academic training within a three to five-year period. This means that they will need accommodation, meals and also require transportation. Minister for Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training Honorable Sean Edward says he is happy to welcome the institution back to Saint Lucia and also welcomes the economic contribution it will make to the southern part of the country. Those students, they rent from people in the south, they patronize the shops in the south, they rent vehicles and that in itself creates a lot of economic opportunities for residents in the south. So an expansion of their program is something that we would welcome. The other thing that I must mention of is that quite apart from opening up to offshore medical schools and providers of higher education in this country, we have done our duty diligence and we want to ensure that whatever is taught in Saint Lucia, whatever operations are set up in Saint Lucia, are in keeping with the standards that would have set for ourselves and those operations are also in keeping with the international standards that we subscribe to as a country. Minister Edward says the ministry will continue to work with the institution in ensuring that it can continue its over two decade long relationship with the country and provide it with the necessary incentives that will help it grow its programs. The program is one that is outstanding, quite apart from just imparting a medical curriculum they have had or have enjoyed a very distinguished presence, particularly in the south and they have honored their corporate social responsibilities very admirably and it is for reasons like that and others that we look forward to working with them moving forward. The Educational Commission for Foreign Medical graduates has recognized the International American University College of Medicine allowing its students to take the necessary steps to become practicing physicians in the United States. The College of Medicine is listed in the World Health Organization's International Medical Education Directory and the World Directory of Medical Schools. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Education Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training, I am Chris Satney reporting.


Well it's been an exciting second day for Targa Bambina 2015, there's been a lot going on throughout the day, not quite the carnage that we saw on the very wet first day for Targa Bambina but late this afternoon we have seen a few incidents. Looking at the results overall in the instra.com all come as four wheel drive, it's still gleaming, Inkster leading that and just a total demolition of the four wheel drive field, I think there are five cars left running in that class at the moment. Inkster lost a little bit of time this afternoon over three stages with a misfire which caused a little bit of concern, we were hearing various reports about what had happened and he'd lost a whole lot of time but he still has about a three over three minute lead over Nick DeWall in the Subaru. So in modern two wheel drive the big story of the day has been the demise of Ross Graham who was leading after day number one in his Te Rana, he succumbed to a clutch issue, didn't get out of why he went into the afternoon stages so that's put Rob Darrington into the lead, he's had a fantastic battle throughout the day with Simon Clark and Mike Lee, Mike Lee certainly making some big gains today and in the middleman classic two wheel drive it's still bevinclarage by 35 seconds, it is very very close with Mark Kirkbanand in second and Barry Kirkbanand in third, one of the bigger incidents speaking of the four wheel drive classes, we have got some amazing onboard to end the day one, day two report here in Rotorua, Graham Wong getting it wrong, well wrong in front of Lee Hopper, enjoy and we'll talk to you tomorrow.


We have a quorum tonight, so I'm going to call us meeting to order. This is a regular scheduled meeting of the town of Berlin Development View Board. I expect one more member to show up, and we'll proceed without that individual for a moment. We'll start with introductions. Starting on my left is the zoning administrator. Tom Badowski's zoning administrator. And I'm Bob Warnick. I'm the chair. I'm Carolyn Neweasel, vice chair. Shane Mispo. And we have two applications tonight. They're both. And Ms. Poe. Those industry in the first application was the application by Nancy Carpenter and Karen Grace. Anyone else interested in that party? James. I'm sorry. OK. You just want to tell the truth, nothing but truth. No matter before this board tonight. I do. OK. You raised your hand. You were. I am. She said, oh, I'm all right. I got you, I got you. Thought that's a little hard. So I'd like to reflect that Matthew was also sworn in. OK. So why don't you go ahead and introduce yourselves and give us an overview of what you're proposing to do here. OK. I'm James Kulcher. I'm a business partner with Nancy Carpenter and Karen Grace. So what we're proposing to do is I think you're going to have to speak up last time. We're recording this. And he's OK. You good? OK. So what we're here to do is we're here to do a boundary adjustment. We sold Matt and Miriam Morris a parcel of land that's 19.1 acres with a barn with a garage. And we felt that it would be better for all of us if we just sold them all the actual lower field that's in flood and everything. Because he's a farmer. He likes to develop things like that. We've agreed on a deal. We've already closed on the first portion of the land the 19.1 acres with the barn in the garage. The other piece we needed to do a boundary adjustment to, which is right here. So right now we have the two acres, which is the house, the old herring house. Then the 19.1 is the one just behind it in orange or red. And then the whole third part of the subdivision was this, the remainder of the land, which is 27.6 acres, I believe. So what we're trying to do now is, on this page, we're trying to do a boundary adjustment where we're going to put a line just on the bottom side of the knoll that's across from the winery. And it's going to give, like it's another 14.6 acres, I believe it is, and add that to the land that we've already sold to Matt and Muriel Morris. And so that they can keep it looking beautiful. Is that boundary line that you're proposing? Is that on you, previously you came here and you created three lots? Yeah, four lots. Four lots for basic for sale. Development and sale. Is that one of the boundary lines for that lot? It is now. It's actually the last boundary line. It's the last boundary line. So that would follow that boundary line. Yeah, it follows the boundary line. Essentially, it follows the whole end of that, those lots, which is a lot here, three, four, five, and six. So they won't exist? No, lots three, four, five, and six still exist there on the knoll here. Oh, on the other side. Yeah, they're over here. This will just exist now as the flood plain. It will be hooked to the remainder of the 19 acres that he's already purchased from us, which is part of the barn and all the agricultural that's already been going on there. And the home that's in front of the old hearing house is still for sale in its own two-acre lot. Yep. OK, and anything further? I think that's it. We're just hoping that it goes through and Matt can start enjoying his land and doing some hay. And we're keeping it beautiful. I'm not sure what else we need to do. There's definitely a show up cleaning up. He has. This is only administrative. Do you have any comments? Just to, if this comes to fruition, both lots continue to meet the zoning regulations for lot size and that. So it does not create a non-conforming lot on either one of these. James mentioned some acreages that's different than Zana's application here. I thought you said 14-point something. Well, things have changed. Our surveyor, and you know who that is, Rick, I'm not sure what happened. So he gave us one number, and then when we sold the land, we had to come do an administrative adjustment, is my understanding, right? Because there was actually. This is the application you gave for this project? Right, right. So is it 15.35 acre? It must be 15.35, if that's what it went on, yeah. OK. I'm sorry. That's what it says in the picture. That's the long-term effects of the 80s. So I'm trying to get through that. That should be what it is. So 15.35 acres is what's being transferred by virtue? Transferred over on the boundary line adjustment, yeah. OK. Yeah. And that will be continuous to the other acreage which you've already sold this morning. Yes, it is. 15.35 is right here on the mile hour, and then? 19. Yeah, and then 19, yeah. Yeah. OK. Got my numbers. I'm sorry. Are there any else? No. Questions by members of the board? No. OK. Well, our findings are dictated by definitions in both the subdivision regulations and in the zoning regulations. Boundary line adjustment will have no significant impact on roads. Does it have any impact on roads? No. Rights of ways? No. Or other public facilities? And then the other thing we must find is that the boundary adjustment shall not result in creation of a non-conforming lot. And you already testified that all lots would be conforming after the correct. And no new law is being created for simply moving a line from one post to the other. Those are the litmus tests we have to go through. Questions by board members? I take that. Oh, is that a? No, I said no. Sorry, no. I thought we were creating a major breakthrough here. Maybe that was a motion. I thought maybe that was a motion. I thought maybe it was a motion. If there are no further comments or questions, did you have any questions or comments? No. So I'll move that we close application 18 national five three. Most been made in second. Any discussion of that motion? All those in favor of that motion, please signify by saying aye. Aye. Also, aye. Opposed? And this motion is carried. The hearing is closed. As in previous cases, you will issue findings. And after we go through one of the sessions, and we should see them sometime in the near future, hopefully. Thank you. Well, this is a sad story right now. I don't know. Yeah. We appreciate it. Thanks for your time. Thank you very much. Have a great evening. Stay positive. They're here. They're here. Thank you. See you later, James. Thank you. You too. Are you guys here at Bartlett Hill? Yeah. You want to come up? Susan? Yeah. Does she ask you to introduce yourselves, please? I'm Susan Law, 44 acres off of Bartlett Hill. And I'm Stephen Dio, and I just purchased 2.1 acres off of Bartlett Hill. So Sandy is coming. She thought she was going to be late. And she says if she's going to be late, that both of these individuals can speak on her behalf. OK. Any of us moving along then? Why don't you explain to the board? Oh, let me swear you in, please. It's going to tell the truth. Please raise your right hand. It's going to tell the truth. Let the truth matter before this board tonight. And the penalty is a perjury. I do. Thank you. So as in the case of the last application, why don't you explain to us what you're doing and why you're doing it, and so we understand. All right. So I guess you have the map here. Originally, when Sandy had the lines drawn up, she didn't know who the neighbors were going to be and if they would be comfortable sharing a driveway. So she added a strip of land that could potentially be used as another driveway if somebody chose to do that. When Steve and I met each other, we decided we were completely fine sharing the driveway that's already existing. And also we realized that the land, the way it was divided, wasn't really going to be able to be used by either of us for much of anything because we each had a little, I had a little triangle and he had a strip. And with the project that he was hoping to do on his lot, it made more sense if I could give him a little bit of my land and in return for the land up front, the strip that he couldn't do much with other than put in a driveway. So we agreed to basically do a land swap. Steven, you own which lot? Lot number seven. The stuff that's in the yellow. Yeah. Lot number seven, which currently includes that strip down to Bartlett Road. Correct. Tommy, any comments? A couple comments. And I've got some resolution to my comments. The strip down on Bartlett Road was really the access to potentially to the lot number seven. And this would have taken it away. And so subsequent to the last hearing, folks have bought these lots and have now are trying to get E-911 addresses. And so there will be three lots sharing off of this driveway. Once it's three lots, the E-911 requires it to be its own separate named road. So Susan petitioned the select board to name the road. And this, like we said, it has to be a private road. And so this road was built four or five years ago. The concern that select board had was it constructed to town standards. I got a letter today from Ray Washburn, third estimator and project manager for DuPois Construction who did the work and I'll just quote a piece of this. In my opinion, the private road meets or exceeds town standards. There are two culverts installed that were more extra precautions than actual storm drains. So I believe the road will meet. The select board will agree to naming that road and making a private road. So that was the concern I had about losing that strip. So I think that goes away today because of this letter. And so the other item that the select board asked these parties to consider was a road maintenance agreement as part of a this naming of a town road. So I would say that naming from Sandy and I would ask the chair to maybe confirm with the owners is that there's language that affect in their deeds so a separate stand-alone road maintenance agreement would not be needed. So I think if those two cases are in effect true, the road has been certified as constructed to town standards and that there is some sort of agreement between the two parties. I do not believe the select board will have any issue granting this private road status. So what's driving this is the 9-1-1 requirement for a road name. Select Board says the road name is going to be a private road. Correct. It would serve three lots. Correct. It would serve Susan's lot. It would serve Sandy's lot here. No. It's sold. I don't know who to list. Sold. According to the map. Well, what's your current or not? That is, yeah. That is current. So okay. So I would just maybe I would subdivision allow three lots to be served by one drive. Correct. It does. I would just like that these folks would confirm that there is that language in the D's. I haven't seen it. I've asked for that. But I have not seen that. So if nothing else the board decides to approve this and deliver the session that that would be a condition that has to be satisfied that there has to be proof that the maintenance agreement established. Go ahead. So you say there is language that affect in your D's? Yeah. When I signed all the paperwork that was one of the big things that I wanted in place because that giving an easement on my land and I had concerns about whether or not I would be stuck with the maintenance so I made sure that my attorney put that language in and she's also concerned about that too. Is it specific or does it say shared maintenance? Well, shared maintenance but it is pretty specific. It talks about that it has to be equally divided and it has a pretty specific plan in place. Does it make provisions for payment in an event that one party refuses to pay their third? I forget if it goes into the payment specifics. I got it in the car. Do you have it in the car? Do you want them to grab it now? Well, the agreement doesn't mean much unless there's some kind of backup to it. It's split in three ways but one party doesn't pay. It was pretty specific but I haven't looked at it in a few months. I mean, he has it with him. If you had that with him I'd like to see that entered into the and I don't know if yours has the same language that I can run it. I would appreciate that. I'm not sure that they would go into the selection specifics because that's sort of a legal issue after the fact. But as long as it spells out how it's supposed to be it gives them the right to go short to get the money. Or you can put a lien on them. It may be going beyond what we have for responsibility. On their deed, if it's on their deed, right? I don't know. I'm talking about stuff in my head. The mechanism isn't... I don't know. I'm just thinking that if you're it's related to the land. Anyway, in any case you can go to court. I would just recommend to this board that a condition of any permits would be that they supply those to us. And the third party has the same provisions? Yeah, no. There are different provisions of that driveway. So I would not be involved in Paul's portion way up top where I don't drive. The people up top have a responsibility. They do because both Steve and Paul have been given an easement on my land. So the three of us will have that section. Would you say we have that for the evidence? When you go to delivery, we can decide whether or not it satisfies our requirements. In that, this is what the select board is saying. My feeling is our condition will be based off on the select board of food in the private gold. If we did that, it's really not going to satisfy them or not. We've always shared the same concern.  An enforceable agreement that spells out who's doing it. It doesn't mean you have to share it. It's got to be spelled out in the right steps. The condition of the permit would be that this be approved as a private road by the select board. Whatever the select board requires, it's up to the select board. In my opinion. This is I would say pretty specific in the plan for the maintenance payment. And it gets into quite a bit of detail about what maintenance looks like. So. It's page two, Carla. Yeah, I'm reading right now. Does it only reference your two lots? 167. Okay. 167, okay. We can review that. Anybody want to hear more about this? No, that's fine. Yeah, we can talk about it after. From my perspective. Bylaws only speak to the number of lots that can be off of the drive. The bylaws don't even say it's a private road. Three can be a right away under a private road. The reason it's being driven by private road is 9-1-1 and the select board and private road. It's a little bit beyond us, but certainly I think what select board has shared with you is a valid concern. I would tell you this, from my perspective, the only condition we would pose is that you have to get select board approval for private road. That's what your application is for. Can I ask a question before we get into it? I'm just curious on the actual boundary line. Is there a reason why that small point goes across the road? Yeah. It was going to end up being this weird little triangle in the middle of the driveway that would then... have to have part of the road in it? Well, it was going to, and yes, part of that goes back to the easement and what we all agreed to. And by doing that, it basically makes it so that the three of us are sharing the lower part. Steve and Paul are dealing with that section above me. And then Paul has his own section. So instead of having to go back and rewrite the language and get me involved in a section that is above where I'll be driving, we decided to bring it down to that point and also just to make it cleaner. Do you have anything to add to that? Any questions here? They're actually eliminating that little triangle now. No, that's not highlighted. I still got a little part of the road. That's what I was getting at. Yeah, that part right there. Typically somebody would stop it here, but that's why I was wondering why the road had the answers. I'll look at it. But the way I understand this sliver here is moving to this area here. That's the swap. So this might be color different. From here it's going to here. Wait, no. Go ahead. This is going to this. And this is going to here? This right here would actually be if this wasn't yellow. This yellow is moving where this yellow was. Because this was the pie right here of that one. So we move this one up to here. He had this weird little strip of land that you couldn't really This right here? Shane, you are correct. This is going to her lot. Yeah. And this is coming to your house. Yeah. Yeah. I guess I'm a little confused as to how the 9-1-1 address is connected to the land swap. Like how do those The elimination of the road. The second road access. Yeah. Because now that other access won't be Okay. Because Sandy had been told when she did that that she did not need to you have Yeah. And you have the easement. You can't just block someone from their land. And so that was her doing because she didn't want potentially feuding right neighbors if they didn't know each other. Decided they wanted their own to put in their own driveway. That was the only reason for she was told that's unnecessary and it's kind of a weird thing to do. Like the shape is very odd. From our perspective it was unnecessary. From the state's perspective, when there's three lots on the easement that's a different story. So that's the state requirement versus the town requirement. And I believe this board didn't know she was going to keep ownership of that property. Those other lots. The ownership have changed and there are going to be houses off of this potentially private road. E911 takes precedent. Okay. Yeah, because that was a logging road, right? That's a logging road, yes. Yeah. Just going back to where we are. I mean, the E911 is a requirement not of this board. And the select boards requirement to put a name on the road, it has to be private road. That's all, frankly, not part of our bylaws. And I guess I understand that part. I'm confused why this random strip that is not a road why we have or why that's connected to the to the getting an E911 address and I don't understand that because I don't understand that. Well, I don't understand why you can't make a decision on the land swap separate from the E911 address issue. Yeah, we can. I think we can. Okay. But for you to get for you to get satisfied, the select board needs to satisfy you. So it's become convoluted which should be all our bylaws say in terms of that access is it can serve no more than three lots. That's the only restriction we have. We do speak in terms of the widths and the size but we don't require it to be a private road. That's beyond I think it's a good idea personally but that's not a requirement of our bylaw. I think I'm speaking correctly. Yeah. So I just say the only thing really in our bylaws is the provisions I read early on the previous application which is we must find that I lost it already. No, I didn't. It's right here. That it creates no new building lots. We have a little impact on roads and I believe it'll improve the road. Yeah. We have no impact on the rights of ways. In fact it's relying on an existing right-of-way or any other public facility. And I think we'll you know I don't see that it'll have an impact on building a lot. We'll not create a lot. We'll not. We'll just move the line. We'll have no impact on roads. We'll have no impact on the right-of-ways. Um shall result in a non-conforming law, which is really important that by moving this line we haven't made a lot of non-conforming. We have not. That's your testimony, right? That's correct. It's an equal property swap. There's no net gain or loss. So I think I'm a little torn on how to hand the 9-1-1 slight board thing. I'm not a part of this bylaw. I'm not. I think it's pretty simple. That these folks give us this language in each of those two deeds that will satisfy the select board. I believe so. And this letter will satisfy the select board. Yeah. So that'll take care of the select board, but that's really not a part of our problem. No due respect. I think we work hand in glove as a community here. Mr. Chair. It was just that. It was otherwise. I'm just trying to stay straight within our bylaws. It seemed to me that we're making the decision on the boundary line adjustment. Not what to do with it. Whether it's going to become a private road or not. We are, but we're eliminating the access to that law. The private road doesn't exist. That's correct. Then there's no access to the law. Then you can't allow the boundary line adjustment. That's kind of where I'm at. That's my opinion. I mean, it's just conditioned. So it would be conditional upon the select board for all the town road. But it strikes me that the applicants have met that requirement. They have got it right. They provide testimony that beats the private road standards. It would be my recommendation assuming that I get this language that the select board approves this private road. It would be contingent on there. Correct. So we can make a decision. Right. Are there any questions with regard to the boundary line adjustment other than the access, which we would beat to death? I have not. You ready for the comments you want to make? Tommy. Welcome to Berlin. What? Welcome to Berlin. Steve's from Berlin. Right. In that case, I retain a motion to approve this application. To close. Not to approve the application. Thank you. I'll move to close application 18-054. Thank you for that clarification. Second. Discussion? All those in favor of that motion, please stand by by saying aye. Aye. Closing this hearing. Not to approve the application. Can you get in your language? Yep. Thank you very much. Thank you. Tom, did you get this? No. Do you want copies? Steve, did you want that back? I made a copy. You guys have got copies. I'd like to see it copied that time. Sandy and tell her not to rush back for me. Yeah, right. I think Kristi needs to copy that so she can sign it. Of course, the 45 days. Okay. Thanks. Am I next? I'm very glad that they did it for me here without me. I was at another meeting and all of a sudden I went longer than I thought. I looked at my watch and said, oh my goodness, that's supposed to be up in Berlin. Pretty easy to look tonight. Yeah. I see. Copy that for us. We have minutes of our last meeting. Which I've already misplaced. We'll find it. Thank you very much. I'm going to throw it away if he gets it tonight. Do you ever have comments with regard to the minutes of the meeting of September 4th? I do. I do. I've already shared these with Kristi. But basically, clarification at the area that we were talking about which is zone 12, is zone commercial. It's not zone industrial. And that the discussion with regard to setbacks could be greatly simplified by just saying that there's existing building and there's no change in setbacks. And there were a couple other editorial things. Did you understand what I said to you Kristi? I believe so. I don't think I understand your number. In other words, they'll plan to add two existing, add any additional lighting. This is going to be existing. Just so I had to work two. And that missable services no impact. It's because of the state highway. It's really, it was broader than that. There were no municipal impacts based on the testimony by Tom. And those one, two, three, four changes. Edits. So I'd like to move to amend the draft minutes of those edits. Discussion? All in favor of that? You see if I'm missing. All right. So what other general, did everyone get a notice on the fall planning and zoning forum recently? Yeah. It's scheduled for October 10th. Well that's the deadline. October 20th, I think it's the deadline for registrations of 10th. It's on October 17th. Okay. Local regulation of working around planning for vibrancy. If you didn't get it, I'll just I'll be in southern New Hampshire all that way. Signs. What? Signs. Maybe I should go to this. They're always, they're always, they're pretty good talks. Signs, signs, everywhere signs. Here's your sign. I can take it with them. Sure. I guess I'm assuming everybody's getting this stuff. I actually had copies of these for everybody, but somebody threw them away here at this office. Dana, how could you do that? That came from the league, right? You guys on the league's mailing list? I don't think so. It really should be. The newsletter is, of course, very interesting. Because every newsletter they have usually has an opinion, legal opinion on provisions of zoning or bylaws. So it's a pretty useful document. She was interested. It's typically more written for account administrators than it is for zoning. It's very much about zoning and planning. What are the website and register? Right. Just go to the website and register. Yeah. There's no cost to being on their website. We'll pay for the participation. We do have money in the budget to tend some of these. I do not plan on attending it. Neither do I. I might think about it. Because I'll be in Colorado. I'll be further away. Really? I wish I could travel. So, that's all I had. Anybody have any other matters of business before the board tonight? I'll entertain a motion and then we'll go into the little reception.


Pimp is like, he a party to a crime type nigga, right?  I think it don't put me in that shit, right? And he talking to some straight-up gangsters, you know, straight-up killers. I'm like, Pimp, I'm not in that, right? Yeah, we on boss talk one on one, one on one. Yeah, we gon' talk. You know what I'm saying? And we just used to ride, you know, that, what's that highway to go from Houston? To, to him? No, no, to look, to go to poor Arthur. I can't. Yeah, okay, yeah. I can't.  And sometimes Pimp be on there talking to Jay Pritz, and I be like, man, listen, man, I ain't got nothing to do with that, man, cause that nigga, you know, Jay Pritz know what I'm talking about. That nigga Pimp is crazy, man.  Well, the craziest thing, you heard him say. Oh, boy, come on now. Hey, man. I'm telling you, when he was on the phone. Well, well, I just put it like this, right? Pimp is like, he a party to a crime type nigga, right? So he'll be saying shit, and I'll be right there. He's like, yeah, and me and Ken, and I'm like, no, man, Ken, let's do that shit, man. I think don't put me in that shit, right? And he talking to some straight up gays, you know, straight up killing, I'm like, Pimp, I'm not in that, right? You know what I'm saying? Me and, you know, Pimp will call me. He called me when he went off, remember he went off on Atlanta? Yeah. Yeah, I remember that call. But let me tell you something. He called you before Arthur.  And what did he say?  I said, Pimp, listen.  I said, you might wanna go in after, you know, the album come out. You know what I'm saying? You might not wanna do it right now. You know, next thing I know, man, niggas calling me, man. Did you hear what Pimp say? You hear what Pimp say? And you know, that's just how he was, man. What did you say to him after that? After you heard it. Come on, bro. He already did it on my radio show. Yeah, I remember you did it on your radio show like two or three times. And that's him. You can't stop him. You can't stop him. And he tricky with it, right?    So I be like, man, you know, I got a lot of love in Atlanta, bro. Don't say my name, you know what I'm saying? And you know, like, that's my little brother too, man.  I made a lot of money, Pimp. Man, the first time Pimp gave me some money, I did a deal with the dude named Don Fattie. Okay. You know, Pimp gave me, just gave me $2,500. Then after that, I just started hooking him up with hood. And then he said, Ken, we gon' wrap up. So he said, nigga, for a 16, they get a hold. For 8,000, they get an eight. For 4,000, they get a fold. So he was thinking in terms of drilling. Yeah, no, yeah. And that's on that. That's on here. He talk about it on here. You know what I'm saying?  I don't know if you remember. What was Rick last name? Martin. We went up there to Universal. He got me and Pimp and D'Shade, that the movie deal is for 3 million. D went to jail. Okay. Pimp died. The 3 million dollars gone. He talk about it in this movie. So Pimp was gon' play me. You know what I'm saying? Do you know that? I didn't know that. He was gon' play you. It's on YouTube. He's gon' play me. Man, we had it all set up, man.  Bro, Pimp, DJ Beto, I'm gon' shout out to DJ Beto. DJ Beto said that Pimp would have lived another 30 days. Everybody would have been rich. Everybody would have been rich. He was the hottest nigga on the planet. 30 days. He had so many million dollar deals in the works, it was crazy. I had eight. How do you explain? I always go break it down a little bit more for me, or how this was gon' happen in 30 days in your life. Because we always have to do it. I mean, the deals were already in the works and it just had to come to fruition. You know what I mean? His deal, he's talking about, I've heard him say this story a couple of times. It was, it's true. It's true. Rick Martin, right?   He was cold. That motherfucker was cold. Pimp, Pimp said I was the man Ken. Rick that nigga, you know what I'm saying? Rick, I mean that nigga. So, so you, can you imagine me? I'm sitting at home, right?   I mean, that's the first deal I'm getting for a million, right? So I'm like, shit, man. It's about to go down. So with D went to jail. D was serious. It was D and C. So with D went to jail, I'm like, damn. Cause D, I went over D house one time, man.  D had like a million dollars and $100 bills just in a fucking, a trunk of a car. You know what I'm saying?   You know, he probably sent 3,000 out.  You know what I'm saying?  You know, I'm, I'm ING.  So I'm like, man, they don't take the chance of giving, they ain't taking no chance of that.  He sent me, he sent me to LA to New York. He gave me 18 bands to go get some cameras at that time they was in the camera.  And next thing I know, I go to the man house, man. He out now, but I go to his house to do a crack. So you know what I mean? I ain't got no strap.  You know, so I'm calling the nigga, you know what I'm saying? Me and the nigga ain't asking for him.  So when I called, so when I called Pippin, I said, man, DNGL was like, hell no, not the money, man. You know what I'm saying? He's like, man, he said, that was crazy. And then, so me and D, you know, of course, you know, that's my man.  And so I'm like, yeah, man, you know, we're gonna still try to make it happen, man.  Don't cut me out, man. I won my million, right?  I fucks with you. Cause we did the best of both worlds together. You know what I'm saying? So while he in jail, you know, we get that call. Yeah. Pimp dead.


Jaila Grant Bermuda, Annalisa Brown Grenada, Aniqua Bailey, Trinidad and Tobago, Shan Lewis, Trinidad and Tobago, Esther McKinnon, Guyana, Alikila Lucha of Guyana, Kessianne John, St. John the Grenadines, Kayla Olive, Grenada and Tanez Gardner of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Yeah, the athletes sorting themselves out in the early stages of this 1500 final for on the 17 girls, Dana Marie Barbie of Curacao, the silver medalist from last year but there are two Jamaicans who have gone faster than her this season, led of course by Alike Reynolds last year's 800 champion at the on the 17 level and Dalia Fairweather has gone for 41, Reynolds 439-40 as a competitor 2-2-8. Annalisa Brown of Grenada leads the way with the Jamaicans now stepping forward to take charge. Dana Marie Barbie finding herself at the back of the pack but she will gradually move forward to Trinbegonians in the lineup as well and they are moving through and Aniqua Bailey has gone sub five minutes and there is also Cheyenne Lewis of Trinidad and Tobago. The two Jamaicans and the two Trinidadians will have worked out their plans to figure out how they can maximize one another. Kessianne John of St. Vincent and the Grenadines also in the leading group of seven at this stage and look at Barbie of Curacao just come through on the outside just trying to ensure that she gets in a good position. The two Trinidad and Tobago athletes moving through really well at the moment too Bailey and Lewis. Three and three-quarter laps of the track and we see Lewis taking over the lead at this stage. 15 years old as they take the bell here with the Jamaican alongside her Alikea Reynolds the second Jamaican likes to come fast at the finish. She has a lot of speed the two Trinidad and Tobago athletes having a terrific run so far led by Lewis with Aniqua Bailey now stepping forward here with the Jamaican in third Alikea Reynolds the second Jamaican in fourth Barbie silver medalist last year for Curacao moves into fifth position does she have the legs she usually has a pretty good kick on her as well but the two Trinidad and Tobago athletes and the two Jamaicans are stepping further away from her and this looks like a Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago battle with Alikea Reynolds going to the front Lewis of Trinidad and Tobago still hanging in there looking for Aniqua Bailey her teammate who is hanging just off the pace in fourth but not out of it. 200 meters to go the two Jamaicans have taken over at the top of the race with the Trinidadians giving a chase Barbie out of it at this stage is going to be Jamaica unless one of the two Trinidadians can have something to say about it. Alikea Reynolds with the advantage Dahlia Fairweather on her outside the Jamaicans are going to be one and two this is going to be a terrific finish Dahlia Fairweather gets the better of Alikea Reynolds that's not happened too often this season if any at all well that's a big performance from Dahlia Fairweather she strikes Cariftagold from the eastern region they don't always produce national representatives at this level but they have a Cariftagold medalist now Dahlia Fairweather strikes gold as the Jamaicans finish one two four forty five eight or six not the fastest she's run this season but in a championship race where it's all about positions it matters not the time she is the Cariftagold medalist fine run by her timed it to perfection came through with that last big 400 meters sprinting through to the end and just kicking home to take the gold shine Lewis of Trinidad and Tobago coming through to take the bronze medal closing stages the two Jamaicans battling Alikea Reynolds usually has a fine kick but didn't seem to have it today when Fairweather put her on the pressure she gets 1500 silver she'll no doubt return trying to defend her 800 title Dahlia Fairweather wins it 445 86 for Jamaica Reynolds 44614 shine Lewis of Trinidad and Tobago gets bronze at four minutes 48.58 a personal best performance for her by about 14 seconds last year's silver medalist beaten into sixth place by the young lady from Grenada


I implore all of you. I don't know. I just said implore. I never use that word. I don't even know what that means Today I'm finally gonna go get roller skates. I'm really excited.  Joe So I took a Uber to a bus stop to then go buy some roller blades and skate home. That's what you call diversifying your All right, so my friend's here where she's getting here I don't know how much of this I'm gonna be able to film because it's not in the best area So I shouldn't have my big big camera out. We're in the taxi. Hello, Geraldine. This is my friend who is helping me get Las patinas Patinas Roller blades roller blades the roller blades they have been Obtained now.  Check out this girl's kicks. No Screw is just fresh Head to toe. All right now. We're getting some kind of Yogurt and granola thing. It's a yogurt and granola thing. You wouldn't understand. You just don't get it. We're cheese Yogurt, you know, that's what they do in Colombia.  See you later It's a free I feel so free. I love it So I just found this roller skating rink. Actually, I didn't find it She found it because it's right behind where you buy skates. Look at this. It's a full rink. All right, let's do a quick tour What's up ladies and gentlemen, I feel I feel really amped up this week has been insanely insanely busy and Brandon and I are totally maxed out. However, the point I wanted to make in this vlog was that I Want to talk about finding something to do that you are obsessed with Someone posed a question the other day when we got done with our ayahuasca trip and they were like dude How can you edit a video like you just got done done doing ayahuasca? How are you in the state of mind to edit a video and my immediate answer and reaction was I'm obsessed. I am obsessed with this community like I Wake up every single morning and the first thing that I do All the people who are really into like personal development and morning routines would be like dude. That's so bad for you, man I wake up every morning and I immediately look at all my notifications from YouTube from Facebook from our community Like my world basically revolves just around our little community.  I'm someone who I Don't want to just love what I do. I don't want to like, you know be like, oh, yeah It's so great every blah blah blah like I want to be like dude I can't sleep like I can't wake up and not do this and for me That's Making videos regarding fitness and how to be healthy and doing it in an entertaining way So that is my obsession. I implore all of you I don't know. I just said implore. I never use that word. I don't know what that means I Suggest that all of you guys Do the same thing find something that you are obsessed with and do that as much as possible I got a little emotional yesterday because I was just thinking about Zendu fitness and Zendu fitness has only been around for a little bit more than a year and For those of you guys, you know, like I don't want to sound on this vlog I want to give you guys the unfiltered version of what my life is and I feel like sometimes on YouTube and other places on the Internet You don't get that so for example last year when we started our business I think a lot of people just assumed like all these guys like are doing really well They have a presence. They have a business like they figured it out. They must be so lucky Yeah, last year was not easy Okay, last year was easily the best year of my life hands down I think I think both Brandon and I can look at each other like yeah That's best year ever but Oh my god business-wise it was tough like starting a business Getting hard like there was just there were just days where we're just making content And we didn't know if our YouTube channel was gonna grow We didn't know if we're gonna be able to sell jump ropes like we didn't know What people wanted we just kept producing content that we really love and we and helped us and Thought maybe it would help other people We are gonna have a million YouTube subscribers We're just literally gonna do whatever it takes like I don't care if we work every single day for the next five years We're gonna get to a million so we've always had that confidence in ourselves But you do still kind of have this thing of like Okay, well, we might be able to grow a successful YouTube channel, but how are we gonna make money? how's this business going to survive and Fast forward a year later till now. We're not killing it. We're not making millions of dollars But we have hit a point in our business that we're like, oh my goodness Like we have we've created a sustainable business that we now is growing so fast that we need to hire people and You know, it's gaining enough momentum that this is a real Tangible business that could potentially last for a long time. So I am first of all just so I'm trying not to swear as much on this vlog, but whatever I'm so grateful like I You know, I didn't have a terrible life before this like I had a great job with a great software company in a great city I lived in New York. I lived in Austin before that.  We get contacted all the time Random friends I meet they say this all the time. There are so many people who have amazing talents and They want to do something about it, but they're so afraid to start This isn't to say everyone should quit their job and start their own business You can still have a regular job, but start a passion that might make you Supplemental income or to provide you supplemental happiness that makes your overall life better, but more of the story is guys Just do something that you're obsessed with and stop caring what other people think at the end of the day Like it doesn't matter if you feel good doing it then your life is gonna be better Trying to get some work done. It's like state state. I've been slacking on the fruit water day Because I haven't I haven't been to Brandon's and he's the one who usually has the fruit water. So today Athletic greens water athletic greens water Also, Zambia nation someone commented on our video yesterday yesterday's video was the three supplements that we take every day And they're like is this a product promotion video and I was thinking myself like yeah It is promotion. We are promoting the products. Of course.  Yeah, of course Tyler's dead. You killed Tyler Murphy. Why'd you do that? That's also a lesson anyone looking to start a company or a brand and you want to promote products that you already use and truly believe in Don't let people discourage you from doing it. You shamelessly promote those products. Use them. Love them Make money off them holler at your boy


Do you want to learn how to trade stocks and cryptocurrency? Join our community of traders. Go to richpicksdaily.com and find the next 10-bagger. Hi, how's everybody doing today? I'm your host, Rich, here on behalf of Rich to be live with our very special guest, many-time guest, the chief growth officer of Universal PropTech, Frank Carnaval. How are you doing today, Frank? I'm great, I'm great. How are you? I'm doing fantastic. So big news today. Why don't we talk about it and you can tell us a little bit about what is happening right now with ISBRG and Spotlight 19. Yeah, great day. Long day, we wanted to get all the details right. So I think you recall, I said it on your show a while back that we were really excited about we knew, our partners, we knew what was about to happen and we were waiting for this moment. This is one of many moments. And so finally, we reached a point where Iceberg has announced today that they're in clinical trial. That's important, so they're in clinical trial. Part of the clinical trials are taking place in a Canadian border location or Canadian crossing location. I can't remember there. That's what we're using, Canadian border locations. That's the key. And we have IRAP, so National Research Council of Canada, has granted some money industrial assistance funds for this clinical trial. So we're really excited. We knew this was coming. We had to wait, obviously, that's the challenge of being a publicly traded company and investing a minority stake in a private company. We have to wait till everyone is ready for various announcements. So that's what took a while. There's other things that took a while, but we're excited. We're in clinical trial. I know everyone on the team is excited at Iceberg. We've been quite supportive along the way. So that's what a lot of this was about, was making sure we got that news out. So again, we're pretty excited. Other details, Iceberg also announced two new advisors have joined their advisory board, a great pedigree from Siemens Globally and PepsiCo. So they're bringing in some good expertise to help the business grow post-commercialization. Congratulations. Yeah, thank you. It's a big step for the company and our community has been really excited. They were watching the bids today stack up and it was looking really, really good. And they're like, when's they going to go live? When's they going to go live? And they were watching it all day long and we're just so excited to see this finally go live. So very exciting to see. Yeah, it is. It's challenging having a lot of partners who aren't publicly traded. And so you deal with a whole new layer of complexity that we just don't have, right? We have disclosure, we have certain requirements, but it's interesting to say the least. And we're obviously the small fish in this big pond, but really excited to get this news out today. So let's explain a little bit to the community that's watching. What is the significance of starting clinical trials? So clinical trial is critical. So one of the pieces leading up to this that I don't think originally we expected we had to do was we had to get a Health Canada ITA. It's really, I think, the proper terminology and investigational testing authorization, right? So when you put your hand on the actual device that can scan, again, to remind people, we can scan someone's finger. You put your hand over it. It scans it within several seconds and it's able to read your analytes, assess them. And we teach it through machine learning to identify who is COVID positive and who is COVID negative to make that determination. So all of this is pending the clinical trials and pending Health Canada approval. So we had to get through that ITA process. Got through that, took a little bit longer than we had liked, but we got through that and was just setting up this clinical trial start. So there's two phases to it. Iceberg will put up more information when they're able to, but we're in that first stage of it where again, we're teaching, we said this in the past, it is learning from scans that are done on people scans are taking place as being compared against PCR scans and PCR tests to teach it what is positive, what is negative. And it will build up from there. And in a short term, we will figure out how, you know, what Duncan's working on, the CEO of Iceberg is to that refine that specificity, right? To really calibrate it so that it knows, yep, we're pretty confident, just going to say yes or no properly and accordingly. So we're kind of excited, we're in that first stage and that is a very critical stage. Oh yeah, absolutely. That's really exciting to see you guys evolve. I remember when we first started talking and you know, we've been doing this quite a bit and our investors and our community got really excited. Stock went up like crazy. We've started when it was around 20 cents, went to like around 70 and the stock came back down and gave a lot of investors an opportunity to get in again to be quite frank. So a lot of our investors have kind of come back in at these lower levels and to see this news now, I think they're going to be very excited. Now, what does this mean for investors? Yeah, so I think for investors we're certainly one step closer to having a, again, we can't say one way or another what Health Canada will do with it in the end, but we're one step closer to having a commercialized product. So from that perspective, it's significant. Huge. I would just say, it's one of those things where we understood when we did our due diligence that sort of expected timeframe, which again, there's certain expectations and some things were longer and other things we think are going to be quicker. So it just sort of works out in the wash. We're still excited that we will have a solution that pending approval will still be quite relevant. If you're paying attention to what's happening from a COVID perspective will still be quite relevant. And look in the last few days alone, you really pay attention to where the governments are going even in this country in Canada and the United States for that matter. It's rapid testing. Rapid testing is that next layer of if we're not achieving herd immunity, then what are you going to have in place to make sure that people are still safe going into facilities, buildings, schools, campuses, it will be rapid testing. So we're still on a good timeframe to be relevant for that. What is, you mentioned the Canadian border location. What is that all about? Well, you know, so I guess there'd be a few without giving away exactly where you can imagine to leave this country, there's only a few places you can leave this country from. So from that context, it's important to know just as we don't want people coming into this country without doing tests and being processed accordingly for COVID perspective, we're also doing the same thing for people leaving. So I think the relevance is we're not in a mall, we're not in a sort of a rather small location, we're in a significant location that's obviously processing people. And it's the issue of the day, every day, people wondering, how are people getting in? We know too many people can't get out of this country, but clearly people can get into it. So the relevance is making sure we found locations that you get a significant diversity of testing subjects and that's gonna be obviously critical to having the right solution in the end. So that's definitely the relevance. It's not a very homogeneous group, you're gonna get all kinds of people being tested and we're quite excited about that. Why did it take so long to announce these updates? So, great question. I think with a lot of our investors, some are more active than others and texting and reaching out and making comments and statements, we do our best to try to respond and reach out to as many of them as possible when they ask these questions. We're a bit of a victim of our own success, right? So we have a company that since the last time we talked, we are debt-free, have a solid, we're certainly more profitable than we were the previous year, have a solid foundation, spending more money, resources and growing our business and really bringing in more products, more solutions. So exciting that part of the story is quite exciting. And then we did this with iceberg and this is a very exciting story. And I think a combination of since the last time we've come out, people really just wanna hear about iceberg. And I get it, that's very sexy and exciting. And so there's other things that we're doing, obviously. So I think it's a combination of, again, it's trying to get messaging, trying to get information out. And so it's difficult when we're not in complete control of that. And that's fine. That's just how it works when you make minority investments. So there's a lot of coordination with a lot of organizations and much larger organizations. So that's a bit of that delay. And I think the second part of that is really, as I said earlier, the Health Canada ITA and don't wanna get into too much of that. It was just something that I think we didn't assume early on that that was something we had to do and that's something we did have to do. And it was something that got extended a little bit longer than we expected. So that combination really added to the length of time. Certainly the last time I spoke to you didn't expect to have to do these things. And that's really the extent of that. I think going forward, certainly from a company perspective, we have so many exciting things we're doing within our day-to-day business that I think we've learned we'd really have to really demonstrate to people, here's what we're doing. Here's the singles and doubles we do all day long. And we have some other news we'll come out on that in the near future. But it is exciting what we do day-to-day. And I think we have to match that in general and make sure people hear all the stories and all the narratives of what we're up to as opposed to just the iceberg one. But I do get why iceberg is exciting. It is pretty relevant today. We have a lot of long-term investors that are just buying whole type guys. To be quite honest with you, I feel like you guys have moved very quickly. I think investors are impatient. They want results. Really, really rich. I will say this, Rich. I will say this for a lot of those people as well is that I've been in business for over 20 years developing different projects and things. And so from the investor community, they might not know me from Adam. And so I do understand that. And so we have to earn that type of respect and earn that appreciation that if I say we're working on something and things are going to happen, I'm not lying about it. It's just there's things that the ingredients are going to having a successful project, a successful investment. So I think there's just a whole, as you pointed out, I think long-term investors understand, okay, things don't happen that fast, but yet things are happening fast. And so it's just really trying to satisfy the appetite of many investors. But again, I think we're doing it. We'll probably share much more of our singles and doubles than just the home runs. So we'll look for that, I think going forward. But next week I'm speaking at a Q2 investor summit and we'll have obviously information like this to share and bring people up to date and really answer all the investor questions as much as I can. I think I'm booked for two days worth of questions. So pretty excited. Yeah, and I wanted to thank you for that because we do have members that reach out to you and they always love the fact that you respond to that, whether it's on Twitter, email, Instagram. Yeah, I think, hey, there are backbone. I mean, I worry about and tell them all the time and my response is we worry about customers or we worry about our staff and we worry about investors. You need to worry about all three of them fairly evenly because kind of just do one, you're in trouble with the others. So absolutely, I appreciate when people reach out, I do my best to respond when I can. And obviously sometimes are trickier than other times. Now, you mentioned it a little bit, the singles and doubles. So do you guys have any irons in the fire that are not iceberg related? Yes. Perfect, that can catapult revenue and future growth. I know that's a question that I want to address. You know, there is, I think, it's a really great question because we spent that sort of first quarter, I mean, at least when I came in, it's been just under a quarter of bringing in new products, bringing in new solutions and trying to embed them within our operations and go out and sell and sell it and market it and generate that. So there's a bit of, we loaded up the deck with some great air purification technologies and all those are underway. There's communications with them, there's proposals you've been making, so they're all part of what we're trying to do going forward, right? So it's, you know, we make investments, we integrate, we scale and repeat. That's literally what we have on our investor deck. And so we bring in some batch of solutions, we look at how best to make them part of our solutions that going forward, you know, and we get some success, we do it again. So I think that first stage of indoor air quality is pretty much through. There's a lot in there that we've played with. There could be some more stuff. There's a whole slew of building performance, you know, more artificial intelligence technologies. Absolutely, we've talked about in the past, way more to happen and way more on the energy resources group where, you know, from investment, it could be anywhere from investments to acquisitions to strategic partnerships. Absolutely, there's a whole slew of them. And it's just a sequence and a method to our madness. And I don't, we're definitely not stopping on iceberg. So many more things to come. Now, speaking on that, let's just say spotlight 19 doesn't pass clinical trials. Can spotlight 19 still be used by private companies? You know, it's a good question. So I don't know all the details, but so when you're done and you brought your, you're testing your clinical trials and you've done your two stages and you bring them for final approval, think of it as there's an efficacy level of what you can achieve, right? So again, at the end of the first stage, if you didn't have a solution that had a very good specificity that you were very comfortable with to then say, let's lock it up and now run it through our second phase trial. Why would you lock it up and put it through your second phase trial, right? So there's a certain confidence of it's doing what we think it's, you know, it's supposed to do and we lock it up and we submit it for that second phase. The second phase in the end is really more about in the end determining are you, I think it's a level one product or are you level two? Level one would be say it's more for, you know, true diagnostics, true, you know, I can determine in a hospital and somewhere that this can detect COVID and this is that final line or is it a sort of level two where it can be used in private businesses, in places where like arenas and other places where it's used to prevent access and it's sort of a triage effect where, yeah, you can't get access and depending on what level it's approved at, okay, you don't get access, now go do that PCR test if you wanted really to get access because we see you're positive. So there are different stages of it. You know, I think from my perspective in the way that we looked at this remade investment, it's not, is it going to work or not? It's how well will it work and then let the market play out based on what those approvals are, right? So you're absolutely right. Can it be used in different fashions or different, can it be sold and licensed people probably could. And I think once approvals are achieved, you can then determine how best to take advantage of whatever level that it has secured. So we'll let Duncan, the CEO of Iceberg, continue to manage that. He's doing a great job. He's got a great team in there too to ensure that this is a great technology, that there's no shortcuts taken. I guarantee that.  So we're very excited about that. If there's one thing that you want investors to know about today before we say goodbye, what would it be? You know, I think everything I said it was, it is. And as additional information can come out, they can understand we were extremely positive from day one because we understood and still understand who all the partners are and who's involved in this and the credibility they all bring that hasn't gone away. That's still there. Today is the snapshot of some of that credibility. And, you know, there's no one can say to me that, well, is this product really gonna work when you can secure a Canadian border location?  So we're very excited, you know, it's very credible. And honestly, Chris and I, our CEO, we just, we can't wait for all the information to come out in due course. But we just want investors to know we were very serious about this. We continue to be serious and excited and very bullish on the technology and, you know, continue to look for our notes, our updates and follow along. Well, super excited to see it unfold. Thank you for joining us today again, Frank. Oh, my pleasure, Rich, thank you. And guys, remember before you invest in anything, please do your due diligence, do your research. Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. If you liked the video, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe. I'm gonna be honest with you, Frank, UPI has become one of my favorite companies. You guys, you mentioned it, no debt. And that is huge for our community and our investors. Baby market cap, tight share structure, growing revenue, strong management team. I'm really impressed with what you guys are doing, Frank. Thank you for being a part of a great company and bringing this to our community. Love to invite you back on our show anytime you have any big, breaking news like this today. Thank you for bringing the news here to Rich TV Live. The chief growth officer of Universal PropTech, Frank Carnabelle, have a great day, everybody. If you're not winning, you're not watching. We bring you the winners and we bring them to you first.


Ladies and gentlemen, the railroad hour. And here comes our star-studded show train. Tonight, the Association of American Railroads presents the recent Broadway musical hit, One Touch of Venus, starring Gordon MacRae and his guest, Ginny Sims. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff, and the music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon.  And now, here is our star, Gordon MacRae. In tonight's story, the part of Venus will be played by Miss Music herself, Ginny Sims. And I'm Rodney the Barber, who tells you what it's like to know One Touch of Venus. It was in the main gallery of the Whitlaw Savory Foundation of modern art. I'd gone there to shave Mr. Savory. The class was in session, and I had to wait. A thousand years old, and she's still the most beautiful woman ever conceived by the mind of man. Look at the delicacy and grace of those singers. I happen to be engaged to a certain party's fingers would make those look like Maxi Rosenblum. So we consider ourselves an expert on feminine beauty, do we? Well, I know the size of glorious fingers, and I'll show you the ring to prove it. Coming. I'll be right back, young man. Delicate fingers.  I'll just try it and see. It's moving. I'm not only moving. I'm waking up. Who are you? What? I'm closer. Let me look at you. Well, lady, lady, I'm only the Barber. And would you mind giving me back that ring? The ring? Of course. That's what they say would make me a woman again. You can't keep that ring. Do not deny me, Barber. I've been waiting 3,000 years. You've awakened me with your ring. You're my love. I'm not your love. I'm Rodney Hatch. I'm engaged to Gloria Cramer. What did you say your name was? Rodney Hatch. Rodney Hatch. Venus Hatch. I told you I was engaged. Of course, Gloria's mad at me right now, I'm going to make up and I've got to have that ring. Tell me about Gloria. Tell me all about Gloria. Well, she's... Well, anyway, I love her. I had a love and my love was fair. Should a man awaken you and then... No man has walked out on me since I was born. 3,000 years ago. 3,000 years old? Of course I don't. No man has walked out on me since I was born 2,900 years ago. And if Rodney Hatch thinks he's going to get away with it, he's very much mistaken. I think. I hope. Look into my eyes. You don't mind, I'm a little busy right now. I was just leaving. Rodney. I'd love to, but I... Rodney. That's much better. Now, put your arms around me, Rodney. That's right. I've never felt like this before. Very few men have Rodney. You're in love with Venus. You're in love with love. The most wonderful thing about the railroad hour is the many friendly letters we receive from you listeners, telling us how much you like the program. So, in turn, we've long wanted to show our appreciation. Now we're ready. Well, Gordon, suppose you tell our listeners what we've got for them. I'll be glad to, Marvin. Folks is our way of saying thanks. 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Well, suddenly, I'm afraid I'm... I'm afraid of losing you. Rodney, you'll never be alone again. I promise you. But, gee, what if you should decide that I'm not the right fella for you? I know what I want, Rodney. After all, I'm old enough to... Well... Well, anyway, when the one man in the world comes along, a girl like me, just know, two billion, no, what is it? Every bungalow's just the same. We all got an electric incinerator, a radio that looks like a fireplace, and a fireplace that looks like a radio. And when you sign the lease, you get a year's subscription to a magazine. Oh, Rodney. You're sweet. You're exciting. You're wonderful. Creepers, creepers. If I love you this much now, just think how I love you in five years. Waiting for a wooden... Exactly what I'm accustomed to. Every day you can cook and sew and wash and talk with the neighbors. And before you know it'll be seven o'clock, and Hovey will be coming up to stoop. It's a big stoop. Won't you ever be late or early? Oh, no, Sari. I'm as punctual as clockwork. I like everything on the dock. And I keep wondering, if you see me every day, would you want to see me every night? We're all the same, aren't we? I've never been able to be like anybody else. Oh, don't worry. Ozone Heights will change all that. You wait here. I'm going to phone and see if it's too late to apply for a marriage license today. All right, darling. Oh, Rodney, I do love you. But Ozone Heights, radios that look like fireplaces, and fireplaces that look like radios. Washing clothes, washing dishes. Maybe when I was 17, but now I'm 29, um, 3,000 years old. I just couldn't face it. Goodbye, Rodney. I think I knew it long before I found the ring in the table. Long before I ran through the streets to the art gallery and saw that my Venus was a statue again. I stood there looking at her. The nicest goddess I ever met. And I said to her, why did you leave? You said I'd never be alone again. Tell me where I register for the art corps. Before they've... Why are you looking at me like that? Do you know you look just like that statue? Where do you come from? Ozone Heights. You like it there? Well, I wouldn't think of living anywhere else. My name is Rodney Hatch. Well, mine is... Oh, never mind. You don't have to tell me. I know. One touch of Venus with music by Kurt Weill and book and lyrics by Ogden Nash and S.J. Perlman was adapted for the railroad hour by Gene Holloway. Brought to you each week at this time by the American Railroad. Folks, you've thanked us and thousands of friendly letters for the music heard on the railroad hour. And now we want to thank you for your interest in kindness. And that's why we put together an attractive railroad hour souvenir booklet with 32 pages packed with pictures and sketches from the life stories of your favorite railroad hour stars and members of the cast. Be sure to write for your free copy. Then please send your name and address to the railroad hour Transportation Building, Washington, 6 D.C. That's the railroad hour Transportation Building, Washington, 6 D.C. You'll get your copy as a personal gift from us in the very near future. And now here again is lovely Ginny Sims. Gordon, I want to congratulate you. I understand the readers of Radio Television Mirror Magazine voted the railroad hour their favorite radio musical program. Well, that's right, Ginny. We're very happy that our show has so many friends. We feel that our wonderful guest stars like you have had a lot to do with it. So thanks again, Ginny, and thanks for a wonderful performance tonight. Oh, the board! Folks, next Monday we're doing something we think you'll want to hear. An English version of Puccini's beautiful opera, Madam Butterfly, with Nadine Conner as our guest star. Until next week, this is Gordon McRae saying goodbye. 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