This is stock number 9T413A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used. Light duty truck and RAM headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2017 RAM 1500 quad cab, 6 foot 4 inch short box. This truck has a 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor and has been fully safety to and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. Blue streak Pearl Metallic is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition-wise before seeing it in person. If you want to check out more photos of this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen, link right to our website with over 40 photos. Goodyear Ringler SRA 26570R17 tires with about half the tread left on them. Front fenders in excellent condition. This is an express package. Get the headlights are nice and clear but you get the painted front bumpers with the fog lights. No major dense dings or cracks or scuffs on that front bumper. Really nice condition. The hood is in excellent shape as well. I didn't see any dense or dings on there. And the passenger side fender is in excellent condition too. Passengers side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on that guy. And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by but you just can't make the trip down, you can still see the truck here, the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. Or if you get the truck shipped to you and you're going to know exactly what you're getting. To that effect we offer a Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen. A link right to our website where you can apply for financing. Get pre-approved. See a payment quote. Even appraise the trade all from the comfort of your own home. Right on our site. Frame and underbody on this truck is an exceptionally nice condition. That's probably because of the plastic wheel aligners. Keeps your frame and underbody looking good, protecting your investment and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Back rim, excellent shape as well and I didn't see any dents or dings on that box. As we come around to the back of the vehicle rear bumpers in really nice shape. Full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. Tailgate is in really nice condition as well and it does have a spray-in bed liner. Bed's in pretty nice condition too. Chrome tipped dual exhaust. Get that with the hemi and down this side of the truck. Just as clean as a passenger side. No dents or dings in the box and from full disclosure this back rim. No scuffs or scrapes on there either. Down the rest of this side. Doors look great. I didn't see any dents on them. Heated power mirrors inside. The Express package gives you the gray cloth interior. There are no rips. There are no tears on the seats. They're in really nice shape. Factory floor mats throughout. Auto headlamps, power windows, power locks and power mirrors. As we hop inside the truck here you can see that this one has 21,650 miles. You get a digital speedometer outside temperature display. Steering wheel is in really nice condition. You got cruise controls and gear selector on the right. Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. Has AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on this truck. Also Bluetooth capabilities. 8-speed automatic transmission. Push button 4-wheel drive. Factory brake controller. Climate controls. Stability control in a tow-haul mode. Passengers side carpeting and floor mat are in excellent shape as is the passenger side seat. No rips or tears. This truck's never been smoked in. Headliner is in excellent shape and very clean. I'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as those front seats. No rips or tears back here.  Fixed glass rear window and you do get storage underneath these seats. And we do have factory floor mats back here and the carpeting is nice and clean. We'll take a quick look under the hood. Also child safety locks on the back doors and I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video. You will have been able to tell just exactly how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out. 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Mae'r ffyrdd ymddangos yw'r gweithio, ond y gallwn ei wneud eich holl yn i gynnwys yn y cyflawn ac yn y bwysigol'r ffyrdd yn ei gael. Mae'n bod yn unig o'r ffordd ymddangos bod ymddangos ei fod yn gwneud yn ymddangos i'r wych yn ymddangos ymddangos, ac yn ymddangos yn ymddangos ymddangos ac yn ymddangos i'r wneud ac yn ymddangos i'r gweithio ar gyfer ymddangos a ddod yn ymddangos i'r gweithio Morning Mark has a result of listening it will be there with you as well of all the conversations that I had during the pandemic one more than any other keeps coming back to me. She said to me, If only I could have held my mother's hand, as she lay dying. Just for that one hour, and mum wouldn't have died alone. i chi dweud o'r ysgol iawn i'r ffordd o'r ffyrddion am dyddion a fyddwch yn eich ffordd o'r amddangos i'r ffordd o'r ffordd. Fy oedd y bydd y bydd y bydd yn oed yn granol iawn i'ch bod ei bydd, y dynion, yn y ffyrdd hynny'n ddweud o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd yn dweud o'r ffordd. Mae'r ffordd yn fwm eich gwirionedd o'r ieddaeni. Ym ym 19 yw ynglynig yma yn y pethau'r ysgrifennu o'r hynod. a mae'n gwneud o'r pergylchedau sy'n gweld yn ymgyrch yn ymddeud hynny. Fy nid oedd ymddynt arall? Fy ymddynt ymddynt ymddynt yn ymddynt? Ymddynt ymddynt arall a'r cyfnodol? Ymddynt y pandemig ar gyfer yw'r modau, ymddynt ymddynt yn ymddynt yn ymddynt yn ymddynt yn ymddynt, ymddynt yn ymddynt yn ymddynt yn ymddynt yn ymddynt, gyda gyd-dylch ar y bydd gweithio a gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Ymddynt ymddynt ymddynt sy'n gweithio i siwll ac i cael debyg at Oeddon, ymddynt ymddynt yn yr Oeddon, mae'n gwneud ymddynt yn gyfrif dormirau gweld yn siwll o gyffredig cyfnodol bydd oedd angen iawn wychon i gyfnodol. Mae hyn yn cael ei ddechrau sydd wedi ei ddyn nhw'n gwneud yn Blwyslynyddiol Mae'r Fudip sydd a nhw'n gwybod y dweud yn y ddefnyddio ar gael. Ond rydyn ni'n gael pethau allanieddau ar gael ei ddweud yn llawer o'r dynnu'n ddeithasol a'r ddeithasol i'r ddeithasol i'r dynnu'n ddweud. Oherwydd, rydyn ni'n ddweud ar y ddiwedd y ddweud yn ei ddeithasol i'r ddweud ar y ddweud. Yn ystod, yn ynghyd y 2020, y ddweud y system hefyd ar y ddechrau o'r ddechrau cymaint o'r ddechrau Llywodraeth, sydd wedi bod yn meddwl i'w rhesiliad arno. Felly, wrth gwrs, rhesiliad yw'r ddechrau i ddefnyddio bach ac ydynt yn ddechrau'r ddechrau cymaint. Bydd ydynt yn ddechrau'r ddechrau ar gweithio'r ddechrau cymaint. Felly, mae'n ddysgu'r ddechrau i ddechrau cyfnodd o golygu o'r ddechrau, cyfnodd o wneud eich gweithio'r ddechrau, Sometimes, when you have taken this as a role, you can use it to protect yourself and re-create the impact of risks and threats to their safe operations. There are many many definitions of resilience, formal definitions. But I quite like the informal ones, which embodies the idea that when confronted by a serious threat to normal functioning organizations that are resilient will bend, they won't break. ydy'n gael i gael i gael i'r newid cyfnodau byddurol. Mae'r gweld yn ddweud i'w gweithio'r hwn yn gweithio'r pandemig, yn dweud o'r cyfle ffasil o'r gweithio'r pandemig, yn dweud o'r gweithio'r gweithio'r pandemig, yn dweud o'r gweithio'r systeimleddau i'r gweithio'r ffaith yn yw'r gweithio'r gweithio'r gweithio'r pandemig. Firstly failure over the years to develop world-class infection prevention and control policies and practices at health facility level led to unsafe environments in which patients and health workers' lives were put at risk and indeed many lives were actually lost due to that. The simple but crucial lesson of the first COVID crisis and of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa is that the impact of viruses with pandemic potential is amplified if they're allowed to spread within health facilities. Those lessons were not learned in the pandemic planning phase or in building resilience facility level, another feature that should have been an integral part of patient safety programs pre-pandemic. So the relevance of resilience was very different in the poorer countries of the world. Many of their health systems were already fragile pre-pandemic, but the additional harm caused by pandemic-related loss of services created a double jeopardy effect in settings with poor infrastructure, shortages of skilled staff and limitations in access to primary care and specialist services. So the COVID experience of those countries have also taught us another lesson. The traditional idea that patient safety only matters at the point of care was shown to be much too narrow away of conceptualizing patient safety with consequences of harm generated at the population level. For example, in 2020 compared to the pre-pandemic year 2019, the key measure of coverage for essential childhood immunization fell from 86% to 83%. Though this consequential harm may only sound a small percentage, but in reality it represented the loss of more than a decade of progress in global immunization coverage. Hundreds of thousands of children across the world were left unprotected and were only just starting to catch up. Another example, for example, a modeling group convened by WHO and UNAIDS during the pandemic, estimated that a six-month disruption of antiretroviral therapy for 50% of patients in sub-Saharan Africa would lead to an excess of half a million HIV-related deaths in a year. So these sources of avoidable harm in lower-income countries were partly created by closure of facilities and services to reduce spread of the pandemic, but they were also caused by repurposing of the public health workforce in low-income countries. It was repurposed to fight COVID-19, and then it was subsequently repurposed again to plan and deliver a COVID vaccine program. And as you well know, in many countries of the world there is only one public health workforce. So if staff are moved away from their jobs to deal with an all-consuming emergency like this, then they're not able to provide continuity of essential health services. And then looking more broadly across the world, new needs and demands for care surged as a result of COVID-19. There was an impact on people's lives, their economic circumstances and their well-being. The desperate need in many countries amongst adults, adolescents and children now for mental health services has rocketed in many countries of the world. So I used the term earlier, consequential harm, to describe these phenomena. So it's almost like the virus acted like a pebble thrown into a calm lake and a ripple effect developed. So it wasn't just the direct consequences of the virus in the limited areas where it was operating. It was a much wider effect, spilling over to population health and societal impact in a much, much bigger way. Another key traditional source of risk to patients is the phenomenon of transitions of care. You'll be well familiar with the many pre-pandemic examples of how patients crossing the care boundaries are exposed to additional risk, sometimes called handovers. But this effect was very prominent during the pandemic, notably amongst elderly and vulnerable patients who were transferred between hospitals, care homes and the community. So in the fast-moving pandemic context, decisions like testing and transferring in that area weren't particularly carefully thought through, or were dictated by capacity problems, needing to get patients out of hospital to make space for other ones, meant that they were transferred without due clinical process. And this was shown in a number of countries by the grim long-term mortality statistics as a percentage of overall deaths for people in nursing home care. Why should we be surprised or why should we have been surprised? Because transitions of care are part of our or should have been part of our thinking in patient safety and should have received attention along with the other areas known to increase risk in pre-pandemic times. So there wasn't much thinking about patient safety in pandemic planning, the pandemic planning that preceded COVID-19. If anyone had thought about the implications of a pandemic for patient safety, there are two other conclusions that would have been obvious. First, existing patient safety incidents would continue to occur and some would become more likely because of the pressurised staff and clinical environments created by the health emergency. And second, new kinds of patient safety incidents would emerge. And this is exactly what came to pass and the data show this and are confirmed by the observations and experience of the patient safety community. For example, pre-pandemic medication error and avoidable error from medication have made a relatively high proportion of the incidents reported. And many examples of high risk medication situations were created or exacerbated by the pandemic, diagnostic errors as well. And we heard quite widely of a tendency in places that had patient safety reporting systems to let those systems go into abeyons during the pandemic because there wasn't time to do the reporting investigation. Understandable in one way, but one of the principle tools for protecting patients was abandoned at a time where probably it should have been retained and strengthened to help with the response. So as health systems around the world struggled to provide care and support for large numbers of acutely ill patients experiencing the effects of the new pandemic virus, the high volume, high pressure context for the delivery of services together with the need to reduce transmission created an entirely new operational reality. There was a new normal too for patients and families. Doors were closed, service pathways were blocked, care continuity was fractured and treatments were cancelled or delayed. And early reports from our patient safety network initially largely from high income countries spoke of the interaction between providers and patients suffering and I quote, disastrously due to diagnostic confusion, lack of access to needed healthcare and the exclusion of families from health and healthcare facilities for infection control reasons. And the conversation I related at the beginning of my presentation is typical of the traumatic circumstances of the large numbers of end of life situations occurring without the presence of family and friends that were arising in acute hospitals and nursing homes as the severity of COVID-19 exerted its toll. But the fracture in the role of patients and families in patient safety during the pandemic was even more profound. Patient and family engagement as you know and as you've heard in the meeting today has been an important part of the WHO's work. So too in many member states and their health systems, the WHO patients for patient safety program, which was established when I founded the World Alliance for Patient Safety in 2004 has provided strong leadership and advocacy over the years in policymaking and planning. And it's become a key source of expert advice on when and how to involve families in patient safety work. So as the pandemic unfolded, patients and families who have been part of the global and national patient safety programs have asked why given that patients and families were being so heavily impacted by the disease, were they not part of all decisions at all system levels even during a crisis like this. This happened in some health systems and organisations, but it does seem to have only happened in a minority. Families are clearly positioned as partners or potential partners in care and in an emergency like this they can ensure safe care, they can try to ensure ethical decisions for example consent for those who are unable to give consent themselves or who are at the end of life. They play a key role in providing continuity of care through those transitions of care and handovers which can be high risk situations. They can help in making assessments of acutely ill relatives in the home or community when there's no face to face medical help available and when rapidly assembled triage protocols are being operated remotely. So very strong views emerged on visitation policies and practices that were put in place as part of facility based infection control procedures. Patients and family members criticised what they called blanket no visitor policies as not recognising the key role of family caregivers. So I've only had 15 minutes this afternoon to cover this area but I wanted to touch on just some of the areas of patient safety that the pandemic has thrown light on and there are others. But although I've mainly focused on the problems there was much excellent work done and great innovation around the world as health systems clinicians and scientists fought back against this unprecedented onslaught and we need to learn from that as well on the whole team working became much more cohesive and we saw that right across the whole world. And there are opportunities there in which silos were broken down to make sure that the silos don't drill down again and create the sort of fragmentation that is problematic across all areas of health care particularly in an area like patient safety. So at the end of the day I feel that the pandemic experience has helped us to see how deeply pre-existing patient safety concepts, practices and cultures were embedded in our existing health systems. It was somewhat disappointing that our work over the last two decades wasn't a dominant part of the response culture at a time of the most intense pressure for health care around the world. But leadership and advocacy of a group like this is absolutely vital if the next global and national pandemic plans are to contain a substantial chapter on patient safety in pandemics and as a patient safety community we have a lot to contribute. So finally thinking back to the beginning of my presentation I think never again should we see a technical communicable disease control set of decisions drive compassion from the centre of the care that we give to our patients. That's one big thing that needs to change and one big lesson that needs to be learned. Thank you.


Chester Select Board Meeting, July 11th, 2022. We have posted the agenda in three places around town on our website and have emailed our list of interested persons, so we are all legal to have our meeting. We are going to institute the five minute rule with this meeting. When we get into a discussion, we can have five full minutes, which actually is quite a long time, to voice your opinion, and then we move on, and once other people spoke, you can get a whole nother five minutes. We have read the prior minutes for our June 27th, 2022 Select Board Meeting. I saw no errors. Neither. So I move that we accept these minutes. I seconded that motion. All in favor. All right. And they will be posted. First on our list was Zach Kamakis, who does not seem to be here, so we'll move that later in case he's running late. Our first guest of the meeting would be Pat Gendron, and I believe you are here to discuss a driveway permit. I am. And she thought on the 16th I applied and paid $50. And I checked the minutes, and I don't know how to put $50, but there was no DA or NA on the driveway permit. And then last year I came in on 9, 17 of 21, and somebody told me that I didn't need to actually spend the $50 again. So I didn't, and there was no action taking. So I'm here at night to see what I had to do to get some action. I'm holding a permit for driveway construction that I'm assuming you filled out that was dated July 9th, 2021. Oh, excuse me, maybe it was July. I don't actually have it. I do have it here, but right here. The first one was issued. I mean, I can actually show you a few. I've got one. Okay, yeah, that was on 7, 9, 21. Yes. All right, sorry. Okay, we're all on the same page. Oh, the original one was back on 16. I understand that. Perfect. So, Frank and Chyman on this, I think we have some positive news for you, so. Basically, the lot was pre-existing, and there's no way that the town didn't hold anything to block you out of there. So your permit's gonna be granted when the condition that it's only one house because of the slope and all that. And I think if you go to subdivide it, I believe the fire department would have say over how steep that is and whether or not you could do that. And that would all be through zoning. But I've talked to John about the driveway and he's good with it. Just based on one house. Right, yep. If you go through zoning and you subdivide it, as one lot, you can only build one house on it anyway through zoning, regardless of the size of the lot. You have to subdivide it all in order to put two houses or two houses on that. So, basically that's the way it is. And I've started that procedure already. Yeah, and so that's all through zoning. That's nothing to do with us. I'm sorry, go ahead. No, go ahead. Well, I just have a question because I do have the Vermont standards here for residential and commercial drives. And I have an engineer that's on the job over there that has been for the last year and a half, maybe two years. And I'm meeting those standards. Well, that's a zoning issue with that.  And that's what we're doing. That's all we can do. We don't have any jurisdiction over the rest of it. Okay. So that later being, maybe I'll get on the agenda. Not through us, it's all through zoning. Yeah, and then you got to go through subdivision standards and all that. And they'll, the fire department will have to weigh in on whether they can service that as it's, as that. So, and that'll be all through zoning. There's nothing else that's like more needs to be involved with on that. And then so, and so far as issuing is that good tomorrow or? Oh yeah, we'll sign it today. I put it in my hands, there was also a sign. Yes, John's going to put a, is going to want to get a sign up there for blind driveway. There probably should have been one there anyway for Steve's in the, been for years. And we always were amazed at value. It was able to go in when they built that house, but. Well, there used to be a mirror across the road. So that people coming out could see it. They don't last long in any situation. Not through the weather. Maybe come with target, basically. So that's it, I mean. I appreciate that. Yep, good. I see that there was some work done at the bottom for drainage. Yeah. To help with drainage. That's what we've been working on, mainly, really. And so I think that that is something until it's well established that we'll need to have some baby sitting along the way, keep an eye on it as the seasons change. Well, right now, to be honest with you, just so you guys know, I know it's a different deal, it's not zoning, but we have cut to where these apply. I mean, they came out, staked it, and we dug to it. So that approach is technically 35 feet back, 3% down with a crown. And the state of Vermont is acceptable, whether there's five or 10. I'm just talking about my baby, the bottom of Bethlehem Mountain Grove that took a year of my life away. Six months of my life away, and I don't wanna make sure that I don't need to do that again. I understand completely. That's all I'm saying. I understand. They marked out the road, so it looks like they're gonna put bigger culverts in, I'm assuming, across the town right there. No, they're not doing anything there. They just marked culverts where they were. Where they just were paint. Yeah, well, he's got, the program is looking at the culverts every year. He has a rotation that he does, so he keeps an eye on what's going on there. We actually went one size larger culverts on everything the engineer told us, just in case a stick down the way. It was cheap insurance, that's why I told Pat. He spent money to do it, so every single culvert on the whole road is over-sized. They're actually bigger than the town culverts across the road. I don't know if you know what you could get. You have to get a slice bigger than that. They're not a lot of culverts in the world right now. Okay. So you're happy? Okay. I am. I appreciate it. We would still be waiting for student signature who was on his way back, he should be back in a couple of days. But we've got two out of three. We're good to go. I thank you. You're welcome. Good luck. Yes. Okay. And you don't have to stay for long, even if you're not too. Well, I'm curious what's up on the agenda tonight. Okay. So there is something on our agenda called Review Chargers Report. We have decided that we want to review that we're the full board here. It is something that our auditors have asked us to do. And since we are going to be starting a new process, we want to make sure that all three of us are here. So we're going to forward that to our next new day. If that's okay with it. And the next thing on our new business is the White River Alliance asking permission for use to the parking lot for hazardous waste day, September 17th from 8 a.m. to noon. That is a permit that we have. The only snapple on this is they request the town constable for the day and that we will be reimbursed for his time from the Solid Waste District. Right. And it's just that one day that they're asking for. Right. It's like a four hour stint, eight to 12 a.m. Yeah, eight to 12. Is that the same day that we have trash and recycling? Yes. So they share the lot. They share the lot. So they want the constable to direct traffic as the way I read this letter. So they can set the lot up. How they do anyway. So they can do hazardous waste all at the same time. And they can do hazardous waste over on this side. Is that it? Yeah. So you want to make a motion to accept this? Yes, I'd like to make a motion to accept the hazardous waste day collection event to fold into the same day as our trash recycling. That is the same day, right? Except it's every Saturday. That is the harvest Saturday. Okay, yep, correct. I second that motion. All in favor. All right. All right. There's a good one. Yeah, it's not the same day as the harvest day. Oh, excuse me. Yes, Martha. Yes. The next item is harvest of my car permit application and it's typed out. Someone put in September 12th, but I'm sure I filled out September 10th on the form. Okay. Yep. I see that. The correct date is September 10th. Yeah. That's what I'm looking for. You got that right? Yes. It's on here September 10th. Okay. Okay. Yep, you did it correct, Martha. Yeah. Okay, thank you. The agenda has a mistake of being September 12th. We're changing that to September 10th. I don't think that that would prevent us from taking action. Throughout the years, there has been no objection to the harvest fair. So I learned that we accept the application for use of the town park and allow the harvest fair to happen. I second that. Thank you. Thank you. All in favor. All right. All right. And you missed at the top of the new business with music net and compos. Is there a reason for the note? The people that were visiting us are not here. Okay. I'm sorry. Thank you. And the last thing on our new business agenda is quarter potty removal discussion. We have been taking inventory of quarter potties that we have located around town. We also are taking note of the cost of those quarter potties. Also the fact that we have so many that every once in a while one shows up missing. So that cost may be borne on the town to replace the missing quarter potty. So if anybody around here knows of a quarter potty that showed up on their property. One that's missing is gray. It belongs to the town and we'd like to have it back. That said, it did make us realize that we are a little over budget on quarter potty and we'd like to have a discussion about the location of them, the seasons of them. And if there's something we can do to maybe bring that cost down a little bit. Where we have them right now? Yes. We have one at these bridge. We have one on the park. And the ADA accessible at the firehouse has been opened. That's open like during the summer. And then we had one at the Little League field behind the high school. And then we had that one moved to the tennis courts. And that was the one that was stolen. And so now they've brought another one and we delivered to the tennis court. So there's a total of five that we pay for. We're still paying for the one that was stolen. Beans Park, Firehouse, and Tennis Court. Yeah, that's, yes. So the big part. I think the one at the firehouse, the ADA one is was a requirement for the park, I believe, down there. Is that correct? I think not. The park, right? Yes. So that was, we changed it. I'd love to get rid of it. I'd love to get rid of it. I'd love to get rid of it too. I'd love to get rid of it too. But I don't think we can with it because it was part of that. I think it was part of the grant. What part of that changing that to a park, I think? So these gizmos don't have beaters on them. So we really don't know exactly how much usage they get. So I guess the discussion surrounds the park versus Beans Bridge Park. Does the Port-A-Potty-Up Beans Bridge get a lot of use? Can it be removed? Or just open for discussion, folks? Well, we've just encouraged all kinds of people to go and hang out around Beans Bridge, all the bike racers and things like that. I know they sometimes bring their own. But there are lots of people who stop at Beans Bridge. I'm not disputing. And I guess I would ask another question. Did the fee on the Port-A-Potty-Skill-Up, which is why we're now spending so much money? Always go, yes. The fee on the Port-A-Potty-Sills went up as well as they're charging more of a delivery cost. And when they come, they have a fuel surcharge. I don't blame them? Yeah, totally. But that's what's happening. And I think the one that we put on the park was placed there because of the COVID. And there was not access to potty facilities. And there still is not. So we're just bringing this up as time goes by. Well, I think you see that the park one gets a huge amount of use. Yeah, I'm sure about that. Pick a chew-up or something to say on there. Nick, let's hear what you have to say. He doesn't like it. Yes, this is about actually the use that that Port-A-Potty gets. We, you know, we're wondering if there would be some discussion around possibly moving the Port-A-Potty to a different location on the park. It's become quite an invasive for us because we were so close to it. And there's a lot of strange people that are out of our house all the time and that's not really that much of a hardship. But it's, you know, we're constantly hearing that the doors slam and it's, and then, you know, the smell when they come and clean it out, it's not very pleasant. We're wondering if there was something else, if there was another option. And if, you know, if you're needing a Port-A-Potty to be put somewhere else, I would recommend that one. You recommend what? That one. Oh, that one. I'm putting it somewhere up on the floor. Where would you recommend me to put two on the park? Two on the park? Where would you like it to move to? Oh, you know, I don't know. That's what I'd like to discuss. Is there anywhere else that on the park did it? That would anybody, that people would feel comfortable with? I mean, is there a problem with having it on the park, like maybe right next to the bandstand or something, or, you know, or, you know, maybe even moving to the other side of the park. I understand you. You know, we're just wondering why it has to be right in front of our, I know it's not directly in front of our house, but it's close enough that it's, so we're wondering if anybody could, if anybody wanted to have, no, open a discussion about that, would we like to see if anybody would be able to move in at somewhere else? Okay, let me just ask one more question based on the comments that you said. Are you thinking that because we have a porta potty on the park that it's inviting strange people to hang out on the park, is that the insinuation there? I'd say it's bringing people, people that normally would just be driving through are stopping, you know, and I don't know how much it's really like when people stop, when they come through and say, ooh, porta potty, and they use the porta potty and then they, oh, look, a park, and then they stay and enjoy the park. I'm not sure how often that's happening. People are just kind of driving through and using the porta potty and taking off. And sometimes there's people that people have to hang out. Sometimes there's a line of talks.  It's just that we, you know, it's sometimes when we're out in front of our house, it makes it a little harder to enjoy being out there with, you're just kind of seeing people walking in and out of a porta potty, hearing that door slam and, you know, it's just, you know, so I'm wondering if it could be put anywhere else, I mean, if it has to be there, if there's a reason that it has to be right there, we understand, and we can live with it, but if it could be moved somewhere else, we'd just see if anybody would be open to that. Okay, well, this is so noted. I have my hand raised. Hi, Burma. Hi. Two things. I think an ideal place to put the porta potty would be on the corner of Route 100 and where Bethel Mount Road comes down into town across from the gas station on that corner. It gets a lot of traffic and I think it would be a convenient place for people to stop and use it. And it wouldn't interfere so much with that householder's life and their living situation. And the other comment that I would like to ask is, can you give us the cost of what it actually costs to have a porta potty? What are the fees, the total porta potty? What are the fees, the total fees? I don't have any idea. I think there's a normal one in there. I know that there's a special one. Yeah, I saw it. I saw it. Yeah, that's the special one. I think it's like 137. I'm just trying to find. Per what? Per unit. Just a second. Per unit and then. And that's clean. Per month. Per month. Per month. That's what it was. So it's $127.50 to have it serviced. And then there's a $10 fee on top of that for delivery or fuel charge. So it's $137.50 a month for each. And you rent them for four or five months? No more than six. About six months. Yeah, it's about six. It starts with a little week and then, yeah, we get from the whole late fall. Thank you. Anyone else have an opinion about the portafilies? Well, it looks to me, if you lost your portafilies at the tennis court, the people can walk up to the fire station and use that one. You can't move the one from the fire station, right? Correct. But it's not that far. From the tennis courts? From the tennis courts up to the turnoff. It's far enough, I realize. I thought you were going to go in the car. Too far. So how much is going in the bush? Is any car in the shop? Three inches too far. Better get in the car and drive. Well, there you could do that, too. On Zoom, we have Martha and then Amy Braun. Martha, let's say it. These days since I used to be head of the park committee and don't have anybody else on it, but now. So I agree with Nick, maybe I don't live there, but I can imagine it must be bothersome for them sometimes to have it in that location. And am I understanding him correctly that where he would like it is down near the intersection of Route 100 and Bethel Mountain Road across from the skit, Mark? That's what Burma was asking. Nick was targeting behind the bandstand. OK. Up against the bandstand on the backside or side of the ground. I don't have a specific opinion about either one, but I definitely would like to keep a port of putting on the park because before we had one there, I used to hear from people who lived in the area that people were wandering and everything. And then of course, when they were looking for a place. And of course, when the pandemic happened and local places like this skit, Mark of course didn't want their restrooms used by everybody coming through, of course, and you couldn't blame them. The port of putting became all the more important. So I don't know. I would like if you're going to move it, OK, but I would love to keep one on the park if possible, not remove it from there. OK. OK. Amy Braun. Yes, can you hear me? We can hear you. OK, super. A little I remember that the Port of Potty was on the opposite side of the park on the 4th of July because I got stung by a bee when I went into the Port of Potty. So I just wanted to share that it did exist on the opposite side where no one actually lives full time. So I'll just kind of push for that. Also, just comment, you know, it is it is important that we do have these things available to people. I do think it's good to have one near Beans Bridge as well. But just also to comment that when the 4th of July happened, we were literally surrounded by Port of Potty's. There were two directly across the street. I know this. We were calling them the proliferating Port of Potty's. So we don't mean to be difficult. It's just it's really not a pleasant thing to be surrounded by Port of Potty's and then out of state cars that are pulling up and people getting out.  We are the only people on the park without a porch, but we are the people who sit in our chairs and do appreciate the view. And when you have to look through Port of Potty to see the beautiful park, it's it's just gets a little bit tiresome. So maybe across the way. Amy, I want to apologize for that because I'm also director of the 4th of July parade. And they it wasn't I saw the truck come to put them in there, but I was doing other stuff. And I didn't notice where they put them until that morning. And then there was no way I could get them changed. I'm sorry. You don't need to apologize. We're here just to sort of express that, you know, that the odor sometimes and then the 3 a.m. banging of the door when people come and pee at it or whatever they're doing at it. I don't know, but because I've always had to order an extra one before the July because when we get a big crowd, we need more than one sort of, you know, okay. There's also something else about those Port of Potty's that would put there for July 4th. They were put right on the edge of the road. And so when people were coming out of there, they will walk right out onto the road. And we went just a couple of times when somebody could get clicked like coming out of the bathroom. So they should be definitely put that maybe a couple of feet back. Martha, if you want to talk, if you are able to talk to the people that are dropping those off. I'll put that in my notes for next year. Yeah, that's dangerous. They asked me if I wanted them close to the road. And I did say close to the road simply because they were right on the road. I didn't mean right on the road. They're right in the road. Maybe they must obviously, they must understand the guy following them. Okay. Everybody on Zoom is dead? I actually have a little concern about if it's rigged at the corner, if they moved it to the corner of Bethel Mountain Road and 100, the only site there would be a problem. Too much traffic on Bethel Mountain Road to have it close to that. No parking. A little history here on the Port of Potty's. When we originally put it down, we put it on the triangle part over there by the, by ITI and that didn't go over very big either. So the reason why it wound up on your side of the road over there was because we felt the phone company is a commercial building that's, there's nobody ever in there, very seldom. And that is part property. So we stuck it there thinking that was going to be easier for the more and the pumper and everything else to take care of it. We thought it was close enough and yet there was, it was on a side street that was a lot less traffic on it. So that's why that wound up there. We can review it later and think on it and try to find a solution. I hate to put it over on by the skip mark because there just is too much congestion there with the intersections and all. And I think that would be a nuisance to everyone. There's no real parking space there only on the Bethel Mountain roadside and it would lead to some confusion there. So I am not really fond of that site but I think we just need to think about it a little more and leave it at that. What do you say, Pat? I'm dedicating 2022 to Don Poop and Portapies. That's nice. There we go. Seems that's what we've been talking about all year. But yes, we will take it seriously and take a look at it and see if we can find a solution that fits everyone. As far as- Thank you. And our budget. As far as the tennis courts goes, I mean, if we need to get rid of one, that sounds like the one that would need the one to go. It's just a suggestion that Julie and I had noticed just because we were so far over budget and it's just a lot of money with prices going up spending on Portapies that we just wanted to make sure that you guys were aware of that. I think another thing that we have to take into consideration is the fact that still a lot of places aren't opening up their restrooms. Yeah. And so the community needs to have some place where someone to relieve themselves. Definitely. And these businesses are now experiencing increased water sewer rates. Yes. They aren't going to open them back up either. No, they aren't. So, you know, we have to look at a solution that we can live with. Besides the rates and the mess they leave, it's not worth it. Right, exactly. Well, they have to clean them after somebody who uses a restroom to skip them.  Yeah. They really are. The restaurants are more apt to leave theirs or let customers use them because they have to but the individual places like the skip mark, the store, the banks and in the trade union, they don't have to supply that. So we'll continually think on this. Yes, we definitely appreciate the input. Everyone, thank you. Okay, now we're going to go into our department reports. Joan is not with us this evening, so we're going to move right into the library. I see Tony's here. Yeah, we have moved our trustees meeting to the next Tuesday, I believe, not this one. It's still on Tuesdays, okay. Yeah. Is it just your next trustees meeting? Yeah, I think so. Excuse me, I couldn't hear him when the date of that was. It's the 19th. And that is only for the next meeting. It's going to be changed one week later for just this July meeting. Okay, thank you. And I guess we had an application in to use the part for the library outfit that was going to send someone from the Brewing companies. Okay, did you do some research on what those laws are? We, well, we can wait for June to get back to make a conclusive decision on it, but what we have decided or discovered or felt so far is that we do not want to encourage alcohol being served on the park. It would include, it would just open up avenues to the other buildings, the other areas and the ball fields and we don't allow alcohol anywhere on town property officially. So we do have to stick to what our decision was at the last meeting. Okay, well, I didn't feel that there was a decision at the last meeting. It was sort of like, well, let's wait and see. And, you know, this is something that should be, should be obvious to people if they only want to know about this kind of thing. It's not just let's just do it now and then. We don't really feel that we can approve it on, let's say, a liability basis. I understand that you were having a licensed bartender there, but we would be the facility, the facilitator for the event and it still doesn't sit right with us to allow it. Okay, my point is that this should be in writing in some way so that people can understand this. I'm not sure how important this was. I don't know that it was. I think the trigger is being pulled that it will be a nightmare. Very good, because we also had, you know, another case with the library again some time ago that we were asked to go running around to get the signatures and so on and we didn't feel that was correct, it was proper and all as a real part of this panel. And if that's good, we looked at the paperwork then and there was really nothing there that made sense. So, you know, it's just kind of nice to know and be able to know ahead of time. Well, we certainly didn't have any problem approving any of the other available elements. Right, I think you're right. I'm not denying that. There wasn't an issue with the fire department at one time, is that correct, Terry? What about? With the help, when we used to have beer in the firehouse there, we had to- Insurance company, shut that down. Yeah, that's kind of- So we just don't want to allow it. I would think with Elma Holland's panel supported fund, the insurance company would probably look down on us for even thinking about it. So I would think that that's the real reason and I'll look into that down the road because I do want to address use of the park and clean up the ordinance and make some different rules there on how uses should be used for use there. All right, thanks. So that is up on the agenda at some point. Probably get to it this winter. We do not have anyone from the highway department with us, but we do have Terry Severi from the utilities department. Anything new to report to us? We had a survey today from the state for the water system. A survey? Same Terry survey. Everything was good. And that is septic? Three, no, water. Water. Every three years we have to get them before they give you a call. Well, that's good. That's good news. Yeah, the only problem is that it's one hydrant that we argue about a lot. So we gotta write a letter. Are the reservoirs in good shape? Yeah, we had that inspection last year. Time folks, water is looking good in our town. Is it? Yep. And I believe on our camera we have our energy coordinator, Jeff Gephardt. Hi, not much to report, but just back to pick off on vacation and stopped in at the town garage and measured the wall between the... Just back to pick off on vacation and to look for you. Stopped in at the town garage and measured the wall between the unconditioned space so that I can figure out an assembly that will hold a little heat in that building. Well, I'll get that worked up and have it for you hopefully for your next meeting. Okay, and that will have pricing with it as well. Is that what you're saying? Well, it'll be pricing on materials. Okay. Excuse me, Jeff. What was this for at the town garage or measuring space at the town garage? But I can't remember what it was for originally. The wall between the conditions space, the work space and where the trucks are parked and the unconditioned space towards the ball fields, the three bays there has once had insulation on it. It has few scraps left, but it's almost all uninsulated and I'm sure on the air seal. So it's a very big heat loss. It won't take care of all the heat loss that's happening in the building, but it's a start to pick away some of the things we can do. Okay, so basically it's a space in the town garage that needs new insulation to stop heat loss. Yep. Okay, thank you. Sorry. Got it, Martha. That's it. And that's it for me. Thanks. That was asking us to make it known. I should say make it known that the Secretary of State Office on July 1st this has redistricted the Senate seats. And Robert wanted to call attention to the town's voters that we have changed districts with that. We are now part of Addison County. And Robert felt that there just was not a lot of input or publicity from voters. And wanted to make it a point that if there were to be more discussion, which this is kind of a done deal. So I don't think that we can do or say a whole lot about it, but to raise awareness for in 10 years when this comes around again, perhaps. But he had some concerns that this happened without input from towns. We didn't have any input. We did for the House. We did, but we did not fix that. So that is his discussion and he is not here. We also do not have Zach, Kavakis and Jake. So I guess we will tangle that since we're not quite sure what their discussion was for our next meeting. Is there anything else that we want to discuss tonight? Well, I move that we adjourn the meeting. I second that motion. All in favor? All right. Thank you. We are going to pay some bills and streets.


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I'm looking forward to this video just going down memory lane. Let's get right into this one. Road to Nike. Yo, there has never been a wrestler. I've hated more my life than prime edge from 2005 until 2009. If you were watching wrestling and you heard, you think you know me? When you heard that in the smoke came out of nowhere. Oh, you knew there was some BS about to happen.    There is no doubt that this man right here was the biggest supervillain of our childhoods. It all started in 2005 when he took Matt Hardy's girl. Yeah, started right there and it was a real life situation. And it just all worked. It worked. It was messed up, but it worked when nursing and knee injury at home. Edge started nursing leader on the road. The WWE found out and made it a whole TV storyline.   And then he danced on his grave.  Facts, I've always said, yo, Edge would have to see me on the streets. He would have to see me on the streets. Hey, yo, Adam, huh?  Man, as the weeks went by, Edge and Lita just got worse and worse. Once he had Lita by his side, it was Gigi because they would come out and every week just wild out on the raw roster and then proceed to have like the nastiest, sloppiest, the most disgusting makeout sessions every single week. It was great.  And took John Cena's championship.  Poor John Cena was sitting in there in his own blood after surviving the elimination chamber after outlasting six other men. He was still a champion. It's like, yo, what a happy ending. But no, there are no happy endings. What? Edges, you think you know me? Comes to edge with his money to bank briefcase. He cashes it in and he hits him with two spheres and ends up becoming the WWE champion. Yo, I'm not lying to you. When I say that this moment traumatized me as a kid. Oh, yeah. For John Cena fans, his kids at this time, they were shook. They were like, no, and from then on, this dude just could not be stopped. It was people like to say that once, you know, like the attitude era was the golden ages for wrestling in WWE, WWF at the time. This era right now, kind of the ruthless aggression era was it was don't sleep on it. This this era was great. It has some great fantastic moments. They are man. Oh, bro. Stuff like this. Edge seen a few love that few loved and enjoyed it. It was a moment legit had me in shock. And this was a moment where I decided that I will never ever like Edge. I made it my life's mission to hate on Edge. I was going to be the Patrick Beverly of Hating Edge. Yo, trust me, you have to be there to understand. I was watching this live and I was so close to tears. I was seven years old and John Cena was my favorite wrestler. John Cena was my hero and John Cena always won and he always survived. And he did. That was the thing. He did win the match. He did survive.  The next night, he proceeded to celebrate the championship win by having a live sex celebration. Bro, what power was this even allowed? Imagine being seven years old and your favorite wrestler gets. For all the kids watching this, and I think this may have still be the highest rated segment, the most viewed segment in raw history. I think correct me if I'm wrong. But this happened, ladies and gentlemen, this was on TV. This was on TV.   Edge was just a sick, sick, twisted man. Not only did he take girlfriends and championship belts. Yo, for some reason, he also loved abusing old men for no reason. I remember watching Raw and all I see is Edge just beating up a 57 year old Ric Flair in a TLC match.   Of course, this was also the year he speared Mick Foley through his flaming table. But do you guys remember what he did in the mixed tag match at one night stand 06? As everyone knows, right? This is a wrestling pin, right? This is how you win a match. Nah, not for Edge. This is how he won the match. That is another man's wife. I am telling you, he is a sick, sick, twisted man. He needed to be stopped, right? Edge was so many. The same that he caused Cena the championship. And a few weeks later, he casually went to John Cena's house and slept his day in the living room. This man was possessed. He was just the definition of evil. I'm surprised he didn't wrestle in like Black Air Force. He had Black Air Force energy. If there's any wrestler that had Black Air Force energy, it was definitely Edge. Forces. Yo, he needed to be stopped, man. He needed to be stopped. But that was a problem. He could never be stopped. Because every time he got clapped, every time someone did anything to Edge, yeah, he would disappear for a bit, but he would always come back and he would always come back even stronger, even scummier, even slimmier. This man was like the Frieza of WWE. Let me show you what I mean, okay? So John Cena threw this man into a lake, right?  He beat him in a cage. That, that TLC match was fantastic. Even though everyone was pro-Edge, that was a fantastic TLC match. I think it was that unforgiven. Correct me if I'm wrong. Cage match. And I remember watching WrestleMania 23. When Jeff Hardy dropped the leg drop on him, it looked like Edge died. It literally looked like Edge died and that was the greatest moment of my life. See, Edge get carried away on a stretcher. I was like, yes, he's dead. He's gone. He's not winning this match. Hallelujah. Edge is not a problem anymore. But no. No. Because he only came back slimmier and scummier. It was May 2007 and it was an episode of Smackdown. The main event was super hyped up and it was for the World Heavyweight Championship. It was Batista versus The Undertaker. Both men escaped at the exact same time and The Undertaker, he got a clap, no doubt, but he was still walking out champion and it was respectable. The Undertaker was a respectable champion. But then, you know, Mark Henry's music played and I'm like, okay.  I don't know why you're acting up.  It was minor, Mark Henry was not a problem. And I was like, all right, cool. What a great episode of Smackdown. I can't wait for next week. It was amazing. You know, it's time to go to sleep. But then it happened. You think you know me? You know me? On Smackdown, honestly. Yup.   I think, oh yeah, and this is when he did win the briefcase from at the time, Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy put the briefcase on the line and then he beat him for it. So this is when he took, he had another briefcase. Oh man. You on this show that was supposed to be my safe place on Friday night, on the night that I was not supposed to see him out came Edge. Yo, he had the briefcase in his hand and it was happening again. It was literally happening again. It was like deja vu. Remember how I said he traumatized me in 06 when he asked me on Cena? Well, you know what? This was worse. This was on Smackdown. This was on the show he wasn't even on. He was a raw wrestler. But nah, nah, here he is. Yo, Smackdown was my safe space. Okay. This was his safe space. My edge guard was all the way down. I was chilling. I was relaxing.  The poor undertaker is lying there in his blood. He is deader than usual and Edge just goes in there and becomes champion. And that that. And they had a good for you too. Oh man, bro. Interesting. Gotta give him his flowers. Point, that's when it hit me. That's when I realized, yo, it didn't matter if it was raw, it didn't matter if it was Smackdown. It didn't matter if you were injured at home cause he'll take your wife on the road. And if you're lying down at home, it doesn't matter. You'll go home and slap your dad. Like it didn't matter if you were 57 years old. It didn't matter if you were a dead man. Edge was always going to tweak. And yo, I swear to you, this was the worst thing he ever did because once Edge came to Smackdown, this man reached another level. Alpha Edge was bad on raw, but nah, nah, once he came to Smackdown, it was over.   No, he never died. He always wanted to roll up. He wanted by escaping the cage, running through the crowd.  He never did. And if by some divine miracle he did get clapped, it didn't matter, okay, it didn't matter. In July of 2007, he actually got injured and that meant he had to give up his title. He had to surrender the title and he was no longer a champion. I remember being so happy just sitting there watching Edge in the ring, he was crying.  And he gave the title to Teddy. I was really happy. I'm like, yo, the bad man's gone, great, but no, it was not great because he always came back and he always came back scumier than ever. It was November of 2007.  It was Batista and the Undertaker in an amazing Hell in the Cell match. Everything was fine and I really wanted Batista to win as usual and I thought that it was gonna happen, right? I was pretty confident. And then all of a sudden, the cameraman starts speaking. Yes, the cameraman, yo, this guy, Edge disguised himself as a cameraman in the Hell in the Cell and just went in there and just started beating up everything.  Just like that, Edge was back. And at first I was like, all right, whatever.   But no, no, it was a huge problem because at Armour getting 07, the next month on Pay Per View, it was a triple threat match, Batista, Undertaker and Edge. Well, you know what? We thought it was a triple threat match because that was not the case. This man brought stunt doubles to where he wrestled in the match and not just one, but two.  Bro, what the?  They, Edge, Batista, Undertaker, they just, well, they carried SmackDown around this time. I ain't gonna, they carried SmackDown on their backs. So many great matches. So you see is Edge getting clapped? But no, apparently it's not Edge. Then you see Edge getting clapped again. No, it's not Edge. Then you see like two Edges on the floor while another Edge is in the, I can't, you already know what happened. Look at people, they're just confused. And you walked out champion once again. Bro, what, how, where, who, huh? It was too much. This guy was using military tactics in a wrestling match. This guy was out here using guerrilla warfare, using dummy. I can't, I can't. So he was world champion once again, right? Well, that wasn't enough for Edge. No, no, no, no. He wanted to reach another level of peak sliminess. He needed protection. He needed security. He needed a way to ensure that he stayed at the top. So what does he do? Vicky Guerrero. He ends up in a relationship with Vicky Guerrero. Vicky Guerrero basically becomes Edge's sugar mama and these two buffoons begin to run snacking. Every year they would come out and these bozos would screw over all the snacks down the pipes of Edge and Vicky kissing, legit make me want to gag. Edge was that desperate. Edge was that slimy and disgusting that he got with Vicky Guerrero. They were the definition of evil. I remember Vicky made a TLC match at one night stand to wait. And the stipulation was if the Undertaker lost to Edge, he had to be forced to leave the WWE. So what happens in the match? Well, Edge and Vicky have like the armed forces basically go out there like it's a desert storm operation and they make sure that the Undertaker does not win this match. Edge wins the match and the Undertaker was banished from the WWE. No, Edge was a sick, sick man. At one point he was even engaged to Vicky Guerrero. They were going to get married on an episode of Smackdown. Luckily at the wedding Triple H came out and showed Vicky and the world footage of Edge cheating on Vicky. And this resulted in the wedding getting called off and Vicky went crazy, Vicky went mental. She caught off the wedding, she hated Edge and she made sure that Edge was going to pay for this. So what she does is make Edge take on the Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell match. And everyone's like, yay, Edge is finally going to get clapped, everyone's going to catch up to Edge. It's the end, it's over. And that's what happens, right? The Undertaker destroys Edge in a Hell in a Cell match. He chokes slams him from a ladder through the ring, sets it on fire. Yeah, he threw him to the gates of hell apparently. He killed him. Fire, basically killing Edge. And it's like, yes, finally, he's done. He's dead, Edge is over. Like we can move on with our lives. No. But no, no. How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man? It was November of 2008, okay? Edge had disappeared, Edge was dead and now Jeff Hardy stepped up and Jeff Hardy really took Edge's place and now he was the top guy on SmackDown. Everyone wanted to see Jeff Hardy become the WWE Champion and he was so close. So Survivor Series, oh wait, the main event was going to be a triple threat match, Jeff Hardy versus Vladimir Kozlov versus Triple H for the WWE Championship.  But right before the show, news comes out that Jeff Hardy was found unconscious at his hotel and that he wouldn't be able to wrestle up the show. So the match became Vladimir Kozlov versus Triple H. Great, amazing. So the match is taking place and everyone's like, yo, we won Jeff, where is Jeff? We won Jeff. And everyone is just hoping and praying that Jeff Hardy comes in and wins the match. So with 10 minutes into the match, they're obviously having a five star classic, right? It's a five star classic. How come is Vicky Guerrero? And at this point, I had never been so happy to see Vicky Guerrero in my life and she comes out and she's all happy and she's excited and she's like, he promised you a triple threat match and that's where we're gonna get. Everyone's like, yo, really? Really, it's happening? And she starts screaming, he's here, he's here, he's here. And I was so amped. I was ready. I was about to do my Jeff Hardy dance. You think you know me? I'm gonna enjoy it. And then all you hear. You think you know me? Oh, what kind of sick joke is that? Why is he here? I thought Edge was dead. I thought Edge was dead, but no. Apparently, Edge came back from the dead in a match that I never in my wildest dreams thought Edge was gonna be involved in. And anytime you hear, you think you know me, shit's about to hit the fan. It's like the 50th time in three years he wasn't there and he ruined everything. I wanted Jeff Hardy to win the championship. Somehow, Edge walks out the champion. I can't, I can't, I can't. It just became a routine. It just became like clockwork. I was like, yo, every like four months, I'm sorry, my guy, but Edge is coming in. Edge is going over, Edge is gonna ruin everything. It doesn't matter. You can kill him, put him through tables, put him through the ring, set him on fire, put him through a ladder, it didn't matter. No matter what, this guy always came back. He always came back. He became champion. He prevailed slimmer and scummier than ever. Edge always prevailed. It would be like the most random pay-per-views. No way out of 2009, right? He goes in as champion. He loses in three minutes. Oh, it doesn't matter. I guess I can't be WWE champion. I'll just go become World Heavyweight Champion.   Imagine he's become the champion. I was like, what? This is the state. It's like rules didn't apply for Edge. This guy broke all the rules. He bent all the rules. Whatever he wanted, he did. This guy was the worst. He was the ultimate supervillain. Yo, nobody was safe. And I hate, I literally hate this man. What this man did from 2005 until 2009, it's illegal. He needs to be arrested. He should be prosecuted. I can't. There has never been a wrestler and there never will be a wrestler who will ever be on his level of being as slimy, as scummy, and as disgusting as him. This man is single-handedly responsible for 98% of my childhood trauma. PTSD I have, it's because of this guy. It was just too much, man. No matter what show, what championship, he would always be there. He would just be ready to ruin it all. This man, I swear to you, he gave me PTSD. Whenever something good happened as a kid while I was watching wrestling, whenever something positive happened, in the back of my head, I was always there like, oh, shit, what if I hear that sound? You think you know me? Yeah, man, it was just too much. But yeah, man, jokes aside, respect to Edge. At the end of the day, Edge is responsible for so many moments of our childhood that we're never gonna forget. Even though in the moments we hated it, even though it hurt, even though he did everything to ruin everything for us, he was actually making the moments for us. Because of Edge, I'm never gonna forget when he cashed in against Cena or The Undertaker, when he came back to ruin everything for Jeff Hardy. A movie or a TV show can only be as good as The Villain and it's the same thing for WWE. Edge was the perfect villain for the perfect era and Edge literally made our childhoods. So yo, do I still hate Edge? Of course. Well, I always hate Edge, of course. He was always going to be my number one villain, my number one enemy. But at the end of the day, I know deep down that this man made our childhood so, so special. At the end of the day, I am so glad that I grew up in the era where I got to see Edge be the villain of my childhood. Yo, it's Edge, man. He was so, so slimy. Mr. Opportunity, he's an opportunist. He finds his spot, he picks them. Doesn't matter how they look, don't matter how scummy they are, he will find a way to become a champion, man. All I wanna see in the comments down below, just you think you know me, man. That's it. I don't even have to say nothing. You think you know me. And also let me know your favorite Edge match. What's your favorite Edge match of all time, man? And just put, you think you know me. That's it. I ain't got nothing else to say. Appreciate y'all love and support. Road to 90K, appreciate y'all kicking in with me. I'll see y'all in the next one. Also, you think you know me.


HUUUUUUUUUUUUUGHHH We're at Common Dolphin! Woohoo! He's already eating and grown! DOLPHIN! Hello everybody and welcome to Fish Feeding Grow! We are today going to be playing as the new Dolphin It just came out like this second And there's three types actually The first creature to come out in Fish Feeding Grow You have different like skins for it So there's the Common Dolphin skin I'm pretty sure that's what that is It just looks like a bottle nose And then the third one Looks more like a porpoise Which is technically a whale But it could be a different type of Dolphin I don't know, but it comes with some new abilities Of course the Oxygen we've seen before But this one's new Ultrasonic Bang!  So there are sardines Which are a new fish added to it There's also Sailfish Which have been added I think they've been improved Because they used to be Marlin But now there's only Sailfish I think anyway, I'm not too sure But what we play is the Common The Porpoise We're going to play as Echo I put Echo sound effects This video is going out tonight So there's going to be literally no editing So Here I am! Oh God There's a pod! Can I do a flip if I come out of the water? No, okay, so this is the only map At the moment that you can play Oh God, that's a tiger shock! That's a tiger shock! So I hold E Okay, oh what's this? And then I go BAM! Do I shoot it?  Yum, yum, yum Gotta get big, gotta get huge I gotta be defender of the ocean Oh man, look at that They've got the underwater Look at that, looks so good The over water Like looking in doesn't look too great But I mean as long as they focus on this Looks so good, I want to jump through Go back in time Okay, so if I Click E, like that Oh Oh, okay, so I just click it And it activates instantly Gotcha, gotcha Okay, I have 70 health They were doing their supersonic We're like a BAH! Nope, doesn't stun them, okay But smaller fish, we gotta find sardines So this map is new as well Ah The level of detail on this Model is great Oh, that looks fantastic, I love it But oh, so if I So these are sardines, right? So if I go die Nope Oh, there we go, I think I did it Yeah, awesome Oh god, there's a great white So I'm not exactly sure how I did that But I think I clicked again Or did I right click I'm not sure, because I can't eat these sardines Oh god Tanker shock, tanker shock, tanker shock Oh, I have a lot of stamina, I've gotta get oxygen though Alright, let's go down deep Oh god, that's a dunk of lust, just We already have traveled back in time Oh god, do I want this?  Unless he has 140 health Which I don't think he does Oh, there we go, is he dead?  Okay, you know what it is?  Wait, what? Wait, how to, how Oh, if you click 1, 2, and 3 You can change skin Oh, that's so cool Ready We're a common dolphin Oh, wait, what? What killed this thing? I'll take it Oh, do I change all the other dolphins?   Oh, I did 21 to him though What, 20?  He keeps on putting Echo the dolphin music in He's just gonna freaking put in a dolphin And look how adorable he is There's my friend Hello friend My ears Alright, so because we're a mama Oh god, look at him, he's terrifying Saying that though 30 says you're dead and still leaving me Oh yes, we're feeding a friend Come on, let's chew it up for him There you go I think AI gets Oh, it looks so cool, look at that With the music as well Oh, I can't hear the music I'm just guessing, I can I'm hearing it in my head, just like the voices Oh no, oh no No, no, no, no, no I got 210 health What is going on? Why am I so baller? Can I kill anything?   Oh, there he is, hello Oh, it's like what the heck is that?   I think he did Okay, well, let's stick to eating groupers for now I think it's important that we get the first few bites in Oh, great white, no, no We're not great white level yet Oh, look at this This is so cool We've got our own pod Oh, is he gonna fret? Oh, no, he's not, no, he's not Oh, my god, I love this I love this so much This is the best, this is the best I love it, come on, let's go Let's go, guys, they don't like to go out the water though I'm the brave one, you see Whoa, why is this guy so big?   Oh, god, no, it's the little babbas Eat the babbas, you little buggy Eat bit my baby Alright, we're level 23 I think we're good I don't know if we can take on a great white though It would give us a lot of food If we could, but that dunke lost He just did like 200 damage 200 damage or something in one bite See, there you go 300 I've done, right? That's gotta be enough To take on a great white Hasn't it? Oh god, there he is If we attack from the side, you ready, guys? Pod, stay back This is between me and a great white shark Ready?    Did he die? I need to get over there Is this the remains of me and the shark? Did we die together? I think we did Yes!  Dolphin has the turning radius of an actual boat Oh, no you don't Okay, let's have them Oh, they found me, my family's found me again Oh, these are the sailfish Oh Oh, they look so good Oh, we got three dolphins Yes There you go, eat them Somebody eat them, go on Yeah, get big We have way too many coins though We could make 20 more dolphins Ooh, I'll take this There we go, level 22 Not bad Almost as big as what we once were For whatever reason, they really like my bum I don't know why that is They're just sort of staying behind it No idea why Ooh, he got one of those big zero fish They cost zero to... This game looks glorious, look at this Who needs another Echo Dolphin, right? Who needs another Echo Game? You just got this, no, maybe this isn't a new map I sort of recognise it Oh, yes Tiger sharks What happened to that huge one? Ah, stop it He made loads of scales everywhere out of me, I don't know how he did that Ooh, I got him, I used my ability Nums Oh, hello, give me food, are you?  There we go Oh, yes We just need to find where these dunkel osteos spawn That's what we need to do Look at the little babies Who's following my map? You see what? There's a lot of bro bones broken there Huh You know what? I think I've finished There's nothing here that can kill me because...   Look at this It's gorgeous I'm trying to think of another game that lets you do this and I don't think there is I'm gonna niche, that's for sure Okay guys, we did it There's literally nothing else for me to eat I thought there would be, but there's not But if you enjoyed this video, leave a like And until next time, I'll see you later Bye bye


Meanwhile, the Joint Task Force South-South Operation Delta SAFE OPADS has flagged the operation Octopus Grip within its Joint Operations areas. The operation is meant to tackle renewed activities of crude oil theft and illegal refining which are affecting Nigeria's oil production output. Our correspondent Jesse Essay covered the ceremony as they ended his suit jetty in the Basambari Naval Local Government area by its state. Operation Octopus Grip is supported by the defense headquarters with 30 patrol vehicles among other logistics requirements. It will last for 90 days and crude oil thieves are advised to desist as the OPDS vows to go tough on offenders. The OPDS commander states their expectations from the operation. At the end of this operation, it is expected that activities of oil thieves within the Joint Operations area would have reduced drastically and the integrity of oil and gas facilities relatively assured. I wish to therefore acknowledge the Chief of Defense Staff, General L.E.O. Irabo, for his support and guidance to the OPDS. In the same vein, I also appreciate the service chiefs as well as heads of all security agencies in the country for their support to the OPDS. I also wish to appreciate the Governors of Rivers, Delta, and Biasar states for their cooperation with the Joint Task Force South-South Operation Delta SAFE. The Chief of Defense Staff, General L.E.O. Irabo, is represented by the Chief of Defense Training and Operations. He speaks on the achievements of the OPDS, saying there is need for more success. The OPDS has gone to the self-rekinetic and non-kinetic operations which have needed positive results in checkmating crude oil theft and illegal oil refinery activities in the Niger Delta region. All these operations so far made have made some positive results including the activities of pipeline vendors kidnapping sea policy, communal violence, and other criminal activities in the South-South. Notwithstanding, the numerous achievements so far recorded, there is need to build on the successes achieved so far and persevere in the face of emerging new security threats through the conduct of a new operation called OPDS. With this drive aimed at creating safe and secure environment for NNPC oil and gas exploration activities within the territory of the OPDS, perhaps crude oil thefts will be denied their freedom of action just like previous operations. And don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Asha and I am going to help you with the following question that says, Integrate the following functions, third one is 1 upon root over 2 minus x whole square plus 1. So first let us learn a simple integral formula with the help of edge which will integrate the given function. So if we have a function not to form 1 upon root over x square plus a square then its integral with respect to x is equal to log mod x plus root over x square plus a square plus c where c is a constant. So with the help of this formula we shall integrate the given function. So this is our key idea. Let us now start with the function. The given function is 1 upon root over 2 minus x whole square plus 1. How we have to integrate this function? Therefore we have integral dx upon root over 2 minus x whole square plus 1. So let us put 2 minus x is equal to t. Now differentiating both sides with respect to x we have 0 minus 1 is equal to dt upon dx or if further we have dx is equal to dt with a negative sign. Thus the integral can further be written as integral minus dt upon root over t square plus 1 or this is further equal to taking minus sign outside the integral we have integral dt upon root over t square plus 1. Now find the formula for key idea we have minus log mod of t plus root over t square plus 1 plus c and this is further equal to minus log t 2 minus x plus root over 2 minus x whole square plus 1 plus c. Now since log x raise to the power minus 1 is equal to minus log x therefore this expression can further be written as log plus root over x whole square plus 1 raise to the power minus 1 plus c or this can further be written as log 1 upon plus root over x whole square plus 1 plus c. Now let us simplify this bracket we have 2 minus x whole square plus 1 so this is equal to 4 minus 4x plus x square plus 1 or x square minus 4x plus 5. Thus now this expression can further be written as log mod 1 upon 2 minus x plus root over x whole square minus 4x plus 5 plus c. Thus on integrating the given function we get log mod 1 upon 2 minus x plus root over x whole square minus 4x plus 5 plus c. So this completes this edition by intake kill.