What is happening y'all? Welcome back to the channel.  So in today's video I'm gonna be introducing you to the new adventure wagon that we're gonna be going on all of our trips for 2020 and beyond. And there's some new things happening with engines these days and these 2020s and I want to get into that. I think a lot of you're gonna be interested in that. But first off let's take a look at my old adventure wagon, Toyota Tundra. I'll just say I really like my other truck, my Toyota. It went places like they say. It went all over. It just didn't happen to be four-wheel drive. It happened to be bad on gas mileage but other than that I think never let me down and I went on plenty of adventures in them. I had three different ones and I finally just decided I am going in some hairy places. It's time to graduate to four-wheel drive and you'd be surprised which you can get away with the good set of tires on a two-wheel drive truck which is what I did with my Tundras. But one day me and Lunkers TV were fishing together. We had separate boats and I put my boat in and I got stuck at the boat ramp and then I put his boat in and I pulled his boat out which we have the exact same boats with his truck which happened to be a Chevy Colorado with a little Duramax in it and I could not believe how much power it was producing. It was producing as much power at the wheels at that boat ramp getting up that hill and pulling that big old boat out as my truck you know that's almost twice the size.  It doesn't seem fair. I started doing my research and I want to give a Duramax a try. I don't want a huge 2,500 size either that you know those things tow like 30,000 pounds it's insane. I just need a mid-size and I was like they don't make that diesel in the mid-size. Then when I started doing a little further research I discovered that GM is starting to put diesel engines into their mid-size trucks. It's supposed to be a really reliable engine. Duramax is really well-known name. It's a bigger engine than what's in that Colorado and it's supposed to be a really good blend of power versus fuel economy. But my trucks for me it's literally like a home away from home. I spend a ton of time in them on the road and literally just using the tailgate as you know that's my my camping area. It's literally part of the camp for me. It's part of every time I'm loading a boat or a buck in the back of the truck that tailgate area the whole truck just is you know it's important to me because that's why I spent a lot of time making a lot of these videos and everything. Now finding a white Z71 SEL edition Texas edition with the Duramax motor in it in this 1500 size Silverado it was pretty hard to do. I got with Moritz Chevrolet which just so happens I did not know this but the managers of both the places at Fun and Sun and Moritz Chevrolet they're like really good buddies and I guarantee if you're Texas fishermen if you've seen any Fun and Sun boat trailers in the parking lot there's a lot of them that are hooked up to Moritz Chevy so they cater to a lot of outdoorsmen. I was able to go test drive one that they had on the lot it wasn't the exact one that I wanted but they they found one they got it there and they're not the easiest to find so big shout out to Moritz for finding this truck and helping me get into one and really talking me through it. So without further ado let's crank up this motor and let's talk about the horsepower and the torque. Quiet huh? It's insane you know most diesels you think of they're just loud the engine wire in the car even is just it's hard to even talk over in the older ones they've come a long way in improving the sound dampering but this one right here is so quiet like you can almost can't even tell the truck is on when it's in an idle you start to hear it once it gets up a little bit but you know for road trips perfect. So what little I do know about the engine so far is that it's really not kicking out a whole lot of horsepower I think it has 270 something horsepower which really isn't a whole lot when you compare to like their 5.3 models and they even have a 6.2 liter v8 model and those produce way more horsepower but on the torque side of the game it is great it's producing like 460 something foot-pounds of torque and at low rpms that's 1500 rpms this is probably the most exciting thing about this truck and the biggest difference from all the other trucks I've ever owned but let's take a tour of the rest of the truck that makes it a really good adventure vehicle. Even last night when I was driving at home you gotta be kind of careful it's got some some sneaky power you know I looked down I was going 85 and it's not just big bursts of speed it's just continual power which is what you need when you're pulling a boat or anything. One thing I am gonna miss about my Tundra is the the camera used to sit like perfectly up there on the dash and now when I try to set my camera up the dash is like so high up against the windshield it's just not a very good angle. Keyless entry on this bad boy which is also different press that right there Wabam that truck starts up and it's got analog and digital one thing that is new that I turned off is the heads-up display or the HUD and it looks flashy on this screen because it's a LED I'm not really all about it so to turn it down you just turn the brightness all the way off it's like you're looking through the windshield it's got the windshield has numbers in it and you have to adjust your vision closer versus far maybe it's my eyes I don't know we'll stick to some of the cool things I really like that I'm gonna use as an adventure wagon here so it's got trailering options you can go to the trailer you can connect all your different components to keep track of the data it's got trailer brake assistance it has engine braking which I think is first in its class so if you're going down hills and stuff you can actually use an engine brake look at this camera these camera angles and you can shift back and forth like there's the back right there there's the the front of the vehicle you also have different views of the front and back of the vehicle so you can go above you can go full-blown with a like CGI truck in there so that's an actual image of the parking lot I'm sitting in and that is a fake truck obviously you can view that angle from both front and back so that's really nice you could also go to your trailer camera like if you had a camera hooked up on your trailer you could view all the way back there how they do it it's like all the cameras are looking different directions they they stitch the image together and create one to get like an overhead view you can look in the bed so you can see what's in there when I put the cap on here this view really won't matter but probably the key one for most people towing boats and trailers you got that real nice close-up HD picture of the hitch itself so you can just pinpoint get it perfectly so you're not having to go back and forth and if you go up here literally in the rear view mirror itself you flip it up and it is a HD camera it sees like six lanes back there or something it's really wide that honestly is really weird that takes some getting used to so I haven't used it that much just I'd leave it flipped forward for now those things right there are huge for any outdoorsman carrying around trailers gear campers things like that another fancy feature is the tailgate operation you can go up and down automatically with the tailgate so just with a push of a button that'll go down see it going down right there it's just crazy and you hold it and that'll come all the way back up you have to hold it in till it closes but there it's shut now the thing I probably needed the most four-wheel drive but it's basic you know you have automatic I don't know if I'd ever use that but you got four high four low and too high which is what we're in right now then for trailing you've got your trailer mode so that will kind of adjust the the shifting of the gears to you know give you more power where you need it and slow you down where you need it towing a heavy trailer and some of the other nice features inside the truck for me is we've got a 120 outlet up front got one in back for charging it has one in the bed as well so if you want to get that filet knife out at the boat ramp and just start sawing on them you could do that through the power of the truck the bed is also lit it's got lights all inside of it as well it's got leather seats you know they are ventilated so you get you get the butt breeze you also got heated seats so the butt breeze is nice in Texas and then we've got a power rear window probably won't ever use that when I put the cap on there all these little accoutrements are gonna be nice on on road trips and with the family and all that stuff but hey when it comes down to it it's a truck you know I treat most my trucks like a truck I'm getting in and out of it with wet muddy boots you know I'm putting dead animals in the back I'm towing things that's what a truck is supposed to be used for the things that really matter the Duramax engine the four-wheel drive obviously and then all of these the technology and the cameras to help with towing and trailer link trailer trailer and plus just the additional features that you can turn on with the engine to help with that that's really gonna help I've never had another Chevy diesel but from what I've been told this is a nice addition on the newer models they put the def tank access right there next to the fuel tank I think it used to be under the hood and it was kind of a pain so now you can just add your depth load which is something you have to have on on diesels now right there when you're filling up so just makes it a lot easier access I even like the sound of this diesel I'm really digging it but now I want to take this through a real-world scenario we're gonna hook up the boat we might even go give it a little dangle and actually at my my parents house they don't live too far away I've knocked over their mailbox before pulling a boat out of the driveway I have two big brick pillars like right on either side and it's it's a hard scenario to get a boat in so I want to see how the turn radius is on here and how these cameras could help me get that boat in that driveway without knocking over these mailboxes and the first thing we're gonna look at is the tailgate view or the hitch view that's on here hooking up the boat so let's check this out these are like all the trees I don't even understand how this works because it's showing like up into the trees that is very crispy now I had this on my last truck but it was not as crisp all right it's gonna be the collision warning oh this is nice too because I can see on the sides if I'm gonna hit I'm always like cautious because I have trees this is a tough driveway let's go right on the hole yes that's what I'm talking about okay why bam something else that's gonna be nice with this truck is putting the boat in the water some of the shallower rants I've been to I've had issues my exhaust being underwater because my exhaust would be you know somewhere right over here and with this one it has dual exhaust and it's tucked up underneath the truck I think that comes on the z71 package it is true dual exhaust it's not just like one pipe and a fake one love the position of the tow hooks right here the hook things that is like super easy some trucks it's tucked way up under there that's a simple thing but I really like that 2000 RPMs it just feels like it's barely working just smooth that's a really nice part of it the one disadvantage of the diesel is it is a lower towing capacity this one's rated for 9,000 pounds and you know I think my last truck was 10 or 11,000 pounds so many different views that I'm not used to it and it's it's almost like a hindrance at this point instead of an advantage I'm gonna start slowing down here and getting these little nooks and crannies it might help though honestly it's not it's not wide enough I have to look back I can't use the mirrors okay turn radius is good I would say it's as good as my tundra which I really like the turn radius on that truck it's a little blurry it's a little dark I mean it's still helpful but when you really start turning that kind of goes out of the picture and it doesn't really help you what you need is the overhead view this is gonna take me a lot of practice to really get used to there's literally a dozen different types of views I still got to use my mirrors that's just I'm not used to this thing yet but didn't knock down a mailbox it's got power where you need it towing uphill not a lot of pop on the highway but it's as low speeds a lot of torque now one final test is actually at the boat ramp I want to see what that looks like how that helps and before we do that I will say that they are going to be adding accessories to this truck so I want to make this pretty much just like my my other truck I really liked a lot of the things about it with the cap and some of the accessories the rack the nice thing about Marit Chevrolet is they back up right next to 80 West Customs which is like their custom shop they put lifts tires grill guards all sorts of things so what we're going to do here we're gonna add some some nerf bars some steps I gotta have that I'm always like shuffling to the back at boat ramps so don't get my feet wet especially this time of year when it's cold they come with smaller tires than the the tundra I don't know if it's just because you know it's low it's lower clearance to the ground or they just want to spend less money on the tires but my other truck came with really good tires so I'm putting the the same BFG 80s on there they're gonna be a little bit bigger we're adding a two-inch lift but we're keeping the factory rake so a lot of times you'll see leveling kits you know two-inch leveling kits and I actually used to have on them on my old GM truck but we're gonna be adding essentially a two inch in the front and then a three and a half in the back to keep the factory rake and that basically is like how the truck is sitting now it is level because it has a trailer on it that's good for towing it's good for balance of the truck we want to keep that because I'm 80% of the time I've got a boat or something behind me so it's gonna be a little bit higher in the back but just lifted overall all right I think me and LFD are gonna give it a good old dangling and we've got some hog issues going on back here I put up these lights they don't come on the day but at night their motion detector they they go out about 35 feet so it should if they come like where miss B is that should light up miss me might need to set up a little blind back here with so this is this is gonna be new to you too on the views so you can kind of make a determination to if you like like these cameras or not to me they're kind of everything's so new and it's crazy I like to use my mirrors just what I'm used to yeah not like you know I trust my mirrors so the probably the most interesting part is pulling it out but we've already pulled it up some hills with no problem so I'm gonna step out and see where this thing sits in the water so my other exhaust actually used to hit the water this this ramp it particularly is kind of shallow whoo the boats already sliding off all right go ahead stop whoo let's take it off oh shoot there go hold the camera okay we got plenty of clearance there so that's good now we're just gonna do a little father son dangle see what we can come up with this is actually dad's first time in the new silver bullet and we've come across a lot of bait and we did find some fish that are underneath in the deeps they're like 25 26 foot down look at them right there sitting below that bait oh yes man it's nice oh we're gonna get one bigger now nothing wrong with that one I fish this spot eight hours I didn't catch a dang fish well come out here with you and I catch one like the third cast spot within the spot there we got our shad and we got our customers right there that is just amazing you can see this kind of stuff that's just on the 2d let me switch over I haven't really showed this set that much but that's what it looks like in in the mega in the mega imaging you make out the individual things but when I'm like vertical jig I kind of like to use the 2d a lefty bring it in the hammer yes he's ready for the pan we have found the mega-wad concentration when you see that you know you're gonna get bit oh yep things are happening I have a fish on that's hooked up I just caught one yours is not bigger than mine no months and the kitty cat I was right I had a theory I kept seeing all these fish glued to the bottom and they look big I was like maybe they're bass but a lot of times catfish will sit around schools of feeding fish and just eat the scraps and I just got one so that's a bonus whisker biscuit right there the fish me and dad and he pulled it out of the water it's just so effortless at the boat ramp you know a fully rigged boat just slowly pulling it out you could definitely tell a difference with that versus a gasoline engine I'm gonna rev this thing up down the road and and really you know fill the thrill of all that good old fashion v8 horsepower if this motor if this truck is really all that it's talked up to be I don't see why this is not gonna be more popular we'll see how it turns out I'll let you guys know keep updated on the channel go ahead and smash that like button for just a good old bow tie fishing in America bass boats Chevy trucks that's just pretty good combo right there me now lefty you're gonna go sharpen up the knives and make some golden crispies so till the next video LFG signing off God bless you I'll see you on the next day


What the data shows is that 93% of the cases are being resolved the same way today as they were before Booker. So we're talking about 7% of the cases around the country. What happens in those 7% of the cases? Men and women who work very hard on the federal bench to reach fair decisions in these cases have found some unusual factor that is not accounted for in the guidelines or the departure provisions that they believe require some modest adjustment in the sentence. Can I say modest? Again, let's talk statistics. The average adjustment is 12 months in prison, an adjustment down to reflect the circumstances. In the case, and I should mention that there are some federal judges that have gone up a little bit more because they've found cases that are more aggravated. I would suggest that what that is causing is not unwarranted disparity, but it's eliminating unwarranted uniformity. Under the old rules, we had situations where two cases, even though they were dramatically different, sometimes had to be sentenced in the same way, and the new more discretionary system has given judges the opportunity to be judges and to render justice in those cases.


Welcome to World's Best Videos. We've come by the list of facts about basketball star Markel Foltz. Let's get into it. Markel Foltz was born on May 29, 1998 in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. He is currently 18 years old and resides in Washington. Markel is 6 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 186 pounds. Foltz attended the Matha Catholic High School in Hydeville, Maryland. High school basketball career. Usually the biggest NBA prospects start their high school career on the varsity team as the sophomore Foltz competed on the Matha's junior varsity team. He played so well that the varsity coaches invited him to try out for the varsity team but didn't end up making it. It wasn't due to a lack of skill but the position they had intended for Markel was already taken by Corey Henson. In order to not let his talent go to waste on the bench they decided to start him JV. In his junior year in 2014-2015 Foltz averaged 16.5 points per game, 7.9 rebounds per game and 4.3 assists per game. Starting his high school career he stood at 6 feet 0 inches but starting his junior year he stood at 6 foot 4 foot the 6.9 wingspan. In the spring and summer of 2015 Foltz competed on the Under Armour Association Circuit for the AAU team DC Blue Devils. He averaged 18.6 points per game and 2.6 assists per game in 12 games on the Under Armour Association Circuit. He also played in the 2015 Under Armour Elite 24 Invitational. He was later invited to the MBPA top 100 camp and the Adidas Nations camp. As a senior Foltz averaged 19.1 points per game and 8.8 rebounds per game while leading the Matha to the WCAC Championship game. Foltz was a member of the 2016 U18 FIBA's American gold-winning championship team. In addition to earning tournament MVP honors, Foltz was a 5-star recruit and is regarded as one of the top players in 2016 class. Foltz committed to the University of Washington to play college basketball. When asked why he chose Washington he mentioned first the coaching staff is great. Coach Ramar made me feel like I was his son. When I came to visit I saw all the players that got along. UW is underrated and I feel like I'm a little underrated so I wanted to show people you don't need to attend a big school to reach your dreams. I want to shock the world. In his first game against Yale he scored 30 points and made 6 assists. He sits on the number one overall pick for the 2017 NBA draft on multiple websites. That may mean Markel Foltz might be a future member of the Boston Celtics roster. I actually want to be the best to ever play this game and I think I have a pretty good chance to do that Markel Foltz. Well that concludes the video guys hopefully you guys did enjoy it and if you did remember to smack that like button let us know in the comment section below what you'd like to see next and if you haven't already subscribed please do subscribe to keep up with the world's best videos.


All right. Yeah, Coach, could you discuss the play today of quarterback Marcus Mariota, was 13 or 14? Yeah, I mean, that's a really good defense. We knew we had to be efficient, and Marcus certainly was. Made a lot of really good plays and credit to our line, too, because he was able to progress in a couple plays and made some really big throws for us and made some huge plays with his legs, too. And it certainly helps us. It certainly helps us stay on track and efficient and can't say enough good things about Marcus and Waze Lee and his football team. With the way that your offense did play today, is that, I know I think I've asked you this a couple times now differently, is this ideally kind of what you want to see in terms of maybe not even run past balance, but what Marcus is doing within the offense? Yeah, I mean, certainly. You want to have a game that's efficient. Both teams, similar styles, physicality. So I don't know if I have a play number on me. Anybody have a play total number? There were lulls in both teams that possessed the ball for some pretty long drives. And I said, that was a good defense, and we were able to run the football, too. And Marcus was a big part of that. And just in terms of AJ and Casey, any update on that? Not on the updates. Obviously, it was nothing that we got major news right now. A lot of those guys will get imaging done, meet with the doctors, and we'll go from there. You're talking about, you know, everybody's going to see Marcus 13 and 14, but how did the run game supplement what he was able to do, and what you guys were able to do as an offense entirely? Yeah, I mean, there's a lot to defend. So I mean, whether we, some of them were design quarterback runs, some of them, he was able to extend the plays. You know, a huge third down conversion, because the way they like to attack the pocket, and if they drop out of there, there's a lot of room for them. And so that was a huge conversion for the half. They will get that touchdown. So those are the plays, and you've got to rush them a little bit differently. You can certainly hurt you outside the pocket, and certainly can hurt you on the quarterback run game. Oh, yeah, Coach, could you speak to the run defense in the tackling of Rashard Evans, Rashon, and Troy Anderson making his first NFL start? Yeah, I thought, you know, obviously, Rashon called it today with Mike being out, and Mike's been playing really well for us, and that inside linebacker group is strong. So certainly, like all of us, we'll get back and look at the film and see what we can do better. But Rashon had a efficient day, and so did Troy. You could feel him out there. And the play of Kyle today, he was part of that first drive and got a touchdown right there to give you the lead back. Yeah, part of the team. He led. Good to have him back out there. All those guys contributed that everybody helps. You know, maybe it doesn't go on the stat page, but even some of the stuff the receivers do in our run game made some critical plays when we needed them. You know, Pruitt made a huge catch. Michael had somebody we got a lot of faith in, got the first touchdown. Hesse, all those guys, it was good to see. A.K. Troy getting their first starts, but a lot of guys on defense kind of having to take on more significant roles with injuries. I mean, what did you see from this defense collectively in the guys having to step up when it mattered? Well, it's kind of been our theme of this group. It's our team. And that's why we practice the way we do. And we got a belief in everybody that's up. And even guys that certainly weren't up today for different reasons. And these guys believe, and they understood the focus. And when you're playing a team like that, there's a lot of different stuff pre-snap. They got some really good players, some of the better players in the position. And they were locked in. And it was unfortunate, the play that Casey came out on. I mean, he knew exactly what was coming and read it. Now, again, Debo is a good player and he was able to extend a little bit, but those are huge plays. And guys were really tuned in. I thought we had a good week. Congratulations on the win, coach. Thank you. What is just this overall confidence? Would a win like this? What does it do to the confidence for the team? Well, I think a perspective, really all season, I think this team's been fairly confident. Certainly there's things that we got to do better. I mean, that's the whole nature of this game. If you don't have perspective, whether you win or lose and you can't go back tomorrow and say, hey, what do we got to get fixed? Who's possibly going to be up next week? And as you put a plan in, and we're not going to be satisfied, this team, we're going to continue to grow and improve. And it's just a fun group to coach. Really proud of those guys. Coach, you said that you liked how Marcus Mariota was also leading the team. So these six games into the season, where have you seen him grown? And what specifically are you liking about his leadership on the field? Two years, he's genuine. These guys believe in him. And those are things you can't put in a stat sheet. I just watched the way that these guys play. You know, I mean, he didn't play for two and a half years. So it took a couple of games that, you know, there's some things, kind of a little rusty here and there. But I feel like every game he's getting more comfortable, certainly can make you defend a lot of things every snap. Whether we're doing it or not, or giving you an illusion of doing it, it can put stress on people pre-snap. And our guys really believe in him. I think he's a very accurate quarterback. I think you saw that today. The two interceptions in the fumble return were the kind of plays that you had almost made several times earlier this year to convert those, just to make those plays. How big was that in the flow of the game? Huge. We worked with AJ about it. I told him the DVs are gonna work with Mike Petrie on the ball security drill, going with one hand. But here's what, in all seriousness, that was a huge play and he was able to get the edge. But if Jalen's not finishing that play, that could have been a touch back the other way. But in all seriousness, you know, we gotta work, he's almost something improving it. Great play, but we can do that better and we need to. Because that could have cost us, but kind of our ethos going through the ball, Josh. Hawk Finishing was able, we were able to get the touchdown. Thank you. On Wednesday when we talked to you and you said, I'm not worried about statistics, I've never been, that's not part of who I am, but to go 13 of 14 in the past game today, I mean, what did that kind of mean to you in the overall flow of this game? We kind of expected that was gonna be the case, right? Like, you know, it's a good defense. And just kind of gotta take what they give you. You know, my goal is just to be efficient throughout the day and just try to give our guys opportunities to make plays and knew that, you know, we just gonna have to kind of slowly dink and dunk our way down there to get points. To that end, the run game was working today. I mean, how did you feel like the run game supplemented what you guys wanted and needed to do offensively? I truly believe when we're able to run the ball the way that we do, you know, make some plays in the past game, we're tough, we're tough to defend. So the more that we can do that, the more that we can show our versatility, I think is gonna be beneficial for the rest of the year. We talked to you on Wednesday and then also after the game last week about the need to be better on first and second down and getting positive yardage, even if it's two, three yards. I mean, how did you feel like the offense changed in comparison to where y'all were at this time last week in that regard? Yeah, I think it just keeps you in rhythm. At the end of the day, if you're able to just, even if it is two, three yards, you're in third and manageable situations and you're more likely to convert. I think we can obviously improve. There are some things, we got some penalties, a couple of negative plays that stalled drives, but for the most part, when we're able to, again, in a rhythm and do well on first and second down, we're able to score points. Marcus, if you could please talk about the belief in that locker room, because there were some outside the locker room before the season started. There probably were low expectations from the media and fans and things like that, but here we are six games in, three in three, tied for the division lead right now. Just talk about the belief in that locker room, if you could. We got a great group of guys that truly believe in what the culture is being built here, and that's fun to be a part of. You know, when I was a free agent, I was looking at places to play. I knew Art here was gonna build that type of locker room, and when you got a bunch of good guys that enjoy coming to work, that want to put in their best effort for each other and not just only themselves, you're gonna find ways to win games and be successful, so we just got a great group of guys, and I look forward to continuing playing with them. Coach Miss said that you're one of the most genuine leaders of this team, and that's what makes you so great as a leader, and talking to some of your teammates, they all say the same. Where have you just seen your, I don't know, leadership grown even throughout the years of your career, or even just in these past six games? Well, I really try to just be myself. I think when you try to put up a front or persona, guys, especially at this level, they can read into that, so I never try to be any different than who I am. I was raised in the middle of Pacific Ocean 10 hours away from here, so that is something that I carry with me every single day, and as long as I stay true to myself, I really believe that allows guys to feel comfortable and confident, and I'll never change that. Marcus, I know it's only six games in, but what you went through the last two and a half years, how rewarding or fulfilling is this to kind of feel, you've got to feel like I'm getting my career back on track. This is what I knew I could do when I was drafted number two overall. Well, it comes down to just being able to have the opportunity. I'm forever grateful for this organization to allow me to have that chance.  So as long as we can continue just to stack these days, focus on the present, don't get too far ahead, don't look in the past. You know, this team has got a lot of potential, and I'm excited to be a part of it. Yeah, Marcus, they tied it up 14 to 14, but can you discuss that next drive? A couple of key plays, Keith picked up the first down, you broke free on the scramble, that 11-play 75-yard drive, kind of put your foot down when they got back in it. What was going on on the field during that drive? Well, we talk about it all the time. We try to be complimentary in all phases of the game, and when we're able to do that, we can pick up the defense, the defense played outstanding throughout the day, creating turnovers. We knew we had opportunities to go score points, so as long as we can compliment each other, we're a good team. In the scramble, when did you make the decision, hey, I got to get out of here? And I did 13 yards. It was one of those plays that just kind of happened within the flow of the game. I saw a lane, I tried to crease it, and felt that I got enough and tried to get down. Marcus, was there a point today where you started to think, well, I'm really reading things well, whether it's either your reads and progressions passing or decisions in the RPO. What was there a point that you really started to feel about today? Honestly, I feel like I've kind of gone to that point through the first five games. I think every game that I've played in this year, I've gotten more and more comfortable. It's tough coming off a couple of years where you're not getting a lot of game time, and truly the only experience that you get is being out there. So as the season continues to progress, I think we're all getting a good feel of what is expected of us and how we can be efficient. So I think all in all, I've really got to a point where I feel really comfortable in this scheme. You talked, it was Wednesday about confidence a little bit. Is that what you showed today? Is that the manifestation of that in some ways, or? Yeah, it's a long journey, right? Three years ago, I was benched in this week. And you go through a process of kind of looking within and reflecting. And throughout that journey for me, I kind of knew that I had to find my confidence to be able to play at a high level.  So to be able to build myself back up through the Raiders organization, through the Atlanta organization, through these teams and my teammates and the quarterback rooms that I've been a part of has been very important for me and critical in my career. You mentioned three years ago this week. Does that come up in through your head, through your thought process at all? Well, today it did, a little bit.  And at that point in time in my career, you feel like you're part of a good team, part of a good organization. Thought that if you get the ball rolling, you'd be there for a long time. And just one thing led to another. But at the end of the day, I'm truly grateful for what had happened to me because I'm here because of it. I've gotten this opportunity. I'm back with Arthur. I'm back with this team. I'm able to help this young group. So I'll never take any of that for granted. And you know what, it's in the past and just continue to learn from it. Marcus, could you, with Cordero being banged up, could you talk about the running back room and how different yards are coming from more folks now, including you? And do you feel more inclined to perhaps maybe run it a little more? But just talk about the running back room. Well, first and foremost, when you have a guy like CP, he does so many different things for you, right? Like he's a great receiver out of the back field. He's a great runner. So really it takes kind of a group of guys to be able to fill that position when he's down. And our young backs have done an unbelievable job, finding ways to get tough yardage. And you know what, today was one of those days where the defense presented an opportunity for me to run a little bit. It's gonna change week to week. We understand that. But I'll do whatever I can to help this team win. You mentioned the ding on your confidence three years ago, given that that situation involved Arthur, when you came here, was him being here a reason you wanted to come here? Did part of you think maybe I want a fresher start because during this journey? A lot of it, I think when I look back on it was, yeah, I wanted to redeem myself, you know? You know, I really believe in what Arthur's doing. I really believe in the scheme. I didn't play well enough. And I wanted to have an opportunity to redeem myself, to be able to show that I can play in the system. And like I said, I'm grateful for this opportunity. But yeah, I mean, that's definitely part of the motivation and determination for me. Was there a specific moment this season that you found that confidence again or did it come in the off season or like, when did that belief start to come back for you? It really started probably when I was in Vegas. You know, again, like I said, I was a part of a really good quarterback room with Derek and Nate Peterman and to be around those guys and to just work and to just kind of enjoy playing the game again, I could kind of feel that confidence building. And obviously I really believe in hard work and you know, through all my off season preparations I always try to put my best foot forward in that sense. And I think that in return builds confidence. So it's a combination of a couple of things, but to be able to go through off seasons and to be a part of a good quarterback room, I think ultimately led me to get my confidence back. Thank you guys. Have a good day.


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Okay, good evening and welcome to the Williston DRB meeting of May 23rd 2023 on Pete Kelly, I'm chair of the DRB. Are there any Zoom participants? No. There's been two of our names. This is a hybrid meeting taking place in Town Hall and on Zoom. All members of the board and public can communicate in real time. Planning staff will provide, will not provide Zoom instructions tonight because there are no Zoom participants. All votes taken in this meeting will be done by roll call and accordance with the law. Let's start the meeting by taking a roll call attendance of DRB members participating in the meeting. Nate Andrews. Here. Paul Christensen. Present. Lisa Brayden Harder. Here. Dave Turner. Here. And the chair is present. Five in attendance. We have a quorum. We need four. And that will be applicable when we approve the abstaining from approving them. Okay, so tonight's agenda. We've got, well first, we've got a public forum. If there's anyone in the audience that would like to address the board on issues that are not on the agenda, do so at the sun. Okay, hearing none. We'll hop right into the public hearing section. First up is DP 23-15. This is a pre-app or late side electric. If the applicant would please come forward to the table. And once you get settled in, please state your name and address for the record, please. Mark Leclerc. South Burlington 20 Oak Creek Drive. No, it's fine. Okay. Thank you. Good evening, Darlene Leclerc. South Burlington. Great. Thank you and welcome. That's me. So this, this is a request for a pre-application review to construct an industrial building in the industrial zoning district west. It will be used for contractor storage with ancillary offices and the mezzanine floor. It's currently occupied by a non-conforming residential home. And it is surrounded to the northwest and south by industrial properties and to the east by a sort of mixed-use residential property with a warehouse to the rear. We are recommending approval with recommendations. The DRB should just review the recommendations. In particular, check they're happy with the landscape buffer suggestions and then allow the project to proceed to discretionary permit. We did not receive any public comment on this application. We anticipate compliance with the dimensional standards for the industrial zoning district west in terms of height setbacks and lock frontage. We also anticipate compliance with access and connectivity requirements of Chapter 13. In this case, we're not recommending a traffic study because industrial and commercial uses don't generate many trips. However, we are recommending that they just provide some traffic generation data with the discretionary permit. The applicant is proposing 10 parking spaces. As you probably know, the parking standards for industrial uses provide the DRB with a lot of flexibility in setting them. They give us a starting point of one space of 1,000 square feet, which would generate suggested eight parking spaces, so they are slightly above that, which we find acceptable. We're also including a recommendation that they meet the bike parking standards for an industrial building, so that's for short-term spaces, some long-term spaces, and an end-of-trip facility, and that end-of-trip facility will be available to both tenants. This is a two-tenant building. We've got some fairly typical recommendations on undergrounding the utilities, identifying snow storage, and providing solid waste containers per the regulations. So the landscaping requirement, that's the east boundary, so you can see the existing garage to the residential home on the right, and to the left is the adjoining property, which has the residential home at the front and the warehouse at the rear. So the PREAP plan shows a 13-foot-wide buffer to that boundary, which isn't permissible between a residential and an industrial use. So the narrowest buffer they could have would be a type 2 dense planting, which is 23 feet in width. If they provide a screening fence, they can reduce that by a further 25%, as long as it's five and three-quarters feet high, which means that they would end up with a 17 and a quarter-foot buffer, which wouldn't assess dates and minor adjustments to the site plan, but we're confident they can probably do that. The fence would also block headlights from the parking area into the naming residential property, and that sort of approach of mediating between industrial properties and residential properties is consistent with what the DRB has applied in terms of both the regulations but to other industrial proposals elsewhere that are next to residential homes. Some typical recommendations on street trees. Just to point out, it is mapped as a habitat area, but clearly that's an error because it's a driveway and some lawn, so we're confident there'll be no undue adverse effect on habitat. And then lastly, I just want to make one, because this is a multi-tenant property. The discretionary permit does need to include a master sign plan, and essentially what that does is it just sets out how the signage is going to work for the site as a whole and both tenants. It saves everyone a lot of time if it's done with the discretionary permit, and I've got some, I can always send you a relatively simple example if you need that, I don't know if you've come on before. So what follows is a recommendation to allow this proceed to discretionary permit with detailed recommendations as shown. Thank you. Okay, thanks Simon. Okay, this is your opportunity to comment on the staff report before we open it up to questions from the board members. One thing that I would like to hear from you is your position on the proposed conditions of approval, specifically the landscaping, and if you're in agreement with what has been proposed by staff as a condition of approval. So with that, I'll turn it over to you. That's fine, that's fine. Just take, now just lower your blood pressure, and really the issue here is the landscaping, and what I would like to hear is that you'll submit at discretionary permit a compliant landscape plan, and if you say that then I think the questioning is probably going to be pretty minimal. Yeah, and so that's a yes, a thumbs up. That is a yes. Okay, great, great. So are there any other conditions that have been proposed that you have concerned with, or would like to draw to our draw, have a discussion about? The signage that you were talking about, are you talking about on the building or? Both, so it regulates all signs, so signage on the building, all signs, and if you're proposing to have a freestanding sign of the access, I would also regulate that. But you just said that now is a better time to do it than on the road. You need to submit it with a discretionary permit, but this is a relatively simple one to do it on. That will not be a heavy lift, and staff will provide you with a template to follow, and yeah, and your architect will do that in his sleep. So right, and as far as lighting, what would you like to see as far as lighting? You don't want to see spotlights all the way around the whole place, I'm sure. There's a full lighting section in the regs, and we expect you to follow them. He loves answering those kind of questions, and you don't know about lighting. Okay. And your architect will know what to do. First, identify yourself, please, for the record. And address, please. Welcome. So my comment was, you know, a lot of products similar to these, we usually have them on the front of our elevations, the building, down lights attached to the building, and we have a part of the lights on a pole with down lights as well, so they don't light up the sky, so I'm kind of moved that they're an electrical company, so I think they're pretty much, we got lights. And their motion detects it so they go off at the specified hour. Yeah, yeah. I'll tell people one more thing, and they can stop me for a moment. This building will probably not be occupied at night. There are daytime uses, electricians, mechanical contractors, there's a lot of contractors from the tensile facilities building, so if they come into the morning to pick up their materials, go out on jobs, come back in the day, download the materials, make big materials, those opportunities in the homes, really, they will leave those records to the next morning to go to a job site, so it's sticking up at night, time-oriented things, so if I have to go to the building, it's strictly B for security, and again, time span, motion detector, go on and on. That's great, and, you know, but just make sure that you read the chapter that pertains to it, and comply. The objectives I got were so amazing, they actually gave me the section, though we're not going to talk about it in a second, but they actually gave me the section, in fact, just follow through with the process. Thank you. Yeah, yeah, and just saying the praise of our staff here at Will's, and they're accessible, they're there to help, and the feedback that we get from developers and other applicants is very positive, so use that resource, and that just streamlines the whole discretionary department process. So with that, I'll turn it over to DRB members, Paul. Is there a reason that you're having first floor windows? The only reason I ask that is because being a business like, yeah, being a business like that, I mean, the second-story windows, they might provide a little light coming in, Just like I said, it's an open two-story building with a mezzanine level. We have not finalized the fence, we haven't led into that yet. When that request was submitted, they didn't even send us an application or something like that, I had them for two years. Yeah, I would just mention is that if you suddenly said you didn't want any windows on the first floor, nobody would say anything about it. Okay. DRB members, any questions? This may be a staff question, but in our conditions here, the fence can you describe what type of fence? I think earlier you said a screening fence, which is more clear, but in the conditions it just says fence. Is that a solid or...? Yeah, so it would need to be a solid fence, I think. The one with the strips? Yeah, other developers have done like a tongue and groove. Close-borded is what I call it, so no gaps. You guys okay with that? Yeah. I guess, actually. We're in the yes mode. Oh yeah, that is something to the discussion from the perspective that like a changing fence with slats hitting, would that be permitted as well or no? No, that doesn't sound like that would provide the screening. It needs to be pretty robust. Well, if this is a non-night operation... Well, it doesn't matter because we're not going to restrict the use. Okay, I see. Yeah, and then it could be the business could change. Yeah, in case you're getting an employee that wants to work 24-7. Is there windows on that end of the building on the neighbors? There are windows facing the property. There are? Yeah, but you also, just to point out, you also need the fence in order to have a narrower buffer. So the fence does two things. It blocks the headlights, but it also allows you to have that narrower buffer because otherwise you'll be looking at trying to find additional feet on the ground. So you do have the option of fencing less buffer or just more buffer and no fence? So the fence is for two reasons, to prevent headlights and to narrow the buffer. Both of those reasons are applicable on their own. Well, that's what I'm saying, but my understanding is directly that you can have privacy fence with a lesser landscape buffer for a larger landscape buffer and no fence. You just want to put the option for that. In a situation other than this parcel, yes. It's possible to do what you're describing, but you would need to reconfigure your parking lot in your parking space. I'm just trying to describe this to the options world. Yeah, you could have. That is an option, but it wouldn't work on as drawn now, but that's your choice. That's not the garage side of the house? It doesn't matter. Yeah, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I don't want to go down that path respectfully because it just doesn't matter. There could not be a window in that house and it would still apply. Okay.  That's not the way this works. Right. All right. Any other questions? Just being new at this and just talking since you said I know and people that are in the real estate development, do you foresee me needing any sort of symbol engineering evaluations for any of this for the parking or anything like that? I'm going to let Simon answer that. Normally, we would expect some level of details provided to satisfy public works. You'd also probably want to check with your architect as well about providing that level of expertise to support his work, but we would expect details at public works. Yeah. I mean, we typically see civil engineering drawing drawn say plans with some type of stormwater management, catch basin, inlets defined, snow plowing, where there's no storage, where that's going to be. I mean, that's typically done by a civil engineer and not an architect. Yeah. No. Required. Required. And staff can... Okay. Staff can... Your architect probably has relationships with civil engineers or staff can provide you with some options if needed. There's several of them that we see frequently here in Williston and Simon can help you with that. Yeah. Thank you. Any other questions? Good. Okay. Thank you. DRB members. Okay. It's 7.23. I am going to close DT 23-15. Thank you very much for coming. And I encourage you to reach out to staff because they're very helpful. They have been so great. Good. I guess if I'm going to do this for the first time, can't think of a better partnership with the city. So I appreciate you bringing us tonight. Great. Thank you. So the DRB will approve their minutes in three weeks time and after that you'll get a notice of decision that will just memorialize all these recommendations. Yeah for your discretionary permit and you'll come to another hearing here. So we're going to bring lots of diagrams. So we're going to vote on this tonight but it's not ratified until the next meeting. Okay. And which is June, what is it, 13th? 13th. Yeah. At that point if you're looking to close DT 23-15, you're smiling too much. No. No. So the way this works is it's a two-stage process. There's, we're in the pre-application tonight and then you will ultimately submit a discretionary permit which will have more detail, civil drawings as an example. And basically what this pre-app, conditions of approval, those conditions you need to incorporate into the discretionary permit application. That's coming back to this board. Okay, that's working. Yeah, it's coming back to this board. And again, you know, as you digest what happened tonight, you know, staff can help you through that process. Oh, thank you. Yeah.  They're not too surprised to think about it. Yeah, we, well, thank you. Thank you, Peter. David. Okay, good night. Okay, ERB members. From my perspective, we do not need a deliberative session. Everybody in agreement? Okay. Do I have a volunteer? Are there any amendments proposed for staff's proposed conditions of approval? I have none. Okay, who's the volunteer to read it? Is the fence thing specific enough? I mean, they know now, so it's fine. I think it's fine, right? Kind of curious going forward. Let's change that. Okay. That's a good point. So the bylaw says an opaque fence. So we could include the word opaque. So it's two E is the recommendation. Yep. So edited as item J on the list of the discretionary permit. Number two, recommendations. I think you said modify E. Oh, okay. Just add opaque. That's even better. Oh, it's there.  That's it. Okay. So with that, with that amendment, who is the volunteer? Nate, you're going to do it for me? Sure. I got it. So when I make that motion, I just say, what do I do again? I make a motion and then say. You make a motion and at the end of reading, the motion language, you say we are going to modify to E as follows. Okay. That's all you have to read the whole thing. Yeah. Well, yeah, cool. Sounds good. All right. So do I have a motion for DP 23-15? Yes, as authorized by WDB 6.6.3. I, Nathan Andrews moved at the Williston Development Review Board having reviewed the application submitted in all accompanying materials, including the recommendations of the town staff and the advisory boards required to comment on this application by the Williston Development Bylaw. And having heard and duly considered the testimony presented at the public hearing of May 23rd, 2023, accept the recommendations for DP 23-15 and authorize this application to move forward to discretionary permit review with one modification to of the recommendations and motions. Item 2E will read as follows. A landscape plan and compliance with WDB 23, including a type 2 buffer supplemented by a type 3 buffer and opaque fence along the property line with 332 Shunpike Road. Thank you, Nate. Is there a second? I'll second it. Is there any discussion? Hearing none. Yay or nay? Nate? Yay. Paul? Yay. Lisa? Yay. Dave? Yay. Motion. The chair is a yay. Five in favor. None opposed. Motion carries. Okay. Is there a motion to approve the meeting minutes of May 9th, 2023? I'll make a motion to approve the minutes as written on the night in 2023. Thank you, David. Is there a second? Second. Okay. Lisa seconds. Any discussion? Okay. Yay or nay? Nate? Yay. Paul? Yay. Lisa? Yay. Dave? Yay. And I'm going to abstain because I was not a member of the DRB board that evening. So that's four in favor. None opposed. One abstention. Motion carries. Is there any other business to bring forth tonight to the DRB? Is there a motion to adjourn? So moved. Second. Second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Okay. Thank you all.


Hey there, do you like stories?  If you follow me on social media, then you probably know that Tata recently broke my guitar by throwing a flip-flop on it. Not even a joke. And some of you wondered why you never saw the scene where a flip-flop is being thrown. So in this video, I'm going to tell you the full story and of course, you'll see the scene where the guitar gets broken. That means that you'll see some footage that was never seen before. So this is sort of a bonus video and I hope you enjoy it. Here's the story. As you may have seen, Tata and I recently appeared in Jianhao Tan's latest video. I play the teacher who knows nothing, renamed by Jianhao as the long-winded teacher, and Tata plays the magic teacher, renamed by Jianhao as the hobbyist teacher. If you haven't seen it yet, link in the description. On May 16th, 2020, Jianhao messaged me and said, Hey Charles, I said yo, very polite way to answer someone. Then he said, I'm going to make a video called types of teachers in online classes. Would you like to be part of it? I said sure, again, very polite way to answer someone.  Jianhao was like, oh yeah, that sounds good. To which I answered, great. Tata and I will write our script, we'll film our takes, and send them to you. I then called Tata. Hey babe. What? I'm going to write a script for the teacher who knows nothing, and you write a script for the magic teacher. And then we film it at my place in a few days. Okay. A few days later, we meet at my place, and this is how the conversation went. Hey Tata. Hey Charles. Do you have a script ready? Yes. The magic teacher, right? No. What? I got another script. I came up with another teacher. Okay, but that's not what I told Jianhao. I told him he would do the magic teacher, so that's what he expects. Ah, but he had me out. I wrote the creepy PE teacher. Oh nice. But that's not what I told him. But that's what I wrote. But that's not what I told him. But that's what I wrote. Then Tata said, but Charles, please read it. I think it's really good. And I read it, and yeah, it was really good. Like it was really funny. Then I said, all right, I'm going to call Jianhao and see if we can film this instead. I tried to call Jianhao, but he didn't pick up. Because he was sleeping. You know, we filmed early in the morning. We filmed at 2 p.m., so. Then Tata said, can we just film it, please? I'm sure it'll be fine. Yeah, I would like to point out how stubborn Tata is in this story. Actually, he's fine, but I just make him really stubborn for my own entertainment. Like just for this story. He's stubborn for this story. So anyways, we film my take first. Goes well. Then comes the time to film Tata's take. We film it, and the result is good. Once we're done, I try to call Jianhao again to tell him.  And I said, hey, we just finished filming our takes. Oh cool, can't wait to see them. Hey, the magic teacher must be really funny. Yeah, about that, Tata changed the script into something pretty funny. What? He changed it into the creepy PE teacher. Oh, but we sort of already have a PE teacher. Could he just film the magic teacher, please? Sure. Tata. Then Tata went back home in tears. He wrote a new script for the magic teacher, filmed it, sent it to Jianhao. Jianhao accepted this take, end of the story. Now you've been patient. So I'm going to show you the PE teacher take. This is a footage that has never been shown before. And here it is, Tata as the creepy PE teacher. Hey guys, welcome to the PE class. Let's get started, shall we? Mom, I'm working! All right guys, here we go. One, two, three, that's right.  I should have seen that thing. It's huge. Guys, I want you guys to bend over now and touch your toes left and right. Yeah, just like that. And right. And turn around so that we can work all angles of your body. Yeah, there we go. Bend over just like that, very good. Yeah? Yeah, it's good guys. You did well, you did really well. All right. If you find it funny, please thank me in the comments for showing you this video. If you don't find it funny, please blame Tata in the comments. Yes, we're still friends. Now, some of you are wondering, what about the guitar? Isn't this whole video about how Tata broke the guitar? Did you lie to us? Okay, first of all, you don't talk to me like that. Second, yes, it is about the guitar. The take that I showed you was the one that we chose. But before that, there was another take. And here it is. And action. Hey guys, welcome to your PE class. Let's get started. Guys, let's go. One, two, three, that's right, you're gonna be feeling fully refreshed. And this is how my favorite guitar got broken. But anyways, Tata said that he'll pay to fix it, and he will. So that's it. By the way, if you want to see the uncut takes of the long-winded teacher and the hobbyist teacher, head to the description, and you'll see two unlisted videos. Because for the final video, John Howe's editor only kept the best parts. But I thought you would enjoy seeing the full takes. And this, kids, ends today's story. See you next time. Bye. Bye.