This is Brett at the 2020 Chicago Auto Show and I found one of the new 2021 Tahos and I found it with nobody around it so I'm going to do a walk around here as long as it's all freed up and all to myself. Now this is a prototype so it's going to be all locked up, I can't get in it but we can get up really close to it, check out all the styling cues on it. The blacked out Tahoe lettering, now they had the one over at the other space on the turndile and I'm pretty sure that that was an RST, not sure if this is an RST or not but this one has a little bit different rims on it, comes with the painted and polished aluminum 20 inch rims, these are Goodyear Trail Runner Wranglers and these are 27560R20s, kind of an all tread or ultramarine tread on there, good looking step bars, now I can get up pretty close to this one and check out the interior, looks like a different infotainment system, also I noticed on the Suburban that they had over there they got the rear DVD players in the back, I think they're DVD players but they got dual ones back there, this is a Z71 trim so feel free to pause this at any second to check out all the options on here, it's going to have the 5.3 V8 matched with the 10 speed automatic transmission, this is the 2021 Chevy Tahoe, get the blacked out grille, the red tow hooks in the front, front bumper parking sensors, looks like it has a 360 camera on here, so that's the Z71 2021 Tahoe prototype and pretty cool looking vehicle, thanks for checking out the video if you'd like to check out more, you can go to our YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash summit auto, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, in fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left, a link to more 2020 auto show videos like this one on your right, if you haven't been to our website on the bottom, click that, check us out there and thanks again for checking out this video of this 2021 Chevy Tahoe prototype Z71, thanks again.


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Dr. Bolin, Dr. Harlan, Dr. Main, the members of the Student Awards and Scholarship Committee and the entire School of Information Faculty, I can't thank you enough for giving me such a generous scholarship. The financial assistance and confirmation of the subject of my presentation both mean a great deal to me. Knowing that the committee found value in my presentation's content is deeply meaningful to me because while I find all the services offered by libraries to be critical to the community health, I believe homebound service is to the elderly and disabled to be among the most impactful to individual lives. In my presentation, I discuss the two pillars of story and human connection that these services offer this demographic who so often suffer from social isolation. These must-needed, positive personal interactions could coupled with materials that entertain and inform can transform homebound customers' lives. I am deeply grateful the committee found this topic to be worthy of the scholarship. I've been with Mid-Columbia Library System in Washington State for seven years and as I continue my career with this system, I know my MLIS with San Jose State University will allow me to even more effectively serve our homebound customers as well as the rest of our community. The greatest thanks, Jason.