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This is the Mishiro PD, Los Santos LSBD headquarters is the garage. This is where we bring the suspects, right? We don't use the back anymore. The back is like an outtake where you release somebody. As far as our policy, when it comes to jailing people, if you've committed a mission or we leave you here in Mishiro PD, you spend the rest of the time in the cells, we, you know, spend time with you. Make sure that, no, you're not alone down here, but if you're committing any kind of felonies, we'll usually send them up to the penitentiary. Can we just send them straight there? Yeah, you can give them a short bus or the long bus. D.O.C. got defunded. So they're asking the Los Santos Police Department to help out with D.O.C. as well. Hell, I do everything the long way. All right. Well, perfect then.  You don't have them leave this way. We used to have a gate back in the day, but like I said, times are tough. People broke in and stole the gate. Really?  What do you mean back in the day? I used to work for the LSB for two years before the Cunham claps happened.  What do you mean? Sir, I have a question. That's a criminal act there. Perfect. All right. Cap, I have a question. Yeah, go ahead. Go on. If we are pulling somebody, say somebody doesn't miss the meter, that comes with jail time. We bring them in here. We're not just letting them go on the street. Correct. All right. Moving on. Where the hell's the armory? This place, this way, this way. This place is a maze. You need to remember your way in and out, right? It's a fandal. How can I forget? We got to go stop some criminals. We will, we will. Let's get you signed in. Here, right here. I'm signing in right here. Hey, look, right here. How do I sign in? I can't sign in on this. Absolutely not. You got to sign in. Get from the front. Get access. So come this way. This used to be a great country. Try now. Sign in. Oh, there's another pen right here. There we go. Okay. You know what this is? You know what this is?   And that one worked. Some of these doors don't lock, by the way. Time's a tough, Dan. No, no, no. We're going down now. I just got to make sure. Time's a tough. Some of the doors don't have locks. Make sure you. Absolutely. Just note it. Which one is it? And then we'll buy locks in the future for them. Let me show you the locker room we changed as well. And then your personal locker. Every single person you get a personal locker. All your personal belongings in there. Important stuff. See, it still fits. Goddamn. Okay. All right. Ooh. Nice badge. That's your badge. Can you move a little bit? I get a little nervous when I stand there. Absolutely. Yeah. I like that black. Okay. Keep that black. There you go. Perfect. That's right. Yeah. I mean, most of this stuff is right where I left it. It's been a minute. Yeah. Here we go. God, look at that.  Dammit Leonard. Dammit Christ Cornwood. No, that was not Leonard. That was a, sorry. That was slack. Goddamn. Well, listen, I'm always on the call. Okay. That's the clothing. Now your personal locker, like I said, you can access it. There's plenty of space in there. Any personal belongings, things you don't want to lose on the job, it should go in there. You know, off duty firearms, things of that nature. I've never lost a damn thing. That's good. Let's keep it that way. Moving on. Next. Now the armory. All right. So what I want you to just go through it step by step.  Does he have money? Oh yeah. How much money you got on you right now? Jim, a wallet here. I only care cash. $99. Okay. We got a problem. Glock 19 is 750. That's raw costs. Not even including the manufacturing labor on top of it. So we get it at a raw cost. Let me run to the ATM and get some cash. I can buy some gear. I'll be back. Okay. We can just take it out of the budget. Okay. Well, I have a budget. Yeah. We got 200 grand from the state. Oh, that's pretty good. Yeah. There's a report about it. Okay. So take a look inside the armory yourself familiar as far as where things are. I'm going to go grab the cash and I'll be back, right? Absolutely. Budget request approved.  I got to talk to Andrews. I don't know. I don't know what Andrews. I've never met a Andrew. I don't think there's an Andrews working here, sir.  I was with him yesterday. There's no Andrews that works here, sir. What? No, me and Andrews were with Sozee yesterday. What about Wrangler? Where's Wrangler? Where's Pred? I got to talk to Pred.  I swear I was here yesterday with him. You want to know? All right. All right. Sorry for the wait. I need you to show Corward the armory and what he needs when he needs to purchase. I got to deal with something downstairs as well. All right. Corward, this is a fast act. This is two and a half bands right here. Do you know an Andrews or a Sozee? I don't believe so. Okay. Corward said he was with him yesterday. Yeah, we were over there and we wound... Wait. Are you sure that wasn't five years ago? Yeah, I think he was thinking about five years ago. What do you mean five years ago? It's been five years. No, it is not. What do you mean? You named like 10 people and I don't know a single one. I don't know a bass, Wrangler, Pred, Sozee, Copper, Andrews. I don't know any of those people. They're either dead or they're gone by now. Anyways, yeah. Cassidy, welcome through. They want to supervise downstairs. Whenever you guys are done over here, come down to the cells. All right. Yes, sir. Give them a gun safety course. I showed you. All right. Yes, sir. Thank you. You're going to need to buy a whole bunch of stuff. So you ready? Tell me when you're ready, Cornwood. Okay. You want like three magazines, three Taser cartridges, one box of darts, two ammo boxes, a Taser, a Glock, a Nightstick, a flashlight, chest armor, and a plate. I'm going to ignore that. Okay. All right. I'm going to get six magazines. Maybe if I get two Glocks, I could hold one in each hand. No, no, don't do that. Taser cartridges, a Taser, chest armor, and a plate. A radio, a Nightstick, and a flashlight. Well, I can't afford that. So I'm just going to... What do you mean you can't afford it? Well, I bought too much ammunition. The ammo's cheap, Cornwood. I bought a hell of a lot of ammunition. Well, you don't need that much. That's what you think. Cornwood, you need a Nightstick and a flashlight. You need to. Okay. I'll figure this out. Okay.  Very, very infrequently. All right. You got everything. Let me check your pockets. There you go. Is it loading your mags? Yeah. I'm just throwing that in there real quick. I said, nice and easy. Okay. Where's the shooting range? I actually don't know if we have one. Oh, my Lord. We're going to make one.  Oh, howdy. Why do you have your gun unholstered? What do you mean why? I mean, exactly that. Why do you have an unholstered? Put that away. What are you talking about? You're now pulling that gun. What are you? Who are you? Captain Cleetus Cornwood. Captain. Uh-huh. What department? BCSO. There is no BCSO. What are you talking about? You're in my house right now.  You put that gun away right now. What is your name? Captain Turner. Good to meet you, Captain Turner. You as well. Put that gun away. Ulster it. You know what? Since you're my fellow captain, let me see how I can... The timing was so good. Hold up there. Is that who I think it is? Huh? What's that? Sheriff Cleetus Cornwood. Yes. Howdy. How you doing? It's red. Oh, hey. How you been? Pretty good. Been on the island the last five and a half years after everyone left. Kept things in space. That's my career. Can you run on a PD? Yeah, I would love to ride. How was the island? Uh, it got pretty peaceful. Took his hectic the first couple of years or two there in hectic. After we got all the locals clean up after all that drug epidemic and stuff that was in here before the crash. Oh, hey. It's got right to work. Yeah, they got right to work. They got this place cleaned up real quick.  Oh, hell, it's been a dadgum roller coaster.  I'm telling you, she showed me her whole wrath. She was going for it. Really spend that season discovering really what all, what all we could do. I didn't really know that myself there too in the last year. Let's just hope that she doesn't come back at you with a cataclysm in her mind. Oh, hell, I'm telling you that damn, I'm trying to avoid that cataclysm as much as possible. I avoided the first one with my first wife. I'm avoiding it this time. Oh my God. Hell, I don't blame you. That's how it goes sometimes. Howdy y'all. How's it going?   He was about to ream you out.  I forgot about that already. I think I got hit in the head pretty hard earlier, but I'm starting to figure it out. Excuse me, can you move? Can I move? You're blocking the way, sir. There's so much space, BB-1. I don't know about that. You can just move just a little bit. BB-1, there's literally so much space. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to him. I'm moving with you. You've got a gravitational pull there, sir. Can you just move just a little bit that way? I don't... Okay, here. I'm still moving with you, sir. Hey, hey. He's just crying. I love this band. Have you ever heard of Stand Your Ground there, buddy? I'm trying, but to keep pulling me, so... Okay, well, I'm gonna keep on standing my ground. Okay, well, now I'm starting to orbit. BB-1. This is awkward. I'm just kidding. Come on, be nice. He's a new hot air. How did you afford a Glock already? Look, I'm gonna be honest with you. This is a children's toy. Watch this. Oh, my God.  It's fine.  No, it would not. It is fine.   Look at this. This is not a big deal at all. Okay, it is a very big deal. It is not. Okay, listen. We can't afford anything really good. This is all the first day. Oh, my God. See, these guns are not safe. They're not safe. I'm telling you, it's fine.  It's fine.  I didn't even hear a gunshot.  Missed fire. Hey, it's fine. There's literally nothing wrong. Hey, by the way, left-hand side of your gun. Is there safety on there?  Okay, yes, sir. I think my gun's got a safety on it. Cornwood.  Yeah, mine don't.  Hell, yeah, good shit, man. See? Yeah. That's good things right there. Do you know how to hold it? Yes, of course I know how to hold it. I just don't want to. Hey, boys. Oh, he's just, he's just lost in thought. Captain told me I need to watch after Cornwood. I think that's gonna, I think I'm gonna get, I think I'm gonna get fucked. I don't know why. He's out here just pointing guns at everybody. Neither do I, man, but he won't listen to me.  You fix it. Okay, that's what, okay. That's what he can wear. That's the only uniform that fits him. What are you saying?   He's got big arms. I'm taking you with me, Cornwood. I gotta get changed. I'm just gonna let him keep moving me. Oh, they're talking about my uniform? That's funny. Oh, okay. Cornwood. Oh, sorry.  Fell asleep there for a second.  Do you want me to get fired? That ain't gonna be hard. That's what you're asking me to do.    Oh, okay. Well, all right. Why don't you say so? Okay. I think you got everything.  Yeah. Well, actually, have you been, are you, are you signed on duty? Yeah, you are. I'm always on duty. All right. You ready? Yeah, I'm ready. Wait, there's the wrong way. Why are you, why are you misleading me? You told me to follow you.


Welcome to this course on programming for geospatial hydrological applications. I'm Hans van der Kwas, your lecturer, and I'm going to introduce you to the first module, which is an introduction to the command line and GDOL. Scripting languages are very important if you want to automate procedures. For example, if you want to do batch processing, or convert a lot of files at once without doing that for each individual file in a graphical user interface. Scripting is also important for advanced analysis and spatial dynamic modeling, as you will learn later in this course. We have to distinguish between high-level and low-level scripting languages. High-level scripting languages are much easier to use by scientists because they are very much readable, while low-level programming languages deal with all kinds of computer knowledge that scientists not necessarily have. Here are some examples of high-level scripting languages. We can use, for example, batch files in DOS or shell scripts in Linux to automate procedures. Many engineers learn how to use MATLAB or Python for their processes. Later in this course, you will learn Python, a programming language. There's also other examples like Perl, and you will later also learn PC Raster, which can be used for map algebra and dynamic modeling. R is also a very useful scripting language. So why should I learn scripting? As already mentioned, automation can save you a lot of time. I can give you an example of a student who came some time ago to meet. She was converting 800 modis netcdf files to GeoTiff, and she was doing it by hand in the QGIS interface. After 300, she came to me to ask if there was an easier way to do that, and of course then you can apply scripting in a couple of lines that you will learn later. You can solve this problem, and it will save you a lot of time. Scripts also keep things consistent. Once you have it in a script, you can repeat it in the same way over and over again. It also makes the knowledge portable. Because you can easily share the script with the input files and the user can then run the script and generate, in a consistent way, the output file and can read how you came to the result by reading the script. Scripting is also not as difficult as you think. Many people are afraid of working with the command line or writing code and prefer pushing buttons, but you will learn that it's more flexible if you know scripting. And if you don't learn these skills, someone else will, and these skills are very much appreciated in the labor market, especially if you are in GIS, modeling, engineering or want to make web applications. I'm going to give you a few examples. In the green screen, you see that we use a command line batch script to convert a set of files. And with the user interface, that would take you a lot of time. But here, in just five lines of code, we can convert all the TIFF files in this folder and change even the projection. Here you see an example of a Python script where we convert Idrisi GIS files, that's a certain format that came out of a model, 41 of these files, to convert it to the PCRaster time series format. And just with a couple of lines, we can run this and it will be applied to all the files in the folder and they will be converted at once. So a real time saver compared to if you want to do that in a graphical user interface in desktop software. In the first tutorial of this module, you're going to learn the command line. I was first exposed to the command line with MS-DOS, the Microsoft Disk Operating System. It was installed on all IBM compatible PCs in the 80s and the early 90s. We had to run our software from floppy disks and the early hard drives by using the commands, even if we wanted to start games. But when operating systems start moving to graphical user interfaces, the command line became less used, but it was always there and it's still there as the command prompt. For example, on your Windows machine, you can find the command prompt and from there you can still use the same commands that were used in those days, but there are also new ones added. So we're in the 21st century. Why do I need to learn all these command line skills? Well, it's not really back to the future. It's still around and you need to learn this because it gives you a better understanding about the file system and you need that when you do programming. You need to learn how to navigate in your file system and you need to learn how to use absolute and relative paths and what are the advantages and disadvantages of that. It's also very important to understand what is behind the graphical user interfaces. What is behind the buttons that you push? Does the button do what you expect or can you have more control on it? Also simple scripting with batch files is still used. When I do a search on my modern computer, I found 820 batch files. So it has been around and it will be around, so it's very useful if you want to learn programming and scripting. In this module, you will not only learn the command line, but you will also learn GDAL or GUDAL. The pronunciation depends on who you speak with. I will use GDAL. And GDAL is basically a library to translate between different raster and vector formats and also between projections and it can do even much more spatial analysis. It used a lot in different GIS software and often you will find it behind different buttons. In the GDAL tutorial of this module, we will try a few of these commands to convert between raster and vector formats and deal with projections. This is an example from QGIS where the GDAL Warp command is used. Here you can see that there's a dialogue build around it and every time we fill in something in the dialogue, it's added to the GDAL Warp command that is printed at the bottom of the dialogue. We can use that same command in the command line and even add arguments to it which are not supported by the user interface. So this is a good example to make the process transparent and flexible to be reused in other applications outside of the user interface. Later in this course, you will also learn how to use GDAL as a library in Python to do all kinds of conversions. In this example on the screen you see how we convert GeoTips to the PC Raster format and you see that it's almost human readable. But don't worry, you will learn more about this later. So in this module you need to complete two tutorials. The first one is an introduction to the command line and the second one is an introduction to GDAL where you use GDAL from the command line. For the first tutorial you can use the DOS emulator, the link is provided in the tutorial or you can use a command line from your operating system. For the second tutorial on GDAL you can use the OS Geo for W prompt that is provided with QGIS or you can use another prompt where GDAL is installed. Instructions for installing QGIS are also provided.


What's up guys, Ruckson34 back and today we have a little bit of a different video, but before we get started with this package I want to ask you guys about YouTube memberships My channel just got an email and it said that I'm eligible for YouTube memberships, which is kind of like patreon So I'm thinking about moving what I have done on patreon so far to YouTube memberships I wouldn't have even started a patreon if I realized we were that close it's kind of weird about the restrictions They tell you it's 30k subs, but then it's not obviously because we don't have 30k subs So I don't know so I'm probably going to start doing potentially doing that And if I do there might be some live streams just for members and stuff like that But we'll see let me know in the comments what you guys think about that and let's do the giveaway for this video If elemental hero Nios from Dupoe, Cyber Darkhorn, Summon Skull from Dull's Peck Yu-Gi and a Tune Harpulated So pretty cool giveaway. All you have to do is like the video Be subscribed and let me know in this package, which is a collection by the way What your favorite card is and I want to mind you guys that at 20,000 We're gonna be opening up those first edition legend of blue eyes booster packs and More to be announced in the near future. It's gonna be pretty exciting Make sure you guys subscribe for that and let's get into this. Where is my? There is my knife. Okay as I called it and I called like an unpackager before Yeah, so unpackager. There we go Let's see what we can do This is by the way, I said it was a little bit different you guys like wait a second collections are not different We do them all the time Well, this is not mine This was sent to me by one of my friends and he wants me to sell these cards So I'm gonna be selling these cards for him So if you guys are interested in any card in here message me preferably on Instagram It's much easier for me to keep track of everything on Instagram So if you don't have an Instagram account It takes like literally a minute or two to make and then send me a DM at ruxin 34 same as here And you can also message me on Twitter. I'm there make sure you guys go follow me at ruxin 34 there And I have a Facebook page, but the Facebook doesn't really send me notifications. Well, that is why I'm super slow at getting back on Facebook I don't get the notifications. So Twitter and Instagram are the best Instagram is the very best a lot of you guys don't follow me on Twitter So go out there and check Twitter. I've tried been using I've been trying to use it a little bit more So here we go. Here is a little note Sup, bro. Sorry for the mess to be honest. I'm not even sure what what's in this box All right, so what you can keep or give away the rest except the binder if those don't sell take them back All right, so we're gonna try and sell everything. I don't really want to keep anything I don't have to also the top loaders and savers and blisters are gift. Okay, good because top loaders are gold these days So I'm using those for the blisters are gifts So it looks like we might have a mini opening have fun try on his name is try one Jenso on Instagram Make sure you guys check him out I'll try and remember to put him in the description if I forget somebody remind me in the comments and go follow him there He's pretty cool. We've known each other for a long time on Instagram this before I was really going hard on YouTube So here we go It looks like he sent us a couple of packs that we will open up at the end So we've got a spell ruler and dark crisis. He's the king of Walmart packs So that's pretty that's pretty good. Oh look at all these he sent us a bunch of them We've got top loaders and card savers That's good because I am constantly searching Walmart's for those because they cost an insane amount So let's see how we're gonna do this. Let's see. Let's put these blisters up back here. All right, there's two of those We're gonna. Oh wait, maybe there's more there's three of them. Oh, we got an LOB Yeah, he used to go Instagram live and he'd be going and earn his Walmart runs. It was great. It's really great Okay, let's see what he does have for sale. I'm gonna show you guys everything So if you are interested you can message me I'll be posting on Instagram for sale later probably today. Maybe even maybe maybe tomorrow if I don't have time Because I get get up for this video too. So um, yeah, I don't know how this is gonna work There's just gonna be a bunch of stuff and it's gonna be everywhere and I'm gonna try and show you I Might cut through this part. Oh, we've got PSA slabs It's like a big mystery box opening Okay, here we go. Let's just start going through this stuff and I'm just gonna try and check out what it is. You know, see what we can do So we have LOB these look like a reprint Walmart editions Swords of revealing light by the way, if you guys don't know how to tell the difference I'll link my video up there on how to tell if your cards are reprint or not Here is a creature swap. That's from Legacy of Darkness So it's definitely not a Walmart reprint because they didn't reprint Legacy of Darkness Here are some loose cards, so they're probably not too crazy If they're not even sleep, okay, here we go magician's force. It's cool Oh, we've got a couple of cards in here pot of greed was in there. That's worth a little bit First edition legendary collection do these world Here's a reprint Celtic Guardian. I'm gonna take him out of this top order. Oh never mind. It's asleep. Okay. It's fine there. We have Who I can't I can't tell is that an original I can't tell because it's so foggy this is This one's tough This one doesn't really look like a reprint, but it doesn't look like a an original. It's European. That's why okay I was like, this is really hard to tell. Okay, it's European. That makes sense So there's a European left or left arm. So there's that Yeah, upstart goblin first edition legendary collection you these world. It's a nice card. That's pretty worth a few dollars question We've got oh, we've got a few cards in here. So let's see if we can get them all out go over What's in here if you guys are interested in message me on Instagram? And I'm I'll see what I still have because I'm gonna post a lot of it on my story on Instagram That's where I sell a lot of stuff probably not gonna do TCG player for these just because I want to keep them Separate since they are his stuff and not mine. They're his cards. Okay. Here we go Tape and top loaders not my favorite thing Little little sketchy on getting the cards out sometimes. Oh man. Yeah, see look at this Oh, it's taped onto the thing. Yeah, this is not fun. Okay There we go There we go. All right Okay, got the cards out. Let's see what they are There's stuff everywhere. Okay secret rare and Battlepack King Tiger that's from a From legacy of darkness or a low-end or something like that and then the revival gym and like crazy sleeve Super rare pretty good condition. It looks like maybe like very light play Let's put that down here. We've got a tribute to the doom. That's a reprint You know kagasuchi That's from dark meaning to and another question from Fronting Guardian unlimited. I sealed Legendary collection to promos. It has the Ravi El and all that stuff. We've got looks like Well first did there's some first-edition LOD. That is unlimited another friend three frontier wise another first edition There's a mixture of some LOD cards in there and some those Japanese or Korean I'm not sure Somebody told me how to tell the difference once. I think it's Maybe it was the packs it was like when they use that sir when you use circular When they would use like sir Korean uses like circles more I think is what part of it was I can't remember okay, and then we have mask of the spell and diffusion That is unlimited. So those are not reprints though. Let me have United. We stand and that's it in that one There are some big PSA cards. So I saw pretty nice one. Oh a curse of dragon unsleeved That was a little maybe very light play that looks pretty good though. Oh Wow Green baboon defender of the forest from retro pack secret rare pretty nice Evil hero malicious fiend there's a brianic. That's a Don't know what kind of card that is 20th anniversary pack It looks like elements are a woodsman cosmic blazer dragon cyber twin dragon. That's pretty cool Elements are your malicious fiend Okay All right, okay less top-loaders now make it a little easier Card destruction first edition SDY. That's actually pretty cool That's pretty nice upstart goblin. It's a nice card For a common double pass Zuki and fallen paradise in code talker Odd eyes mirage dragon whoops I'm guessing these are kind of bulky foil carts. Oh, there's a nice blue eyes. That's pretty cool Cyber pair plant trap hole. Why is that in there? This card's not too bad either Jump promo nice for on a guardian hollow. Come on. Come on. What do you sleep in here, buddy? Diffusion not you're not sleeping the good stuff. All right. There's a great grave robber super air We're gonna sleep that up First edition bear up behind the door. It's pretty cool royal decree Gemini elf. Oh Capshell. Oh, I pulled so many of those. I would always pull that card. Okay, we're gonna sleeve up these Nice old foils turn not sleeved Got grave keepers chief and then here's a reprint trap hole, but still it is what is that? Look at that dot. Is that a misprint? It's definitely printed on there. That's pretty crazy. Okay, that's cool looking. It's a dot on that trap hole. It's pretty cool Then we got diffusion and royal decree. I don't think I showed those. Okay Yes, make sure you guys hang around. We've got three packs. We're gonna open. Hopefully we'll pull something cool Chaos emperor dragon. Nice. Oh, we got fake cypher the sky dragon That is awesome. Opposite the tormentor. This one's real. This is an ultra rare gbi Definitely beat up but pretty cool Elemental hero flame wingman this guy's actually expensive. Hey, that's sold one the other day. It was like 20 dollars Yeah, I checked tcg player even the unlimited was 20. I think the first edition is even more So those are getting pricey flame wingman um Dark jolteon first edition. Okay random pokemon Got parallel world fusion and ultimate insect level seven Okay Immortal fiend is year free. That's a nice tomb chaos card. Okay. It looks like these still have stuff in on these Khyber cards. All right. This is sealed We've got some more pokemon. I don't know Oh, there it is fire floof It's the nickname that me and my friend have for the flareion nado queen Nado queen. I mean, it's cool to see these pokemon. They're definitely beat though But if you guys are interested in pokemon hit me up Probably would sell those as a lot because they're not in fantastic condition But they are obviously wizards of the coast cool stuff.  Okay. That was a pretty good pack Blue eyes shining is worth like three dollars. I think out of that set. So those will be for sale Obviously, everything's for sale. Yeah, except for except for those three packs, which we're gonna open and hopefully pull fire Silver scry fiend sanctuary. There's a blue eyes Mirror forest Dragons vein and cost down trying to separate the secrets from the ultras Okay, I got a few more. How many it looks like you opened a couple of these legendary collection kibus Food is summoning dragon dark arm dragon. That's a good one the dad That's realize a blue Dragon shrine and burst stream. Well, I felt like every secret rare is a blue eyes card almost. It's pretty sweet Okay, I said that then we got an anti-right ganky. Okay blue eyes Called by the grave and be okay. I said that and none of the secret rares were blue eyes cards Literally none of them that time jinxed it. Okay last one last two actually got two more Just gonna get them all I'm just gonna reorganize this Didn't exactly organize it for me there, buddy No, I was getting I told him just throw it in there. Okay, and we controller got us sweet revenge Here's another sealed promo. So he definitely opened two of these Because I think there's three. Yeah, there should be three packs per box plus the promos because they give you 10 cards in each pack Okay, right out of the storm winds turn of the dragon lords and I think return of the dragon lords is pretty good Okay, so there's all legendary collection Kaiba. Here's a rainbow neos. This is actually really expensive Because rainbow neos common was like 10 bucks for a little bit So there's rainbow dragon rainbow neos. I know somebody's gonna want that I can't remember who it was somebody wanted both Last time but I only had the rainbow neos First edition gear freed. Okay Forful century first edition. Okay, that's some nice cards All right last little stack with then we got the binder the psa cards and then the opening So let's see what we can See how we can get through this, you know, not too slow Pretty sweet collection first edition loby. This is must be from when he opened his pack He did open a first that loby pack after I guess after my box is that what it was? Okay And then he opened one up cyber dragon. Okay, that's a pretty nice card dimension prison Okay, let's go like that dark neos nice Miracle fusion and dimensional prison. He definitely had a nice legendary collection gx because he pulled some really good secrets He pulled the flame wingman dark neos and the cyber dragon. That's a really good one Okay, let's go through that in a second scotch fiend of lightning return or red eye spear and that return of the red eyes Um golem dragon sly for the seal. Wow that one's okay. That's the reprint one. I thought that was the big one Here's first at again We're these out of his pack because these things are beat now maybe they're more not of his pack because they're not in great shape they're like Mod play and that's usually not what you'd get out of the pack Okay, those two Now we gotta get these Open Yeah, by the way, you're sorry about the uh Well, you a lot of you guys said you like the long video Some of you guys said you didn't prefer the long video So i'm trying not to take too long, but i'm just trying to show everything So if you do then you know sit back relax if you don't you know It's okay to not watch the whole thing or just skip through or Watch it in multiple steps. That's fine Okay terra firma and rainbow dart dragon All right, here we have more first edition lob We've got a wing dragon of raws. That's the ultra rare. Okay From gbi We've got meserta bill first edition and one of these little screw downs. So we'll have to Open that thing up We've got another top loader We've got some sleeves it looks like Oh, wow First ed light of destruction ultimate rare lights for and so that's pretty cool Monster reborn that looks like it is a reprint And it's the only one in there We got a rolling that's from tune chaos More lob reprints. See i'm telling you he's the reprint king. Oh, there's an immortal phoenix gear freed chaos datalus Oh, he got some of the bad ones. Oh, and there's chaos creator. So there's some good stuff in there And here we go. Let's go oops Let's go into the psa cards. No, no, let's go into the binder. I forgot about the binder This one's small so i should be able to hold it up. I'll show you guys Here we go. Let's see if we can Do it like this All right, we're gonna flip through here We've got sangha tribute to the doom. That's an original see it says magic card and the texture's just a little different Um, we got a srl tune summons go See upstart goblin. We got a trap hole that is an original There's some a lot of original unlimited. You got axe of despair's gristle charity scapegoat Book of life first edition mirage of nightmare first edition I'm on a dragon horn of heaven the great horn of heaven makes an appearance Okay snatch steel We've got lob reprints. We got a relinquish from srl a lot of reprint stuff But here we go. There's another reprint reigecky. We've got a first ed secret rare gemini elf injection fairy lily up there. Is that from retro pack? Yeah I gotta look down. I gotta look around all this stuff. Then we got all of his invaders of darkness a couple first editions a reprint Right cinchy. We got more Invaders of darkness. You'll see more where that came from. There's a breaker from that magician's force thousand dragon Look at that faded first. Oh my goodness. That is a sweet card Faded first edition lob. That is really nice. Then another thousand dragon And then it looks like we've got a couple first edition pharaoh servants and some unlimited. So there's the binder Really some really good stuff in there. So if you're interested make sure you guys hit me up on instagram or twitter And let's get into the final part of his collection that he's selling And yeah, we have psa slabs first edition ancient ear your ancient ancient ear golem ancient ear golem ultra rare psa nine Red eyes black dragon near mint from lob. This is a pretty sweet card. This is an original as well. Not a reprint That's near mint psa seven Invader of darkness jim mint 10. This is unlimited. This is a reprint Wait, check that thing out. Okay All right Wow the faded relinquish that is pretty cool first edition from starter deck pegasus So that's pretty cool to see First edition invader of darkness psa eight there's that dark crisis first edition judgment of anubis that got a seven so near mint Oh a first edition war tortle from base set. I got a ps a eight Near mint seven on the bulb of sore. That's also a first edition base set. Those are like 700 bucks and 10 I think oh a four on the ivy sore. Okay ivy sore first edition got a four Judgment of anubis with a nine. That's pretty close to being really nice Period order nine. Okay. That's a pretty nice card psv first And then a first ed. Miseritaville ps a nine two more cards Oh, wow arch lord zirato ps a 10. This is the cover card from ancient sanctuary. So that's actually like Pretty expensive last time I checked and then the last card A ps a nine vampire lord first edition from dark crisis That's a pretty good card. That is pretty awesome the secret rare the better secret rare the other one's judgment of anubis Which he also had so pretty cool to see those Okay, now let's get into our opening. Let me know guys if you guys are interested in any of those cards I'll be selling all of them. So I'm gonna I guess what does make what does do our best to get through here? So let's go with dark crisis first And let's see if we can pull anything out of these either the free cards or the Or the pack by the way, I know I a lot of you guys have already heard this story But it's so incredible. I have to tell it every time But you know these back cards usually are a complete junk, of course once In 2018 I was opening these up for youtube and I pulled a ghost rare Galaxy eyes photon dragon. So that was insane. It was so awesome Now let's see if we can pull something good out of here Yeah, out of the free packs not out of it like not not a pack at all just out of the free cards So that was awesome. Here we go. Drag down in the grave artreans roar and a guardian grar Ultra rare and a grand marju guards that look at that pack That's a good pack. We got an ultra rare Let's see Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Where is the sleeves? Oh, I covered them Okay, here we go sleeve it up Ultra rare. There we go. Awesome Now we're going into spell ruler. Can we pull an epic? What do we want? I guess we're linguished That would be pretty sweet blue eyes tuned well blue eyes tuned from spell rulers like 75 dollars for some reason It is crazy Okay, so there's our card. See like we just got rares on that one. See one time. I got a ghost rare Somebody probably thought now this card's not any good. It's all white. You can't even see it All right Spell ruler. Let's see what we can get stone ogre grotto snake fang Mystic plasma zone Horn of light and a cyber jar. That's a nice cyber jar card though So nothing in that one. Well, besides a cyber jar. I can't complain about that Final pack of the video. Thanks again for sending me these free packs for the video Try horn genzo make sure you guys check them out on instagram and let me make sure you guys check me out on instagram and twitter to buy the cards Neo galaxy as cypher dragon. That's pretty cool. I thought it was the secret rare at first Um, or maybe that's just regular galaxy as cypher dragon. I can't remember. All right Legend of blue eyes speaking of legend of blue eyes. Don't forget about the first edition packs. We're opening at 20 000 So make sure you subscribe. Okay Final pack here we go so again armoured starfish beaver warrior Silver fang and a grave digger ghoul. Okay, so we did get something we got an ultra rare out of three packs That's pretty good. That was awesome. I hope you guys enjoyed the video Let me know in the comments what you think what cards you liked or interested in and I'll see you guys later Thanks for watching peace Dark bright


So, Odette Hamilton is one of the two Jamaican referees who have been selected by FIFA to officiate at this summer's Olympic Games. Hamilton is slated to serve as one of six support referees at the Games. We're joined in studio by the lady herself, Odette. Welcome to the Sportsmax. And I'm so happy that you could actually make it to the studio. Alright, so I'll start my aspect of the interview because I was so excited to talk to you about just, you know, what this opportunity means for you. I know you've, of course, refereed at many big, big matches before, and that's very impressive. But heading to the Olympic Games, what does that mean for you? You know, this opportunity is one in a million, you know, because with the World Cup just concluded and I wasn't there, so I see this as a next stepping stone towards the World Cup. So it's a big opportunity for me and I am going there to do my best to make my country proud, my family proud, and just accept whatever they have offered for me. Yeah, a Jamaican officiating at, of course, a big, big stage like the Olympics. And just so you know, the Olympics will be live on your home of champions. We have the Olympics, so you know, your family, your friends, everybody can tune in.  Like, did you always know that you wanted to, like, how, what's your story? No, you know, I never decided that I wanted to become a referee. Um, in high school, I was very active. You know, I play netball, I play football, I participate in cricket. So I was overall an athlete in sport. Okay, right. So I was playing football and then I was getting a lot of injuries because I was kind of rough sometimes. So I was like, how can I give back to the sport? You know, and I normally just observe the referees on the field of play. And I started to ask questions about it. And they started to say, you know, it's a good thing to transition because this make you get less injured, allow you to travel the world to explore and meet new people and the culture. So I was like, you know, this seems like something that I really wanted to do. So that is how I just started to ask questions, get information, and then here I am now.  I don't see anybody bringing me on as a referee. So was it like a tough journey to get in? Yes, it is a very tough journey, especially for training. You know, you have to train in the rain, you have to train in the sun, you have to do much in the rain, you have to do much in the sun. So it's a mental thing. You have to be strong. You know, sometimes you have to be self-motivated also because you don't have the crowd or the company to train with you to give you that motivation. So you have to be strong mentally to know that, hey, I have to train by myself because I know my goals and where I want to reach and what I want to achieve. So it's mostly self-motivation. You've officiated at Men's Game. You said about being strong just now. I had parchment on this show last week we had Imlan's and one of the questions I asked him is the fact that the referee is sometimes forgotten to be the person that of course makes the game a better place. Most times people see the refs as the enemies of the game. How do you deal with that?  After so many years in football, I earn my respect by doing what is correct on the field of play. So when I just started out, I was like a book referee. Like anything the books say, that is what I am going to do. So that is how I earn my respect. Know that I'm senior doing so many games in the Premier League and so forth. I know how to take the book and kind of tweak it sometimes just to have the game under control. So that is how I earn my respect coming up. If it's yellow or yellow, if it's red red, but no, you have the understanding of oh and the football understanding of what it is or what it is like.  The next one, then it's good. So those are the things that I used to be the person that I am today to be strong in the men's game. Can you take us a little bit more specifically through the growth that you've gone through? Because we know how men are. A man is playing a football match and not accustomed to having a woman being the referee. So in the initial stages when you were a referee, I suspect that it was more difficult for you at the start than it is now when, as you just say, you have earned your respect. Can you talk to us about those early years when you had to earn the respect? Because initially it wouldn't come because unfortunately the gender bias would suggest that a male footballer feels that you shouldn't be refereeing a game with them. So I started out because I grew up like a little town boy. So I was always in the men's company. So I know how the men would react or how they would treat women on a level. So that is how I started out. And back in training, you know, I trained with the men because they were less females at that time.  It's going to be tough. But don't listen to what they have to say. Just go out and do what you need to do.  So I'm very strong in that mentality going forward. Yeah, I've said on this show many times that I couldn't be a referee because the abuse that you referees go through, I know personally I couldn't take it because I would think that I don't deserve this. So it is not something I would do. How do you cope with it? Because the abuse is sometimes horrific. Well, for my motivation, I use the crowd as my motivation. So anything they want to say from the stand about derogative things about me and as a female and what I don't do or what I never seen, books are here about. You know, I use that as a motivation to push myself because football is not just in Jamaica for me. It's overseas.  So having the crowd, it's good for me, you know, to get the feedback from them rather than having a crowd that just sits there. It allows you to have no hope in mind for the outside world. So I use that as my motivation to stay strong and be the best that I can be. Can I take you back to the 2019 Premier League final in Jamaica where Portmore played Waterhouse. It was a high-tempered game. There was a break in the play because missiles were thrown on the field. You issued red cards to Damian Williams and Rafiq Thomas who broke out into a fight there. That was a tough match for you, obviously. And it was the final and there was a lot of tension going into the game because the year before that, the two same teams had played in the final and Portmore had won on penalties. So you go into that a match like that, knowing the intensity and that there would be a lot of energy, probably negative, coming from the players. Do you approach a game like that differently from a normal game? Yes, you have to. You have to study the teams, know their background, know what they entails because, as I stated before, they went to the finals before. So we knew all of that going into the game that we had. We know how to stay strong as a female in the middle of a men's final. You know, normally they would say we don't want a female because you're not ready and, you know, whatever they want to say. So in that particular game, I had mentors having Zoom meetings, having a speak, going through whatever we need to do to control the game to ensure that it ends without anybody has nothing to say. That was histromaking, wasn't it? I think there was a first, primarily final that we had seen of. Appreciated by a female. Yes. Appreciated by a female. And you said you had mentors and so on preparing for the game. Can you talk a little bit more about what that was like? So basically, like the team of officials, we were in a room seated. We watched video clips from the last game, or games that they have played throughout the season. We would so know what to expect from certain players, like problematic players, who to talk to when you have a problem in the game, who you can relate to, you know, one-on-one, or who do I trust while coming up throughout the league, you know? So that is the things that we go through when they say the law can be bent to support whatever decision you have to make. So if you need to bend the law to control the game, and once it can be supported, then we will work with that. So that is how we sit down and analyze the teams and know what we were going into. I want to ask you about the stage that has been set for women officiating in men's game, because Stephanie, for part, the French referee created history by becoming the first female to referee a men's World Cup game. But she went through the ranks, she refereed club games in France, was the first female to referee a Champions League game. How much would you look at her as inspiration? Because you use the term yourself, but she has earned her respect as well. I look up to her, you know, women always want to do what the men do. So we always try to be the best that we can be to make a competition. Women always want to do what the men do. I mean, I sit on the show, right? Every day. So you know, we always try to be the best, or to be in the category that the men are, so we can better ourselves in whatever we are doing. Right? So I always compete with Daniel and Oshane and Okito. They are my top men, because they are officiating in the World Cup in top levels. So I always try to compete with them in training, you know, like to get referee of the year, I always try to compete in that category also as a female. So I take all my games seriously to know that, hey, this game, I must score this, I must score this to stay consistent so I can be the referee of the year. So that is my motivation in Jamaica with the men.   I must say that from the first times that I saw you referee in games in Premier League football, I thought your authority was solid and your confidence level, because I think that is very important as well. You're doing a job like that, you have to be confident, because if you aren't confident, the players will feed off your lack of confidence and then try to be abusive and so on. But comment for me on something you said earlier on about training and so on, because I don't think the average football fan recognizes how much, how important it is for the referees to be at a certain fitness level, especially to be a FIFA referee. You have to attain a certain fitness level to retain your FIFA badge.  How hard is training and how difficult or how regular do you have to train to keep yourself at this fitness level? All right, training is like six days a week. Wow. You get only one rest day, or it depends on your schedule. So we know that Premier League players on Sunday or Saturday, then we train right throughout the week and have a match prep day before. Wow. So it's like we get no rest. It's like an athlete. Yeah, no rest. Yes. No rest. Until the season end, then that is when you can say, who I have a rest. But when the season end, then it's time for international travel. So basically your work right throughout the year without rest. So you have to be taking your vitamins.  Yeah, what does training involve though? Because, okay, I can guess what a footballer does. We know what cricketers do. What do referees do? You know, referees do a lot. So we have a day like this day is for low intensity. Then the next day we have medium intensity. Then the next day we have high intensity. Then we go back to some strength and coordination. Then the next day match prep. And then we have a game. And the cycle continues. So each and every day we have to work on something different to maintain our physical fitness. What about mental fitness? Because Lance asked about the abuse and everything. Are there like days where you sit with somebody, a psychologist, to talk about it? Yes, or at our friend Cardella Samwells ensured that we have meeting with a psychologist. So we can remain focused and keep motivated going forward. So sometime we have a one-on-one session. With the psychologist. Or we have it in a group just to see what everybody has and where our mindsets are. So that keep us or keep me going forward. Because sometime it's really stressing, it's really tiring. And we wake up and I was like, well, I can't train this morning. But when I think about the outside world, and then you have to fitness test to do, you have to be like, hey, you got to go get up and do it. So it's like a job. It's like a job. So nine to five, you got to get up, you got to do it. So no time to rest.  But in college at the GC Foster College, you actually played volleyball. I didn't hear you mention volleyball. So it seems as if you took up volleyball later in life. Yes, because at my high school, they didn't offer it. So when I went to college and I started to do my degree and I went to the classes, I was like, hey, you know, this is an export, I want to try. And that is how I get involved in playing for the college. What was your degree in? I'm doing physical education. So I already started the process, but I stopped to continue with refereeing and then no, I am trying to finish it up. Okay, okay.  Yes, I love it. And how good are you at volleyball? Very good. Very good. Yes. So maybe we could have seen you playing volleyball at the Paris Olympics if Jamaica had qualified. No, I don't. Instead of being a football referee. I try to remain on the referee side. So I kind of do volleyball like my side training, you know, because it's something that I love. So I try to stay focused on refereeing because growing up, I always have options because I love cricket and I get the opportunity, right, to go to training one day with Stephanie Taylor.  So I was in the middle of cricket or refereeing, you know. So because I already play football and I love football, I just say, you know what, stick to football because you already know some of the rules and the laws of the game. So that is how I kind of transition. But what are your thoughts about Stephanie Taylor and her cricketing ability? I love her so much. Me too. She's very good. I love her so much. She's great. Former West Indies captain, still playing and led Jamaica to the double in the women's 50 over and T20 tournament. Tournament recently. What has been your most difficult experience to date as a referee? Because I know there are difficult days. Difficult days is like, what must I say, you know, God, there are so many, sometimes, you know. You can't rank them. No. Yeah, I understand. Suffice it to say there have been some really tough days. Yeah, there are really some tough days.  Mentally strong. Well, we wish you the best of luck and we know that the Paris Olympics experience will be great for you. You're going there as a support referee. So at the moment, you're on a panel that you won't have a whistle, but you'll be like a fourth official. But if anything happens, you could be with a whistle. So congratulations on that appointment. Thank you so much. All the best to you and Danny and parchment representing Jamaica and the Caribbean at the Paris Olympics as officiating referees. Thank you so much. Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by. And we're looking forward to having you in studio again. Maybe when we're talking about Va, that is a discussion. It's a rough one. No, it's fine. It's fine. All right. I love Barbot. I'd rather stay on the field of play. Yeah. All right, Odette. Well, thank you so much. And of course, viewers, we're going to, yeah, we're going to take a quick break and come back. We really have a lot of football to talk today because Champions League was lighting up the home of champions.


Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Nothing drives us more than standing in solidarity with the people's movements. Our teams are on the ground covering these movements extensively and hoping to bring out a change. In this segment, we bring you a round-up of various such protests and movements that have taken place across the country over the past few weeks. Currently, India is witnessing a surge in student protests against unfair hostile norms and gender discrimination. The new wave of agitation is bringing with it a message that is loud and clear that the students need to be treated as responsible adults and their freedom and expression cannot be restricted in the name of safety. On October 29th, women hostiliers in Punjab University began protesting against hostile curfew timings for girls. They were led by the Students for Society, SFS, All India Students Association, ISA and the Punjab Students Union, Lalkar. Their main demand is that the girls' hostile gates should remain open round the clock. On 16th November, hundreds of sanitation workers employed in various urban local bodies, public sector undertakings and private companies from various states held the National Convention on Sanitation Workers. It was under the banner of All India Municipal Workers' Federation and All India's Central Council of Trade Unions near Parliament in New Delhi. Municipal workers across the country for past several decades have been fighting for payment of better wages, regularisation of their services and dignity of work. To no avail, they took to the streets yet again. No one is able to provide us with proper care. Until we are able to provide them with proper care, they are sent to Ganga Jamuna. They are found by the police. If they are found, they are fine. If they are not, they are left crying. After 40 days of ongoing agitation in Ghaziabad, more than 500 employees of the Central Electronics Limited, or CEL, have brought their agitation to the streets of Delhi. The central government is currently inviting applications from bidders to sell off 100% of its stake in the company, which will lead to a complete overhaul of the management. The attempts of privatisation are likely to put on the line lives of over 1,000 workers of the company along with their families. The attempts to privatise the profit-making public sector undertaking is also significant in the light of the upcoming Defence Corridor in Uttar Pradesh, where the centre is encouraging corporates to invest by giving subsidies on land, electricity, etc. Determined to ensure that CEL is not sold off, the employees are planning to intensify their agitation and perhaps will take legal recourse as all attempts at political negotiations have failed. Together with the government, the government is at a disadvantage. The government has found a profitable company which makes the product of Defence, which makes the products of Defence so shifted that it makes only two companies in the entire world. So they are also looking down on it. That's all for this week. To follow detailed reports on these protestant movements, please visit our website and our Facebook page. Thank you.


Hi, I'm Keith Ghostland, and this is All Things LGBTQ. We are taping on Tuesday, March 9th. We tape at Orca Media, which is in Montpelier, Vermont, which we acknowledge is being unceded Indigenous land. And now Anne is going to take us to far and distant places. I am. I've organized it by continent again. So I have news from Australia, which is that thousands attend the LGBTQ Mardi Gras in Sydney. And I'd like to show you a picture of the revelers. In Africa, I have a whole series of African stories, and I'd like to explore them in greater detail later. The first story involves hundreds of Tunisians protesting to demand the release of a jailed LGBTQ rights activist. And I've been reading up on Tunisia. They are heralded as a victory or a positive outcome of the Arab Spring because they emerged with the democracy. But social issues are really problematic there, particularly LGBTQ rights. So I'll talk a little more about that. And my next African story involves safe space in Kenya, which is not occurring in the Kukuyo refugee camp. In fact, it's called Block 13, and all the LGBTQ refugees are together. And they're really courageous. They've had pride marches there. But anyway, some of their beds were burned while they were sleeping. So they're asking to be moved, but they want to be moved as a block for safety. So I have a lot to talk about with Ghana, and I'd like to save that from my segment. But just to give you the headline, the LGBTQ plus communities are under assault and harassment. I told you about the office that they opened that was closed immediately. There's more to that. And I will talk about it in detail. More from Africa. There's been a spate of attacks and arrests in Cameroon. And I have some chapter and verse about how terrible things are there. Cast her some menus from South Africa. So I put her story in. It's a story of struggle, but not as bad or intense as the other stories in the other parts of Africa. So she's appealing to the European Court of Human Rights off over the discriminatory testosterone limit. She's a biological female with too much testosterone, and the World Athletic Association wants to subject her to examinations, and medication, and so she's- They want to give her estrogen, I think, right? Europe. Good news from Europe. A Polish court. Poland. Yes, and I have a picture. Actually I have a couple pictures I've overlooked, but we'll do- I neglected to show you a picture of Caster Semenya. So there she is. She's 30. In Europe, a Polish court acquits the activists who put the rainbow on our Lady of Chester Kova. Oh, good. And let me share. I couldn't resist showing you another picture of the Lady of Chester Kova with the rainbow.  It's not a violation of religious rights, and of course the conservative group that opposes this was all full of conversation about our Lady of Chester Kova. Is that the Black Saint or something? Black Madonna. Black Madonna. Yes. Another news of interest is that the U.K. is planning to open its first LGBTQ retirement community in London. It looks beautiful. In Vokeshall. And I have the, you know, details about how much they charge and how it all came about. More European news, I'm going to show you a clip of the summer of 85, a film from France that's, I read a mixed review, but he said it's full of eye candy for the men in the, or for those who are interested in male eye candy. So anyway, I'll tell you more about that. Well, apparently I will be the judge of that. They are very nice looking, these actors, I have to say. But let's go to Asia now quickly. I have good news from Malaysia where a landmark challenge against the Muslim Gay Six ban has succeeded. And you know, this is a great breakthrough, but it's not fabulous news because the court said, look, homosexuality is already criminalized in the civil code. You don't need to exert. You don't need to apply Islamic law. We've already got it covered. So, but, that's a- You mean you're not going to cover the Pope going to, where did he go? Iraq. Iraq. No, why would I? I don't know. But I have a picture now before you of South Korea's first transgender soldier, Bin Hwe-Soo, who was unaccountably found dead. That's a very sad story, but they don't know what happened to her. She was 23. She was a staff sergeant before being discharged after she had the operation in Thailand. There's no immediate cause of death that they could figure out, and it's strange because she expressed hope of continuing to serve in the military's female corps. And she'd been pursuing a lawsuit, contesting her dismissal with a hearing expected in April. So I don't know what happened, but she was found dead, and there's her picture. So let's move on to Linda with some headlines. Well, let's move to a lesbian photo book that made a difference. I'll talk more about that. This light up Mormon University's icon Y with rainbow colors, we'll talk about that.  Strut in Orange County, California will dedicate the artwork for frontline workers.  So here is a picture of the mural with Dolly Parton on it. It's very pretty. May I interrupt? Remember, we stayed at the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas, and there was a big, life-sized Dolly Parton picture next to the elevator. So it's been done, but I'm sure this is better. Well, that was a picture, though. This is a mural. And I have a picture of me standing, I think, with her in Las Vegas, the picture that is. And Governor Andrew Cuomo is removed from an LGBTQ gala after allegations that he acted improperly with at least three women. So it's up to five. And then... Keith says it's up to five now. Is it up to five now? Yes. Wow. We're just adding to your headlines. I know, huh? The nation's biggest evangelical child welfare group, OK, it's LGBTQ parents. So we'll talk a little bit more about that. A new anti-LGBT coalition calls Equality Act a threat to children, a gay DC newscaster suspended over a fat-shaming vaccine tweet, Blake McCoy tweeted. He was annoyed that obese people were getting access to vaccines before others. He was fired? No, he was suspended. And that's different than being fired, I guess, because they may take him back. Rand Paul greets Biden's nominee, Rachel Levine, with the anti-trans outbursts. Enough of Gen Z believes that gender binary is outdated. So that's good news for the future. Gays for Trump activist Scott Prezler is given an award after a man who hated gay people. He was given the Ronald Reagan Freedom Award at a CPAC meeting last week. I love this story. NASA Names Perseverance Landing Site on Mars After Black, Lesbian, Seattle Base, Sci-Fi Rite, Octavia Butler. The Red Planet Landing is called the Octavia E. Butler Landing. So that was really good.  I saw that. All right. And then we have Pence will address anti-LGBG group in his first speech since leaving office. He has a long history of associating with the religious right. And then again, I'm trying to stay on a trend here. Evangelical Franklin Graham accuses Pete Buttigieg of flaunting his sexuality. White House warns that their anti-trans bills are illegal. And then I have this fun story. Well, it's not really fun, but anyway, it's about first comes the U-Haul about the disappointing amount of divorces that happen among lesbian women. Bisexual women with straight male partners are less likely to be out, a recent study finds.  Two surprises were Orlando and Miami. San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle topped the list. Austin was fifth and Boston was seventh. And Arizona-based bread and roses is the first crisis center in Pima County, Arizona, and they have a homeless shelter for LGBTQ youth. And then there is a book that I was going to talk a little bit about that's called The Last Call by Ellen Green. And we have a few more stories. Pose is having its last season.  I know. And then we'll, we have a few more if we have time. So let's stop there and move on to Keith. With Pose, their comment was, we've run the storyline that we had envisioned. We've said what we wanted to say, so now is our time to say enough. And you need to respect that. Yeah. I love the sherry though. So March, other than Linda saying that it's the crappiest month, she used different language. March is bisexual awareness month. And a recent Gallup poll said that 5.6% of people who responded identified within the LGBTQ plus spectrum, more than half of them identified as bisexual or multi-amorous. And as you were saying, it's the Gen X, it's our younger generations where it's really becoming more of the identification. So March is also women's history month. And part of the trivia is why March? And associated with that is thus far, she has been the highest ranking LGBTQ plus woman elected to public office in Vermont and they both got it. So looking around Vermont, Queer Connect, which is in Bennington and Rutland now, Lisa Carton, who was one of the founders and executive directors, is stepping away. And for Bennington, Jess Bouchard, who was the person who was running the Lesbian Story Hour, is stepping into being executive director. And Carly Haven, who might have been a guest on one of our interview shows, is going to step in as a co-executive director in Rutland. Interesting setup. The Pride Center of Vermont, Safe Space, as of yesterday, Kim Jordan is their new program director and she comes out of the racial justice movement in Burlington. And we are the first to announce this. So Montpelier, the Social and Economic Justice Advisory Council, there's a mouthful, and the city of Montpayer has entered into a contract with Creative Discourse to go out and assess the experiences of underrepresented residents. And they are doing, particularly for the BIPOC and the LGBTQ plus communities, affinity spaces, which means only members of those communities know allies coming in to talk about, so what is the response of the city of Montpayer to his LGBTQ plus citizens. And one of the things that a small group of people had suggested was, remember back in the late 80s, early 90s when we used to put ally cards in businesses windows, we could start doing that again because somebody noticed that the Barbershop on Miles Court has a trans-inclusive poster in their window. HRC did their corporate index and they list what is the best place for LGBTQ people to work in every state. And there was one Vermont entry that got a perfect rating, and it might have been Ben and Jerry's home maids. And we thank them for it. The Vermont Human Rights Commission is putting out a plea to our communities that on their website, and if you go to Vermont.gov and then look for the Human Rights Commission, they would like people to report on public accommodations that are not in compliance with the gender neutral bathroom law. I mean, they had started this campaign prior to COVID and then it got derailed because everyone was isolating at home. Well they want to bring it back again. Do we know of places where no, that should be a gender neutral and you've made it gender specific. And as a part of that project, one of the suggestions was that they might create the same kind of resource list that the cell phone app, Where2P, where they list, here are the public accommodations that already have and respect gender neutral bathrooms. So this includes restaurants? Yes. If a restaurant has a single use bathroom, according to the Vermont statute, it needs to be gender neutral. It cannot say men, women. And as was pointed out, just because a bathroom has a urinal in it doesn't mean it's multi-use. If you can walk in and lock the door behind you, that's single use and it's gender neutral. Just because there's accoutrements doesn't mean you need to use them. Well that's good to know. I thought you would find it comforting. Yeah, there you go. And looking quickly around New York, in Connecticut, they have put together what's called the We Care Coalition and they're looking at doing the same kind of reform to their parentage statutes that we did here in Vermont and they are using the model language that thus far we have used in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and successfully in Vermont. So New England is expanding and we're sharing those resources. Connecticut also has a bill that they've introduced that is looking at extending the state veterans benefits to LGBTQ plus veterans who might have received less than an honorable discharge because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. We may want to look at that here. What was of note was there was a reference to a bill that Representative Takano, who is the chair of the Veterans Affairs Committee, has introduced to put a commission in place to look at how LGBTQ plus veterans current and past and if they're receiving equitable benefits and what's interesting about Representative Takano is he was the first out Asian elected to Congress. True colors, which was the youth organization, one of the youth organizations in Connecticut, has closed their doors because financially they couldn't withstand the COVID impact. And Maine, and we're going to want to watch this and you've kind of referenced associated LD 926 is the identification of the bill. This would put a ban on trans youth competing in sports and specifically they're looking at trans girls and requiring invasive medical exams as you were. What Maine, and what Maine has already said their attorney general is this law is in clear violation of our non-discrimination statutes. It's also not in compliance with the NCAA policies about competitive, but and this was the little sidebar. This is almost identical language to what has been introduced into 20 other states. This is how the conservative right is again trying to create a split within our our communities. So we're fighting amongst ourselves versus looking at what they're presenting. You're going to take us back to South Africa where we're going to. I thought I'd start with Australia and give a couple of updates, well one update and a little more detail about my Mardi Gras story, but the update is remember I think it was last time or the time before I reported on Facebook withdrawing from Australia and the standoff there the day after I reported on that Facebook caved they were getting such bad press and they were losing business, but there's a new law in Australia that is you know they've been negotiating and they're trying to regulate some of this, but Facebook users are free to use their Australian outlets again. And Facebook will learn not to mess with your reporting. That's right. And Australia I find very interesting because of this thousands of people marching in Sydney. There were 36,000 people in a stadium event for the Mardi Gras and 5,000 people took part in the parade and there were gatherings of up to 50 people in private parties and while these gatherings are unthinkable in much of the world right now the state of New South Wales has gone for 48 days without a coronavirus transmission and Australia has only recorded 29,000 cases and 900 deaths throughout the whole pandemic. That's impressive. It really is. It's very interesting. I don't know how they did it, but now it's time to go to Ghana where as I said an office was opened. It was raided by armed police. The group announced the police action with a video posted to their social media and then decided to indefinitely close. The Ghana does criminalize same-sex relations but what happened, the story behind the story is that the landlord got angry and didn't realize he said that this was going to be an LGBTQ office so his name is Asenso Guillambi and he owned the house, called the police, said he was unaware and unhappy that the group had rented his property so he reported it to the security agencies and insisted that they take action. I will not tolerate such activities on my property. Of course they were happy to do it. Same-sex sexual relations and marriage equality remain illegal in Ghana. Penile penetration of anything other than a vagina is outlawed under the country's 1960 criminal code. The legal and cultural atmosphere has pushed a lot of people into the closet, but the situation of lesbians is kind of amorphous because they don't speak about it. So cases have been brought accusing women of homosexuality and so forth, but anyway in reaction to the raid 67 celebrities and politicians signed on to a letter pushing back on the treatment. We have watched with, and this includes some famous people, we have, let's see who they are, Naomi Campbell. Anyway, they have said, we watch with profound concern as you have had the question to question the safety of your vital work at the LGBT rights Ghana Center in Accra, she's writing to them, and feared for your personal well-being and security. It's unacceptable to us that you feel unsafe, the letter said. As prominent and powerful advocates for this great country, we are beseeching his Excellency, the President of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Ado Danquah, Akufo Ado, and the political cultural leaders to create a pathway for allyship protection and support. We petition for inclusivity which will make the nation even greater and stronger. So in a similar story, the man who opened, who started this whole movement and opened the office says he fears for his life. But then there's a related story that I'd like to cover in a little detail.  So it was on joy news and the topic was the LGBTQ community in Ghana. He said, this is going to be the very first time that I'm using your medium to say that not only am I an activist for the rights of African sexual minorities, what you would call the LGBTQI community, but I am gay, he revealed. It is the truth that I have accepted and it is the truth that I will live by. This isn't Ghana on national TV. And he explained that he was closeted for a long time because he was afraid for his job. He denied his sexual orientation while repeatedly working as a journalist for a TV show, Station and Aqua. But then he mentioned the personal toll that such a decision took.  I remember the following day she came to say, I have not been able to sleep because of what you told me and I could feel the pain because she thought I was going to put my life in danger for what others are facing particularly a TV person and being suspected of being gay and not openly saying it, he said. I remember telling her that she should forget I said that to her, revealing that he made the request so his mother could have the peace that she needs. He now intends to live his life openly as a gay man. I have lived a life of lies. I have lived a double life and no human being deserves to do that and to have accepted that truth and live the freedom that I live today. I am very content. I'm a very content person today. What a thing, what an outcome. I just fear for his welfare but what a gesture of activism and bravery. Yeah, so I have a lot more but I think I'll pass it on to my friends and see if we have any time left. Okay, well the lesbian photo book that made a difference was by Jeb photographed lesbians from different ages and backgrounds in their early lives working, playing, raising families and trying to remake their worlds. There were testimonies from many of these women reprinted after 40 years. It has additional essays, one being from World Cup player Lori Lindsay. Eye to Eye is work that continues to resonate in the queer community and it will be released on March 23rd. Eye to Eye? Yeah. Jeb's book? Yes. I've ordered that. Yes. Joan E. Byron, a legendary photographer. Yes. She's giving talks all around the country. I've signed up for several. And yes, so that's coming out March 23rd. Yes. All right. And the nation's biggest evangelical child welfare group, okay, is LGBTQ parents. Bethany Christian Services, which once would not place children with LGBTQ parents has a new policy. We're all are welcome. Bethany Christian Services is the largest Protestant provider of adoption and foster care services in the nation. So that's good news. Um, new anti-LGBTQ coalition calls Equality Act a threat to children. The group is called Promise to American Children made up of parents and lawmakers who oppose legislation that harms children and they want to create and support laws that will protect children's health, safety and families. The House has passed the Equality Act and now it's on its way to the Senate. So we'll see how that goes. Not well, I'm afraid. Well, there's a conversation about getting rid of the filibuster so that it would then be able to pass by a simple majority. Yeah, I know it. Stay tuned. Yeah. A Georgia woman speaks out against anti-transbill. Can you tell me where she belongs somewhere, that she belongs somewhere, or do you think she doesn't belong anywhere? Because that's what passing this bill will tell her, said Jennifer Spinnikoff, a former member of Human Rights Foundation's Parents for Transgender Equality. You can see her speech in full on YouTube. Her child is transgender. Yeah. American Horror Story's Bill Echner is doing a new rom-com. The actor will co-write and star in a universal movie called Bros, which is about gay men.  So you can keep an eye out for that. And the Last Call by Ellen Green is a true story of men who frequented Manhattan's piano bars, and so did the killer who found them. The townhouse is where two of the killer's victims were found. Last Call is the story of love, lust, and murder in Quarry, New York City. In 1991, a maintenance man found a dismembered body in PA. A year later, another body was found. Both victims were white-collar professional men. Two more men would be added to the body count. But in this book, instead of focusing on the killer, he humanizes the victims. This is nonfiction? This is nonfiction. Yes, it's true. 1991. First comes the U-Haul. Then comes court. The shocking high lesbian divorce rate. The state of queer women's marriage is in crisis. Same-sex females are divorcing at double the rate of marriages between other sex combinations. According to Dr. Green PhD, a couple's therapist wrote, a guide to creating healthy relationships identified the fast-track marriages as the primary cause of divorces. And in other countries, they have also found the same data. But there was one in the Netherlands. 30 percent of female couples divorced compared to 18 percent of straight couples and 15 percent for gay men. I have forgotten my clip. So if one of you could save me three minutes. Okay, let's see. Okay, we have that. Trans and non-binary siblings were shot to death by their mother. Jeffrey Bryant and Jasmine Candy were killed in Pennsylvania. Jeffrey was a 16-year old trans boy and his non-binary sibling Jasmine was 22. Krishika Bright, their mother was arrested at the scene and she called the police to tell them that she had killed them. Pioneering lesbian and feminist dies at 94. She was an activist in the 70s and led a group of women to the Statue of Liberty where they hung a banner that read Women of the World Unite. She continued her activism throughout her life. Who was she? Oh, I forgot. Can you give her a name? We'll get back to you. We'll get back to you about that. I had her name here and I don't know what happened. Oh boy. Okay. I know. What was her name? I know. I think that's it for me. Okay, Keith, let's have it. All right. We'll find your name. I'm sorry. I had it here and I don't know. And respecting Ann's request. I have a segment that I will be reporting back out but I'll do it on our next show. We finally completed those town hall forums. Yes. And we had the statewide caucus and I might be in the beginning stages of going through and identifying the list of needs that came out of the forums and then the list of priorities that was created at the statewide caucus based upon the needs identified in the forum. And this will come up as a comprehensive report because our intent from within the alliance and all of the collaborative organizations is to use this in our advocacy with the legislature, with state government, with our allies, and then looking at how do we develop our own programs within the LGBTQ plus communities. I mean, and thinking in terms of like health justice, one of the predominant themes was why is there not some cultural competency training for all levels of health care professionals from an LNA up to your primary provider that includes not only sexual orientation, gender identity, but truly cultural competency for for monsters who may have originally started on the refugee status or people from within the bike park community. So stay tuned. So and so you'll have a summary of that. Yes, I will. All right. Just for you. All right. So looking at our legislature, H 128, the bill that was sponsored by Taylor Small that would put in place a ban on the use of gay or transpanic defenses and Vermont criminal law, it got voted out of committee by unanimous vote. Yes. And watching the committee hearing. Yeah. The day they voted it out and their substantive debate. I was taken by surprise when a conservative Republican representative went out of his way to thank Taylor for Taylor's testimony and for introducing the bill. Wonderful. Not really. So and deservedly so. Well, exactly. And the house will start debating this bill tomorrow on Wednesday, March 10th, looking at, you know, the substantive merits, whatever, Celine Colburn is going to be the person reporting it off. So we will be definitely following that. Joint resolution to this is what was introduced by John Colacchi. And it's whereas in 1925, University of Vermont zoology professor Henry F Perkins established the discredited eugenics survey of Vermont to measure evidence of alleged delinquency, dependency, and mental defectiveness. And this survey targeted members of the Ibeniki bands, Vermonters of mixed racial or French Canadian heritage, the poor and persons with disabilities. It is a formal apology from the state of Vermont, but was also associated with it and what I had reported on before. French Canadians, French Canadian. Yeah. Moving on. What's associated with this is the creation of a truth and reconciliation task force that would look at basically, you know, the systemic racism inherent in this. And okay, this is what happened then. What is it that we need to do now? And how are we continuing within the Vermont infrastructure, Vermont communities to perpetuate this same thing? Well, we go back to families or anything, do you know? I know that there will be a formal apology issued to those recognized Ibeniki people. And Chief Don Stevens has already been commenting on it saying, okay, this is the first step. You first need to acknowledge that you created a wound before the wound can heal. So exactly how far they will go with this may be the outcome of the truth and reconciliation task force. There's also a bill that's before house health care and it will be debated by the full house imminently. H210 and this is equity in health care. Looking at the systemic racism, you know, that is embedded in our health care system. And what was interesting is Representative Patterson from Rutland County. He was the one who went after the Mills River School for putting up the Black Lives Matter flag and really harassed the Moore family so that they felt they needed to leave the country. It will leave the county. When people came in to testify about racism within our health care system and in the equity, his responses, well, it's not embedded in the system. Those are just individuals. Really? So what about our health care system allows that individual to continue to practice like that? There is also going to be a house debate on H196 which is the racial equity bill where by first by executive order and then by legislative statute, they created the office of racial equity, hires Susanna Davis, but then didn't give her a budget or personnel to do the work. So this is going in saying let's try and make this work. And for people here in Montpelier, H177 and this will be voted on by the House this week. This is Montpelier's charter change allowing non-citizen voters. But we're going to want to watch this closely because it passed the House in the last session, but when it got to the Senate and government ops and Senator Jeanette White, who is the chair of government ops, she really didn't get it and she let the bill die in committee. But one of the advantages is that if it gets voted over before crossover, which is in a couple of weeks, we still have another year of need be to make this happen. And then the final thing in the Senate is they're going to be debating S16 which is the use of discipline in schools and particularly looking at how schools disproportionately suspend students race, ethnicity, disability status. If you're a non-caucasian student who is on a IEP, a special education program, or you're the free lunch, you have a significantly higher rate of expulsion than the rest of the students. Okay, but what is still missing from this bill? And however, it does make reference and they've almost totally rewritten this bill so that there is now this 20 member task force that will be looking at the data and making recommendations by next November. But what they reference in there is using the data from the behavioral risk survey to help them really come up with the landscape of what is being done and how and to whom because the agency of education admits they don't have the data, they're not collecting it, they're not reporting it, but if they include the behavioral risk survey, LGBTQ youth are indeed in there. Sure. And you've got some time. Before you do that, let me apologize to the office. To the audience. To the viewers. To the viewers. The name of the activist was Ivy Botini. So, thank you. I knew to my head, but I couldn't get it out. Well, I could see the image of the statue with the banner. I mean, it was yeah. Well, let's go to the summer of 85 if we could. I'll give you a little summary, show you the clip, and then we can maybe go back to Keith to check. I want to hear about Britain. I mentioned that in the yeah, but you were going to say how much it was. Yeah. All right, show the clip first. We'll go back to that next time too. Okay. Well, we have time. Let me finish with my clip. We have please. Alexis is a working class teenager who has to decide whether or not to join the workforce or to continue his studies in literature. While out sailing, he caps during a storm, means capsizing, I suppose, and is saved by an 18 year old stranger named David. David takes Alexis to his home where they meet David's forceful, charismatic mother. David takes the helm of this new friendship and budding romance and is soon showering Alexis with attention and gifts. He even gives Alexis a summer job at his mother's nautical store. Which he took over after his father's recent death. Their summer fling gives way to a dangerous obsession and David's fixation on Alexis turns to cruelty as he reveals a sinister side to his personality. It's a little, you know, I read the mixed review. Take a look at the clip. It's on Amazon Prime. Alex, we could maybe take Kate for a walk. Oh, that's all right. It's interesting. It seems like women are the villains, but I could be wrong. I haven't seen it. Okay. Okay, so we're going to hear back from Keith now. Trivia. Trivia. Okay. I just want to say about the forum, the forum, that I talked with someone who went to them and she said it was wonderful just seeing LGBT people from around the state, that it was a real treat. For anyone who participated in any of the forums, the statewide caucus, or even if you register but you didn't attend, there are evaluations that are going to go out asking for specifically that kind of feedback because I'd heard the same thing that people were very appreciative that it was created as created by the LGBTQ plus communities for the LGBTQ plus communities and everyone in their groups kept commenting about you don't know what it's like living in a rural area and here I am in a room with 15 other queers. Right. I mean, I don't have to translate. You understand what I'm saying. You are supportive of my issues. And one of the things that people truly appreciated and it's one of the pieces that I want to really put in place when we report back out on the forums as a whole is resources. People identified needs but also as we were identifying needs, we try to identify, okay, is this already being met by anybody? So being able to come up with those kinds of lists and to, you know, to their credit the Pride Center of Vermont heard you've got a resource list but it is hidden within the safe space programming. They're now making it a standalone program on its own so you can go onto the website and you can truly see a statewide resource so but Women's History Month, why March? Other than when it's my birthday month, happy birthday to and you already got your birthday present and I was gonna say other than Linda saying it's the crappiest month. In 1909, there was a suffragette conference in Manhattan where they made a proposal of recognizing an International Women's Day. The next year, March 1910 in Copenhagen, there were 17 countries represented for an international conference of working women and they formally adopted the International Women's Day. All right and in 1980, President Carter did the first proclamation in the U.S. recognizing March as Women's History Month and it has been recognized by proclamation by every president including the one who recently left maybe against their will from the White House recognizing March as Women's History Month. They might have done it under duress but so the highest ranking elected woman LGBTQ plus to public office in Vermont is Becca Ballant who I think if we go back and check has been our most frequent guest. I don't know Taylor could be too. I think they're close. In all their carnations. So with that Linda. All right now it's time to say resist.


I'm just sitting here in a kum, kum, which is a new tea venue here on Dirk Beyt Lachem, and it's just off the main street, so literally where the traffic is this place is just off it. There's a nice little tea garden, so you can be sitting here and enjoying your tea while sitting outside, and they have a variety of teas here on the menu. They have black tea, green tea, white tea, and oolong tea, and they also sell tea in sight. As you can see, they have, it's actually a proper leaf tea. This is white tea, which is the Immature tea, and they've got green tea as well, which is Unfermented tea, so this is white tea in a cup, and they have sandwiches here as well, so a nice little relatively new place on Dirk Beyt Lachem. These are the various teas they have for sale. They have these small packs and large packs, green tea, black tea, mixed tea, oolong, and they've got some coffee even at the top as well. They've got a lot of tea memorabilia here, so if you enter that kind of thing, you can check this out. This is just the inside of the restaurant, so there's a little bit of room here for people to sit down and have your afternoon tea, and then they've got some more tea-related decor on the other side, so this premises, as I said, is just located on Dirk Beyt Lachem, so just literally off the street here in Bakke, so it's a nice little place to have your afternoon tea.


Another big series for women's hockey. They welcome in top 10 minutes door to the second. Still no score. Gophers on the power play. Grace Zumwinkle the one-timer. Visitors on the board first. After they add another to the third. Abbey Halesco with some speed. Finishes top shelf. What a beauty. BSU down one. They had some chances last few minutes. But the Gophers get an empty net. Just seconds left to put this one away. They battle the end. But game one goes to the maroon and gold. Three won the final game two tomorrow. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland public television.


And the last up to go in his eight-inch class is Gabby the Papillon handled by Andrea Samuels from Westbury, New York Andrea Samuels a veteran handler you talked about some of the rookies in this final This is certainly not a rookie in Gabby the three-year-olds second year here at Westminster Let's see what she can do Nice clean smooth winning runs is what she's looking for Gabby just can't wait to go What speed on that dog what redirects a little bit make sure they get that push push push Gabby has to be 43.2 zero Taking the long way around everything it looks like Through the weep oh Amazing look at the high-fives You know it all started on this start line. This was just yeah, I got it just Beautiful beautiful redirect here to make sure they get that tunnel and then running out there We got a little big white turn here. It looks like Wait on that teeter that was awesome What a performance there by Gabby the only dog to break 40 seconds at thirty nine point three one


In Benway State, stakeholders have agreed to prevail on the leadership of the local government in this state to release the approved budget for nutrition and youth-friendly programs in the affected local government areas. The stakeholders represented from Guay West and Agatu local government areas made their commitment in NACA and Obagaji at a community dialogue meeting organized by Women-Friendly Initiative. Our job is to mark on the local government chairman or government at least to bring the chairman to release money for the unit of the nutrition for the sake of our small children and I believe we will support what we have. We rely on the chairman or government to at least pay attention to that unit if money comes, sit up, make the use of that money for the purpose of our children. Because of this crisis or whatever, I can say that most of the children that we teach in school are not giving adequate nutrition and this thing is affecting them both intellectually and other things. I will not hesitate in relating it to the chairman, I will tell him the need for urgent attention. According to the Executive Director of Women Friendly Initiative, the opinion leaders were key to the implementation of the programs owing to the roles in the local governments. This activity is for us to mobilize more support from other stakeholders to mount pressure on these local government leaders to release these monies that they have allocated to these budget lands we are talking about, the nutrition and the adolescent and youth friendly health services. So far the commitment we receive from Magatu, the one we receive from Gwewes are all very very promising. We are very very hopeful that in no distant time they will release the funds that they have allocated on these two budget lands. Food and nutrition committee will be doing in this LGE is to ensure that the released funds are used for what it is meant for and they would also be monitoring, carrying out monitoring functions in the LGE and then to ensure that in terms of there's effective service Hello hope you enjoyed the news please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.