Cymru. Cymru, wrth gwrs. Felly, dwi'n peth sydd y gallu. Fyddechrau. Mae'n fath gwaith yma yn dda. Felly, ddim fath o'r dyfanc. Mae hynny yn gweithio gwneud mor fydd y byddai. Byddai ei wneud yn y begyn nhw. Efallai bod ydych yn gofyn fyddwch. Mae'n yn iawn cael ei fath ar y cyfaint yn y gweithiwn. Felly, yng Nghyru? Felly, ychydig yn gweithio ar y bêl i'r brif? Ond ydych yn gweithio ar hyn yn gwneud. Yes, my name's Katie and I am a mathematician and the title of my talk is indeed Katie Seckles does some maths. This is a consequence of being asked what my talk was going to be about a long time before I'd even thought about that. So I thought I would just give them something to work with. But essentially to kind of introduce you to me, I am a mathematician, which I guess means that I studied maths at school as some of the audience are still currently doing. I did maths at university and when I finished uni I decided I still hadn't had enough maths so I carried on. I did a little bit of research into various bits of maths and now a large part of my job is to talk about maths in various different contexts. So I go into schools, I do things at science festivals, I come to things like this apparently. I do stand-up comedy in night clubs, I talk about maths on YouTube, I talk about maths on the radio.  So I brought along some bits of maths that I've been playing around with recently that I hope you will find interesting. And I want to show you a few different things. If anyone's worried that this is going to be serious maths, I am aware that it is Sunday afternoon. So none of this is in any way particularly technical or challenging, but just stuff that I think is quite interesting. Maybe if you haven't seen it before you may also pick up some useful life skills that you can take away and use in daily life genuinely. You know people have seen this and gone, that's great, I'm doing that from now on. So you know, hopefully. And yeah, so anyone who's just joined I'll be doing stuff on the table at the front. So if you want to come any nearer you're very welcome to do that, but we'll also put it up on the screen. Fantastic people running forwards, excellent. So the first thing I wanted to show, I've got basically two things I wanted to show you. The first one is a funny story really because as I mentioned I do talk about maths on YouTube very occasionally. So I've done a couple of videos for a channel called Numberphile which is a kind of maths YouTube channel which I recommend very much. Have you not seen any of them? I'm in about four of the videos, but they've done kind of several hundred videos and they're very, very popular. But I also have my own YouTube channel on which I have done three proper videos basically. One of them is a response video to someone else, but three of them are actually me doing a video about maths. And that's mainly because I do so many other things that I never really have time to sit down and actually make a video of my own. But one of them which went up last November just before kind of the Christmas rush. In fact it was near the start of December about Christmas related things. For some reason just went nuts and it's got nearly half a million views which is a lot more than I was expecting. And it was kind of in some of the newspapers like people were tweeting it around. A few of the media outlets actually covered it as a story and I was like what I just did a thing. I just made a little silly video and essentially what I'd spotted was a couple of interesting things that happen when you wrap. Presence for Christmas because I'd started to do a bit my Christmas wrapping and I spotted some really nice little things that happened. So I made a video about it and it just went mad and hopefully I'll show you some of these things. Hopefully you will find some of these interesting and or useful. But they're kind of fairly straightforward things that I'm surprised no one else had noticed. But anyway, stick that in there. So I've got a couple of clips from the, there we go it's over there. I've got a couple of clips from the video. So it was looking at kind of when you wrap a cuboid or any kind of regular shaped present you will find the standard way of doing it. Yes that is my Christmas jumper is to kind of wrap it round like that into a tube and you put a bit of tape on that bit. And then you can do this thing where you fold the ends in.  And that's something that if you can master that you can basically wrap any cuboid which is fantastic. But I spotted a couple of things about this that you can actually do to make this kind of more satisfying, more mathematically nice. So if you can switch to the camera on the table. Is it going to work? One of the things I spotted was that if you're wrapping something which is a square on the end. So the cross section of the end of it is like a square. So this is just any old box of chocolates whatever other square chocolates are available. So that's like it's a square on the end. It's not actually exactly a square but it's near enough. So if you're doing this. Is that the right? Oh it's that way. I was going to say I cut this to exactly the right size. Yes it's that way around. So if you are doing this and you wrap kind of the tube tube ways style normally like that. Precut some salatate. This is blue Peter right. So that if you make the leftover bit of paper at the end. So the kind of the distance between the end of the thing and the end of the paper. If you make that half the height of the square. So it's exactly halfway up when you fold it in. Then you actually get a really satisfying shape on the end because you fold it down like that. And it's halfway. You fold these in and they come exactly to the middle as well. And then the bottom bit is exactly a triangle like that. And you fold that up and you get like a perfect cross on the end. Because if you have it any longer than that. Then you end up with loads of extra paper and it's a bit of a mess. But if you're much better at wrapping presents while on stage than me. You can see you get like a really nice cross shape on the end. So if you can flip back to the slides. I've got a video of this just in case that was more difficult than I anticipated to do while on stage. Here we go. So no not that one we've done that one. The next one. Oh not that one. No that one either. Oh maybe that one. Yeah go on then let's have that one. We've seen this come on. This is what happens when you make slides in a field. That is literally the previous video. And then does it just carry on? Did I just crop it badly? Yes I did. That's what happened. Okay. So that's a square end. It's square. Yeah.  I've got a bit of an annotation there just in case you're not sure what I'm talking about. And if you now do that it's much easier if you can fast forward yourself. I've not yet mastered fast forwarding myself in real life. But you can see on there you pretty much get exactly that sort of beautiful cross shape. Right and this was the first thing that I noticed about this. This kind of set me off thinking about this because it gets better. Can we switch back to the camera? So if you've got a different shape. So this is I'm going to say this is one of the many triangular prism shaped chocolate bars that are available on the market. So if that's that's there on the camera brand name anyway. So that is actually even nicer because if you get your pre cut exactly the right size bit of paper this time instead of being halfway up the side. If you cut this so that the amount of paper left at the end is the same as the height of the triangle. So the full height of that triangle there is the length of the paper that you've got. I mean I couldn't believe how satisfying this was when I first did it. But you literally and hopefully you can see this if you fold that one in there and then you fold that one in you just get exactly the triangle. There's just the the the actual triangle is left at the end and then you just fold that up and it covers the whole end of the thing. Yeah, yeah. So if we if we again switch back to my slide so we can see that in less inept form here we go. So that's this one do it do it past me. Okay so that's yeah that's the thing and then if you fold the ends then that is just the triangle and it just covers it exactly. And it will be amazing. It's good isn't it? It's pretty good and it's just like it's just a thing about triangles. You know that's just how this this method of wrapping works. Anyway so these were sort of a few things that I put in my video but the one thing that kind of really inspired the video the kind of main exciting thing that I wanted to share with people was a method that I found in a couple of other YouTube videos online which I think some people have referred to as the Japanese wrapping method. But it's kind of it just it's just a way of wrapping a present who knows who came up with it. But it's it's really useful if you're wrapping something that's quite square and quite flat. I'm going with them sticking with the chocolate theme so I've got some cabri's milk tray which is quite square and quite flat also works with matchmakers chess. Anything that's square or rectangular and quite flat and it's actually just it's like it uses less paper or slightly less paper and it's just immensely satisfying. So what you do is you take a square piece of paper right and you want the size of this square. You can calculate it from this box so it's the length of the diagonal. That's a bit of a bit of a curveball for you if you weren't expecting that the length of the diagonal of the box. Plus one and a half times the height of the box so the kind of the depth of the thickness of it. So one and a half of that plus that diagonal there from corner to corner. And if you measure that you get that bit there and then a bit more for the height in the one and a half of the height. You can then cut a square that size. You stick that in the middle but at 45 degrees some of you might anticipate what's going to happen here. But you can literally fold up those. You can tuck those bits in to make that nice and neat. You can fold up that bit there. It's a lot easier if you've got more hands. That's all I'm saying. And then that bit folds in there and if you've cut this to exactly the right size, which I think I haven't but it's all good. That will exactly cover the present. So if you're slightly more generous than I am with paper, you can now stick that down with one bit of tape. Correct. Or if you're feeling particularly jazzy, just a bow, just a sticky bow. Just use that to stick it down. No tape at all. So that in the middle there. And that is now wrapped. Come on. I'm on stage. Can't you see all the people? That, if you make sure those bits are tucked inside and not sticking out like that, that is now wrapped. It uses one square bit of paper. I did actually measure the area of the bit of paper. It's not significantly less area-wise than you would use otherwise. But it's nice, right? This is much nicer. Assuming you do that right and it's not a bit wonky, Japanese wrapping method, apparently. So, yeah. It's pretty good, isn't it? Just out of interest, is it anyone's birthday today? Yes. That is an amazing coincidence. Do you know what the probability of that is? It's quite small. Anyway, come and see me afterwards. We've got three of our presents there. I'm going to show you. And I have another kind of thing. In fact, follow on from that story, because I say it was picked up by the media. I did this YouTube video and it just went mad. It was picked up by the media and I got a call from the Discovery Channel Canada. Genuinely, they were like, yeah, we do a show called The Daily Planet. It's a bit like Tomorrow's World, but now I was like, okay. And she was like, we just do like two-minute bits about people around the world who are doing interesting things with science. Would you like to do a bit about your Christmas wrapping stuff? And I was like, yeah, you're in Canada though, right? And she was like, yeah, we'll send a guy around. And literally a guy just turned up. He was from Chatterton. He wasn't from Canada. But he lives locally and does like, it's a cameraman thing. But he did the filming. He literally just turned up to my house and filmed me wrapping Christmas presents for the Discovery Channel in Canada. And this was a little time-lapse video that he did, which was terrifying. And they literally just did it in my flat with all my stuff in the background. You can see how many unfiled paperwork I've got there. And just all my random math stuff on the shelf. But he literally did a two-minute bit about me. And I had to say, because it's like a TV thing in America, Canada, they were like, can you do like a little intro bit where you're like, yeah, and you've got loads of stuff in your arms and you say what you're going to do. And I had to say, with these tips, people will think you've paid for model wrapping. And I was like, I don't know what that means. Well, I'll say it. Anyway, that's how my life is going anyway. So I've been on the Discovery Channel in Canada. But I'm not allowed to show you the actual clip.  But the actual clip went out in Canada. So anyway, this is another thing that I've recently been playing around with. And this is just one of my favourite pieces of maths.  There's a paper about it. The way this started for me was I had a square.  And for unrelated work reasons, I had to cut out the square from the piece of paper. But I don't mean just cut out so that I've got a square. I mean I wanted a square hole. And I wanted to keep the square. So it was quite a complicated request. And I realised that if I wanted to do this, I could make my life easier by folding the piece of paper in half. There we go. So I can line up the sides of the square. And now instead of having to cut round, instead of having to jab a hole in it somewhere or do something untidy, I can just cut those three lines. And I was just about to get my scissors and do this. And I was like, wait, wait, wait. I'm a mathematician. Mathematicians are much lazier than that. So I'm not going to cut three lines when I could cut fewer than three lines, basically. So I was like, OK, I'm going to fold this again. I'm going to fold it in half that way. And now that will give me two cuts much easier, easier than three. But no, no. I'm going to get this as efficient as possible. I'm going to get this down to one cut. And some of you might be ahead of me here, but there is another fold I can do which will make this into one cut. I really apologise to anyone who's behind that pillar. If you want to move, just move. Like there's plenty of space. There's loads of space over here for some reason. Everyone came in and went pillar, me. Yeah, I'm going to sit behind that. Anyway, so this is now two cuts. I can make this better. I can do a diagonal fold. So this diagonal fold. Don't worry, it's not all this slow. I will pace it up a bit in a minute. That is now one cut. We'll cut out the whole square. Right? So if I cut that there, unfold this drama and I get a square. Yeah? Yeah? So genuinely, not the first time I've had a round of applause for a square on stage in various different contexts. I quite often go, a square! And everyone starts applauding. It's my job. So that was the thing that happened to me. And I was like, this is great. Save myself hours of cutting there just for this one square that I had to cut out. And I was talking to some friends about this down the pub, which is where the best maths happens. I was like, this is great. Save myself hours of cutting there just for this one square that I had to cut out. Which is where the best maths happens. And someone who I was trying to said, isn't there a theorem about this? Right? So a theorem in maths is kind of a fact that someone has proved that everyone can use that it's just out there for anyone to play with. And the theorem that they were talking about was a thing called the fold and cut theorem. Right?  They don't mess around. It's the fold and cut theorem. And it actually says, because what I was wondering was, I can do a square. Square is easy. Are there any other shapes I can do? I'm actually just going to move all of this stuff over here. I don't need that. So I can do a square. Are there any other shapes I can do? I started digging into it, looked at this theorem and there's a nice little story associated with this. So back in the past in 1777 I think it's quite a nice easy number to remember. They did a thing called America and having done America they were like, okay, we need a flag and we quite like stars. Let's just put all the stars on it.  That's not an easy shape to get right. But luckily they found a seamstress called Betsy Ross and she was famous for having been the seamstress of the founding father team. I guess. I don't know if she was one of the founding fathers but she was around and apparently she knew a bit of maths because what she could do was take a bit of fabric and fold it up in just the right way so that if you make one cut tension, come on you get a perfect five point and start. And starshaped hole. But they were less excited about that. I'm excited about that. You've literally just cut along the edges of the shape. It's just amazing. So that's a little trick that apparently she knew on the basis of that got the job of making all the flags for the whole of the USA forever which was pretty lucrative, I guess. They kept adding more stars as well.  Yes, keep going, keep making the stars. So this was like a thing. Apparently Harry Houdini used to do this in his magic show. It's a really nice thing. And it turns out the folding cut theorem says that if you have any shape this is more dramatic now so I'm coming closer to the mic. If you have any shape whose edges are all straight lines even if it's got more than one bit to it even if it's got a hole in it any shape at all you can cut it out with one cut. One straight cut will cut out any shape called the piece of paper up first. And this is amazing and it's proved there's a team of mathematicians who've proved this they've got algorithms for generating folding patterns for different shapes and they've done a paper it's literally called folding and cutting paper the paper it's superb, it's a great read and they've got a little introduction at the start actually sorry, can I get a volunteer you don't need to get up or do anything but could you put your hand up if you have four letters in your name there's one right near the back what's your name for me good voice, I heard that Adam Adam Adam not Alan or anything that sounds like Adam that's also got four letters In the front of this paper they've got this little section where they explain the sort of history of this problem and they've got the little story about Betsy Ross and the star and they mention that Harry Houdini did this and one of the other things that they mention in this paper is that there was someone who could allegedly cut out any letter of the alphabet with one cut and I read that, I thought that's lovely I'm going to do that and I had a look around and I couldn't really see any reference for this or any information about this but what I thought was I'll just work them out I'll just do it, I'll just get a bit of paper fold it up, see if I can figure out how to do any letter of the alphabet and it took a while I'm going to say it took me a couple of months to actually get all of the shapes down some of them are easier than others I'm going to say I especially without the things on the top and bottom, pretty easy S is horrible thanks Adam for not having an S that is much appreciated of you but yeah you can work these out and it's actually quite a nice little puzzle so if you're into puzzles at all and you kind of want to challenge yourself to do something interesting it's a nice little puzzle to do I'm just going to try and remember how I don't mess this one up wait wait wait it's been a while since I've done this so go on then that's not going to work but never mind so that one's there you might have guessed what I'm doing here actually because I've learned how to do this on the stage and to a large extent while still talking but it's quite fun to sort of try and work them out start with simple shapes start doing squares and triangles and things and build your way up and eventually you can do them all and you can in theory do any shape at all so one time I actually did on stage a full life size paper cut out of myself with one cut which was amazing I used a paper tablecloth and I brought it on pre-folded because I'm not a masochist but I kind of had this thing folded up I cut one massive straight cut across the thing and folded it up and it was the right size as well because I literally lay down and drew around myself just for work so that was great and I've now folded four bits of paper that isn't going to work but it's okay so I'm going to cut these with one cut so that one there has one straight cut like that that one oh god that probably might work we'll see there are two bits, that's the middle that's the outside so that's more hopeful that one there and I'm now going to unfold these one at a time and if I have correctly made the letters of the word Adam then you may if you wish go completely wild with applause and I will say thank you very much and go if that's alright with you guys should we do this? are we up for this? I'm much warmer out there so you're better off in here but I'm afraid I've run out of things to talk about so I'm going to finish by unfolding an A wait wait it's going to get like you've got to ramp it up so don't start to right not confident about this at all but oh it's okay you can come and grab this after as well Adam it's great it's like a little present also if it is your birthday genuinely these have completely melted so feel free to take I have no use for them if you've got a straw with you you're all still up for grabs that's that's less impressive because you know I can already do that but I appreciate the applause anyway and to finish here we go


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I believe Aurora deserves one I say this because Aurora stock like all other cannabis stocks has skyrocketed in the recent years all because of legalization news of course the market has been driven by news of the Farm Bill and Full legalization around Canada yet unlike many other cannabis companies Aurora has created a system Allowing them to thrive for years with extreme profits off of investments Aurora proves not only to be a cannabis manufacturer But also be seen as a marijuana hedge fund as markets for marijuana grows Aurora grows Even if it's their competitors selling the most this being said the amount of acquisitions They have made recently to improve their company is truly magnificent with a surplus of cash They are able to improve their product through these acquisitions with little concern on another note Their product has been awarded numerous metals and patients clearly love it So in conclusion Aurora is the best cannabis stock to buy in today's day and age Wow Unbelievable that strictly an opinion remember rich TV live is strictly for education entertainment purposes always do your due diligence Always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here on rich TV live. 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What is going on guys? Welcome back to the channel critical overlord here So over this past weekend, this would have been around the time we've gotten Halloween kills this year We know unfortunately due to the pandemic it has been delayed till October of 2021 next year And then now Halloween ends is being shifted in October of 2022 Jason Blum recently had had to had something to say about whether or not we could expect an upcoming delay For Halloween kills again going into next year given the current stance of where we are in this pandemic and how everything is going. I Don't think it's gonna happen. Honestly and based off of what he has stated This is just adding more fuel to the fire behind my thoughts on whether or not Halloween kills will be delayed again Recently sitting down with Forbes in a recent interview Jason Blum He was asked about Halloween kills possibly being delayed again, and he just simply stated the following No, if this is still going on next Halloween. No, we're not holding it Halloween kills is coming out next October come hell or high water vaccine or no vaccine It is coming out now Jason Blum We know is attached and associated with Blum house head of Blum house We know that Halloween kills and the last Halloween and Halloween ends is gonna be distributed by universal pictures We know that universal pictures has worked out a deal with theaters We're gonna talk strictly about amc at this point since regal Regal isn't even a isn't even a factor because a lot of their theaters are closed So we know that they have we'll have a shorter release window for those universal films And then those universal films that go straight to the VOD now if theaters are not even open Universal is probably gonna shift Halloween kills to strictly VOD. I don't see them holding this movie again I don't see a lot of studios holding certain films for another year or two If this is a situation that we just can't seem to escape and is not getting any better We're gonna have to adapt and the studios are just gonna have to figure out how to make VOD work And I think that's what universal pictures will ultimately do I don't think we'll get another delay if we do it probably will be just a small one by a few days while They're still trying to figure out what to do with the VOD release strategy If that is the only thing at the time But next year Halloween kills to the best of my knowledge knowing what we know What the recent deal with universal and their theatrical release window Being being cut down and then them being able to put their movies on VOD sooner Halloween kills should have no issue coming out next year Pending theaters are still open if AMC is still open And we have no other things that come our way that make it impossible for this movie to even be featured in theaters Halloween kills should be released October 2021 in theaters for a shorter time frame and then it'll just be sent straight to VOD now if theater is not a possibility Yes, it's just gonna go straight to VOD. That's just my honest opinion on what I see happening I don't see them holding it just specifically for theatrical release I don't see it happening because they're gonna end up eventually having the film Halloween ends And then I don't think they want to be in a situation where they have these movies just piling up and they're gonna be forced to You're gonna have to release it at some point. The movies are they're not just gonna be shelved I would hope no studio does that with any particular film just for the sake of You know, I understand it's a business at the end of the day But I don't see these movies getting shelved indefinitely. They're gonna they're just gonna try to figure out a way to make VOD work And that's what Universal will do We'll get Halloween kills next year and Jason Blum is pretty confident in that himself now in regards to I want to touch Briefly on Halloween ends. We know that screen 5 is currently shooting in Wilmington, North Carolina It's the best of my knowledge is also where Halloween ends will pick up its filming whenever they decide to do that we Have had a lot of things come out about Halloween kills over the past couple of weeks and months We know the last thing we got was a teaser From the studio in July and we haven't really heard too many on too many things on when exactly we'll have an official date for Production to start on Halloween ends. I'm expecting it to be sometime in early 2021 mid 2021 Maybe closer to the fall. They have a lot of time to work with but honestly getting it done sooner you'll have more time to edit and King and work out all the kinks involved in the project give us the best send-off For this incarnation of Michael Myers that we've gotten for the past couple of years from Blum house and Universal so I honestly think that Halloween ends will start filming around early next next year Maybe March or so and then it'll wrap before the summer. I could be mistaken I haven't seen anything online couldn't find anything online detailing when the production would start Then just to talk about another thing this upcoming Halloween a lot of people I've seen everyone speculating what we could get regarding this film Halloween kills that being because we got in the teaser already showing Lori and her daughter Karen and her granddaughter Allison in the back of that truck that they got on at the end of the first at the end of the last film and We have the firefighters driving past him and Lori screaming at the top of her lungs Let him burn let him burn let him burn then we get a small shot of Michael confirming that he did manage to escape We're gonna have to wait for the film to see how unless you've read these leaked scripts that have been floating around online I've honestly read tidbits. I know I made a video a few months ago talking about that I really don't know which one of these is real or which one is fake at this point because I've read so many different things I honestly don't care about having the film spoiled for myself. I just need what matters to me is how this stuff is Executed I don't care if I know everything going into the film What matters to me is the execution. That's that's what's important to me I can easily read a good script and then that's just gonna make me even more excited to see how this portrayed how this is portrayed on Screen because that's what it comes down to that's what's gonna make the movie good and Then I do think we could get something on Halloween the like the better likelihood that we get a poster instead of a trailer is I think that's higher than getting a full-blown trailer at this point But also I don't see I don't see why we can't I believe the Batman recently had a teaser come out and that movie's not coming out for a couple years now So, you know, they can release something the same way they did in July just something a little longer something a little longer Showcasing some of the things we can expect for how long kills, you know just to build hype They can do that But I I easily see a poster being more likely than a trailer at this point from Blum house and from Universal Pictures Everyone's hyping it up, you know, Jamie Lee Curtis Jason Blum himself John Carpenter Everyone's praising it saying that this is the most brutal Michael Myers has been in a long time This is the most brutal. He's been in any incarnation of the of this character. I still cannot fathom this being worse And when I say worse not in a bad way, but more brutal than Rob zombies Halloween And I'm talking about Halloween too specifically. I just don't see that being a thing I don't think it's possible. I do think that likelihood that we get a poster on Halloween this year is Pretty strong. We haven't had anything hinting at that, but you know, I easily could see them They dropped a random surprise on us over the summer So I don't I don't see why it's unlikely for them to drop another surprise on Halloween sure It's pretty obvious they might drop it the day after Halloween just for the sake of playing with us Or maybe even a few days prior to Halloween. We still have like what two or three weeks left in the month They they could easily drop that drop it drop a trailer They wanted to there's a lot of things that could happen between now and before we hit November 1st I think it's possible that we could get another teaser something to hike up Halloween kills But let me know what you guys think about all this down in the comment section below What do you think about Jason Blum's comments on the possibility of the film being delayed again? Would you desperately want the film to be released in theaters or would you be satisfied with VOD? Let me know down in the comment section below if you haven't already go ahead and subscribe Turn on post notifications that never miss a video in the description. I have links on my social media accounts Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there message me there to let me know if there's any movies news or reviews You'll have me to cover in the future with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video Some kind of joke I've been trick-or-treated to death tonight. You don't know what death is


United States. We'd love to see the world left that they could play in and enjoy as I have. The oil, the gas, the coal that's in the ground, it has to stay in the ground. You have to control climate change. Not tomorrow is not in the future, it's now. So I ask everybody to do your part, work at it for our kids, for the future, for the little guys who are coming along. I care about them. I hope you will too. The pipeline to be stopped and we want the MOU that the governor and the public service department has signed with the gas company to be cancelled and we want the specific public good that the public service board has given the gas company to be revoked. Folks, we're here last year on October 27th. It's on September 21st with this wonderful group of people, the Williston Six, the Upper Valley Affinity Group who's up here with me. And it was just an honor to be awake at dawn with these amazing elders as the sun's coming up over the Winooski, the Fog, and helping these elders get locked to the gates of the Williston Pipeyard.  I know Hagen Coasek citizen who has been involved in the Indigenous People's Movement for over 25 years. All in eyes. All of the United States. This is what we must look at. You say you have clean energy, but who does it affect? The original peoples first. The Lubicon, the Cree. They have a higher instance of cancer and pristine waters in a lake that they've created. That's all pollution. There's a ring and several rings around that in terms of where the cancers are. And as they do this to everything, those rings get bigger, they get closer. We all have been given the idea that we have clean energy because in Vermont we don't see that effect here, right? We don't see it in the greater United States. They want you to believe that it is okay. The air that we breathe here right now, the land that we stand on, the darken our homeland, right now, Vermont, this is the same land, same air that's in Alberta, that's in the Amazon, that is in other places that are being compromised in the environment. We want to be able to survive. We want to be able to live. This is what we desire for ourselves, for our children, for our children's children. This legislature has passed no fracking in Vermont. But we have a public service board who doesn't seem to understand what that means. It's okay to bring this forward. It's okay to bring this gas in which affected so many other people in the environment. As long as it's not our people in our environment, this is what they have been selling this forever. And as that ring gets tighter, this pollution will come our way. But this is something that we can look at and say no to. We can choose to change our path, our way of thinking. These people work for us. I asked the Canadian government, I asked the U.S. government to stop giving proxy tribal governments no, you're the chief. We'll give you a ton of money. Then you sell us the land and we got the resources. Well, here they're colonizing you. They're doing it to you now. Do you have a say with the public service board? Do you have a say in the future in terms of what clean energy is? Is the average citizen able to do that? This is what we're talking about. Peacolonize. Peacolonize. Give people back the authority. We give the authority to the government. It's not the other way around. They need to be reminded of Omananui, Omanagunawa, Omanabaki. This is the Abenaki way. So Jane Palmer lives in Monkton on land that is currently threatened by the pipeline project. So she's an intervener in the permitting process and was previously arrested and knitting in at Vermont Gas Office when they didn't refuse to listen to her. She's also a fan of Tom Petty and has vowed never to back down to her left. Used to think that climate change was a lie that Al Gore manufactured. Ever since then, she's been fighting fiercely to stop the project and unite her community around pipeline resistance. So both of these ladies are not afraid to face off with Vermont Gas, whether it's in a hearing or on a construction site of the pipeline. Give it up for Jane and Mary. My husband and I had a call from Vermont Gas and they said they wanted to put a pipeline through the heart of our farm. We resisted. We were resisting. We learned more than we ever wanted to know about methane and regulatory system in this state and how it is extracted and how it is transported. And we learned firsthand how the utility regulatory system in this state is corrupted and broken. 14 years ago, my husband and I stopped burning fossil fuel to heat our home because we knew that human abuse of fossil fuels is hurting the planet. But now, this huge, expensive, invasive pipeline was being planned to cut through the state of Vermont and our lives as well. But how do you resist something that seems inevitable? How do you resist something that the gas company falsely claims will save Vermonter's money? How do you convince policymakers that just because the gas company says burning fracked gas is better for the environment, that doesn't make it true?  Back when this project was just beginning, rising tide was onto our government and the way the Department of Public Service and our governor had already made up their minds that this project would be built. They even took a giant rubber stamp to the DPS office and handed it to them, symbolizing the lack of oversight and transparency our regulatory system was demonstrating. At that time, I was still hoping that if enough people stood up and spoke out against the project that the Public Service Board would have to condemn it. At that time, I still had faith in the regulatory system. In March of 2013, I went to the Public Service Board's public hearing on the fracked gas pipeline and there was an overwhelming majority of people who spoke out eloquently against the project and every public hearing after that was dominated by those who are against the project. I still had hopes that if enough of us got together and denounced the project, the Department of Public Service and the PSB would have no choice but to listen to us. Well, silly me. So here we are almost three years later and the PSB is still deliberating about whether or not VGS will retain their right to build this insane pipeline but only because of the inadequacies and blundering of Vermont gas, not because of the opposition. So rising tide was spot on from the get-go. After playing by their rules and getting nowhere, I am not here to ask the PSB to do what they should have done three years ago. I have said it before, if the people's voices are ignored, they will only get louder. To demand, they shut it down. Three years ago, Vermont gas said they needed $86 million to complete their pipeline before the end of 2014. Then in July of 2014, they said they needed $121 million. Zip forward December 2014, still not built, but they needed $154 million. At the last hearing, the number was $162.4 million. Double the original price. October 2015, a 43-mile-long pipeline has even left Chittenden County. Yet Vermont gas repeatedly says, we are on time and on budget. Well, which time and what budget? What's changed for Vermont gas? Well, let's see. The cost, the destination, remember, IP in Rutland, the accountants, the land agents, the surveyors, the construction company, the PR person, the CEO, they've all been fired or replaced. Incompetence or arrogance. They continue to say, on time and on budget. The savings they promised are gone. The clean energy choice does not exist with fracked gas. Gas has proven to be as dirty as coal. That's what's changed for Vermont gas. What's changed for us? Our numbers have grown, and our stand today is stronger than it was back then. Arguments have been bolstered by newer technologies like heat pumps. Middlebury businesses have their fracked gas without a pipeline. What's changed? Everything but us. We are here again to stand together. Raise your fists because we're here to rise up and shut this down. Ben Lentiman, I'd like to introduce to you a commissioner, Chris, the Rekorekia, on top of this. He has the Vermont economy in his grips. It's Sonoda to always be standing up for her community and speaking truths of power. Here you go. Us and delegations in Paris, we need a just transition. We need to have a saving from and right now we need to change that.  And cancel the pipeline and stop making these backroom deals, right? President of the VSCA from Berry City, Ed Stannick, working 30 years administering Act 250. He's going to talk to us about solidarity. Give it up for Ed Stannick. In the years I've never thought I'd stand here and quote a pope. But the pope, in his recent encyclical on the planet and steady environment, talked a lot about intergenerational solidarity. And I look out here, and this is intergenerational solidarity. We are in solidarity with the pregnant women who live near the fracking wells. We are here in solidarity with the people in New York State that can no longer drink their water from their wells. We on the east side of the Green Mountains are in solidarity with the brothers and sisters from the west side. There will be no pipeline in Addison County. Because of the corruption of government process in Vermont. And this is up here. And what's called the public service board. It should be called the public disservice board. The public disservice board by law is supposed to administer as a quasi-judicial board justice. And last but not least, we have our governor on the top floor of the building over there. This is the same governor who suddenly had this epiphany and he's talking about how large industrial scale energy projects are problems for the grid and are economically warped. This is the system which has been dumping on brothers and sisters from the Northeast Kingdom for years now as they raise these same issues and before the public disservice board. We have to stand together on all these issues. This is a corruption of the fundamental process. The change we need folks, the change we need, history shows us will not originate in that building over there. The changes we need in this country, history shows us, originates here by people taking collective action, this collective energy, by you, me, and other brothers and sisters builds energy which cannot be extinguished and that results in the change that we want. So we're here in solidarity with the people from Island Pond to Middlebury from Newport to Brattleboro. We stand together, solidarity now, solidarity tomorrow, solidarity forever. Just a second. There appears to be a puppet show. The census down there, right? What's your reason? Dramatic change is here in Vermont and we expect to see more. Let's just talk about what it means to be a farmer when you have to face these. Climate change is expected to increase overall temperature. What does that mean for agriculture? It means your livestock are going to be stressed, milk production is going to go down, egg production is going to go down, more food insecurity. It means there's going to be more diseases and pests that happen in the state. We already have enough diseases and pests, we don't need more. When you have warmer climates, fungi and bacteria, they love to reproduce in those environments. That means more fungicides, most likely being sprayed in the northeast. Insects will be able to have more life cycles and insects that didn't used to be able to live here are already coming here. We see these new insects every day. Also, warmer temperatures bring in more prolific noxious weeds, herbicides, not that I've ever used any of those things, but that's what's predicted is going to happen because there's going to be so many new insects, pest diseases coming our way. Climate change is also expected to increase overall precipitation, but less rain here in the summer when farmers need it. What does that mean? We're going to probably see more droughts here in Vermont, even if you think we're a water rich state. Having more drought days means we are going to have to irrigate more and use our precious resource of water that we have. Climate change is also expected to have fewer snow cover days. You might think that's fine, but what does that actually mean? It means a lot of things for winter wheat, grapes, apples, crops that rely on having a winter chilling or vernalization. It means they might not be able to have the pollinators here at the same time, so crop yield is going to go down. All of this obviously leading to food insecurity in our state. But the climate change effect that has been most visible and violent in the state of Vermont is the occurrence of more heavy dramatic precipitation events. So we're not talking about which leads to flooding. We're not talking about flooding in spring when you see the snow melt off the mountains. We expect that. We're in a state that floods, we're out flooding in the month of May, in the month of August, in the month of September. And we've seen this. You all know about tropical storm Irene. 476 farms affected by tropical storm Irene. Damage to 7,200 acres of hay, 6,000 acres of corn, 1,700 acres of pasture, 225 acres of soybeans and nearly 600 acres of vegetables and fruits. All of that we could not eat. The livestock could not eat. All of that was completely wasted, had to be put back in the ground. Food insecurity. These are the effects of climate change and agriculture. Just a few of what we've already seen here today and we only expect more, not only in Vermont, but around the country, around the world. Climate change basically equals food insecurity.  You are investing essentially in more tropical storm irons and that's not what this state needs to be investing in. So Shumlin, stop these backroom deals with Vermont gas, stop the pipeline and instead, fight for the green Vermont you always talk about in the media Vermont to rely on renewable energies. Thank you. Quasi democracy for my whole career. But maybe some crooks liquidating all of our futures so that they can try and create a green zone that they can survive in while the rest of us drown or become food insecure and land insecure and turn into refugees and the population of people who are already in that situation maybe that's not what we want. So I think that I have to agree I think I've got to agree with what you guys are saying if it's capitalism versus the climate in our futures then it's us versus capitalism. Shell Oil but every piece of capitalism including all of the corporate lobbying that runs everything that goes on under that hunk of gold over there have to take over and I want to be part of that. Come back if you leave, come back so they have stated they are moved for cooperation but this is consensus okay let's not put it out right there let's drag it to the gutter and put it out. If that's okay with everybody is there any problem with us putting it out? It's been accommodating guys. It kind of would be too bad to make so let's I bet we can probably hook it. If everyone just takes a middle it's very light. You know how dangerous these things are. You don't even And yet again the flames of democracy are extinguished by the cold cold waters of oppression. That's alright. I think we got consensus with them. I was like pretty good consensus with the state. I was only almost that simple. Kind of in the day when your tribe needed to be warm on the streets but I guess that's good. There's no America any longer.  There's healthy hollows on it. Yeah. Hopefully the sun will come out to get a little warmer. You'll mess up to come half way around. How's that looking level wide? We're just here and in touch with the fire chief. Well I'm not getting to murder you. Seconds matter. They're not going to get down the street fast. So that's good you can serve that place. We'll take that into consideration. Thanks for your concern. Do those two together. We can clear them off. Rising of the moon Rising of the ground We are the scene that takes root As we tear the fortress down We are the shifting of Hopefully about what's happening in the campaign right now the eminent domain papers being filed on nine homes in Addison County and the MOU the DPS cut with Vermont gas. Memorandum of understanding. Yes the memorandum of understanding bureaucratic bureaucratic ease for secret back room deal. Alright everybody let's roll. Front team let's go ahead and get a position. Vermont gas has tried to take homeowners land through eminent domain. Just last week they issued eminent domain letters for 10 homeowners holding out against the pipeline. They called for a for profit corporation to take citizens land just because they want to. Google wants the gold out of my teeth. The public service board is the doer is the hand in glove facilitator of these big process projects that benefit for profit corporations in this case gas metro Vermont gas, Russian multinational it's completely unacceptable that our government just like does whatever these corporations want and then puts the cost on the citizens of Vermont. Natural gas is a false solution to climate change it is not a bridge fuel methane is 120 times more heat trapping as a greenhouse gas. The damage to the water supply that's really what makes me crazy it's like if we're blowing up America's water of our country for 5 minutes worth of propane I think it's just completely unacceptable as a patriot it's American use the language of I think republicans have beat up the language of patriotism but this is a patriotic movement to like stand up for our country and its rights and democracy is being undermined by corporate power that's just so in its head about what it wants to do. we called everybody we know that has a sign and only two just make up numbers and then figure out how it works it seems to be like the whole industry pretending to be in your paperwork just speak with authority and people will listen just find if no one cares I think the idea was that if you're out in Pennsylvania you just have to basically it's like you know they're trying to give you a free car you know you say here's this free car and it gets half the gas are you going to read the fine print and find out what the details are it's a little bit painful to try and wake up to the nature of it I always think about the dog trying to wake the owner up when the building is burning and you just want to say shut up just stop parking let me go back to sleep but the dog is persistent he turned to Exxon New Exxon New in the 80s the climate change was real the moral crime of that to unfold the entire climate change era upon human race it was very dark we're up against humanity has to reclaim the reigns of this thing it's like the Martian attack where humanity has to get together against the machine in this case the Martian is the logic of unaccountable corporate power that just wants to do things without any sense of ecology or physics or what people need it's all one and we have to be like together we have to be ethical we have to be long-term thinking playing for future generations popes and cyclical deals with a lot of that very eloquently arguing the world's poor are already feeling the thumb of climate and so it's a moral just to keep rolling it out and if we want to be an authentic humanity we have to respond to protecting our earth protecting our future protecting future generations it's not enough just to be like live on the earth like demented renters ripping the pipes out 5 minutes for the gas smash the windows we're like junkies we're humans we're going to live here and we deserve to be able to protect our water in the future that's what we're up about we're not going anywhere we're here to stay this mind determine the ecological mind that wants to save the planet that's what it's about we have to be flexible and how we have a response to that and due to low traffic impact we did allow the road to be closed temporarily over the weekend but one of the concerns that we did have that we would have to make sure the road was open for Monday morning commute because of the impact there so we had communication with the group throughout the weekend and as a result of some discussions just last night we were committed that we would have two-way traffic we had a coordinated plan which we implemented and they were true to their word and that they would be breaking things down and out of here by 11 o'clock so that part was just good communication cooperation because again nobody wanted to see they couldn't want to adversely impact people from Montpelier itself committing through here and we certainly had to make sure that the road was going to be open this morning which it was the agreement was at 4.30 a.m. I thought it was 4.30 a.m. it was 4 o'clock and the road was open and it was open on schedule at 4 o'clock in the morning kind of unusual of this kind of coordination with the protest group I would call it unusual every protest is different not always so we're going to be able to find some common ground whether it's reasonable or not so again we try to balance the needs of everybody but public safety first and foremost is always our concern what do you say to folks who said Montpelier cops were soft over the weekend that the public has a right to drive through town well it's you know they do it was again what was we thought it was a reasonable action to take on our part to also have some sort of and not just have an impromptu protest ignite again somewhere else where we don't have resources in place so again we think there was a minimal impact over the weekend certainly that's why we did take the action no matter what we made clear that the road would have to be open the two-way traffic as well as the sidewalks for today which in fact was and also I want to add that separate from that Montpelier police department did have to make three arrests here at 112 State Street for disorderly conduct could you kind of describe how that played out sure the first the first arrest was an individual who chained himself to the rear door our officers used bolt cutters free the subject from the rear of the building took him transporting them off to the police department and then two other individuals were arrested in the front of the building here for denying access to the stairway and all three have been cited and released and will be appearing in Washington Superior Court on December 12th for disorderly conduct no damage to the building no damage at all so again again measured response I would say and what's reasonable so we did make arrests where we had to make arrests and the rest we had the best coordination and communication that we could given the circumstances I was just trying to think of a hypothetical over the weekend I mean there have been people camped all over the every situation is going to be different the law is still there and so again we are just balances the really key word here with civil disobedience and a speech as well as what are the needs of the public good for transportation so we can act in access do you think that the decision that you settled on actually helped helped ensure that there were fewer problems and as you said that you worried about an impromptu sentence myself you think that balance really worked I would like to hope so and certainly what we did see they did fall through with their commitment to me from yesterday from last night and I was here yesterday evening when we started up the plan and they had already moved their symbolic oil drilling platform so everything was coordinated as far as that part goes thank you very much they were sleeping right in the middle of the road sleeping on the middle of the road is that crazy or what you want to know because they were trying to say that one of these things that's happening is working for us and it's not a good idea so we're going to camp out right in the middle of the road and stop everything from going down thank you some video


Hi, my name is Andy Hare. I run a global advisory business out of Washington D.C. that advises governments. And I just concluded a session on big data. We had a lively discussion and we talked about various aspects. We talked about the balance that sits between the benefits and the obligations and the costs. We talked about the role that the regulator plays and the role that the government plays. And if there was one common theme that came out, especially at the beginning, it was trust. One of the things that has to happen with big data is that the stakeholders have to earn the trust of the people whose data it is. And as a result, we talked a bit about the legal frameworks, we talked about the government structures, but we always circled around back into trust.