Hey, this is Brett and this 2011 Dodge Challenger 392 Inaugural Edition is stock number 12855Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Your new and used sports car and Dodge Challenger headquarters. This 2011 Dodge Challenger has the 6.4 liter V8 Hemi engine, 470 horsepower. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop for the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around inside, start it up, take a look under the hood in this video. Bright white is the color and we shoot all of our videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive in the lower right hand part of the screen, consider clicking the subscribe button and then the bell notifications and you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive of our new and used inventory. So this one comes with the 20-inch painted and polished aluminum rims. They are in very nice shape. It comes with the Brembo brakes and it has Goodyear Eagle Accelerate 245-45ZR20 tires and these tires I would say are fairly new on here. They look like they have most of the tread left on them. You get these slotted rotors, the 392 Hemi badge on the side. Front fender is in fantastic condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on there. You do get the projector style headlamps, factory fog lamps, front bumper and lower valance are in fantastic condition, I didn't see any dents, dings, scuffs or scrapes on there. All the stickers look really good on this car, the center stripes here, very nice. And the hood is in fantastic condition as well, I didn't see any dents or dings on there. Passenger side front fender, very nice indeed. This is nice as a driver side one and the passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. Now as you go down this side of the car, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is and we take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the car, you can see the car, hear the car and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there is absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Down that side, very nice, this back rim is in fantastic condition as well, no scuffs or scrapes and the back tires have a good amount of tread left on them as well. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, sorry my gimbal didn't like that angle, anyways coming around to the back rear bumpers in really nice shape, you do get the dual chrome tipped exhaust and all the stripes back here are in fantastic condition as well. The front lid is very nice and those stickers are very nice too.  This is also where your battery is located, just like the original shipping papers that came with it and a build sheet and an original looking window sticker, it's a copy of original window sticker but you can see everything right there, feel free to pause it. Now this is a numbered car, they only made 1100 of these cars, so this is number 68, you can see the shocks are doing a nice job holding that trunk lid up and that shuts nice and solidly. So not only is this car just about as clean as you can get but it's also numbered and it's only one of 1100 made in 2011 with the inaugural edition, wait till you get to that interior, this back room is absolutely perfect and down the rest of this side the doors look really really good. Has the heated power mirrors, now check out this interior, they have the white with the blue stripes in the seats, that leather is in fantastic condition you get the 392 stitched into the backrest, you get the blue piping on there, side curtain airbags, no rips or tears on the seats, power driver seat, lumbar factory formats, auto headlamps, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, you get the leather bolster on the door there, the back seats are in fantastic condition as well, no rips, no tears, latch child safety system, carpeting is very clean and we'll hop inside, check out the miles radio and everything that this car has to offer on the interior. Alright so you can see you get, this one has 11,222 miles, you get the white faced SRT8 instrument cluster on there, comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, bluetooth and information center controls on the left and audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, this one comes with the 430N radio with the factory navigation system, you do get AM, FM and serious satellite radio capabilities, this one also has a hard drive on it where you can store music and pictures and it has 28 gigabits worth of storage space, also has a CD player right there and it'll actually play DVDs if the car is not moving. Down here is your climate controls, the bright pedals down there, heated seat button, stability control and your six speed manual transmission, even the key fob is kind of special on this car, the 392 Hemi, trunk popper on the passenger side, floor mat and seat are in excellent condition and the headliner is in very nice shape as well. Power sunroof, map lights, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems right there and then an auto dimmy mirror, we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, it does have push button start, no check engine lights or anything like that, the other thing is that you get the inaugural edition badge on there and that tells you that this is number 68 of 1100 May and the dash is very nice and clean. Let's take a look under the hood, you also get the sill plate badge there, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to verify the quality and condition of this car all the way around inside and out, under the hood we have the 6.4 liter V8 Hemi engine, 470 horsepower engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth, once again this car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop, it does have a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and tapped off as you can see there and this car is 100% ready to go, there is your emissions sticker, super clean inside, shocks are doing a nice job holding that hood up and yeah, one is really smooth, really a nice car and I would highly recommend this car from a quality and condition standpoint, I just wanted to check out one more thing, I believe this one has the nice headlights and I just want to verify that, it does have the HID headlamps, you can see how nice and bright they are and once again I would highly recommend this 2011 Dodge Challenger 392 inaugural edition from a quality and condition standpoint, I didn't see a single dent on it, single ding, just about as nice as they come and like I said I'd highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint and I wouldn't hesitate to ship it to somebody in California right now, anyways thanks for checking out the video, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and if you want to see more pictures of this car, one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, Challengers, Chargers, Mustangs, Camaros, Corvettes, you name it, we got to go to that website right there at www.SummitAuto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at SummitAuto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash SummitAuto, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, click the bell notifications, you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive in fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel in the upper left, a link to more Challenger videos like this one in the upper right, a link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right, click those, check us out, we're super excited to help you with this Ultra Clean 2011 Dodge Challenger inaugural edition 392 in bright white with the blue stripes on it and thanks for checking out the video, remember to like, subscribe and share.


Good morning, Hank, it's Tuesday. I spent the weekend with Charlie and Christine, or Miles and Alaska, and Sarah, their director. The eight-episode Hulu adaptation of my first novel, Looking for Alaska, is supposed to begin shooting soon, and I wanted to show them around my old haunts. The trip was supposed to be for them, so they could see the place I based Culver Creek on, but I realize now that it was mostly for me. We walked around the campus of my old high school, which looks vastly different from when I was a student there, but still somehow retains its spirit. We visited the gym, including our academic Decathlon banners, toured the school's incredible art studios, and talked to some students. And then, after a while, Charlie and Christine wandered off to look at the campus while I chatted with a couple of my old classmates. When you write a book, you have to let it go at some point. You stop fiddling with the text, and the story is set in print. And then it isn't yours anymore. Not really. It belongs to the people who read it, which is a wonderful and painful surrender. But Looking for Alaska was always different for me, partly because the book is about a kid from Florida who goes to a boarding school in Alabama, and I was a kid from Florida who went to a boarding school in Alabama. The story's fictional, but I was only 23 when I started writing it, and of course I saw myself in Miles. And in the other characters too, Alaska's self-destructive impulses were mine, the Colonel's fits of rage were mine, and since the story was published, I've often worried that I left too much exposed. The truth is, I wrote the book because I wanted to go home, by which I mean the fall of 1993, smoking cigarettes under this bridge with people I loved who loved me. I'd never loved peers like that before, ferociously, without any self-consciousness or fear. That couldn't last, of course, and it didn't, as the graffiti Walt Whitman quote puts it so succinctly, these are the days that must happen to you. And after, you can go back to the smoking hole and its beautiful graffiti, but you can't be home again. And so I wrote the book to attempt time travel. What if I could go into the past? Learn things differently. Make different choices. Maybe through fiction, I would be allowed back into the home from which time and loss had expelled me. But even after years of working on the book, I still had no answer for why the center cannot hold. What I learned along the way is that novels do not solve problems or heal wounds or whatever. When a story works, it's because the story, as Emily Dickinson put it, tells all the truth, but tells its slant. Because I've failed so spectacularly at letting go of this book, I've often felt like I was carrying Miles and Alaska around with me these last 15 years, which has been lovely at times and at other times very difficult. But as I watched Christine and Charlie walking away from me that afternoon, I felt that Miles and Alaska were also walking away, off to explore Culver Creek together. And I felt myself letting go at last. Emily and Christine are both so passionate and generous and kind, and in many ways they know Alaska and Miles better than I do. With Sarah and the rest of the people working on the show, they're building home together, and I don't feel envious or possessive, I just feel grateful. There go Miles and Alaska, off to experience the adventures I imagined for them, yes, but also many more adventures. It's their story now, and I can't wait to see how they tell it. Hank, I'll see you on Friday.


How many years have you been in this? How many years have I been in this? I don't know the answers to that. You can give back to them. Thank you. So next up we have Richard Dach. So I was just informed as part of the group that we have coming up with more strategies and progress. So if you all want to go ahead and take the mic as a group. They're from district 10. They'll be speaking on the county's department group. After that group we'll have Silva Pintet and then David Greenwald. Make sure you get a phone in my phone. Can you hear me now? Okay. Great. Thank you. I want to point out that the county's department founded 1964 as a natural nature of the habitat and as you've learned we want to keep it that way as much as possible. I want to point out that out of the 976 acres there's 300 acres of least four fields of the museum like the old dam in the holding area. So that 976 acres is not all over the company. And we have visitors from all over the United States coming to this park and surrounding counties on a weekly basis. It is at capacity for use. We want to complete the projects from the 2012 bond fund. I want to point out that the last large amount of improvements that the council park had was in 2003 where we received $1.6 million. In 2007 we only had $100,000. This last time in 2012 we had $1 million and we only received a parking lot that has only 28 spaces and does have some improvements and then also renovation of a paved path. Those two projects look very much over budget and that's why we're very sharp on what we have. Pavilion 2 is a major pavilion where we have a lot of large events. We really need to have that renovated, have it larger, and then also a driveway for events so they can unload. This pavilion, I don't know exactly what it was created but probably in the late 70s or early 80s you can see the roof support system is literally deteriorating and also there are holes in the roof. It needs a total renovation, tear down and start over and if you could make it probably twice as large that would be very nice. And also a bicycle skills part. This is just one example of something that you could have and then this is something called a pump track as you can note from this. You see the tennis courts in the back it kind of gives you an idea of the footprint of this and also it's for different type bikes. I suspect something like this in an open area near the practice fields could possibly be on no more than two acres. To put that in perspective our current dog part is 1.5 acres. We're in desperate need of trail signs. At one time in 2003 there were approximately 45 signs on a marked 10-day course and a 5-day course. There are very few left. I doubt there's 5 left in the park. They were made of wood and just normal paint. They have deteriorated. People get lost on a regular daily basis there so this is an urgent matter. The dog part, you could extend the dog part into the trees leaving all the trees there take out some of the understory you can probably increase that by about a half acre and there's not very many shaped structures for the people and then for the animals. It is very very popular. Along the tree which is the road is closed off and it's just a forgotten area of the park. It's literally deteriorating minute by minute. It's like it really really needs to be renovated as soon as possible. It's a beautiful area. We had a lot of heritage oak trees. Some of the oak trees in there are 200 years old and so all of those need attention. We need to have the forest come out and look at all those and see what can be done. The picnic tables are long deteriorated and there's a very old restroom there. It needs to either be removed or replaced. It is working but because we don't have the area open it is just deteriorated. And you can see how this whole area is never mowed so it does need a lot of attention to be beautiful again. This is where we do have our near water crop so it is a sensitive area for wildlife so we have to be mindful of that when doing any maintenance there. Also the park only has seven water plants for all these huge, huge number of users. So this is in urgent matter also. We used to have quite a few more but over the years there were PVC pipes going to the water gun that's just deteriorated. So we would also like to see some filtered water stations in all the conveyances. Okay. Alright I will get that power point information to everyone to see also do a PDF and get that to go. Thank you. Thank you very much. And those parking in the meantime feel free to ride down Congress Street downtown. I have a scarf for you. So next up we have Sylvia Benitez, David Ramon, and Memo Campos. I believe they're speaking as a group. Sylvia is that correct you guys are speaking as a group? Yes. Okay thank you. They're from District 3 and we speak on via Coronado Park and after Sylvia we'll have Beck McNeil and then Shannon here. Hi, my name is Sonia, I live with District 3. I'm here to extend the debt with an offer. One debt will amount back to any minus from 2012. And two are interested for a skate park. They skate the way down the street or to our park. They skate on our sidewalks. I'll take the basketball court. Which they tell them not to get out of the basketball court you can't do that. So we ask them to stop and they apologize and ask for a point that we haven't skated by ourselves. So you're in. So on spring, our spring in summer is really hot throughout the rich weather in this flash park for our kids. We are going to have 14 first acres for the spring to be approved. Our gym is fun and you can know that's not our splash pad. And it needs to be patched up and also there's competitive sports in our gym. They come from all over the boys' room only has one bathroom. Please give you a number used to be able to have these third skate and splash parks. Remember they would see nothing in 2012 park. Any kids in our area, there's father, there's champion on the beach at the bottom. They offer the lights on our parks so they can have. We live in an area where crime is going down keeping these kids active and what they enjoy and will help our community to help these kids out. Thank you. They are the venue couples and I'm speaking on for a vehicle now. That would be cool. We did have that splash pad there. Because we do have a lot of agents there and it would be nice. Because we play basketball there. It's kind of how we play ball. Going to do some splash pad. That's cool. Hello, my name is David Hogan. I myself was a skater and it would really be a good benefit for us youth to have a skate park because we have to go out of our community to another skate park and it's very dangerous on the highway on the expressway and it really will be good for us to keep us out of trouble too. So I just wanted to say thank you all. I guess have a nice night. I'm going to be a member of the vehicle now. On the district five parks package. The combination of Benevious, Collins Garden and Kennedy and Baudelaire parks is 63 years combined. So next up we have Becca McNeil, district one. We should be speaking on what you are. And Becca will be Shanon Perry and then Mary Clark. And Becca is not in the house. Next up is Shanon Perry. Shanon will be speaking for him. Shanon Perry. Is that part of the group? So that is a group. District one. We group an idea with Will Raney, Ann Parosi, and Will Marcus Office. So if you are on that list. Thank you all again for spending another long evening with us. I know you are missing the World Series Game 7. I also wanted to think I've got a small group in the back with my, we have a board member and a couple of hemispheres staff members if you all could stand up and raise your hands. And we'll stay here all night to answer the questions that you may have. My name is Omar Gonzalez. I'm the director of real estate for Hemisphere. And I wanted to walk you through really the crux of my presentation today. It's going to be about leverage. So I'm just glad that you have a lot of questions asked about leverage. So just to give you a bit of an oversight again. There was a master plan for Hemisphere that was developed between 2009 and 2012 approved by city council in 2012. And it created a series of higher army of parks. The first park is Yonahquant Garden in our southwest zone. Yonahquant Garden opened in October 2015 and it measures 4.1 acres. Phase 2 is Civic Park. And that's the park that we're here to talk about today. Phase 3 that will be developed in a later time is Power Park. Civic Park is 90 years. Power Park is almost 6 acres. When we look through the bond guiding principles that matched up really well with our mission and actually we checked all the boxes we thought that was really important. And the other piece that's really important is that this truly is a citywide project. This is a heat map that's based on the visitors that we have today at Yonahquant Garden. We've experienced in our first year 500,000 visitors. 84% of them are from San Antonio. If you look at the heat map all city council districts have visited the park. You can see there's even some areas outside of the city council districts that have visited the park. So this truly is the place where San Antonio meets. And if you look at the opportunity we have going forward for a 9 acre park that's bordered by 5.5 acres of developable land. You see how immense and how incredible situated this site is. Given to the east is the convention center and the river block. To the west you have La Vita and then down south we'll actually connect to Yonahquant Garden. So it really forms a crucial entry point that actually you'll walk in the half to the north is Alamo Plaza. So really a great location. We talked about the cost before I wanted to highlight two things. One was that as a signature urban park we're actually half of the average cost of signature urban parks throughout the nation. And the second thing I want to point out is that this is the right size for San Antonio. So when you look at a park this side, this magnitude with this location to truly be transformative we need $59 million to build this park. The way we're approaching it is that the bond would create $21 million. So about a third of the park cost would come from the 2017 bond. Another third actually comes from us leveraging P3 revenues. So public-private partnership developer revenues we will leverage that to pay for a third. And then the other third we're looking at other funding sources. These include tax increment refinancing zone, a state reimbursement project and fill out to pay. So in total taking that $21 million we're looking at the leverage of nine times that money when you total what that private investment could really bring in addition to what the bond could bring. P3s is public-private partnerships. We see that as a deal that we're close to inking. It would be worth about $165 million. And it will include 385 residential units including workhorse housing. It includes an office, hotel, local retail restaurant and over 600 public-private spaces. One of the other points of leverage that we'd like to point out is having tenants, having local businesses actually located within the park. And what we've done successfully in phase one is we've brought Paladena San Antonio a husband and wife company to sell their frozen popsicles. We also have the Indigo's Makers Collective which is a pop-up shop that's currently selling handmade dresses and other retail apparel. And then coming soon we have a series of restaurants, Consapos Cocina and Bar, Commonwealth Coffee and Bakery and Dilly, Syria. We also have events and activations and that provides even more opportunities for local people to get involved. For instance, we have a mix of health and wellness opportunities. We have the gentlemen from Rotin, Protango speak last time. We have a lot of food opportunities, so food trucks like Box Street Social, vendors like Frank Hotdogs. And then we have a ton of art and culture so through our collaboration with Magic Theater and our other tenants like the Instituto Pucarral de Mexico or UNAM. Just in closing, I really wanted to encourage y'all to go there. We have our first Friday event this Friday and on Saturday we have the South Town Cinema. Thank you. Thank you very much. First I want to thank the committee for being here tonight. It's very important one and I appreciate y'all very much. My name is Larry Clark and I live and work in play in District 1 and I'm here at Merritt Park tonight. I've talked about a lot of the works that we need to talk about tonight. Parks are absolutely essential to quality of life downtown so we're just talking about a large park. I'm talking about a very small park on lower Broadway. We have one park, Merritt Park, that will serve now over 5,000 new residents in the next two years. It's in District 1, it's near the San Antonio Museum of Art. It's in the Broadway Cultural Coral and though we need a lot more parks in our city, this park needs some upgrades and really needs to better serve those future tenants of the residents that are coming in. We formed Friends of Merritt Park about 12 years ago and we decided to relocate our office downtown and recently we've developed natural plans and conceptual plans for the park that support this live work in play concept. We want to see those activities downtown. I've scratched through a million remarks that I had here but I'm just going to cut to the chase and say that we have strobe, financial commitments for local property owners, for private funds to substantially increase the budgeted amounts for this. We'd like to have you consider increasing the amount from Merritt Park to $250,000. This would provide us with a shovel ready project that's going to be implemented in the medium living in a long passage by the end of the interest of taking us a little more time. I want to thank all of you for all of your good work on this committee and to help contribute to the health of our city. Thank you. Next up we have Fred Gonzalez who will be speaking on normal park District 5 and Fred as part of the group. We'll have Joe Coward as part of the group and then Roberto. My name is Bill Altman. I'm president of the San Antonio Senior Softball League. I'm speaking in favor of the normal park softball complex in District 5. Just to give you a little information about senior softball, it happens to be the largest, fastest growing sport of choice for seniors nationwide. There's about 1.5 million seniors now that are playing senior softball. There are 40 different cities that sponsor senior softball tournaments. I just came back from Las Vegas and we had the World Championships there. There were 560 teams 10,000 players and families attended. There were 4 different countries including China, Japan, Hawaii which is not a country. And the United States and Canada were all represented. So it's a huge sport nationwide. Now locally we also have the largest senior softball league in the country. It's called the San Antonio Senior Softball League, SASSL We have over 700 seniors playing female and male playing every week at normal 9 months out of the year. We expect within the next 2 years to 5 years we'll have over 1,000 seniors playing senior softball. I notice a lot of people here are old. You can go back. What we're proposing is right now we're playing senior softball at Normal Park which happens to be located in District 5. Seniors come from every single one of these districts to play in our league. They also come from every single surrounding town to play in our league. As I said we have over 700 active participants right now. We were entered into a contract in 2009 to utilize the normal facility. At that time there were 2 fields that were not acceptable fields for any kind of sport. We put money into it when the parks department cooperated. We made 2 of these fields 2 on the left. Our proposal is to take Normal and make it into a class A first class facility by adding 2 more fields. The field over next to the 2 fields on the left is already a youth softball field. It's not very good condition. We're going to propose to completely renovate that. The field further over is going to be a new field, a fourth field, which will be a combined senior softball and soccer field. We don't intend to use it for senior softball. Most of the time except for tournaments, that will be primarily used for the youth to do your soccer. So that's our proposal. The shocker is that we were allocated $650,000 to do this project. We brought in two very prestigious firms Bartlett Partners, which is an architectural firm and Bartlett Koch, which is a big construction company. They put together a 22 page plan which you see the plan up there. The plan we figure is going to cost about $3 million to complete. As I said, we were only authorized $650,000, so we're asking this committee because we are a city project and when we draw from all over we're asking this to up our allocation to $3 million so we can complete the project. I'll show you a couple of the architectural renderings. This is the entrance to the park and the next one is an architectural rendering of what the park will look like. It will be a first-class facility. Something San Antonio could be very proud of. One of the projects in the plan is to renovate a restroom. We have a very poor restroom, which is, well I can't explain it. There is a restaurant in this, I'll be replaced. Thank you very much. We're at the park, but not necessarily for that scope. What we've added to the unfunded list, you'll see that no more senior softball, the $2,000 consideration. Just to clarify, what's on the accepted project list, to see here. Right, it's for the part of the general and every reward we need to see what that's going to be raised and what's not specifically for the senior someone. Okay, alright, thank you. Thank you Mike. Next up we have Joe Calvert from District 1 who will be speaking right from his park as a group. After Joe, we'll have Roberto on the auto and then Lewis Hall's over. Good evening ladies and gentlemen. Thank you many for all the work that you do. My name is Joe Calvert and I have the honor of serving as president of the Brackridge Park Conservancy. This is a dedicated group of people who are committed to the park and it is our mission to be advocates for and stewards of Brackridge Park. However, even though Brackridge Park is a well-loved park, we are in danger as a community of failing to be good stewards of one of the most historically significant municipal parks in the country. Our good friend Charles Bernbach who is CEO of the Cultural Landscape Foundation in Washington, DC has said that Brackridge Park is the most significant municipal park in the country. Think about that. The most significant, the most significant park in the country. That's an amazing asset for San Antonio to have and we need to make sure that that asset is well cared for. The condition of the river channel walls and historic structures that have been mentioned before by some of the other folks who got up to speak is not only an aesthetic issue but is increasingly becoming a safety concern. As you can see, this is not under construction. These are just holding up the walls. They are literally falling down. These are historic walls from the Depression era and if those walls go it's going to be a problem. Those big trees that line the back there may come down with them. So this is really a serious issue. Fortunately, the city staff recognized and stabilized this infrastructure and allocated $7.75 million for the bond. Although a complete renewal and restoration of the park is going to take decades of committed and focused work and could cost up to $200 million. However, we must address this immediately and the further maintenance can no longer be ignored. Skip on through a few of these. This building here in the background is the old pub house number one and this is from Lambert Beach picture probably from the 1940s. The big white thing is a movie screen that they used to show the movies on. And of course this is the low water crossing. My wife told me before I came down here that she was driving through the park today that she drove through the low water crossing. Anyone who grew up here remembers driving through it, opening the door and seeing the water pass as she drove through that. So, the bond money will make possible the restoration of these channel walls, the restoration interpretation of the 1776 Spanish Colonial of the Bordam in Ezequia, which is part of the oldest water works municipal water works in the country excuse me, at the oldest water delivery system. And the stabilization of house number one. These are some of the pictures of the 1776 of LeBord, Ezequia. I'm sure you all recognize these areas of commitment to the park. And this is part of Wilderness Trails. Again, a picture, great picture of house number one. So, I'm going to turn this now over to one of our board members. Kim Walsh, who's going to talk about Mary Flores, which is next to the other LeBord. I'm also on the Japanese tour of the Friends of the Park. And I strongly urge you to support Full Bending of the Braggridge Park. My favorite memory of the Braggridge Park was my oldest daughter's birthday, Arjun Jasky Pavilion, 16 years ago on a cold and drizzly December day. We had a warren fire in the fireplace and we had coffee and tamales for the parents and we sugared up the kids and nobody wanted to leave because it's a magical place. We all have great memories of Braggridge Park. I've spent 10 years working at Restoring Parks of the Idupoitas, which is a very unknown and very underused portion of the Braggridge Park. We call it a niche park, much like the Japanese Tea Guards, is a niche park within the Braggridge Park. All extremely significant to San Antonio's cultural heritage. So again, I urge you to commit Full Bending of the Braggridge Park. Thank you. I'm Lynn Bobbin and I'm Executive Director Oh, dear. There's been some uncertainty. One other comment, we are here to also support the parking garage that somebody brought up a little earlier because once you get to the park you do need to park there and this is on the side by the zoo. So please consider the Full Bending of the Braggridge Park in the garage. Thank you. So we have Roberto Aguilaro, District 3, speaking on the Phase 2 Lines of the A-Maximum Limb. After Roberto, we'll have Elaine Ortiz, our group, and then Rachel Barretti. My name is Boroban Campbell, District 3, and I'm thinking this is part of the Department of T.A. So a lot of time I was sitting at the happening and I mentioned that we were able to secure about what we do out on and we were able to work with the YMCA and we secure another $2.5 million and we have a $5 million put together and we proceeded to fill Phase 1. And that's what we're talking about. Phase 1 is under construction right now and it should be completed April next year and we're also now we need to do Phase 2 of a swing pool and a play area and we were here and we asked for a $4.5 million to complete that project so we'd like to address and to consider that this will be the first ever YMCA building in Southside. Full service YMCA and the location I don't know if you're all familiar with the mission driving site in the yard that's what we're talking about that site is one and a half mile away we've got about nine neighborhoods nine neighborhoods some of those neighborhoods already reaching essentially their old neighborhoods and we need to keep sustainability in the area besides the old neighborhoods we have in the area we have five low income projects directly across the street from the proposal and so we're asking to help us complete this project we need to help if you don't know the health issues in the Southside we've heard a lot of stuff about health concerns and what have you and the other day I was picking up an old from the Southside express and he says that Bear County I did a great time to run and tell him also that 71% of the residents are overweight Mr. Agua if we can get those materials from you that would be good I've got to control sir I said if we can get those materials from you for the committee members and I'm sorry I'm late at times right now okay anyway I'm going to ask to support us and help us complete our project in the Southside so phase two of the YMCA that's going to be part of the initial staffer conditions so we're going to be part of the main like where will YMCA be this is the YMCA that's now in construction now in the commission site and phase two this would be a YMCA the only members from YMCA the YMCA has a lot of programs let's save that discussion for another committee time so next up we have the Elaine Ortiz District 3 should be speaking on five diamonds and Elaine is part of the group after Elaine will have Rachel and then Gail Sider good evening everyone I'm Elaine Ortiz I'm a member of the Five Diamonds Little League Board of Directors of District 3's Stinson Park for the health and safety of the 1800 children who play there we are asking for paid parking and five diamonds to be included on the 2017 bomb program and we were pleasantly surprised to learn that we have been moved by staff recommended projects over the course of the 60 years the Five Diamonds has been on the south side we have maintained the program in some form or fashion there we now offer baseball and softball programs to boys and girls ages 3 to 16 Five Diamonds is not just a place for Little League we have supported our community the way a partner can we host kinetic kids who play a spring and fall season for the past five years however there is no ADA parking we are home field for St. James School for Ivy Ideas South and Brooks Academy when Harleville High School built their branding baseball field Five Diamonds lent their field to the JV for practice when youth football teams in our area make playoffs and have no practice field with lights we lend the outfield for their practices we do this all for free because we strongly believe in partnering with our community we make improvements when and where we can between the daily maintenance chores we add academies on all fields we replace those floorboards on all fields through vigilant donation seeking we have been able to obtain big and small items for Five Diamonds among other things we have obtained pinking tables that were being thrown away food and pretzel warmers when Verizon and the theater was closing we have obtained artificial turf for batting cages pitching mounts and batters boxes when a football field was replacing their turf we have gotten planter boxes and when we partnered with Kaboom for a one day build of the playground we purchased a field groomer from a company that was going out of business we have gotten plant donations from Sam's wholesale club we have purchased aluminum bleachers from the yes to commission we have sought and received donations of bleachers from the local school district we have even gotten railroad ties from Union Pacific Railroad we have gotten donations of miscellaneous and discontinued items from academies, sports and outdoors donations of we have got a donation of actual storage contents from a company we relocated and left it behind and of course we have received donations from Toyota Motor Manufacturing over the course of the past six years because we were unable to fund a big ticket item like paid parking we were asking for the bond committee's help we know that a $1 million project cannot be built on the backs of our blue colored hardworking parents we would be very grateful for any dedication of money to our paid parking project we are asking for paid parking for the health of the children who pay at 5 diamonds instance of car the dirt and dust picked up by the vehicle aggravates allergies, asthma and other respiratory problems we are also asking for paid parking for the safety of the children who play at 5 diamonds instance of car and the other users of the playground with no designated parking space adults can park every which way making parking difficult and the children are crisscrossing between vehicles to get to their fields although and I did send electronically a parking plan that we had put together in 2012 nothing has changed specific to paid parking except maybe the $1 million project price tag we are asking the committee to commit to any portion of the paid parking project for the 2017 bond program thank you this is part 5 5 diamond parking lot it's not part of the initial staff recommendations I want to make sure I clarify this list this list everybody gets on this list but basically it's all about a project that gets on this list it's not necessarily a recommendations list it's just a list of those unfunded projects that are currently being used to consider thank you Mike next up we have Rachel Grim district 10 she'll be speaking on this part after Rachel and Gail and then Theresa thank you all very much for your time I won't make a mistake in the market about mentioning a little serious I'm currently back on Yannick Gordon Gardens celebrated its first anniversary last month we joined over 500,000 party visitors and thank you for your kind donation to the Conservancy your generosity and thoughtfulness and the hemisphere has become a place for San Antonio meets you are making magic happy in our city I recently received this card and mail after I made my annual donation to the hemisphere what I love most is that every donation no matter how big or how small receives a handwritten note from the executive director and not to mention a place on the dinner board adjacent to the climbing structures over 500,000 party visitors in its first year that's amazing and what's even more amazing is that it's only the first phase of what is going to be a world class city park our city park but it's going to take more than a small donation that I can manage every year the bond allocation is needed to help build the hemisphere and the city have Hemisphere is truly a public-private partnership in every sense without the bond money and philanthropy the vision is based too will not be achieved I cannot wait to see what the number of the visitors will be for phase two and with the help and the allocation of city bond the numbers will skyrocket as former mayor Bill Hartberger said tonight you don't finish a world class park three-fourths of the way through please help him as much as you can thank you very much is this Wartham Houston ISD joint partnership after Dale we've increased the volume and then a group represented by my name is Gail Siller and I'm superintendent of Fort Sam Houston independent school district working with ACOG we are asking the city of San Antonio to provide support for a new limited access road running from Redmond Road across John Janice Park to Wynons Road Wynons right here on the installation this is Redmond and this will be prepared now there's only one road allowing access to school district facilities we're seriously concerned about the safety of our children our students and staff in an emergency requiring evacuation such as a trailer element of the 35 upon age 35 if Wynons Road was blocked by traffic or other reasons then they would not not only would these students our district employees be in danger and we have the students in the district but depending upon the time in May of the week over 1200 occupants of Wynons are here many of them are working for years still receiving treatment and sensing would be seriously impacted and all the other organizations including the armory the two armories would be impacted because everything has to go through the Wynons gate Wynons is out we sincerely hope that the $2 million cost of this project could be shared between this community and possibly the Road Community Street thank you very much Gail this one being a public street in a park this is more suitable for the streets community next up we have Theresa and she'll be speaking on Mission R.T. Fine C.A. from District 3 after Theresa will have William Evans which is a she'll be part of the group and then Fernando Cagall good evening District 3, Theresa White is President of Mission South of St. Andrews Association our association is requesting that the parks, recreation and open spaces are $4.5 million in sports play fields as part of the plans for Base 2 in the White M.C.A one master plan at the Mission Drive-In in 2012 Bond funded Base 1 with $2.5 million we want the city to finish the investment they began in 2012 we also want to point out that this project fulfills the goals of SA Tomorrow for neighborhood supporting community health and wellness on another note I would like to know why each of the five Bond categories have public art monies earmarked public art projects should be funded by the hotel tax funds the $8,494,000 should be used for projects under the five Bond categories in fact, you can use that for funding Base 2 of the Mission Marquee YMCA thank you for your time Evans, district 6 and her and three will be speaking on and if you can come up to her correctly made in your park will be Fernando Figueroa and then Amber Garza my name is Lydia Evans and can you hear me okay? Mara I'm coming brother's name I grew up in a neighborhood and it's around areas apartment complexes and many other residents retired military families young children lots of teenagers our park is not yet on the list not yet but we are really hopeful first of all in our neighborhood association if I said I'm your president our classman in district 6 Ray Lopez and his staff remember he was about the possibility of a park for 30 years I lived in this area I'm from San Antonio born here we do not have a park that young people old people, retired people can walk to my second point here is there is an abandoned county side off England Road at the corner of Bay and Joeville street it is a few acres on the green area near the Leon Creek trailhead near the Ingram Mall which most of you know where that is there is a via bus transit center nearby if we could get this property for a park it would be ideal since it is near our neighborhood and thousands of other residents in that neighborhood right now we're seeing some deterioration some teenagers who are very little to do my son and my daughter love to ride bikes and so do a lot of other teenagers we could get a park there and a path down to the trails it would be wonderful keep them busy our area is losing green space very quickly developers want to build many I mean many more apartments and buildings so before all the green space in our area is gone it is vital to acquire land for a park a green space before it turns into a small bridge so please committee please consider putting this potential new park back on the bond project it would mean a lot to us and to many other people around town young and old and believe me we will use it to full capacity there are thousands in our area in nearby areas so thank you so much for your time and if there's any questions I'm ready to take them no questions well thank you for your time this is not part of the vision staff recommendations but it does show up in district 6 on the unfunded list for hypermedia's homeless association new park next up we have let me speak a little bit about the land bridge after Fernando will have Amber Barza and then we'll leave 10 I would like to speak on behalf of the Philharborger park we're addressing the land bridge good evening ladies and gentlemen I just want to tell you the address of the land bridge is an iconic project for the city of San Antonio putting our city in the main building and other ecological systems for our region this land bridge will connect the Philharborger to our park bridge the land bridge will feature skywalk trails for exercising hiking and nature watching it will also allow continuation for the popular Salado Creek Trail this unique project will feature large streets and natural habitats for local wildlife and the promotion of our ecosystem it's also one of the few projects that will have public funding committed to the project exploit we know the city staff supports the project and with the help of the parks and bonds committee we can have this amazing project in the back for next year we'll take the opportunity to take this tremendous project and put it in front of the city of San Antonio to do something fantastic thanks for your time thank you very much so it requires three people for a group I don't think everyone who spoke here as a group had a person I can confirm that what you have in the meeting but right now I can't I'm sorry, you're signed up as one person and yeah sorry okay, so good evening my name is, oh wait first I included information about the square park and you should have a sheet in your packet put your back sheet for something similar so my name is Amber Garza and I'm here tonight to raise an issue for discussion and possible action it's past year meetings we've heard from many citizens talking about parts that are important to their community and why parts they care about because they're funding from this bond program or have even suggested new parts be built the fact that there are limited amount of bond dollars in a separate project no matter how great it may be yet that doesn't seem to be true right from the square park I'll kind of skip the part about the hemisphere park being managed by H park which is a non-government a local I'm sorry, non-government corporation created by the city of San Antonio so for the 2017 bond program H park is recommended to receive $21 million in funding no other park project even comes close to that amount for all the money Hemisphere is recommended to receive I'm really surprised about the lack of discussion about it $20 million is a lot for any project not to mention the five that is also included in the streets parts and bridges for streets inside Hemisphere park in 2007 Hemisphere park received $2 million for park improvements in the 2012 bond program Hemisphere park received $15 million for park improvements and another $15 million for streets in Hemisphere park thank you Ms. Garza thank you next up is we'll be speaking on Dawson Park and Martin Luther King Plaza after William will be Richard McKinney and then Noah Almanza district 7 we'll be speaking on Crystal Hills Park my name is Richard McKinney I'm the president of the Retreating from Hills Association and my empathy goes out to the Piper's Beto people who want to park in that area down I think the committee if you look at this a leveraged project you can also get more money for your budget and service to communities that want to park the land that we do have it is at Pink Room in 410 and since we only got a minute and a half I'm going to do the slides pretty quick there are community coalitions that are gathering signatures for the committee to leverage our voice this is some of the things we can get as a leverage of $20,000 donation from the city of Leon Valley we also want to reduce the LED lighting costs to the park we can do 4 LED lights to the cost of 1 city light at $10,000 we're also going to make a land donation at the entrance of the Greenway Trades this is this is the proposed option B that was voted on by residents in 2008 this is the site of the lot donation this is an ideal spot for an anchor park at 410 Pink Room like the Piper's Beto People said it's a very underserved park down for parks one last thing I want to say that 96% of the money for parks of District 7 is for existing parks only 4% for new parks we can get a little more share of the pie thank you Mr. Mayor yeah there you go Crystal Hills Park is part of the Stafford Foundation thank you Mike so William Harper we've had to step out of the room for a second so William is back with us and William Harper is in District 2 he'll be sitting on Dawson Park in L.A. Plaza partly the King Plaza my name is William Harper I'm here to speak with two projects Dawson Park Dawson Park was built in the late 1980s and in 1929 it was named episode limber who was an aviator who died on the prime birthday the first black aviator who was named Dawson was named the Dawson Park by the 1960s around 1968 before the change right now we're asking about $750,000 for all kind of renovations all has been at no major no major work done this time that something has been done to it so that this black legacy can be done now the second part is the lighting wall space even if the renovated the second project is the modern King Plaza it extends from a long stretch to a long street main part of the statue is most of the work is done but the landscape all around is kept up for most of the time where it's $650,000 for renovations remember the modern King is the largest parade in San Antonio the largest parade in the world that's another black legacy we need to keep on the matter we've added those to the underfunded list that Dawson Park and the modern King Plaza so the plan is now right in the center of the modern King Park it's at the top it's at the intersection but it comes scored again so they're on 5-1 thank you all for being here my name is Noel Almanza I'm the president of the San Antonio Parks Foundation I don't have a lot of time I didn't even start my own clock an effort of not being booed by my comrades over here I will just skip to the point and say for a modern group the people whether it's celebrating our spurs I think that drives what San Antonio truly means to those around the country and around the world our parks are a big part of that therefore the San Antonio Parks Foundation we really are advocating for and behind the projects and the enhancements as recommended by the city staff that's all projects because they've gone through a lot of work and they've been at these projects for good reason namely speaking though I'd say Breckenridge Park in the zoo park which is a huge tremendous deal from the city of San Antonio Harberger Park and finishing that project Emmysburg Park Maggard Dog Park which is part of the Dog Park McAllister Park and Locke would have made me what he did and I do want to highlight the fact that they were not included on the leverage resources information she knows passed out in a memo and I think they've done a tremendous job utilizing volunteers almost $300,000 or over leveraged funds already and this is a group of volunteers that have come together a lot of public engagement in that project so as you all consider please keep them in your thoughts. Thank you Thank you very much This is for two I'll be speaking on Hay Street Bridge and Whitman's Olden Park after Barry will be Murray Fisher Mr. Gillard I'm apologizing for confusion to concede my time to her and get she needed it and it's the first time that I've been acting as Eddie's wingman and she hasn't eaten more time so I'm here first to talk about Pippin's Olden Park I'm a resident of the Denver Heights District too we have had a problem there for years which is the flooding of center field the baseball league was easy where children who used that park football soccer as well as baseball got muddy knees for weeks after a rainfall at least muddy for at least the first week we had a lake there it becomes a swamp after the second year or so so we have additions to the recreational problem, the public health problem there because it brings mosquitoes we have neighbors who have talked about mosquito viruses, Zika other things related to that I'm hoping that the $550,000 that Mr. Cruiseby has referred to can be loaded some of it's designating lighting but there is a need for drainage culverts and some re-engineering of center field to re-park don't have to talk to me secondhand but pastry bridge needs public support public space and we would like to see the city at least develop parking their unknown space around the bridge thank you Mr. Huston the park area is not park the staff recommendations that we used to meet we give you up on this new list of unfunded projects that we solved in the parking project thank you Mike next up is Mary Fisher she'll be speaking regarding Brackenridge Park conservative team Mary you're in the house and you all know this now they named it off one day so you have time to make a baseball game that is all our citizens here for the night we'll talk about that I'm going to take a quick watch on some of the committee remember that we have two meetings after this I'm going to go with Juana Grace and then and then Richard so for the districts in general the district park packages is it possible for us to get a list of what they're going to do to get it to each park this is kind of a project the reason we put these together is that typically there are smaller parks so they're in fairly close proximity to each other and then we get once the voters approve it we get with the community and design firm and we just have a discussion on what are the elements of our each park so for that reason we don't say it's going to be this much of a park it's much more efficient and cost effective could you send us the acreage on each of these parks places because they're eye-catching sure we have that and then we can try to get on the ones that start one meeting together but the way you might respond if you break those out and then Juana will break out Richard Richard, did you have a question? are you good? not I almost forgot that was good to ask you is it possible for us to get additional literature or material with regard to some of the percentages that went up to date other than what we have do you want to get it from my side? my that's not working don't worry don't worry I was just asking is it possible for us to get some of the percentages that went up to 90 because we're probably moving the tables can I consider trying to make an email? I think that's possible with the videos and all that you need to link to those videos maybe we're already set in the phone I thought that was too that's a sign there's three people on it I think you can't that would be great um Jesus that's it we still need a couple minutes we have two committee meetings after this we have plenty of time in between that we still have communications so thank you everyone for your participation our next meeting is scheduled for Monday, November 14th at 6pm


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Hello everyone, another day, another NARC Survivor Live video. I'm out here at the park today. I've done a few videos here before, as you may remember. In this one, I am going to be talking about something I don't speak about too much. But I've noticed that there are a lot of YouTubers who are speaking about this. They're talking about when the narcissist feels regret, when they have a change of heart, when they feel like they made the wrong decision, they shouldn't have done that, they should have treated you differently, or they should have given you another chance. I can tell you, no, they cannot do that. That is one thing they cannot do. Narcissists have a mental illness, a personality disorder, and that is something that is not going to change. They will always be that way. And I think we all know what I'm talking about when I say that. They are these high-conflict people. It's like no matter what you do to try to please them or make them happy, nothing you do is ever good enough.   And as I had to do, you do have to take some responsibility and look at yourself to question what got you into this mess, because a healthy person, as soon as they see that they are out there, as soon as they see that someone has all of these problems and they can't act normally, they can't act right, and they're constantly blaming you and they don't want you to be better, these should all be red flags. That's not what you should be looking for. You need to practice self-love, self-care, and then when you come across someone who is emotionally healthy, someone who can give and receive your love, that will be very attractive to you.  They will remain that way until the day they die, because they have a disorder, a mental illness, and you really have to look at yourself and question, why am I attracted to, drawn to, a mentally ill person who should be locked up in a padded room so that they don't hurt themselves or other people, because that's really where they belong. They need to be chained to a fence, like a dog, because they're very impulsive, very reckless, they can be very aggressive as well, they're very dangerous, and there is nothing attractive about that. That is very dirty, very ugly. You should not want that in your life. Of course, I know I understand that sometimes we get pulled into it, we get manipulated. Yes, this can happen to people like us, people who practice self-love and self-care, we value ourselves, we desire real love. Yes, we can get drawn into it as well sometimes, but someone who really loves and values themselves and respects themselves they are not going to choose to stick around once they see what they're dealing with. As soon as they recognize that someone is not right in the head, someone has a mental illness, a personality disorder, they're just going to want to get out of there as soon as they can. They are not going to stick around for more, because they value themselves, they respect themselves, so they're not going to put themselves or keep themselves in a situation where their self-love and self-respect is going to be compromised. They're just not going to do that. But of course, I understand people get tricked and it may just be that, yes, you may be deficient in self-love, that may be a possible cause, and yes, I can relate to that as well. I mean, I was always the type of child when I was growing up. I loved myself very much. I was very happy with how I dressed, with the type of person, the type of character that I had. I loved the way that I looked. I just loved everything about myself, but then I came around narcissists and then I started to look at myself in a different way. And I would even say that I stopped taking care of myself. And it was almost like a manifestation. I think something just flew my ear then. But yeah, it was almost like a manifestation. And I just looked in the mirror and I just didn't find myself attractive anymore. You do need to be aware of that. You do need to be very careful when you are around these types of people. Because when you are around a normal, healthy person who does value and love themselves, you will feel very beautiful or very handsome around that type of person. And it will only lead you to a healthier place where you desire to practice even more self-love and self-care. So, those of you who are watching this, you don't feel beautiful. You feel unattractive. It's not always you. Take a look at the company that you are surrounding yourself with. A lot of times that could be the problem. But at the same time, there's nothing wrong with practicing self-care, getting a haircut, buying some new clothes. These types of things will make you feel good about yourself. And that's really your greatest defense against narcissists and narcissism. It's your self-love. But narcissists having a change of heart. Nope. They cannot do that. They will never do that. They're always going to be the same way. They're always going to be blaming you. You're always going to feel like something is wrong with you. You're missing something. You need to be better or greater. You're always going to feel that way around them. And you may blame yourself as well until you realize and accept that yes, they do in fact have a mental disorder. They are mentally ill. That is why when you see them, they're always so unstable. There's so many contradictions, so many things that don't even make any sense. But when you're around a caring, loving person who loves themselves, everything makes perfect sense. And they will actually feel very uncomfortable if things do not make sense to you. They will want you to know. They will want you to understand.  But narcissists, they enjoy the dysfunction, the chaos and the drama. They thrive in that. So when you're around them, you're not dealing with a self-composed person who knows where they are and knows where they're going. You're dealing with an emotional wreck, someone who lacks composure, someone who is all over the place. They don't know what they're doing, where they're going. They don't even know what they're thinking half the time because they lack self-awareness. And of course, when you are around them, you are going to feel the exact same way. Crazy makes you crazy. So when you are around these types of people, you are going to feel like you're losing your mind. And of course, I don't want that for you. Which is why I had to get on here and make this video. To make you aware that, no, they're not going to have a change of heart. I mean, if we're talking about people who may be a little bit narcissistic, two or three traits, maybe they just have a bit of ego, a bit of pride. They might be a bit self-absorbed sometimes. If you talk to them about it, they can quickly identify the areas of their ways and make that change. Those types of people, they will have a change of heart. They will recognize that maybe they did something wrong. They will feel regret. And they will feel bad for what they did to you. That is a very different thing. And those types of people typically carry themselves very differently to narcissists. They're not so reactive or aggressive. They might just have two or three traits. They could be a bit self-absorbed sometimes. Maybe they don't see things right away. They may be hard-working people. Maybe they have a little sense of entitlement. These things, they may seem like an inconvenience at times, but they're not that bad. Those types of people are not full-blown narcissists. They're not deliberately seeking to harm you. They do not find pleasure in your pain or at your expense. Very different to someone who does have a mental illness or personality disorder. Someone like that. No. They are never going to change. They are never going to be what you want them to be. And they're never going to care about you.  And that's just how it's going to be until the day that they die.  But that's all you'll ever get from them is words. And those words will never lead to actions. And when you figure them out, when you catch on, they know that jig is up.  Or it's likely that they already have someone else lined up. Because yes, as we know, they can't be alone. They always need to have supply. But yes, of course I understand those of you who are dealing with real NPDs. People with a mental illness. And it's very obvious when you're dealing with someone like that. Because they are very aggressive. They're like loose cannons, emotional wrecks. They're very dysfunctional. Very low class people. When you're dealing with someone like that, there is not going to be a change of heart. And in fact, there's not going to be a change of anything. The only thing that's going to change in that situation is you.   You won't even understand how you've become, what you've become.  Because that is exactly what real narcissistic abuse does to you. It turns you inside out. Everything that you were before, you lose that. But that does not typically happen around those who have one or two or three narcissistic traits, not the full-blown disorder. Those types of people, they can check themselves. Yes, they may be a bit preoccupied with superficial things, like their appearance, their style, their job, their car, whatever it is. But if you talk to them, they will understand and they will make the necessary changes. They're very different to someone who has a full-blown disorder. That is a completely different thing. So yes, it is very important to be aware of that. And if you've watched enough of my videos so far, you will already know the difference about what I am talking about. Because there is a very clear difference between someone who only has a few narcissistic traits, as many people do, and then someone who has the full-blown disorder or mental illness that cannot be fixed or changed. That type of person is always going to be the same. They're going to keep doing what they do. And yes, it is going to be very hurtful.  They're never going to find happiness, satisfaction or fulfilment in anything. They are always going to be that way. And when you're around them, you just have to be very careful that you don't get pulled into it. Because as I said, it will change you.  So it's a very different thing. And they're never going to have a change of heart. The only thing that's going to change is you. And if they can't change you, then they'll change everyone around you to reflect back how they think and feel in their minds, to reflect their narrative about you.  And that is how you know exactly what you're dealing with.  People who have just a few mild narcissistic traits, they're not going to take it that far. They're not going to have any real desire to hurt or control you. That's something that narcissists do. So yes, I hope I have made the difference very clear in this video. Because I know sometimes people can get it confused. And of course it is important to understand that this disorder does not change. I genuinely believe that these self-aware narcissists, they did not have the full-blown disorder. Because one of the main features of that is a lack of self-awareness, which means that they're never going to look at themselves and realize that they did anything wrong. And as I've said before, these are the types of people who are in presence. They're those types of people who, if they do something wrong, you try to hold them accountable. They're all in denial. They'll all say that they didn't do it.  This is the way that full-blown MPDs are. And it's almost like they create a separate world. A fake reality to protect and defend themselves. So that is the difference. And I do believe that they will stay in denial until the day that they die. That is not going to change. So yes, a big difference with someone who just has a few traits. That type of person may not manipulate, deceive, or abuse you, or lie to you in future fake. Narcissists will, and by the time they're finished with you, you will wish that you never even met them. You will wish that you had met someone else instead. They're not going to regret anything that they did, but you will regret ever being involved with them. And it's really sad, but that's how it tends to be for them. They just have a string of victims who feel disappointed and dissatisfied. They feel miserable, traumatized, because the narcissist did a disservice to them. It's where they just wish they had never even met them. And I can't imagine that. That would really hurt me to know that there was anyone who wished they never met me. I wouldn't like that at all. But for narcissists, that is just the way that it is. And it will continue to be that way, because they'll always be in denial, they'll never make the changes. But for you and I, it's okay because we can move on. And we can beat other people who are not narcissists and have a healthy relationship. So that's all there is to it. Anyway, I am going to continue my walk in this park. I hope that you found this video helpful. If you did, you can give it a thumbs up down below.


Well, to the ice, it was a brilliant four year career at BSU for Alexis Joyce, leaving her mark as one of the top blue liners in Beaver Women's Hockey history. And even though she might be done wearing the Bemidji State sweater, she'll now trade it in for a professional one. Joyce has signed a contract to join the HV71 Hockey Club of the Swedish Women's Hockey League. They finished fifth in the standings this past season before falling in the first round of the playoffs. Joyce finished her BSU career with 81 points, raking second on the program's career points for a defenseman. She'll join fellow WCHA members Claudia Kepler from Wisconsin and Jessica Heedley from UMD. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Hey guys, welcome to Snowbreak Containment Zone and we have here Cherno Enigma, considering pulling for her, I'd like to know how good she is, even though I do have an SMG damage dealer already or a DPSer so again I'd like to feature her in another video to test whether the damage is significant or not for you to pull but definitely I'm collecting most of them so without further ado let's move on to this don't have my cap right now it's been a long time if you can see in our first video previous two videos I mentioned that I already have long hair so as you can see their hair is long already and just you know it's still wet so I couldn't put on a cap but without further ado we'll do pulls for Cherno then we'll do pulls for her weapon we'll see what happens after that so without again much ado let's do some 10 pulls okay so we'll see what happens here I'd like to pull her early because I'd like to save up currency and yeah we have India I'd like to save up more currency for future pulls so hopefully we can get her at least one copy then one copy of her unique weapon okay so let's do more let's this is for your 20 pulls guys 20 pulls oh boy 20 not ideal that just let's just skip this one so at 20 we only have one purple so we do have 65 no 55 to pity let's do single pulls here to round this up to 30 might get lucky with single pulls this game doesn't have much luck with single pulls I noticed that ever since I started I don't remember getting any any yellow or yellow operatives or orange tier operatives from a single poor from the single pull so hopefully this time I'm proven wrong this is the last one so that we could have oh it's purple okay so we have series to round out 30 pulls so that's 30 pulls here we have 50 more to go hopefully we could get her in the next 10 10 at 40 at 40 please do please do please do oh boy so guess I'll be going towards and I do hope I get her at 80 I win a 50 because if not this is gonna it's gonna suck really oh boy still one sure though not that sure no okay we're diving into crystals already why I really hope it was her so we have three here let's slow play this need to do have no to skip this doing a measure around with your time guys okay so that is 60 20 for pity oh my god please do give me please do please do please do please do give me her oops no no no no please do give me her please win the 5050 for me please please please please please series yes yes come to be nice animation nice nice animation okay okay doki she's home okay with that out of the way let's get her weapon here this I'm not sure I usually lose on these so let's see let's see first 10 pull so it's guaranteed pity next that is the weapon of y'all okay let's skip this one y'all's weapon Olympus that's nice so the next pity definitely be getting her so let's round is up to run is down to 10 so let's round out out to 10 hopefully I could still get the weapon earlier please please leave me more currency please I think I can do it with yeah I can't go into pity but I would rather say more currency for the next banner yes yes yes yes yes yes pity pity pity okay let's skip this okay now that we're done we still do have five we still have 5,000 by the way okay so we have a new operative churno orange tear straight this girl up with the six so go straight to 80 please I think have enough showcase coming up let me just try and use her first in a couple of you know tries here and let's see how she actually does before I do some recommendations upgrade 80 weapon change weapon okay confirm let's train that weapon later logistics I have the farm for first your onyx I think I can open up let's do let's open up everything shall we I think I can and if I can reset these if I'm not happy with them I think I can open these already opening up everything so so for those who are still here thank you for still watching let's just level this girl up we'll do a showcase whether she's worth pulling or not then already have her so do a build guide for her once we are done with the showcase I still need to farm for her logistics though manifestations I'll do a complete review guys once I've you know tried to look at how she does let me just upgrade this beyond sight this looks better don't like scope actually it's max HP anyway let's max her out her parameters upgrade everything I think I have enough resources for a full upgrade upgraded weapon here unless I run out of money which is likely sometimes up to 50 and we are rolling here with extra weapons so how are your polls guys I do wish that you also have the same luck as I did recently with her so wish that everybody is lucky with her pulls as well this is better than okay I do have enough up to 80 okay so what do we claim here unlock weapon parts so this is it's not a scope let's use that for the cool factor it's not a silencer it's not a magazine but it's a okay fair enough fair enough so her multiplier let me take a look at her let me just take a look at her skills here so her multipliers are attack attack it's attack so we need to increase her attack I'm at 3000 right now anyway so that's it for now I still do have I do have to farm for logistics let me see what I can conjure up that is it guys hopefully you have good pulls as well I'll take it you know I'll see you the next video for my recommendations if she's a muscle let me test her out first and also her build guide in another video so thank you very much for staying this far take care stay safe this is the warden and I'm out here


Hi guys, I'm gonna do that side for a few hours and it's really hot here So I really want to do a natural makeup look Just because I'm gonna be baking in the sun. So it is so hot here and I'm just like trying to figure out what I should do in terms of makeup I don't want my foundation to just be melting off my face all day and like look really cakey I'm wondering if I should just do concealer contour And not use foundation move the camera angle the lighting is super weird in here, but it's okay So I just have the flawless filter on right now. I think I'm gonna do no foundation first gonna go in with the Charlotte Tilbury Contour if you didn't know my boyfriend plays professional tennis So that's why I'm in Australia right now. He is here for a grand slam I'm not gonna act like I'm an expert in tennis. I'm definitely still learning, but there are only four Grand slams in a year. So it's a pretty big deal. These are definitely the biggest tournaments of the year They're just really exciting tournaments to be at and yeah, that's why I am here. I really do love watching tennis It was not a sport that I watched very often My mom is a big tennis fan and she watches tennis, but I didn't grow up watching tennis really So it's been pretty fun for me to get into it. Next. I'm just gonna go in with a Little bit of shape-tapes to start and then I'm gonna build it up But I have always wanted to go to Australia so bad So I'm so excited to be here He had a tournament before this that I didn't come to and he's been here Training for a few days just like practicing This is like the beginning of a long season and I'm gonna be traveling with him as much as I can part of the reason On top of the other reasons why I came back to YouTube was I felt like travel vlogs Specifically the type of traveling that I'm doing with my boyfriend I feel like kind of deserves a little bit more time and like I just can't fit a travel vlog On a three-minute TikTok. So I was gonna wear my hair up today I always straighten my hair before I put it up I don't know if you guys do that But I straightened it to wear it up and then whenever I wear like little dresses. I like bring my hair down I don't know why this is it so far without any foundation The reason I do normally often wear foundation is because I feel like it looks better in photos, but in person I think this looks better Especially in the sun. I'm gonna go with this Maybelline instant age eraser on my forehead and Then my upper lip I get these freckles on my upper lip and I don't mind them But when I am doing makeup like do kind of cover them, honestly, I get so nervous at his matches like my anxiety It's insane. Hey, do my eyebrows also guys. Thank you for being so supportive About me coming back To YouTube like you guys have sent me the sweetest messages and you really all do feel like my friends. So Thank you for the nice words. It's really encouraging and I'm really excited to be back. Okay. I'm just gonna skip to lips before I do my eyes because I haven't decided yet I have a new lip combination that I really Like I use the Charlotte Tilbury iconic nude Just like a brown Nude any brown Sort of thing would work. Okay, then I'm gonna go in with this benefit Rose lip tint.  Just be careful with her I do it on my eyelids because I like my eyelids to look very bright Okay, I'm gonna go in with tempura.  So I'm gonna do that today. One of my new favorite mascaras is this kush mascara by milk Makeup very natural and it like really just separates the lashes. It doesn't like give crazy drama look It's just like nice and simple Like just a normal nice Just coats your lashes and doesn't make them clumpy sometimes. I want the clumpy Like night out winged eyeliner fake lashes the hood of beauty is a little more for that But for daytime looks I will be using Okay, there we have it gonna contour my nose with this Anastasia in chestnut It's a really pretty color brown. I really do like contouring your nose makes a thing difference Just for like the dimension of your face Okay, I'm gonna go over a lip liner And then I'm going to Add a little bit of the pink lemonade like I said this combo is unmatched Well, I think lip liner lip looks is all about like mixing a lot of different things I feel like I need a necklace Oh, wait eyebrow gel milk makeup Eyebrow gel. He sent me a pr package a bit ago. This was just laying around and I grabbed it before I left I do really like it.  I'm sorry, but I've been really loving the salt and stone deodorant in Santel Okay, guys Feel like I am good to go besides the fact that I'm wearing granny panties right now and then I'm wearing Converse platform converse for some height with the dress because it's a little dress and Heights always nice. Okay guys. I literally never do this Ah, that's a lie. Is this even champagne? Okay, I actually don't know if this is even champagne. Okay.  Cheers guys It's actually pretty good. I have some time until I have to leave so Tommy emailed me this morning. It's like, what did he email me? No subject. Hey, I love you Oh, you're so cute. Okay. I think Tommy called a car for me. So I'm gonna finish my glass and then head down I will see you guys at the site Okay, so the tournament has been temporarily stopped because of heat And I've just taken it upon myself to get some sun I did not vlog much Babe You just look really good. We're going to dinner at No, boo. Good. What did you think? I like the tacos. I love those tacos. Yeah, they're kind of they're kind of nasty It is Tuesday. So I like the miso soup. Should we lose some money in the casino real quick?  Yeah, and start atlanta dc.   Who are you about to have a meeting with? What are y'all gonna talk about? Um, I don't know if Olivia's joining me


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So this is week one where we're going over the tooth and tooth surfaces in the VIP Board Exam Prep Academy. So think of your dental anatomy. We're going over eruption patterns, line angles, cusps, pits, and fissures, oral facial anatomy, the differences. It's a big unit, even the simple stuff like enamel, dentin, cementin, pulp, pawporns, we're going over all of it. So let me just kind of give you guys a sneak peek here. So this is what the power point looks like. All of our topics we go through in our class, and there's different charts for everybody too to kind of get a good grasp on things. And we go over all of it, especially you need to remember those eruption patterns. It's so easy to forget, or it's so easy to kind of just look at your chart notes. But for the Board Exam, you're not going to have your cheat sheet with you, right? So make sure to know those eruption patterns, when the teeth come through, and then when they shed as well. And not to forget, think of your height of contours, think of your contact areas, think of your like ridges, line angles, it's kind of boring, but you do need to know it for the Board Exam, especially if you're a dental hygiene student. For dental assisting students, you don't really have to know too much about the line angles, the height of contour, you know, all of that, but you do have to know things like the contact points. You need to know the embrasure spaces, and you need to know the differences. So we go through all of that. And not to forget class of occlusion. So sometimes they refer to it as class one, class two, class three, or sometimes they go into it a bit deeper, class one, malocclusion, class two, malocclusion, and class three, malocclusion. So when you see the term malocclusion, think, uh-oh, something's not ideal. Okay. Even for class one, you might be thinking, wait, I thought class one was normal. Well, the molar relationship might be, but what about those, sorry, those incisors, those premolars? They might be crowded, so they're not normal. But then think of it the other way. This is what I learned when I was in school, and this is what I use in my practice, is just simply class one, class two, and class three. But then for class two, there could be a division one, and a division two, or a division two, sorry. So for class two, that first molar is more mesial to the first molar on the bottom, but the interiors are protruded. But then for division two, it's the same molar relationship, not ideal because it's a class two, but the premolars, or sorry, I keep saying premolars. The incisors are retrooted or normal, but they're usually retrooted. So you need to know both of the different ones. And if you're not familiar with one, you don't know what's going to be on the board exam. So you need to study them both. And then we go over things like, again, the easy stuff like the centrals, the laterals, the canines, the premolars, the bicuspids, we go over that, but not to forget Black's classification of carries. This is something I find that students skip over, and they forget about it. In the offices that I was in, we didn't even use this. They just simply said, this tooth has an intraproximal cavity, or this tooth has the cavity on the mesial and the occlusal, but Black's classification is different. So you need to know that we go over it in our classes. We go over determining the age if you're looking at diagrams and or x-rays, especially the panoramic. So we go over that, oral facial anatomy here, very exciting. We go over the gingiva, the difference between the gingival margin, attached gingiva, what it should look like in health. We go over, again, contact areas, very important, intraproximal spaces and braziers, all of that. So when you're studying the tooth and tooth surfaces, make sure to go through that. If you need help, definitely check out the VIP Board Exam Prep Academy where we have our classes. And then we go over, we have our teaching classes. So I teach the lecture to you. And then we have mock exams, case studies, but also quizzes. So there are three separate parts. We're in the next class, we go over mock exam questions, multiple choice questions together. And I do help you guys with the answers, including the rationale. So I tell you why the answer is the best answer. But then there's also interactive quizzes inside the course. So you can take your own quizzes online and pick the answer. And then it tells you right away if it's true or false or sorry, right or wrong, I suppose. And then there's also case study. So digging deeper, actual dental scenarios where you have to know the question, know the answer, but in a different way. So we go through all of that inside the VIP Board Exam Prep Academy. So definitely check it out. I will leave the link for you guys down below in the description link. You can also see it on the main website of course at dentalel.com. Click like if you like this video and don't forget to hit the subscribe button because there's new videos twice a week. And there's also now I am writing a blog. So there's lots of dental articles. If you want to learn about all of things dental, I will leave the link for that down below in the description too. And you can also of course see the blog link on the website at dentalel.com. So thank you guys for listening. I hope this helps and I'll see you in the next one.