Howdy how's it going? My name's Davy Chappy, and you may not know this, but I'm a wizard. At least that's what the large hairy man who broke into my house told me, and there's nothing I trust more than bears. But if I want to handle my wand without embarrassing myself, then I'm gonna need to study up. And for that, we need the new Unearthed Arcana set in Strixhaven Academy from Magic the Gathering. I'm gonna talk about the five new subclasses presented in this article, each of which was created for not one class, but for a group of classes. All of which are allowed to forego their normal choices in favor of picking their favorite house. As always, keep in mind that the majority of this is just my opinion, so if you feel like magic schools are old and that the real money is in magic community colleges, feel free to play your games however you want. But before we begin, it's time for an ad! Do you like hunting monsters? 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Back Heliana's Guide to Monster Hunting on Kickstarter now to receive all of these goodies, and click the link in the description below before the hunt ends. Heliana's Guide to Monster Hunting.  But with that out of the way, let's begin. So, like I said before, the Strixhaven UA doesn't just come with a subclass for the bar, the wizard, the warlock, or the druid, and then just give a list of abilities for me to read and review like an ormy article. Instead, every subclass in this arcana gives a list of classes that are available to it. For instance, the Lorehold subclass can be taken by anyone playing a bard, a warlock, or a wizard, meaning that you could have one character of each class that all have the same subclass. To account for the fact that every class gets their own subclass features at different levels, each Strixhaven feature gives a minimum level that it can be taken at. Effectively changing nothing with how an individual class would get its powers, but still making bars jealous that wizards get all the AP classes. In addition, multiclassing doesn't allow you to take the same subclass over and over, so even if you're a bard that puts in those wizard hours, you won't get any extra credit for repeating the same courses over again. However, you can take a different Strixhaven subclass, allowing you to be an exchange student if you're the kind of player who has trouble with commitments. The concept of flipping the class subclass script on its head is amazing to me, because I've always been a big proponent that certain classes get too much love while others are left by the wayside, but with so many new source books coming out that every class has like ten different subclasses each, the game is starting to feel like it's producing content to fill a quota, and new ideas are getting harder to come by. Having the ability to create polyamorous subclasses means that the developers can just make whatever they want, and then give that subclass to whatever classes they feel like would fit, and that means that I don't have to take all of the features that come with a specific base class if the subclass is all I care about. Too bad that this concept wasn't tried out back when psionics were still in development. Anyway, that's enough preamble. I know you're here for the subclasses themselves, so starting off with the first college, we have The Lorehold, an academy for bards, warlocks, and wizards that prioritizes history and knowledge above all else, while also dabbling in necromancy for the specific purpose of talking to dead people and asking them what their favorite soup was. Getting a letter from the Lorehold Academy will grant you an ancient companion that inhabits a statue and will beat up bad guys to help your pursuit of knowledge. Depending on the type of ghost that you summon, your companion will have different powers that can heal you, protect you, or talk down to you like a doting mother. The Pokemon type will also grant you more power further down the line in the form of better healing and advantage on smart rolls or punchier damage spells. You can also wrap up a caster in their own magic to make them vulnerable to whatever they just casted, and you can eventually trip balls to go on a spirit journey where your mind takes a backseat to the will of the universe, granting you increased luck, damage resistances, or the fluidity of motion that no one can intercede. I don't know if I'm just not getting the references to MTG, but the Lorehold subclass feels disjointed. The first two abilities imply that this is going to be heavily focused on your old Spice Stone Man and whatever stand season, but the other two are just random buffs, one of which is actually a list of buffs that doesn't connect with the Lorekeeper theme in any particular way.  Moving on, if you enjoy playing a druid, a sorcerer, or a wizard, and enjoy taking a single element and making your entire personality like an avatar character, then you need to join the School of Prismari. Prismari mages get proficiency in acrobatics, athletics, nature, or performance, and they turn the powers of ice, fire, or lightning into an art, granting additional powers when you take the dash action as a bonus action, like sweeping ice around them to knock people over, burning their surroundings in a heatwave, and zipping around on a wave of lightning to avoid opportunity attacks. Further abilities let you harness the elements to protect yourself and allies from fire, ice, or lightning, and you can deal additional elemental damage in either slow people, heal allies, or stun enemies, and your dex saves will become legendary as you learn to never roll a dex save lower than a 10. I've never considered the druid, sorcerer, or the wizard to be particularly mobile classes, and that's what I love about this subclass. It gives all three the chance to not be physically awkward nerds, but instead be nerds that can do a backflip. Plus, the chance to focus any of these three classes on a particular element is something that I've always wanted to do, and while the fire druid eventually got love in Tosh's book, everything else was just a pipe dream until now. This is a very good subclass. Speaking of nerds, sorcerers and wizards rejoice. Just for the quandrix school of math and magic, takes the already algebraic world of the clacky dice game and says, what if we just stopped pretending that we weren't always doing math this whole time? Scholars of quandrix take the powers of probability into their own hands, adding and subtracting a d6 from people that you cast magic on, as well as having an extremely touchy personal space that will literally teleport away anybody that gets within 30 feet of you. Plus, you can slide down the difficulty meter on someone's body, hitting them with the massive strength dex and attack penalties, and you can turn on noclip to gain resistance to physical damage and move through solid everything.  Granted, setability will eat up sorcery points like their pack pellets, but like I said to my last ex, sometimes doing it once is enough. Either way, the subclass isn't broken by the strategy, so overall, it still gets my seal of approval. Now, if you liked my woody wordplay where I called my last ex impotent, then maybe you'd want to enroll in the Silver Quill College for Bards, Warlocks, and Wizards, where the power of the spoken word is the greatest magic in the land, supplying every student with either Sacred Flame, or the cantrip that you actually will pick, Vicious Mockery. Additionally, you gain proficiency in performance, persuasion, deception, intimidation, or insight, as you study to lay the verbal smackdown on some fools. Your words will flow with magic that can re-roll people's dice, exude a cloud of darkness that only you can see through and will physically choke out anybody that spends time in it, embolden radiant or psychic spells to charm people and frighten them respectively, and apply vulnerabilities to enemies while also magically absorbing some of the damage that your allies are about to take. None of these abilities scream, talk good, be good to me. And instead, they feel like holdovers from the math school and the elemental school. While it's not the easiest thing in the world to create a subclass based off of talking, it is telling that none of these abilities actually requires your target to hear you. In fact, most of these abilities rely on or inhibit sight, so maybe this was meant to be a different subclass entirely before it was reworked into Silver Quill? Either way, I'm not totally convinced on the gimmick. And finally, the only subclass that isn't available to the wizard is the School of Witherbloom, which dedicates its existence to the Wheel of Existence, Life, Death, and Rebirth. As you may expect, Druids are welcome at the school, as are Warlocks, and they will get to spare the dying can trip for their troubles, as well as both cure and inflict wounds. Witherbloom students can also call upon the power of Life or Death, letting them spend hit die as a bonus action to heal or transform their spells into irresistible necrotic damage. Furthermore, Withery boys get proficiency with Herbalism Kits at level 6, which is a weird place to put a tool of proficiency, but say levy. And they can use that Herbalism Kit to bubble up potions that will fortify those who imbibe them against elemental attacks, heal and restore anybody who drinks the tonic, or they can apply the cabbage stew to a weapon and wipe it off on their enemies to poison them. Further abilities include enhancing necrotic and healing spells, as well as mixing it up a little via healing people by dealing necrotic damage to other people in a sort of forced life transfusion. I find Witherbloom to be a bit on the nose with its abilities, but that's not really a bad thing. It'd be a weird criticism to say that something is too focused on its gimmick, although it is a bit basic for every ability to be some variation of this heals when healing, or this hurts when hurting. Overall, I like the Polyamorous subclass gimmick, although I by no means want this to be a replacement for normal subclasses. The main thing that stuck out to me while reading through this article was that not specializing in one class restricts the amount of synergy that you can have with certain class's abilities. You can't pull from bardic inspiration or sorcery points or do anything with wild shapes, so every subclass has to either stifle itself with rule restrictions, or it needs to bring its own new mechanic to the table, which would be a much cooler thing to do with the subclass, but it seems that only the Prismari subclass seems to have figured that out. As for the schools themselves, Lorehold College needs some focus, Prismari College is fantastic, Quadric's College should watch out for exploits, Silverquill doesn't know what it wants to be, and Witherbloom was out of ideas before the end of the page. But that'll about do it. I hope you enjoyed this video. Be sure to leave a like, comment, subscribe, ring the bell, check out all my social media in the description below, and be sure to support me on Patreon so I can burn this letter to Hogwarts as an active turf warfare. But yeah, Davy out.


Hello friends, this is Dr. Bhupen Singh, consultant cardiologist, Manipal Hospital, Gajibath. Today, I will talk about abnormal heart beating. Normal heart rate is between 6200 beats per minute. If your heart rate is less than 60 beats per minute, it is called as low heart rate or bradycardia. If it is more than 100 beats per minute, it is called as high heart rate or tachycardia. In normal resting condition, your heart rate remains on the lower side and during working or exercising, this heart rate becomes higher side. If even in the resting condition, if your heart rate is on higher side, you need to consult a doctor. Normally, heart rate is regular but if it becomes irregular, this medical condition is known as atrial fibrillation. To diagnose these medical conditions, we need 24 hour or longer duration ECG recording. We call this as Holter monitoring. Atrial fibrillation is a serious medical condition in which clot formation can occur inside the heart which can embolize to brain and ultimately this can lead to CVA or paralysis. This condition is more common in elderly, those who are hypertensive, diabetics and those who have associated coronary artery disease or thyroid conditions. If you are experiencing any palpitation, sudden in non-sat, if you are experiencing faintness, extreme weakness, fatigue, I suggest you to consult your doctor. Thank you.


Day one is not January 1st necessarily it can be anytime that the books picked up it could be done daily Which is more of the thought behind the book But again, it could be done weekly it could be done monthly It can even just be picked up and just skim through pick one and say let me read this for now Right, so I think that's most of our day most of us is it's so big It would be great to have like a daily devotional every day But let's be honest like we try to do something we do three days great And then something goes crazy and then we miss a few days and then we try to pick it back up And then we and this book works with that. I mean we're all works in progress We all have busy lives multiple responsibilities and a book like this a devotional can can be just one help along the way So there's no pressure like you got to do it every day It's there pick it up and use it as you can when you can


Thank you. And here we are. It is Thursday, January 13th. And this is Senate government operations. And just, I just want to remind us, I think that I haven't said this for a while, but, and we only have two guests with us so it doesn't, it really isn't relevant right now but we don't use chat. Because chat is seen by the committee is seen as side conversations, and if we were in the state house, we would ask people to take their conversations outside of the committee room so just to remind people that the only time chat is used is if somebody refers to a website or a document or something Gail will post it on the chat, but other than that we don't really use it. So, today, I believe, Tucker, we are going to look at, as you remember probably two years ago we passed a municipal self governance pilot bill. It passed the Senate, and it did not meet with much favorability in the house. And so this year we're trying a slightly different tack, and Tucker will explain to us what it is that we're doing here and how this might give us some of the same outcomes, but in a slightly different way. So, with that, Tucker, do you want to lead us off? And just just I want to make sure Mark, are you Sheriff Anderson are you here for this bill, or did I mislead you on something. Good afternoon Madam Chair, I am here regarding s 181 I missed the reference that you're talking about but if that's the one that's what I'm here for. Is it thank you okay I just didn't sometimes I might send people the wrong messages so okay just wanted to check. Thank you. Okay Tucker. Well good afternoon everyone Tucker Anderson Office of Legislative Council.  The key difference with everything in this bill is that the authority that is granted under the bill you have in front of you is universal for all municipalities. This doesn't establish a pilot program where there's a limited number of municipalities that are selected first by commission that's recommended to the General Assembly, and then you would pass subsequent acts. Through this authority is granted immediately upon the passage of the bill and is available to all municipalities in the state. There are a ton of subject areas that are covered within the four corners of this bill. There is going to be a lot to unpack here within some of those subject areas, and I'm sure that you will give it a lot of attention. So to start let's jump into the first chunk of the bill under the reader assistance heading on page two ordinance authority subject to permissive referendum. The authority granted to municipalities that they will express legislatively through their legislative body that is subject to a referendum of the voters so it could be overturned by petition by the voters. The first section that we will deal with is one that this committee has worked in quite a bit 24 vsa section 2291. This contains enumerated regulatory powers. This is ordinance authority. And for each of these the municipal legislative body would have the ability to adopt an ordinance that carries either a civil or criminal penalty. There are some exceptions in 2291 that we don't have to get into here. But that is the background for how this comes to be. The first amendment appears on page three subdivision one. And this is a modification of the existing regulatory authority that municipalities have over sidewalks and bicycle paths. And this allows municipalities to set off portions of public highways for sidewalks and bicycle paths and to regulate their installation and use. So this is a clarifying amendment that says that municipalities would be able to regulate the installation of sidewalks and bicycle paths and authority that apparently they do not have currently outside of 2291. And in sub division four we deal with another municipal highway section under existing authority this allows municipalities to regulate the operation and use of vehicles to erect traffic signs and signals to regulate the speed of vehicles. Here we are striking subject to 23 vsa chapter 13 sub chapter 12 eliminating this reference the intent of that strike is to allow municipalities simply without qualification to regulate the speed limits on town highways. If you go to 23 vsa chapter 13 sub chapter 12 it very specifically will limit the maximum speed limits and minimum speed limits that may be posted on town highways and requires traffic studies. Eliminating this reference the intent and there may need to be further amendment is to state that municipalities can regulate the speed of vehicles absent those qualifications. Languages immediately added after that to allow municipalities to implement traffic calming regulations. Traffic calming regulations is not narrowly defined here, but if you look up some of the traffic calming measures and devices that Vermont uses, you would find things like rotaries, or diagonal cross streets that redirect traffic to main thoroughfares. These are examples of some of the engineering level measures that government entities use for traffic calming broadly wanted to highlight that for you there. Moving on subdivision six, which currently allows municipalities to regulate the location installation maintenance repair and removal of utility poles, wires and conduits water pipes, or water mains. We add storm drains. This would allow municipalities to regulate the location installation and maintenance of storm drains. This is general. It is not narrowly defined. And this is an area that I will flag you may want to hear testimony on because there is a substantial amount of interaction with federal law when it comes to storm water runoff. So this may be more complicated than I can appreciate with a lack of background in those federal regulations. Subdivision 13 modifies existing authority that allows municipality to compel the cleaning or repair of any premises that in the judgment of the legislative body is dangerous to public health or safety, and adds language the states that they can establish property management standards that are applicable to all premises within the municipality. When this language is left general. You may want to investigate what some of the property management standards, could be under subdivision. Com or did you have a question. Yeah, thank you manager I don't want to get too deep in the weeds Tucker but could that possibly mean the color of buildings or things like that. Because if you have a neighborhood everybody has to have either a white or a red house or something like that. I'm just thinking. Because of the context of that subdivision, I wouldn't place it on the more zoning or residential standard side of things like colors of houses limitations on things like that. I would associate this more with the previous clause that deals with the cleaning or repair premises, and I would understand this to be related more to, for example, keeping the premises around a building in a clean state. But you may want to hear more, for example from the league on what municipalities are looking for with this specific power. Thank you. Thank you. Moving on in subdivision 24. We have modification of the existing power contingent on a determination by a building inspector or health officer that a building is uninhabitable to recover all expenses incident to the maintenance of an uninhabitable building clauses added to extend that authority to vacant or blighted buildings. So again, the existing authority, the standard is an uninhabitable building upon the determination of a building inspector fire marshal etc. The municipality can, you know, repair that premises and then recover the expenses for that repair as a lean on the property. This would extend that to vacant or blighted properties. The last amendment within the second section adds a new subdivision 30 to section 2291 and grants the authority to municipalities to remove abandoned or damaged and leaking boats from bodies of water, provided that the boat is located within 100 feet of a shoreline within the territorial limits of the municipality and to seek damages against the owner of the boat for the actual cost of removing the boat from the body of water. There's quite a bit to unpack within this power and you may want to change some of the policy decisions within this. But again, this relates to either abandoned boats or damaged and leaking boats, located on anybody of water, provided that it's within 100 feet of a shoreline and that the shoreline belongs within the territorial limits of the municipality. And then the way that the costs of that removal are offset is through effectively in action in court for damages against the owner of the boat. Next chunk of authority here under the reader assistance heading municipal authority that is subject to voter approval. So difference between what we just went through and what you're going to see here the this authority, each of the authorities that is proposed under this next chunk. And this is going to be presented to the voters at either an annual or special meeting. And the voters will then vote to approve this authority in the previous section the legislative body is just given the authority to adopt the ordinance and the voters can overturn that. Here, the voters are given the power to vote and say yes this is the authority that our municipality should have. First, section two, we are adding 17 vs a section 2645 a this will allow municipalities to vote to revert to authority that is provided by general law, this will be available to municipalities that have a charter. And to give you the high level overview before jumping in the proposal here is to allow a municipality that has a charter where they might be constrained by the authority the written words in that charter to revert from their special powers back to the general law, contingent upon the approval of the voters. So, subsection a municipality may propose to seed specific authority granted by charter, and instead use authority that is delegated in later enacted general law, provided that the proposal is approved by the voters at any annual or special meeting worn for that purpose. So, a few things to pick out here for you all. They are seating their specific authority and using later enacted general law. So, for example, a charter that says specifically, we elect a treasurer at our annual meeting, then the General Assembly as it did. Oh Lord, seven years ago now allows the appointment of treasurers contingent on a approval of the voters that chartered municipality could point to the later enacted a point of treasurer law and say, we want to use that general law, it's more advantageous, and it was passed after we adopted our charter provision. And that solves not only a few issues for the municipality, but also a few constitutional issues with a municipality using authority other than what the General Assembly has specifically laid out in the charter. Because here they're using authority that the General Assembly has given every municipality at a later time. So it's really the legislature that is giving this authority, not the municipality that is creating it. Subsection be the proposal may be made by the legislative body of the municipality, or by a petition of 5% of the voters. To specifically identify and contain the later enacted general law that the municipality proposes to use in lieu of its charter. The proposal shall be filed as a public record with the clerk of the municipality at least 10 days before the first public hearing and be available for inspection or copy. The legislative body shall hold at least two public hearings prior to the meeting to vote on the charter proposal. Notice of each public hearing and of the annual or special meeting shall be given in accordance with section 2641 voting on the proposal shall be by Australian ballot. The requirements here are similar to charter amendment, not as stringent or specific to highlight one reason that some of the notice and public records requirements are carried over here. So I believe that you all as the General Assembly can have some for some sort of notice and knowledge of when this is happening, because likely you will want to clean up the charters where the municipalities have said we don't want this power anymore, we're going to use the general law. You're likely going to want to eliminate the confusion of having a contradictory existing law in your codified Vermont statutes annotated. On to a new subject section three. This would add a new 17 vs a section 2646 a which would permit the election of non residents to town office. It states that not withstanding section 2646 title 17 a municipality may propose to allow non residents to be elected as town officers. The proposal must be approved by the voters and the annual or special meeting. The proposal can be brought by the legislative body or by petition 5% of the voters and shall specifically identify the town office that may be filled by a non resident and again voting is required to be conducted by Australian ballot. There are going to be a few sections that will move through here that are dealing with specific requirements for the election of town officers. And for the composition of certain boards. We will move into the first here 17 vs a section 2650 is being amended in this section to permit municipalities to have more than five members on their select boards. In the first subdivision be one a what you are doing is you are striking the word to so that that subdivision now reads that a town may vote at an annual or special meeting to elect additional select board members. It is not so prescriptive as to say two additional select board members, it could be more. We have a clarifying correction subdivision be to a if two or more additional select board member positions are created. They shall be for terms of the same length, if the terms of the new positions are to be for two years. The terms of the members shall be staggered with a member or members elected for one year and the other select board member members elected for two years. This is an existing staggering provision that applies to when municipality moves from three members to five. This is just clarifying that it's also going to apply to those municipalities who choose to have six or seven or 70 members on their legislative body. This is a section five. Some of us were listening very closely. Section five. This deals with the elimination of the office of constable. Again, proposed by the municipality and approved by the voters. Each of these sections that will move through. I'll walk you through this one so that you know the mechanics of how this particular office is being removed. But this is replicated for each of the offices within the bill. So I'll move through the subsequent sections a little more quickly as we go along. Section five. Eliminating the constables. First, we're adding a subsection D to state that a town may vote by Australian ballot at an annual meeting to eliminate the office of constable. If the town votes to eliminate the office of constable, the select board shall appoint a qualified law enforcement officer who need not be a resident of the town. He shall not carry out any of the duties that are assigned to the constable for the town under statute. The law enforcement officer that is appointed by the select board will have the same powers and duties as an elected first constable and shall proceed in the discharge of those duties in the same manner and will be subject to the same liabilities as first constables. A vote to eliminate the office shall remain in effect until it is rescinded by a majority vote of the registered voters at an annual meeting. And the term of office of any constable in office on that date. On the date a town votes to eliminate that office shall expire on the 45th day after the vote, or on the date upon which the select board appoints a law enforcement officer under the subsection, whichever occurs first. This is very similar, and in fact taken directly from some of the elimination of offices that you have already put in title 17 for local elected officials. Section six whole new topic entirely but still within local elections and local officials. This adds 17 vsa section 2668 to deal with the recall of local officials. This provides that any elected municipal officer may be removed from office subject to the procedure for voter initiated petition that is contained within the section that we're working in now. A petition for a vote on the question of recalling an elected municipal officer needs to be signed by 15% of the active registered voters of the municipality and presented to the legislative body or the clerk. When a petition is submitted under this section, the legislative body is required to call a special meeting within 60 days from receipt of the petition or include an article in the warning for the next annual meeting if it falls within that 60 day period. When the petition is approved by a majority of the ballots cast at the special or annual meeting, the officer that is named in the petition shall cease to hold office vacancies that result from a recall shall be filled in accordance with general municipal law. And a recall petition and this is an important limitation shall not be brought against an individual elected municipal officer more than once within any 12 month period. So the voters get one bite at the apple per year to recall an elected town officer. Section seven amends 24 BSA section 138 this is your local option taxes section. As you know currently, there is a limit and specific requirements for a municipality to adopt a local option tax under general law. Other municipalities that do not qualify under the specific formula that is articulated inside section 138. So let's use the charter amendment procedure to adopt local option taxes here. This is eliminating the formula for determining municipalities that qualify for this power, and is just stating if a legislative body of a municipality by majority vote the voters of the municipality can vote to adopt one of the following 1% sales tax 1% meals and alcoholic beverages tax or a 1% rooms tax. The short version, this is just allowing any municipality to propose and then vote to adopt a local option tax. Section eight. This is an amendment to 24 BSA section 4460 dealing with appropriate municipal panels, which is a very poetic name for panels such as your development review boards, or your zoning adjustment boards or zoning boards of adjustment. I can never remember which order it goes in. I'll keep my high twos about zoning boards of adjustment to myself. This or just planning and zoning most. There we go. This would add a new subsection F that would allow a municipality to vote at an annual or special meeting to change the number of members that can pose a board of adjustment, or a development review board. Changing the number it doesn't specify that they need to enlarge on any basis, to some extent, under current authority, there's already authority to determine the composition of these boards. Section one on page 12, the proposal to change the number of members serving on one of these boards may be brought either by the legislative body or by petition of 5% of the voters. The vote to approve is going to be by Australian ballot. If the number of members on a board is reduced, the legislative body determines which of the appointed members shall remain in office. The authority to continue those members in office is left to the legislative body under that subdivision. And just to highlight something there, the members are appointed by the legislative body under current law. So appointment and removal power already exists there. The next section, the next chunk of sections deals with voter approved. Tucker, can I interrupt you for one second here to tell the committee that this bill is way also I wanted to give Tucker a chance to take a drink of water. This bill is way pared down from where it started. We started with hundreds of changes to general law and this is where it has come so if you think this is long, it would have been eight times longer before. Just so you know, this isn't that long. It's only 27 pages. I know, but I'm just, I'm just saying that it would have been a lot longer had we gone where we really wanted to go right when. Okay, thanks. Well, Tucker. I'm sure that my monotone will make it feel like it's Tolstoy or David Foster Wallace, but we are halfway through right now, I promise you. All right. You're doing a great job and actually it's fun for those of us who are listening carefully because you're making it fun. Yes, 70 members on a select board. All right. That could be more than members of a town. You could just build a representative annual town meeting with that many members. The next chunk of sections deals with voter approved authority to appoint moderators, trustees of public funds and cemetery commissioners. So this is shifting required election of these officers to the ability based on voter approval to appoint some of these positions.  And these sections that are referenced such as section 2651 G will come up later in the bill. We have a modification in subdivision seven that recognizes the some municipalities under the authority that we covered in earlier section may have eliminated that office. Subdivision 12, we deal with the trustees of public funds subdivision 14, the cemetery commissioner. And we get the fun of moving through each one of those individual sections that deal with the procedure for moving to appointed moderators trustees of public funds and cemetery commissioners. We had 17 bsa section 2651 G to allow moderators to be appointed. A municipality may vote in an annual meeting to authorize the legislative body to appoint a moderator. A moderator may be removed by the legislative body for just cause. Subdivision B, a vote to authorize legislative body to appoint the moderator shall remain in effect until rescinded by the voters at an annual or special meeting. Subsection C, the term of office of a moderator in office on the date a municipality votes to switch to appointment shall expire 45 calendar days after the vote. Subdivision B, the date upon which the legislative body appoints the new moderator, whichever occurs first, unless a petition for reconsideration or rescission is filed in accordance with 17 bsa section 2661. Subdivision B, to authorize the legislative body to appoint the moderator as provided in the section shall extend to all municipalities except those that have a charter that specifically provides for the election or appointment of the office moderator. So I want to highlight that in particular, because of the earlier earlier authority that we covered where municipality could take advantage of a later enacted general law. You have built into many of these sections that allow, for example, the clerk and the treasure of the municipality to be appointed. The election is included in all of them and the General Assembly here is expressly saying that this authority will not apply to municipalities that have a charter that specifically provides for the election of a, in this instance, moderator. There's nothing that we need to revisit to make sure that we clarify. If this is moving forward that that access to general law authority earlier in the bill will permit municipalities to access these title 17 appointment authorities. Same language is applied in section 11 to trustees of public funds. No difference so I'll move through and to the newly added 17 bsa section 2651 I to cemetery commissioners. If we are all still in the wagon together. I'll move on to the next chunk, which is the authority of the legislative body without voter approval. This section deals with authority that the legislative body can wield without expressing it through an ordinance and without submitting the issue to the voters for approval. 23 vsa section 1007 we have specific authority dealing with local speed limits, brought it up earlier in the bill where we struck that reference to this particular sub chapter when dealing with speed limits that the municipality can post for their town highways. Here we are going right into that section and eliminating some of those limitations. So, languages struck in a one sub a dealing with maximum speed limits and sub b dealing with minimum speed limit references also struck in a to their the bottom line with what is happening in the section is that this would remove the specific speed limit limitations that are placed on municipalities, the maximum speed limit on a town highway could be more than 50, and the minimum could be less than 25. Section 1424 vsa section 961 is amended to read and you all dealt with this section last year. This is the section of statute that deals with the vacancy or suspension of officers duties and dealt with this in the context of members of a legislative body that doesn't take their oath of office and never assume their position on the legislative body. Last year you visited that, and you established a procedure there, where if I believe it's within 30 days after the election of that member, if they don't take a oath of office and assume the position, then it is declared initially to be vacant, and the legislative body affords that member an opportunity to show up to take the oath and to assume their office. If they don't do that, then it becomes vacant, and you run through the procedure to replace them. This adds a subsection E states that when a member of a municipal legislative body fails to attend within a one year period, the minimum number of meetings established by the legislative body in an annual attendance policy, the members office shall become vacant. However, the members office shall not be deemed vacant pursuant to an attendance policy until the legislative body of the municipality has warned a regular meeting for that purpose and affords the member the opportunity to demonstrate that the absences were due to a reasonable basis established in the attendance policy. An annual attendance policy may only be established by unanimous resolution of the legislative body and shall be renewed by the legislative body annually. This section works backwards a little bit. The legislative body unanimously working together establishes an attendance policy included in that are some reasonable bases for absences and a minimum attendance measure that will be applicable to all the members. And because it's a unanimous decision itself binding here everyone's agreeing this is how many meetings we have to attend within a year. The member fails to meet that attendance goal. Then they are subject potentially to having their office deemed vacant. However, they have an opportunity at a meeting to show up and explain their absences. Section 15 amends 18 VSA section 5361, and it adds one word to statutes relating to the care of cemetery grounds to allow the town to improve the cemetery grounds. The currently reads appropriations may be made when necessary for purchasing, holding and keeping in repair suitable grounds for burying the dead. This adds the term improving so that improvements can be made with monies that are held within those cemetery accounts. Section 16 amends 24 VSA section 3107. And the general description of this is to require that prior to the issuance of a final permit under the municipalities building permit structure that all other essential or necessary permits and inspections need to have been complied with. So jumping into subsection D. The section is being amended to state that that certificate shall not be granted until the inspector is satisfied first and this is existing that the structure when completed will be properly built and fireproof and provided that the building inspector or issuing the building certificate shall be satisfied that the issuance of the certificate or the building of the structure will not violate a bylaw adopted by the municipality. And that the owner builder or architect has acquired any necessary municipal permit or certificate that is related to sidewalks, water supply sewer building codes or signage. This sets up that the building certificate that's issued by the building inspector is not going to be issued until those that are building this structure are in compliance with existing requirements in the municipality around, for example, the village around the building as we say in legal terms the sidewalks, some of the utilities that are provided to the building, etc. Starting in section 17, we're going to have from here on a few pieces from what you refer to as your off the shelf authority related to emergency operations of government. First, we have an amendment to the state's open meeting law in section 17. It proposes to add a new section 312 a to title one that deals with the meetings of public bodies during a state of emergency. I will try to bring you back to some of your previous discussions as we move through this. We have a set of definitions in subsection a. We have affected public body. And again, public body means any commission board legislative body of the state or its political subdivisions, a public body whose regular meeting location is affected, or is located in an area affected by a hazard. And that cannot meet in a designated physical meeting location due to a declared state of emergency pursuant to 20 vs a chapter one and hazard is a defined term bringing you back to your discussion. Last year the year before. Subdivision to hazard means and all hazards as defined in 20 vs a section to subdivision one. Subdivisions all hazards could be, for example, natural disasters, chemical spills or more recently public health hazards. Not withstanding subdivisions 312 a to D and C two of this title during a declared state of emergency, and you just passed this temporary authority out of your committee in S 222. This would allow a quorum of a public body to meet electronically without designating physical meeting location, or requiring members of the body or the staff to be present at that location. It further allows notices and agendas to be placed into electronic locations in lieu of two physical locations. Subsection C, as we ran through last week feels like ages ago in S 222. When an affected public body meets electronically, they shall use technology that permits the attendance and participation of the public through electronic means allow access to the meetings by telephone and post information that enables the public to access and participate in meetings electronically and include that information in the agenda for the meeting. The legislative body of the municipality and the school board are required to record any meetings that they hold pursuant to this authority. And finally, notices shall continue to be posted in or near the municipal clerk's office. Thank you, Madam Chair. So Tucker, it may not be important, but I did notice the phrase whenever feasible is still in here with respect to the use of the telephone. Is that on purpose or was that just sort of because I remember we talked about that and left it out of the other. I think this had already been drafted when we did that. Okay. Yes. This had already been introduced. I'm not sure where we are. Because I don't have I only have one device with me here. So I'm not sure where we are in terms of. Can you tell me Tucker. What, how much time we might have left in the meeting? Maybe a few minutes because again, you've already gone through a lot of this and we're about to hit page 22 of 27. Okay. Yeah, because the ones that we just went through, I don't think we need to. We need to go through them at all. I'm only aware of that because we have another issue. And I don't want to get too far behind the schedule, but go ahead. Section 18 contains the authority that you dealt with during the COVID response and in your off the shelf bill. That would allow boards of civil authority and tax officers to conduct property inspections for purposes of grand list appeals through electronic means, rather than being in person. And again, this is during a declared state of emergency. The way that this is set up. Moving all the way to page 25. Section 20 contains the language you all put together that would prohibit disconnections from water and sewer supply during a declared state of emergency, provided that it relates to the water system. And provided further that there's something about the declared state of emergency that would have a financial impact on the rate payer and their ability to pay for the system. And there's a caveat in there that if the disconnection is because the water system is contaminated that they can force a disconnection at that point. Section 21 would amend the emergency powers under 20 vs a chapter one to add a new section 47. That would allow during a declared state of emergency for municipalities to extend statutory deadlines that are applicable to municipal corporations and to extend or wave deadlines that are applicable to certain licenses or plans that are issued by the state of emergency for operation. And there's a default extension under here and 90 day extension of any existing permit for the duration of the state of emergency and up to 90 days after the declared state of emergency ends. And the bill section 22 contains one repeal it repeals the statute that requires segregated accounts for town highway funds and the general funds of the municipality it would allow for some commingling there. Effective date of this bill is proposed. July 1, 2022. And those are all of the words on the page. Thank you. What I'm going to do is there, there was a lot of stuff here. And there are a lot of things and I'm sure that there will be some of these. We really need to take more testimony on some of them seem pretty straightforward I can't imagine why we wouldn't allow a town to use funds to improve their cemeteries but apparently we don't. So what I think that will do is jump to mark to Sheriff Anderson because he's been here. And I suspect that you don't really care about improving cemeteries I mean, not that you don't care about improving cemeteries but that you don't that's not your prime reason for being here I suspect it might have something to do with the constables. So if you want to weigh in, and then I think we'll take this up in depth and go through the things and see where we need to go. Next time. Okay, it does that. Is that okay with everybody. Okay, so Sheriff Anderson, since you're here. I want to share for the record Mark Anderson Wyndham County Sheriff and President of the Vermont Sheriff's Association. The Sheriff's Association currently holds no position on this though. I believe it was section five specific to the constables. There is at least an initial concern raised by the sheriff's which has to do with the construct of this language I don't think that we necessarily will oppose it we just want to ensure it doesn't force a town away from the ability to contract with the sheriff. And we're also concerned simply just about some of the professional regulation when it comes to constables versus police officer. There's constructs under title 24 for police officers police chiefs things of that nature so just flagging it as a potential area that the Sheriff's Association may want to weigh in on we just don't have a position right now. Oh, okay. Thanks. So, committee, how do you want to go forward with this I'm thinking that it might make sense to to take different sections of it at a time, and I would suspect that I just lost my hearing. Okay. Sorry. That there that ones that just came off the that came out of the preparedness bill that we did. And the ones that we just passed around the ability to meet in without a physical location in turn in during an emergency. I don't know that we need need to take much testimony on those do we. We already passed them at least twice. No, I don't think we need to do much on that. And they're all contingent on a state of emergency correct. Yes. Okay. Yes, so what I would suggest then is that we, we, the other sections are, there are some things in there that we should just start addressing individual by individual allowance by individual, like the bike paths is different than the speed on town roads, and then the travel, traffic calming, and just start dealing with them one at a time, and see who we want to hear from. And just instead of trying to take the whole bill at once. Does that make any sense to anybody. It just, and just do like we do with bills often and just make our little check mark that one is fine we all agree with that. This one needs more testimony. Yeah. Okay. All right. So that means that that's being going through the bill again, in a sense, maybe not the whole bill but we're going to check. We'll go through the bill again. Yeah, it means us taking the bill then and looking at it and starting it and saying, what are the issues with this one and where do we need to go with this one and who who does anybody need to testify and I'll get. We'll make sure that we get the league in here. And maybe somebody from the agency of transportation since a number of these deal with transportation issues. Health officer maybe planning commission. Whoever we think is reasonable to have and come and talk to us. Okay. Sounds good. Okay. And I'm happy to keep the conversation. It seems like we should talk to select boards. Yeah, we can talk to as many as I want to come but in general, the league represents the select board so. Okay, that's fine. I can live with that. That's fine. But if a particular select board wants to come in and testify on any of this, surely we would allow them to. Because we're giving them a whole different line of power, which is fine. I'm not opposed to it. I'm just saying select boards are going to be affected by this in a pretty big way. Well, they don't have to be. I mean, well, that's true. They don't have to do any of these. They don't have to make any bike paths or they don't have to change the speed limit on any roads if they don't want to. They, they're, we're just giving them the authority to do it. Sure. Well, I guess what you said about the league, they're always, I would settle for the league that be fine. Gwynne. Everyone Gwynne Zacca, the front league of cities and towns. I would just recommend there are provisions in here that having the agency of transportation obviously makes sense. Also, there's provisions that deal with sort of like zoning planning sort of thing so I think the Vermont planners association might be have some planners in here to talk about those sections as well. We have, you know, a lot of these asks are not officially sponsored by certain municipalities but they these are essentially lists that we've been given from our members to sort of seek statutory changes to so we might have individuals like for example that leaky boat and that's from Colchester. That was when they were dealing with boats that were abandoned and off their shores and took much too long to get pulled out of the water. So, we would be happy to recommend names if there's any interest in having specific provisions addressed. I think, oh, definitely, definitely. And I think that we probably will need to hear from somebody from and our around the storm drains. Okay, anything else right now that we need should address. I just want to thank Gwen and Karen for and Tucker for going through the statutes and coming up with with these and there believe me there were tons tons more, but decided that some of them were were way too controversial, and that just beginning step by step, maybe to give towns a little more authority so that they can make some improvements in their cemeteries. It always stuns me what we don't allow them to do but anyway, I think that's a lovely example of them. Gail, do we have other people here waiting for 175? No, Madam Chair, not yet.


Today's episode is sponsored by the dark room Well, it's business as usual around here yet another trip out to the desert with my forbidden meet man Caleb to explore strange new worlds and boldly go where no one has gone before Because yeah, it's kind of dumb for us to go into a band and building sometimes Yep It'd be a couple more days out in the dusty and dry-ass desert and I was preparing to make it a worthwhile one I was thinking of bringing my old but new to me four by five camera and the two pristine Graphmatic backs that I picked up for next to nothing I would say they were probably just sitting in someone's garage because yeah, they look barely used but with me. Oh They're gonna get used no Destroyed anyway The problem with the graphmatic backs is that I've never loaded them before and would need a little analog courage from my old friend Caleb so I got flashed bad flashed and I'd be on my merry way Things were off to a solid start as we headed eastward But soon realized we needed to bless this trip and our colons with some barbecue that we certainly would not regret consuming Before we land ourselves miles from the nearest toilet. So out of the blue We actually found a local barbecue spot that turned out to be amazing Seems that things were off to a great start. He said knowing what lies two seconds ahead to our ill-fated travelers Yeah, the forerunner was having issues with the starter and we couldn't get it to churn up anymore after calling My brother a highly skilled and masterful car technician He told us to smack the shit out of it and try again, which we did and it worked However not feeling confident that this wouldn't happen again Except maybe next time in the middle of nowhere with no cell service We decided to hightail it back home instead and that was that no pictures taken no fun had just some delicious Barbecue but before this video wraps up I'd like to quickly thank today's sponsor the dark room need your film developed at a reasonable cost The dark room has got you covered with more than I'm just kidding the video is far from over We dropped off the old temperamental beast back at home and hot swapped our gear in the Caleb Civic Get back out on the road as soon as possible Anyway, we cruise out to the desert racing against the light hoping that we could at least get some shots in before we Called the day a total wash We headed to the one spot we knew would absolutely deliver on celluloid the one spot that always keeps their light on for us Besides the four by five I also brought the Hasse a camera that doesn't get enough love on this channel looking back at the catalog of work that I've shot with This camera I realized that I've taken some of my best photos with it and this trip would certainly add to that sentiment typically in this situation You'd find my predictable ass loading up 800 T because you know neon sign and whatnot But I decided to say get all life is short and I'm about to barbecue crap my pants So why not throw down some lomo red scale? I forgot loading the Hasselblatt is like the slowest operation This Roy sign has been shot to death by photographers passing through on pretty much every format you can possibly think of except maybe red scale At least that's what I was thinking. I've actually been on quite a red scale binge lately I shot some in New York, and I really liked it. Well, some of it It was my own fault for shooting an ultra low light.  I love the faint gradient in the sky the silhouette of the car and of course the glowy neon sign I'll package together nicely under red scales moody aesthetic As much as I love the previous shot I also love this one the lighting. I think is what makes it look a bit desolate ultimately I can't really decide which of the two belongs in the portfolio Wow, what do you know Jason took three good photos in a row? This is my own personal record and will likely never be topped again Let's see if he can make it four in a row Yeah No, it was a good try, but this shot is as the kids say mid Okay, I'm not gonna bullshit you this may be the best photo I've ever taken like an alien corpse discovered at a UFO crash site Let's dissect it the subjects are nice and blurry from the low shutter speed Which is cool because it shows motion, but also keeps them anonymous They're perfectly framed by the shape of the overhang and the deep dark mountains in the background the gradient in the sky also gives a nice mood And the very dimly lit cafe sign up above is a nice little touch the fluorescent lighting and overall red-scaled desert colors are incredible It's a winner for sure Man, there must have been something in that barbecue, you know besides heart disease because I was on a roll like I've never seen before Any whistle the lady running the station wouldn't let me anywhere near the controls because I don't know I look untrustworthy or something can't fault her for that one I was definitely sweaty and shaking as the barbecue was banging at the back door for sweet release But she was okay letting Caleb turn the sign on so at least I got to live vicariously through him Admittedly I kind of lost my mojo after that this shot is good But it's really more of an architectural shot instead of anything that specifically strikes a mood That was the end of the red scale for now of the 16 645 shots I took 12 that were keepers and maybe three Porty Mcfolio shots might be more might be less could change my mind later As we were winding down I busted out the four by five and took one final parting shot Why is it so glowy? You may be pondering to yourself that would be because I applied a Diffusion net to the rear element of the lens to break up some of the four by five sharpness and detail. Did it work? Certainly, does it look cool? Yeah, I'm kind of meh on it Eventually we made it to our hotel for the night the luxurious Ritz Carlton located in the one and only Barstow, California That's disgusting what you did in there. You should be ashamed Anyway after eating some healthy chicken Slammers from Popeyes because apparently we hadn't destroyed our stomachs quite enough that day We decided to set up our podcast gear and just knock one out Unfortunately is a podcast that will probably never see the light of day because we okay me got so slammed that I don't remember Recording half of it and looking back at the footage. Yeah, it was kind of rough speaking of abusing our stomachs Telly ho You know, honestly, you think at this point it would just it would hurt less Anyway, all's fair in drinking and a podcasting I guess because I woke up with a splitting hangover for the ages I might still be a little hammered this morning After some coffee McDonald's and some powerful words of affirmation We got the day started right as we arrived at the abandoned Royal Hawaiian motel For starters, I decided to shoot some Cinestelle 800 tea in the Hasse was it the right choice? No, I don't think so You see 800 tea is what I would call a cooled off film stock I kind of categorize it with Fuji film stocks in that way I think it's good for settings that are a tropical greens blues yellows that sort of thing the desert However is notoriously none of those things I think maybe a Kodak stock would have fit the bill a bit better to capture some of those dusty dry cracked-ass tones This is a really cool location and all but the lighting and abundance of graffiti wasn't really inspiring me to be honest On shoots like this. I actually find it better to head inside and try and find interesting splashes of light and subject These shots are overall fine nothing to write home about I mean, I don't even own a quill and parchment, but this one is the best I think the subject maybe isn't super clear But the lighting and colors are nice and this setting is at least interesting This shot of the cafe sign is a prime example of something that would have been better shot on I don't know maybe gold or portrait something warmer I think the cool tones clash with the subject matter just a bit I like this shot If not for the wallpaper so ugly that it's kind of beautiful then definitely the lighting and colors I wish maybe I gave the shot a little bit more exposure to clearly define the TV set But I was working in low light. So yeah, that's the excuse. I'm gonna go with Now wrapped on the Royal Hawaiian.  We're not doing it After some crazy dangerous off-roading in simply the best vehicle for off-roading we arrived at pizza or however It's pronounced It's a spot that I've actually wanted to shoot for a while a desert research area out in the middle of nowhere Unfortunately, it was mostly unavailable to the public. I decided to knock out an exposure on 4x5 anyway. Why don't know It's not exactly pretty or what I normally shoot but why not carry in all my heavy-ass 4x5 stuff and heavy-ass video equipment for a shot That's bland and forgettable well thought we had something cool, but Zizisk was Kind of a bust, right? Anything you say big boy Wait after not getting stuck in this hand because the civic can handle any situation you throw at it As long as there are strong able-bodied handsome men nearby We got stuck there and Jason hold us out. Well push us out. So now we're going that way. So bye sand We arrived at our destination This location ended up being totally awesome Maybe because it was magic hour or maybe because we needed a strong W that day But we certainly took our time and found the shots we were looking for With the sand infiltrating and burying the building like it was I saw it as the perfect physical representation of time itself Speaking of time it takes a lot of that stuff to set up the 4x5 and then shoot it and not much of it for the sun to go down I like this first shot quite a bit It's got good layering and the diffusion from the lens net is definitely present But not overpowering the only thing I would have changed is to have taken the photo with a yellow filter just for a pinch More contrast this photo is good I think what it really succeeds at is showing the intersection of the sand and the building window Perhaps if the lighting were more direct on one side of the building It would make the image feel a bit more three-dimensional then it would be perfect But hey, what's the point of shooting film if you don't get to complain about how your shot could have been slightly better Even though the shutter stuck on that exposure somehow the image turned out In fact, you could say as little John once said what because what the hell how did that even happen? I like how abstract this whole image is the detail of the oven and kitchen area being totally buried in sand is quite a striking image Anyway with my spine probably way out of alignment from carrying that godforsaken beast of a 4x5 camera I headed back to the car and pulled out the hassy for some blue-hour shots on the remaining Sinistil 800t After that we eventually skirt skirted back to Barstow for the night in Kilb's smooth-ass McLaren Desert we headed to some more nearby abandoned buildings that we passed on the way out to Roy's A lot of color here So I'm not gonna shoot color Seems pretty simple, right? That was the end of the 800t in the hassy of the 16 shots.  It was inhabited After totally not being scared because society has trained me as a man to be confident and strong Explored the rest of the building not shaking at all from fight-or-flight adrenaline. I took their shot It just sort of is what it is. I guess Why is there always a couch in Places like this are people really coming to hang out here This shot is actually pretty good the lighting. I think really sells it I wish I could have gone a little wider, but I didn't have the equipment to do so Also, I'm a little creeped out thinking about what this hole in the couch was used for but whatever That was that on the HP 5 in the hassy of the 16 shots. I took 10 keepers and one Maybe two portfolio shots after that we kind of wandered around aimlessly looking for photos Which is probably about 90% of what we do as photographers I had a couple sheets left in the graph Maddox and just wanted to burn them out. 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I think there's a certain time and place for Redscale It's just a feeling but overall I'm pretty excited to keep exploring this film stock in the future Especially if it delivers results like these, you know that prehistoric look like a meteor just struck the Yucatan Peninsula and millions of dinosaurs are about to die Is that a good way to end this video?


The large gun I remember the exact name is fun, too. Yeah, that's what I have the heavy bow gun. I have the heavy bow gun Hey, what she won't What you won't it says duration is four quests instead of three. Oh Okay, I didn't see that. I mean, why do I have to talk to you if you just gonna show me a cutscene? I don't think I got any more enough quality bones for the bow upgrades Upgrades, so let's just go to the next one refill all the ammo Oh, I didn't mean to have this in here and I'm low on rations to Why am I low on rations? I'm always getting rations from well, I guess I can't take those with me. Can you craft rations? I never thought about that doesn't look like it. We like cook meat and turn it to a ration. Not a big deal There go Googly green on monster chat So last one I haven't done You want to join here is the session ID It's also in the title of the stream Googly green on monster. Why did he drop me off in the middle of nowhere, man? I'm not happy about this Show me some bones right now Crap, there's no bones near me. I Am saddened. Oh I don't think they like me chat. I Got a ration up to last time I start from up there There we go saw herb bones please These are always protected though after this one. It should be enough man for this quest to be over still taking a long time to do but I Like this better than looking for footprints. I rather hunt monsters No You saw nothing quality bone monster bone. All right Set this way. I didn't eat any food either. I think I'm gonna eat a well-done steak Do I want to hear? I got a cook one. Don't I I Don't not have any meat Thanks for the follow dude appreciate it La dee dee la dee dee does whatever a spider-man does Okay, so this is still up. Just want to make sure in case people want to join All right, so quality bones. I didn't add that to my wish list I should have did that that upgrade that way I could track it There's one more I want to get like over here. Let's go to that one over there. There's also a mining node. Can I just If I need to eat I just need I can just do this Where's it at? I think it I just do this Travel camp. I keep forgetting. That's the thing. I Just keep forgetting. That's the thing.  Braver is going off with that game. Just so many patches.  Can I cut through here those flies says I can't the flies lie chat They don't lie. They're telling the truth. They're telling the truth this time These guys are gonna aggro. Aren't you? Two quality bones.  I gotta pass up these three points. I use those points chat I use them For stuff and ting. All right boys. Where's your bones?  Don't skip. Don't run. I Just want your bones They're right there. No. Yeah their bones here I Give me a minute to find them.  I wanted that mining note. Oh Jaguar scale plus I forgot this was a higher level zone. All right, let's let's cheat a little bit chat Scout flies find the bones. Good job. All right, we gotta find a pookie-pookie chat Pukie-pookie pookie. I hear activities That is not pookie-pookie That is a Rathalos All right. Well We found two of the three monsters here. Um, pukie-pookie Pukie-pookie And then after the pukie-pookie I think I'm gonna take another break It's been a couple hours I've actually ignored my alarm like three times and I think I forgot to reset it Hey, so I think I'm over here for a break. We're having a look. I haven't gone to the top um Left over here. This is where what you call is going to lay his head Right. Yeah It's other dude But no pukie-pookie I wonder why that is You don't want none of this. I keep going to circles. Let's go to a different part Right. I mind this You little stink Become one with the wall What did I say? You really gonna mess with me bird.  Oh Oh, this palico accreted be a trail right here. Tell right here. Okay I didn't even know that was the thing That you could like recruit the stray cats It's like a stray cat strut Excuse me coming through Oh anginaeth Hoping to find a pukie-pookie.  This Why are these two so easy to find and the one I need is not you still not found Not even a trace There's your boy Rathinos Or is I'd like to think I've covered at least like 75% of map Let's go over here. I just think I'm bad at tracking I'm not being carried starting the show now The northeast corner. I'll try Finding dudes Finding flip prints that there was three. There's some tolls to them I want to get this now From my poison ammo Won't give me poison cup and it does on five, right? That mystery evidence let's report back to the ecological research team. I ain't gonna fight jack It's after belly reasons. I went through with that flip friends one down To be heroes bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum Have you ever had a problem with crafting where it says you cannot craft this item, but it won't share what's needed Yeah, that'd be a nice quality of life change Except old ones in a new world. Let's do a chat a grand gegeo whisker Okay, my session is up right guys Just people aren't joining right? I don't want to It to be like broken Man, I haven't seen you in a couple minutes. So we're hunting a uh old monster new world How does a person use these sounds? If anything like armor crafting you may need to discover one of the crafting ingredients before showing me the rest true true All right, what'd you decide on jubeless? What weapon did you decide on? Back home. So you're pretty happy cool, dude. Cool. Good. Well, welcome home, man Good to have you back We're we're deep in monster on it right now. You went with the hunting horn again What That hunting horn is so good, man I gotta show that to my wife that might convince her to play Because she she likes playing support classes and stuff And dps, but that hunting horn, man There's like a bard. It's like the bard of this game.  I don't know what but I put it on Sex Don't touch me You guys can join on me now if you wish I would greatly appreciate it. Oh, I need another ration. Oh, no Eat it.  I'm trying to drink. Oh, I didn't drink it. I'll do it again. Don't worry about me franco tank Because he's frank the tank chat eat All right, we are golden chat. This is where we Show ourselves This music so Your sound alert ain't playing. I don't want to track you. Don't try that. Yeah Oh, no I dc chat Chat start over Because I saw the cutscene I can start over right if I start over do I have to uh Whatever I want to do this online. I don't want to do this offline or redo it Park is with the thousand bits All right, we're connecting again online I'm gonna post a session ID in chat I'll update the title That's the new session ID All right, I think we're ready More big score. I thank you. I think


What's going on, everybody? Got Kyle and Donnie here with Layton Sports Cards and we're doing a personal for Drew R. We've got five, 2023 VIP National Silver Packs. Five of them. We've got a 2023 Luminance football. We've got a 2022 Topschrom Platinum Anniversary and we've got a 2023 Pristine Baseball. Let's start with the Silver Packs here. Good luck, Drew. Start off with a Dan Jones Base. It's a 599 Jerique Whitehead out of Duke. We've got Cade number to 199 there for the Pistons on the Orange. Cade Cunningham and we got a Padima Holmes Base Cheaps. Oh, nice one there. It's for the Texans. Raider rookie Otto is Damien Pierce. Nice one there. A beast out of Florida for the Texans. Nice hit there, Drew on the Otto. Don't see many of those and a Ray of Ripley on the base. Pack four. Got World B Flat, Kyrie and we've got Mack MacLung, number to 499. Rookie for Philly there. The newest Magic Mack MacLung. And nice one here to 199. We got an Orange. Chet Holmgren. Nice one there. Rookie for the Thunder. Nice way to end it there on the fifth pack. Chet Holmgren, Rookie down 199 and Jalen Brunson base. Alrighty, we'll do the Platinum Anniversary next. Good luck here, Drew. Do a little grip and stack here. A little bit quicker on these. Yeah, you don't have to complain to Forrest on that one, Shane. You have to let him know Matt needs his bedtime to sleep. Forrest is the one doing that one. So he's responsible. Although Forrest is also here at the same time and stays later probably, so he probably won't listen. Hey, guys. Start checking out breaks for tomorrow morning with Sam starting at 10 a.m. He's got some baseball, some football tomorrow morning, and then we got Forrest starting at five tomorrow with some more group breaks. Duke Snyder on the base. Pedro Martinez. Our first refractor is going to be Tom Siever for the Mets. A X-fractor, Mike Piazza for the Mets. X-fractor, not number. Craig Bijio. TJ Freidl Rookie. This one is a Rookie. Zach Thompson, number 200 on the Fuchsia Atomic. Pirates Rookie there. Cassianos. Chris Taylor and Andre Jackson Rookie. Good luck, Drew. Let's see what we got here. Mike Schmidt. This one is Posada on the Yellow Lava. Yellow Lava Posada, that one is numbered to 250. Jorge Posada. Yosmoni Grandal. We got a refractor, Lou Apricio for the White Sox. Tatis, Chipper, Cal Raleigh Rookie. This one is 200. Michael Brantley for the Astros on the Red Atomic. 100 of 100. Michael Brantley. Contreras and a Richie Ashburn Base. Good luck on this second half. Got Mad Max Machado. This one is a refractor, Altuve. Altuve for the Strobes. Refractor. Jay Ram. This one is Dick Allen. We've got to 199. It's Goose Gossage. Goose Gossage out of 199. Blue Mini Diamond for the Yankees. Bellis. There's a Rookie Refractor. Griffin Jacks. Twins. Steve Carlton and a Rookie Detmers. There's a Manny. Manny there. Refractor. Red Sox. Glaber. Our Otto. Not bad there. It's a Rookie Refractor Otto. Bryson Stott. This one there. Phillies on the Rookie. Number 2199 on the Refractor Otto Stott for the Phillies. Very nice one there. Drew. Connor Wong. Enos Slaughter. Wow, name there. Raleigh Fingers. There's their Yellow Labrador 250. Raleigh Fingers. There's a Refractor Lou Gehrig. Yankees. Carlton Fisk. We've got a Blue Rookie TJ Fridal for the Reds. The Blue Pattern is 2199. Rookie for the Reds. Got Derek Lee. And on the back we've got Acunia. Acunia on the back. Righty there, Mr. Drew. That'll do it for the first two. We'll do a Pristine now and we'll end with Luminance. Pristine Baseball. Good luck. That's for Drew R. After this, guys, I got John T., Kyle P., and Sean D. That'll do it for tonight. That'll take us to the end here. Yeah, I was just thinking that, Shane. I was just thinking that. Gossage and Raleigh. That Gossage moustache is something else, man. It's that Chopper Reed kind of moustache, you know. Right now from Smac. Good luck. Pristine now for you, Drew. Elder abuse on Matt. No, no, no. Oh, Lord, Shane. Goose Gossage, the moustache stool. I like that. I like that at Archives. The moustache stool. Alrighty, good luck here, Drew. Drew. Petalanzo's probably in here somewhere, for sure. Here's Acunia Silver and Blue is CJ Crone, number to 75. Baraki, CJ Crone. The moustache stool, man. That is sick. Here's the Aaron Judge going, going, going. There's Averitech and Jersey Auto. This one is going to be around the diamond. Walker Bueller. Nice one there. The starting pitcher for the Dodgers. Game used Jersey Auto there, not numbered. Walker Bueller. So we got Fresh Faces. Fresh, Fresh Faces. Bobby Witt. Stop. Fresh Faces. Joe Musgrove. We got the 99. Vity Senior. Calling Pink Ripkin. Okay. That's what I'll say. Did you see that? Maybe I showed it. There's a Frankie Lindoro snap. Refractor Johnny Bench and Refractor Alejandro Kirk. Hank Aaron, going, going, gone. Orange. Xander Bogarts and Orange is going to be Caleb Killian to 25. Cub's rookie there. I didn't think, I don't think that was in any, either way, Shane. I was just messing with you. There's a Cal. Close enough. Cal Base. There's a Nolan Gorman Fresh Faces. Aaronola Refractor and a Ken Seiko for the race. Refractor. Sammy Sosa, going, going, gone. And now we got our Mags. Good luck here, Drew. First one we got a Pulsar Base rookie Tigers. Jermaine Palacios. Base not numbered rookie. We've got a rookie Otto. This one is Max Meyer. Max Meyer there. Marlon's rookie Otto. Also not numbered. We got one to 15, Shane, and just not a, not Cal Ripkin. It is Andres Jimenez on the Pink for the Guardians number to 15. Three of 15 Guardians Jimenez. Number 215. We've got a Machado Prism Base or Pulsar. Machado there. Padre is not numbered. Behind that we have a Silver rookie Otto. Buddy Kennedy D-Backs. Buddy Kennedy on the Silver rookie Otto. And to close it out. Nice one there. Mike Trout. Number 16 of 75 on the Blue Pulsar. Nice trout for you there, Drew. Alrighty, my friend. Now we got Luminance to close it out. This was four boxes for Drew R. Appreciate you, sir. Getting an order in. Good luck on the Luminance. Exactly, Shane. Close enough. Close enough. I'll accept it. I will accept that answer. Points. Fortunately, Drew. Some points here. Miles Murphy. There is Deshaun Watson, number 2150.  Sean Watson. Celebrating. Got 250 points. And a unforgettable Pat Mahomes. Extending the play there. Jackson Smith rookie. Seahawks. There's a Will Anderson rookie. We've got a Lucas Van Ness. Number to 10. Nice low number there. Packers rookie. Lucas Van Ness, number three out of 10. Out of Iowa. We've got year one on the Ankhard Otto. It's Zach Charbonnet for the Seahawks. Another weapon for the Seahawks. There's Charbonnet at a UCLA and Engaged Jamal Adams. Taking down Cooper Cup. Devon as Shane. We got to 175. Tyjay Spears. Titans rookie. And this one is rookie Otto of Brinton Strange. Number to 350. Going to the Jags. And rookie Otto of Brinton Strange. And a fusion of Travis Etienne. Last pack here. Good luck, Mr. Drew. So Bijan rookie base. Sean Clifford. And this one is a jersey. It's going to be Bright Beginnings. Isaiah Pacheco for the Chiefs. Bright Beginnings. We've got Addison, number to 150. Nice one there. Vikings rookie. And two 100. Christian McCaffrey, C-Mac on the green. And a Savage. Miles Sanders on the back. Alrighty there, Mr. Drew. That'll do it for your four box personal mixer. Appreciate you, sir. We'll get those cars right out. See ya.


Saturday morning Rewind, we're playing that one for Paul and letter Kenny looking for that. So Paul hopefully you enjoyed that one, right? We are live from the Clannery Hotel for the Celebrate, Celebrate Donegal Business Showcase taking place here at the Clannery today. We're broadcasting live until 12 midday and there's loads happening. There's exhibitors arriving in their droves. They're in there getting set up. It's a fantastic setup here in the Clannery Hotel. So do be sure to call in. If you're in the area, there's loads of parking here as well. So do call in if you're in the area and have a look at some of the exhibitors that are setting up for the exhibit today. We're delighted to be joined by Laura Mannion from the Donegal Local Development Company. And Laura, good morning to you. Good morning, Rory. How are you? Thank you for having me. It's lovely to have you on the program. Laura, you and Donegal Local Development Company, you're the driving force behind today's business showcase. Tell us more about the event and what people can expect. Well, as the name says, today is all about celebrating Donegal Business.  A lot of businesses have struggled over the last two years of COVID and a lot of these businesses have been set up over the last two years. So they were set up throughout a pandemic and they're thriving and we wanted to just take the opportunity now as we come out of the pandemic to celebrate that, give them an opportunity to get together, to share tips and network, but more importantly for them to have the chance to meet new customers here today. And you were saying that a lot of those businesses sprung up through the pandemic. The exhibitors we're seeing here today, are they seasoned entrepreneurs? Are they relatively new to business? What type of exhibitors can we expect to see? You know what? There's a whole variety and a range of businesses and experience. Some would be, you know, may have been in a very experience in a certain area, but they're only new going out on their own as such. And some took a full 360 and changed the whole direction during COVID. So there's a real mix. There's no one-size-fits-all, but all of these businesses are new, self-employed businesses as such. That's the experience and the range differs, but they're all sort of start-ups as such. And a lot of them are family-run, small, local businesses across Donegal. And it's really important to support them, we feel, given that they are the potential future employers in small communities across our county. And it's great to see that as well, because as you say, a lot of these businesses probably sprung up and came into being through necessity. And probably as a result of, you know, being in a situation they probably didn't want to be in and really didn't expect to find themselves in. Yeah, not in all cases, but in some cases that has happened, you know, COVID, a lot of people, you know, lost their jobs in some cases and they may have redirected or changed. But equally, COVID also gave people who didn't lose their jobs an opportunity to sort of sit back and think, how do I, you know, the space of lockdowns? How do I want to live my life? And they changed directions and they would have approached DLDC with an idea that it's been burning in their head for 10 years of a start-up company and they came in then during that time. So, again, there's a real mix, there's not one, and that's what's great about today really, Rory, too, is that normally when you think about a showcase event, like you're talking a baby fair or a car show or something, today there's a mix of all kinds of businesses, you know, we have businesses from the construction companies here today, so if you're at home looking for a tradesman or plumber or an electrician or a block layer, come in. We have new guys here today who are looking for business, so pop in. We also have a lot of gift brands, small bespoke companies, we have photographers, musicians, a lot of wedding suppliers as well, so there's just a whole host of businesses. So there's something here for everybody? Yeah. Okay, and you were saying, you know, a lot of these businesses or all of these businesses have approached DLDC for, you know, what sort of support does DLDC give to these new businesses?  Some people just come and they want a lifestyle change and they want to be self-employed and they want to know how to go about doing that, so in all cases then we would sit down, we tease out the idea with them, we develop that and see if it's actually a sustainable business idea, and from that then we would kind of put structures in place that you need for a business, tax, payroll, bookkeeping, marketing, all those things that make a business city and thrive, and then we have ongoing supports then through the lifetime of our involvement with the company, so that's how it works for them. So you're there really from that all-important first baby steps right the way through the journey? Absolutely, yeah. Island Radio as well, we're your media partners throughout all of this and here to tell us a little bit more about that, our very own Mr Sean Quinn is here, good morning Sean. Hey Rory, how are you? It's great to be here. We're delighted to be part off today. DLDC came to me a few months ago, I think it was, wasn't it? And it's a bit of a no-brainer for us because we like to be seen to support local businesses on a daily basis, and our reach across the whole of the county helps to get the message out about the event, but also we feel as if we're part of this event as well, and that any support we can give going forward to businesses, then today is an opportunity that we can network with them as well, we can talk to them and we can advise them and we can encourage them why radio and why choose Island Radio. So it's a great event and I'm sure there's going to be a lot of people coming through. Well I love the fact that there's such a variety, you know, there's something for everybody here today. I was in the room earlier, like it set up, it's a fabulous event, it looks brilliant, we've got a great questions and answers session happening later on as well, which is very informative, you can learn more about businesses, so it looks fantastic. Great, and look, as you were saying, Sean, yeah, that the whole event here looks absolutely fantastic and there's loads happening here today, Laura, as well throughout the course of the day. Doors are opening at around midday, so tell us a little bit about what's scheduled to happen throughout the day. So yeah, well Sean mentioned, anyway, the Q&A happened at two o'clock, which is going to showcase in some local businesses, but it's kind of a very relaxed day, we have all our suppliers, we have over 50, almost 60 suppliers here today, they're showcasing all their different, obviously, businesses, there's great voucher opportunity, so there's discounts from suppliers, we're also offering cash prizes throughout the day that you can then spend with the supplier of your choice here, there's face painting for kids, there's music, listen, it's a bit of crack, a bit of fun, please pop in if you're passing, we'd love to see you, and there's loads of parking, as you mentioned earlier as well. Great stuff, Laura, listen, thanks for joining us and I'm sure you have loads to be getting on with inside a really busy day ahead, so listen, thanks for joining us and best of luck with the event as well. All right, that is Laura Manion from DLDC and they are the driving force behind this business showcase, taking place today right here at the Clan Re Hotel, if you're in Letter Kenny today, pop in, say hello, and give your support to the exhibitors who are exhibiting here today.