Okay, welcome to the now Thursday, November 21st meeting of the Monpelier Design Review Committee. I will let staff and members introduce themselves. Martha Smirsky, member. Meredith Crandall, staff. Stephen Everett. Eric Yolverson. And unless anybody has anything else to offer ahead of time, do I hear a motion to approve the agenda? So moved. Second. Second. And we'll go ahead with the first application, L.A.R. 7779. Come up and have a seat. Thank you. I'm Bob Hanham. I'm on the commission. I appeal your public arts commission. And I want to thank you for encouraging our project, our first project. First and many at home. Probably be nice to have all the light in the alley. That's, yeah. Especially in the sunset at 3.30. And even during the middle of the day, it can just be one hour. It was the original intent, so we're very happy, 20 years later, to finally finish it. And describe the lighting you're proposing. My colleague, Rob Hitzig, was here in your last meeting. And what he described was, we're going to start with very simple design. White string of LED lights, following the pattern of the swirl, as you might remember if you've been in there lately. It's a large cast iron sculpture, 20 years old, about 10 feet above ground level. And we're going to follow this swirl with a nice string of very small, they call them, but very small LEDs. And we'll have blue bursts, they call them, about 10 or 12 of them along the 200 foot length. And this is going to be just a start. We're going to do this by the end of the year with your approval. And the owners of the, the owner of the buildings on both sides have approved this. In fact, he has donated the electricity for the usage. We're going to put it on a timer at your suggestion. We're going to follow your guidance with the timing that you suggested. So this is just the beginning. We hope in the future to actually get our public school and private school art classes involved in designing further lights in there as well. Maybe motion sensitivity, maybe more movement, more color. So we're starting. You can make it look like the Chicago airport. We're going to make it very, we're going to make it very welcoming. How are you fasting? Are you just going to go along or are you going to wrap the wire? Yeah, there's a, if you recall, there's a swirl of iron, the whole 200 foot length. And we're going to follow that swirl with the white LEDs. You're just going to wrap a robin. Yep, exactly. Rob and I are going to do it ourselves, keep the project cheap. Now I see there are three colors here, green, white, brown. No, we're selling on two colors of lights, the white with the blue, but we're doing very dark wiring. And I think you suggested, I know you suggested last time, make sure the wiring is dark. And that's what we've done. We're going to have dark, I think the white lights will be a black wire and the blue lights we can get a dark brown or dark green wire, but they'll be dark. That'll, I think, be nicer because they won't be tracked from the iron wire. Exactly, exactly. I can't see anything in there anyway. Well, when it's lit, maybe it'll... Yeah, no, I agree. And you indicated that you're going to have a plaque later on? Yes. Yes, we have three phases to this project. This is the beginning, by the end of the year, we'll have something simple as I just described. By hopefully six months into next year, we'll have a nice little effort with the school systems to increase the lighting. And then by the end of the year, we need to do some maintenance on the piece. There's some flaking of the iron, which is natural over 20 years. So we want to clean that up with sandblasting coated so it lasts a lot longer than 20 years that we've had before and put a plaque on. The artist is still very much alive and kicking and very, very supportive of this. And we feel that all the public art in our town should have, should recognize the artist. Where do you expect to put the plaque? Good question. I have no idea, no idea at this point, but any recommendations from yourselves or from the building owner would be totally... I think it should go closer to Main Street. I think it will be really nice. In general, so when you walk by, you can see it. You'll notice, if you walk by, there's already a bronze plaque on the Main Street right near that alleyway that recognizes the historic significance of one of those buildings. So I was thinking something around that area. Is there a specific design for the plaque or is it proposed in this application? No, no, we haven't presented that yet. We'll do that in the future. Do you expect to come back at that point? If you think that's a good idea, we'd be happy to do that. What size is the plaque that's on there now? It's about 10 inches square, I'd say. And again, it recognizes the history of the building. The plaques we're looking for, we're thinking about for all of our public art, excuse me. There's about 20 pieces in our town, by the way, is something museum-sized. Five inches by three inches, something like that. That would be metal. It's got to go in the alleyway, actually. We're just mounted somewhere at the entrance. Yeah, I would love it right on the Main Street side of things. Either on the frame, because that building has a bay window that wraps. And I'm not sure that the width of the frame. It may be possible to put it on a frame, which you would see it when you're walking down the sidewalk. Or just at the edge of the brick. I'd be perfectly happy to put that in this. Well, that's what I was thinking. I figured you might be. What size, maximum, what, like 10 by 10? 10 by 12? 10 by 10. I was thinking about the size. If you think about a size of piece of paper. Yeah, 8 by 11. That's 8 by 11. It's got to be more than one letter, because otherwise you could see it for 300 feet away. I watched way too much TV the last two days. I realized yesterday that you could watch 14 hours of real-time political TV. If you watched the hearings, and then the Democratic debate. Which I did a lot as part of. And are you okay? No. It might be more exciting than watching designer view, but it might not be as important as the problem. Bob, where are you getting your funding from? We have three sources that we're looking at. We get a little bit from the town, hopefully on a yearly basis. That kind of depends each year. It's not guaranteed. We're also looking for public-private partnerships. And we're going to begin to seriously begin to talk to local business people in the next year. And then finally, a final reason. Thank you. How are you kids? Better. Thank you. So what I said was just a bronze color or dark color metal plaque up to a 10 by 12, a 10 by 12 size may be installed at the entry to the alley, which describes the art project. Any mountings on a brick face will be located in the mortar joints of the brick. And you'll get a copy of this. And again, it gives you enough leeway. I mean, you can make it smaller, certainly smaller than that, but you want to have it big enough so you can actually read the script that you're going to put in the plaque. Any other comments, questions, suggestions from anyone? Oh, the other thing I just up top, I said the wire color of the light strings would be a dark color green or brown. Great. Thank you. Any other comments, suggestions? We'll go through the set of criteria. Evaluation criteria. Preservation or reconstruction of the appropriate historic style if the proposed projects in the historic district are involved in the historic structure. The application is acceptable. Harmony of exterior design with other properties in the district, acceptable. Compatibility of proposed exterior materials, acceptable. Compatibility of proposed landscaping, none proposed in this application. Revention of the use of incompatible designs, buildings, color schemes, or exterior materials, acceptable. Location and appearance of all utilities, acceptable. Recognition of and respect for view quarters and significant vistas including gateway views of the city and state house, acceptable. All in favor of the application as proposed. Raise your hand. It is approved. Thank you very much. And this is an administrative. Thanks for coming in. Thank you for your consideration. And before you go, I need to get you to sign this. Sure. All the lower leftist above my name. Audra, they have your permit tomorrow. You can get the office a call. Thank you very much. Okay, good. Thank you. Thanks. I hope you get good enough weather to make it easy for the install. Thank you very much. We'll grab those few days you get. Thanks again. Okay. Thank you. Good night. Good night. Thank you. Come on up, Fred. Next application, 100 State Street, Capital Plaza. How are you all tonight? Less icy than we would have been. It's going to be after tonight. It's going to get real cold and icy again. Tomorrow is supposed to be icy. Great. So describe your gates. Their entry and exit gates. We're putting them at the Taylor Street entrance. Just inside the State Street entrance at the edge of the building so that the drive-through can get in and out. The 24-hour parking, paying. We've been shuttling all for a whole year. Worse than ever. Three, four times a week and we have no parking. We can't control it. So this is going to have to help us control them. People can still come in the other way. They can come any way they want, but they're going to have to pay when they come in. The first, I think there's eight spots, seven spots on the bank side and six on the other will be 13. The bank won't. It'll be open for the bank.  We don't have cash. What if they just come off State Street? That's fine. If they go through the gate, they're going to get a ticket. But we're giving 15 minutes free. Anybody going in will have a 15 minute grace period. Okay. The bank is going to have a 15 minute anyways or they can go to their drive up or they can go in their side and not pay at all. Their side will be open all the time. They can do whatever they want with it. Our side is going to be monitored. We have people staying there overnight. Snowstorms, we can't plow. What about the church? The church has passed through. We're going to have special courage for them. I'm not sure if they've got 12. Their plot plan shows 12. But when they tell me what they actually have, they'll have, the gates will be set up so that 12 people can enter and park. The 13th will lock them out. You're going to put some kind of barrier. I don't understand. They're dropping gates. Yeah. They're toll gates. Like if you go behind Court Street on the way back toward the State House, there's a gate there. I understand the gates, but you've got them on one entrance to what's a big free-for-all parking lot. It's on both entrances. Both entrances. Taylor Street and the other end. Yeah, open the hole. They should open it up. What I don't understand is how the bank people can access the bank area. That's a 15-minute free pass. So they have to get a ticket. People who are using the Northfield Bank have to get a ticket. Everybody entering the gates will get a ticket. But if they're using the bank, they won't. And the bank, we're thinking of doing things even with the city for about a month, giving them parking so much at speed of it usually. I missed the gates off. If you see it right, Eric, where is this drive-through right here? Yeah. I see them. But my concern is, how are people going to get through to use the drive-through? They'll get a free ticket, and they'll go through here, and they'll go around here, or they're coming in this way. It's what they have to do now. They can't come in the gates here. They have to come in now, go all the way around and come in this way. Or they can come in Taylor Street and come in this way. Yeah, I understand that. The first 15 minutes are free. When you go back out, you put your ticket. If you're parking out here, the first 15 minutes will be free. I understand that. I understand that. So the people who are using the drive-through then are going to have to go through the ticket. Correct. So you get a ticket going through, and then you pay going out. Right. No cash. Credit card. We'll have pay. They call it a P-O-F, pay-on-foot units in the hotel. One by the back entrance inside. And one by the ballroom entrance. And we'll also have a validation thing at the front desk. Some of you doesn't have credit cards. Yeah. Or it doesn't work. They can pay that way. So if the public wants to park there like they do now. Yeah, they've got to pay. They're paying now. But where do you pay that? Where do you pay? There's a box for the city. Okay. The city has so many that they can park in. And so people go up and they put their money or credit card in a little box. And they'll take it on their dashboard. And then they have to pay in advance. And they put that on their dashboard. And they'll say until two o'clock, and the police come by at 2.10 to give them a ticket. And then you can use that ticket to get out. You know, you take a ticket. They'll tell you what your time. And you insert it when you leave. And they'll tell you how much you owe them. Just like you're going in a parking garage in Burlington. Yeah. Actually, the new garage will be with the same type of system. It'll tell you if it's full, if it's closed for the afternoon, if we have a big function, we'll close that off. Otherwise it'll be open for public parking, just like always. Hotel guests park there free? Yeah. Or there may be a charge. We haven't settled on anything yet. Our tenants will have the same type of card as the church. They will be able to access it and just we're doing it so they can either do it with a phone, RFD, or tap it with a card and go with it that way. What's the rate? I don't know. Don't know yet. Okay. It won't be a dollar an hour like the city. We're subsidizing that. Nobody's subsidizing me. Yeah. It won't be that bad. But it may be progressive. Here there were seven hours or something like that. It may start going up. That's what they're doing in a lot of the places now. They stopped this overnight parking. I mean, notice parking costs half and very what it does in Montpellier. Yeah. There's no business in there either, so come on. I keep thinking, I am part of the Union River Chorus and we practice at the church right there and everybody comes in through that back door and parks in that back area. So now they're going to be paying for parking in there. Well, the church will give you so many tickets to come in with. They'll maybe have 50 or 100 tickets. We don't care how many they have. But after 12 people, right now there's no place to park. Right. Yeah. Because it's the best of... There's not a whole bunch of other... Yeah. If you've used your 12 spots up or 13 spots up, the 14th spot, if he wants to park in a lot, they'll have to pay when they leave. But if the 13th person leaves and the next person coming in, he can take that spot. He'll be allowed in. It just locks him in an hour. It seems to be more than a design review thing. Oh, yeah. No, it's going through more than just design review. But it also has to go through design review because it's in design review and we're adding a structure if we're adding the gates. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Don't worry. It's not a... I just... Yeah. Oh, it's... Parking is sitting beyond our... Well, and that's... ...perview of the design. Yeah. Nope. That's your... All you need to worry about is the gates and the design aspects of the gates. Parking is... Parking is, we've got the problem. Yeah. It's on private land. We just can't control it. So we're trying to control it now. If you go down there tonight, you can't find a spot. We have a big function tonight. Yeah. The, you know, rejiggering of how the traffic flow goes and all of that has already been dealt with through Department of Public Works and our office. The gates will open automatically for a siren. Police, fire, ambulance, just have to bring their siren and it will open up automatically for them. And these will remain in place... This is... We're hoping that up until the time the garage gets started, then you won't need them. Okay. Then... Then you're going to have to put your money in the garage. But... These are fairly permanent locations. Do you plan a long time before the garage gets built? Well, their city lawyer told us two weeks ago that don't look for anything until 2023. And don't think you're going to start before 2024. I can tell you if it's that long, you probably won't see me waiting. I can't keep dumping money into something because two people want to hold it up. You know, maybe you should paint those windows so we can't see out the window. The same thing about it is the basis is the trucks can't turn around down below and they don't anyway. They can't now. They never did? They do have a new design for the garage, by the way. And much, much smaller, much narrower, pushed more onto our property. I think they're down just to last about ten spots. From what I just saw, it sends a preliminary. Well, in terms of the design of the gates, I don't have any problem with the design of the gates. No. They're gates. They're gates. Although they will be the first... Well, I was going to say they'll be the first gates in Montpelier, but that's not true. They used to be gates on that property in 1980 when Anders and Kilmury bought it. They had them on both ends and twice the same woman drove through and broke them. And the guys refused to put them back up again. They even had a box at the front entrance where they were collecting money with people going through. And that didn't last long either. Are they lit at night or just they're reflective? So the headlights? They'll be... The box will be lit up so you can read and everything else. No, I'm in the gate itself, so... No, they're not a lit gate. They're just reflective. Just reflective. Yeah. I may put a small light on the exit with a camera so that I can monitor. People drive everything, you know. No, you're right. Gotta protect, unfortunately. I need to... Questions, comments, suggestions. I'm fine with that. There's no landscaping because we're just going to block it for now. Yes. Landscape will come with the garage in the hotel. Nobody has anything to add at this point where we can go through the criteria. The evaluation criteria. Number one, preservation or reconstruction of the appropriate historic style. If the proposed projects in the historic district involves an historic structure, acceptable, harmony of exterior design with other properties in the district, acceptable, compatibility for post-exterior materials, acceptable, compatibility of proposed landscaping, non-proposed in this application, prevention of the use of incompatible designs, buildings, color schemes, or exterior materials, acceptable, location and appearance of all utilities, acceptable, recognition of and respect for view quarters and significant vistas, including a review of the city and state house, acceptable. All in favor of the application is proposed. Raise your hand. Eric. I saw the historic sites did a dig, three or four spots on our property for getting ready, and then they sent back a historic description that they've gotten from times, I guess, wherever they got it from. Starting back from the 1700s, it was like 30 pages, and I read it the other day. Most guys are really good at what they are. I mean, it was really amazing, and when it got to around the 1900s, my father-in-law used to tell me about some of these people, and I remember their names. Even J. Leo Johnson owned a couple of properties there. Well, the last two sentences said they unearthed a 1911 Vermont license plate. So I wrote to them. I said, is there any possibility we can get that plate for our hotel? And I'll send it to you. Oh, wow. They tried looking it up, but the records don't go back that far to see who the registration was. Oh, that's all right. That's great. That's great. You remember J. Leo Johnson? You remember him, don't you? The Chrysler Garage? Oh, yeah. It was a Chrysler Garage in the back along the river. It used to be, it was a Capitol Garage there. Well, that was over in a corner, and that was Malone's first garage, the father's first garage. And then this boy, Malone, took over, and then he opened up Woodbury Auto. J. Leo Johnson had a Chrysler Garage at the back of the building on the side of the tracks, and our family bought the Chrysler Garage in the late 70s, and that's when they moved it up to Perry and my player road in the midtown. Yeah. And they used to have a dry cleaning plant right next to it, and I forget who the guy Adams, and then how dry cleaners bought it next. Remember, they owned the one up across the Mar-a-London at Main Street, how cleaners before he sold it. But everybody did. They took their filters and their tripe, and they put them outside on the ground, and that's why you have somebody, oh, I've got 11 wells on my crown. I'm amazed that a number of garages used to be downtown where the place where Neckie is, right down the river, that was the garage. The garage, where the laundromat is on Berry Street. Yeah, that was a Chevrolet garage. Yeah. Do you know where the showroom was? The showroom for the garage? In that building where the tattoo part is. Yeah. In my laundromat, those windows were the overhead garage doors, number three in the back. Oh, wow. And then they would drive the car in, and in the front of the building where my change machine was, there was a huge steel door that would slide like a barn door, and they would drive the car into the front window of the tattoo parlor. That was the showroom. Oh, wow. And that was Downey Chevrolet. Yeah. And then they bought the other one in Berry and they combined it in the Berry around Pilly Road. Up in Morrisville, there was a garage there. A guy about 90 ran it and he had one car on the floor. And he'd drive that car and he'd order whatever he wanted, I guess. But it still had Model A and Model T tool wards up. Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised. Now the Keen family owns it. What? Now the Keen family owns it. Yeah. And the I'm gonna tell you you're done. Thank you.  So I think- I don't know if Audra got the additional information she needed- I sent her a whole bunch to you. There's really no flood proving to do these things because there's six inches above and then all the controls are six inches and it's bolted. It's nothing but a steel cabinet. It's- Yeah, they're GFI protected and then put them in the building. So, yeah, you'll need to- My thing is trying to figure out a way to get Kat Sixwire out there from our building. So we'll just have to tunnel underneath the sidewalks. It's okay, right? Talk to Audra. Thank you. See you later. Thank you, Fred. Go home early. Thank you, Fred. Go home early. You might get some more of the debate still on the TV. Yeah, just lovely. Thank you. Thank you. And the minutes. We can't do the 21st, but there are three of us here for the 4th. Yes. So does anybody have any questions, comments, or changes to the November... Yes. Yes. Okay. If you take a look at the adjournment thing, it says Eric made a motion to approve. Whoops. I think that means adjourned. To adjourn. Thank you. Yeah. It's my favorite motion. To approve or adjourned. I noticed in the congressional hearings that the chairman just, he closes it. He closes it. And I think you ought to have that authority. I don't have a hammer. You could also time us. You could time us when we have comments. With that change, do I hear a motion to approve or approve minutes? Seconded. All in favor of the November the 4th minutes, raise your hand. Those are approved. Awesome. And giving us an update on the... Yeah. So the planning commission made some final adjustments. I don't have the revised draft, but the historic preservation commission and planning commission went back and forth a bit on changes to the design, the definition for historic building and pretty much stuck with the current definition of historic building. There were some expansions on the overlay district, including some tweaks that were just bringing in, you know, a couple of parcels to make sure that all of the neighborhood was part of the district. Part of the neighborhood was part of it, bringing in the rest of it. I think probably one of the biggest changes was actually adding in all of your neighborhood up behind the state house. That was very confusing. And getting added into... We ended up with that all added into the district, right? Yeah. I should have gone around the boundaries on there because they're sort of nothing. They don't match the national register boundaries or anything else. And I didn't look at it, I guess. Well, then the neighborhood boundaries were designed to try and make sure neighborhoods were consistent, not just historically, but also when you came to, okay, this is a residential neighborhood. 80% of the houses in this neighborhood have similar setbacks or similar lot sizes and a similar overall characteristics. So the neighborhoods for zoning purposes aren't necessarily going to match with the historic districts. But I think that having that as a basis for saying this is why this is all being pulled into design overlay, whether it's for historic purposes or not. I thought the Historic Preservation Commission and the Planning Commission were going to sit down and do this together. But that didn't happen. I'm still a bit annoyed about that because I think we picked up most of the changes, but that was the only one that showed up to me. Yeah. Right? Yeah, it was, I think, you know, I think it's going to be better. That doesn't mean that there can't be no work to tweak things and make things better later. We've got to look at those boundaries. I just haven't had... I can... We can do more of that in Historic Preservation for sure. Yeah. And try and pull design review committee members in as well as anybody wants to come to a... The boundaries look like a Southern gerrymander. And they're just tickled. Zigzag all over. They're all over. I mean, it's not, you know... So there, the plan is that the new design review regulations will have their first public hearing in front of Planning Commission in January. So they've got to have two public hearings, I think, for Planning Commission. And then hopefully move forward to City Council. Hopefully there won't be a lot of public pushback and have them decide to rework it. But we'll see what happens. You never know. It's not like anybody showed up at the Planning Commission discussions that we just had. No, nobody. Either time. No, no outside voices. I was reading the article in the newspaper about the, you know, they have a proposal for the Old Armory wreck department. And I think that's an historic building. I think the helpful is the preservation information we're involved in that. Who should I talk to about that, Mike? Maybe. I mean, it hasn't really come through our door at all yet. I don't know how much Mike knows about it. I mean, it mostly did. You can't. And they missed it. It was a newspaper or a Red Wolf Mist. There's a major settlement problem. It's a rear of the building that they didn't talk about fixing. You can see there's two big cracks. I mean, I looked at it 15 years ago. I don't think it's moved a lot. But it should be addressed structurally. Oh, yeah. But I don't know where they are or aren't. What's interesting is there's a shooting range in that building. Well, it was an Armory, so. Yeah. In the basement, they had a shooting range in the basement. My high school had a shooting range and a bowling alley. Your high school did? Yeah. Big high school. They had 5,500 people. Oh, my God. Wow. Where? Evanson, Illinois, just north of Chicago. It's a slightly different world. Somebody had to set pins. They just had a mechanical pin setter. I would prefer to do that than roll. Speaking of. Was that a motion to adjourn? It is. Do I hear a second? I second it. All in favor of adjournment, raise your hand. Meeting is adjourned.


All right, good morning, cyber traders. Welcome back again on this lovely Tuesday hazard morning. How's everybody doing? Bruce, good to see you. Cliff, Wayne, Grant, everybody on. Look, wow, we've got a great showing here on YouTube. Welcome, everybody. Good to see you. Are we ready to get to some trading this morning? Well, let me tell you something. Yesterday, Monday, I couldn't believe it. It was kind of crappy in the morning, and then all of a sudden, the afternoon, things started picking up pretty nicely. Really, really exciting. We'll talk a little bit about those stocks. I made some really nice runs. Obviously, we heard about the rumor of now everyone's interested in Peloton after getting destroyed. But a lot of good stocks that made some big moves yesterday. Market right now is up about 82 points. So for some of you, does that mean anything to us? Listen, there was a lot of the stocks that were moving out there. Remember, we don't care what we trade. We're just here to make money. So before we continue, it's going to remind everybody we'll post it in the room. At 4 o'clock today, we are doing an open house. So if you're watching YouTube and you want to see how we find the iceberg orders and level four and all that good stuff, please click on that link. We'll get you registered for it. If you can't make it, it will be recorded, so you can go back to it. And then everybody in the cyber group room, you know what today is. Traders talk. So don't forget to join us at 11 o'clock with Josh going through. So he's going to send out a bulk email. He's going to pick up some of your journals and we'll review it, which is one of the most exciting, most popular education events that we have here in the cyber group room. And if you're on YouTube, you'll know more about that at 4 o'clock. So let's talk about what we traded yesterday. And then we'll go through the watch list. I'm not super excited with certain stocks that are moving as of right now. There are a couple of things that are moving, but not a whole hell of a lot. But as of yesterday, let's go look at it.  So let me just zoom out here so you see what we have. So this stock, DWAC, had a really nice run right at 9.30, beautiful run. It ran from $87 all the way up to $96. Now, you know what? I just love talking about DWAC because remember, we did the onsite and everybody remembers we sold the stock at $12 that we've just basically, for some of you don't know, this is the new Twitter that President Trump actually is competing against Twitter. And when that news came out, listen, don't get political.  At the end of the day, we don't take anything personalized traders. But you know what? If you hated his guts and like, I would never trade a stock. Well, guess what? That stock ran from $15 to $180. I don't think you really care about if you made that much money, you made a big run. Anyway, but stock took a big little correction here. And it's funny, it didn't come down that much. But look what's happening right now. Now we're starting to get a little bit of a higher high, which is really, really important. And what I like about it, since October till now, it's been holding here pretty strong. Now, another stock that moves side by side with it is Fun. So Fun also, this stock also ran from, you remember, from $1 to $25. That does happen. But Fun is another stock that ran pretty well with it. Now, they did come down pretty hard right around 3 o'clock. And once again, that's why we always tell everybody, you can't go broke taking profits, take the money and run. But those stocks did really well, not only on the long, but you could have did well on the short trade on that. Couple of the stocks that we traded was the CFVI that some of you missed out yesterday. This was another nice little runner stock. We traded in the past two days. But this stock right here ran from $13, already open and shot up all the way to about $18.  And CPAC, oops, I spelled it wrong. CPAC, why am I spelling it wrong? Coming up wrong. CFVI, that's it, that one right there. So that's the one we knew earlier, old-time highs yesterday. Couple of the stocks that we also moved in the afternoon was Seed. I really liked the Seed. Seed was a little bit on the volatile side, but this stock did really well. We were out there, we tweeted it, we did the alert. That stock ran from nice $5.70 and it was nice, it ran all the way to about $7. Think about it, I was talking to somebody yesterday and I always get this. And some of you here probably on YouTube probably always look at this and like, I don't know if I could, you know, do I have enough money to do this? If you put a thousand shares, a $5,000 investment, okay? And forget about it going from $5.70 to say $6.70, right? If you just made 50 cents on that, that's $500, you made a nice day's pay right there as a $100,000 year salary. I don't know anybody would think that, that that's a problem, you know, but you don't have to kill it. There's a lot of the stocks that moved and that one also did well. So a reason I was spending a little more extra time because shockingly in the morning, it wasn't that great, but then all of a sudden, you know, these things did move. What also we had?  I mean, this was unbelievable. This stock got halted after halt after halt. This one was amazing. So this stock started around 350. This was the biggest winner here in the cyber group room. It was shot up, you could see it got halted, went to about 550, came back down to 450, just did not stop. And this thing from 11 went all the way up to 750, did a shake, it went all the way up to $10. So I don't know if some of you here have ever seen a stock like that, but that was the biggest winner of yesterday. And by the way, that stock's going back on the watch list again. All right, NVCT, all right. And then last but not least, because it's gonna be back on our watch list is Peloton. So I guess everybody heard the rumor of Peloton. Stock got beat up so much. Now all of a sudden, people have interest in it. Amazon, you know, who else was interested? There was a couple of people that were interested in it.  Nike, yeah, thank you very much, Norman. So it's moving up pretty decent this morning. We're gonna put it back on the watch list. But remember, some of these stocks when, and we'll talk about it for some of you here in YouTube.  It's the three T's, tradable, trend and trap. If the stock is not tradable in your league, do not trade it because you can blow up your account. You don't wanna, a lot of these stocks are very, very volatile. I know I was talking to somebody, a student yesterday, and she's like, she was thinking about getting involved in cyber trade university and she did. She's like, I'm definitely excited to join. I just, some of them stocks are moving a little too fast. And remember, not all of them move fast. Okay, some of them do, some of them don't. All right, so let's talk about what's moving on for today. So we got Peloton, that stock is moving pretty well. And I'm gonna just bring up level four. Okay, for some of you have never seen level four before, but hopefully a lot of you do. By the way, just to let everybody know, does anyone here have Thinkorswim? Anybody trading with Thinkorswim? Because I'm gonna, okay, good. Because I'm gonna do a couple of videos on now they have level four on Thinkorswim. And I'm gonna show how some of you had to use it on that too, okay? So make sure you are subscribed to our YouTube channel. All right, now regarding about this stock, you can see there's 11,000 shares seller out there. Now you got 500, 300, 800, not a lot of big sellers, but you got this big iceberg order. Peloton from nine o'clock this morning, just ran from 2980, stopped at $31. And you can see why this guy's been out there for a little while, and you can see on the heat map where those big iceberg orders, those big block orders. Look, boom, look, I think that thing comes down. Got close to that 11,000, somebody like, oh, sorry, didn't know you were out there. So anyway, that stock is moving, so we know exactly. And not only that, but it's from yesterday's resistance. Looks like that order's been out there since yesterday. So Peloton is out there. We got the fund trade, fund trade we're gonna put back on the watch list. The DWAC, what else we got here? We got, I was looking at the big percentage gainers and there were a couple of stocks right here. I mean, this VLDR had a huge run in aft hours. It literally ran from 375 and just stopped and went to 750, and now she's coming back down. I'd like the support levels right here where it's trading at. Now if you'll notice, let me just show you what's going on on level four. For some of you who've never seen it, there was a 33,000 share buyer out here on that stock and he updated his bid right there right around $5 and that's why it came down from 540 down to here. And you know what? He's been out there since, I don't know, five o'clock in the morning. So she's got pretty big support levels right there. So now that finally came down, listen, you gotta be patient, you gotta be patient. So we got the VLDR, writing this down. This one right here, the AR, I don't know. I was not really, this thing gapped up. It's one of those stocks that had that big moves in the morning and I kind of passed on it. This stock is up 42% million shares but you could see pre-market is ugly. Sofa, we traded Sofa before. Sofa, we did pretty well with it in the past. Some of you remember it, we traded back in December. It ran from $3 to $20 and it's just decent tier sizes, everything else. You got a big iceberg order.  Got about a nice 20,000 share buyer out there. So that one doesn't look pretty bad. So that one, Sofa, we can keep an eye on that one at the open. Anybody jump into any of them in pre-market and cybergroup? By the way, just to let you know, some people on YouTube, we have a professional trading room that's going on right now and we'll tell you guys a little bit more about it when you join us at four o'clock. You're more than welcome to join us in there. That's our professional trading room that we do. So Eyes, Elton, these are all junk, all junk. Now, I did see Facebook and we talked about Facebook the past two days and even yesterday. For some of you, have a little bit more of a deeper pocket, so on. I know some of you guys did the option. I said, listen, the stuff I heard about Facebook, this thing is in big trouble.  Well, the biggest thing I learned as a trader is when you fall in love with the stock, that's how you get crushed, okay? And believe me, sometimes I did fall in love with a couple of stocks and it did hurt me down the road. So you don't wanna do that. Now, other than that, you got a couple of little bit movers out there. You got Harley Davidson that's moving this morning. I'm a big fan of Harley. You know, I own a Harley, but it's got some resistance levels at 40. You could see it gapped up. It didn't do too much. Espev is pretty good. We traded Espev so many times. SVEV had a really nice push. You could see it. It doesn't move that much. It's more of a level one stock, Espev. Hopping over here. The only issue I have, it's building a ladder. And what I mean by that is you could see that some guy keeps coming out there. He keeps bidding it down. So it's kind of got a little support levels. I'm not seeing a lot of pre-market buyers and sellers out there. So this is gonna go on the B list, okay? Not on the A list. Everything else, not really that much out there. You know, not that much. I mean, 4%. There was this stock right here that got crushed. I mean, this stock obviously STOQT. It's not gonna be on our short list because it's on the $5, you know, but that's about it. All right. Anything I'm missing, I did not call out. We got one, two, three, four, five. We got about six or seven stocks that are moving good in pre-market. I know some of you guys traded already into Cyber Group Room. And for some of you here on YouTube, you can be happy to join us at four o'clock. I'll tell you how we find them. By the way, Rich, could you post a link for them, everyone in there to join it? I don't know if everybody could see that. Put that right there. Does everybody get registered? Anything I'm missing, Bill? Andre, thanks, Bill. I wake up listening to business news at the time. Okay, it looks like you guys just really talking together. All right, in the Cyber Group Room. All right, so that's pretty much what we have right now in pre-market. Remember, when the market opens up, there's gonna be new stocks that are gonna be trading. We got about 15 minutes. You know, we're gonna start commentary once the market opens up. If you're watching on YouTube and at four o'clock, if you wanna learn a little bit more about how we find these iceberg orders and all that stuff, we're gonna be doing a live event with me personally at four o'clock. Don't miss it. If you can't make it, just all you need to do is just, we'll send you the recording, just have it registered. And for the Cyber Group members, don't out forget. 11 o'clock, traders talk with Josh. Good luck, everyone. Happy trading. Be safe. And always remember, take the money and run. Don't get too cocky. Don't get greedy, okay? Good luck, everybody. Happy trading.


After opening arguments, testimony begins in a bribery case. Good evening. I'm Gary Sloan. Cindy Mae Johnson is on assignment. Late yesterday, opening arguments were held in the federal bribery trial against former state representative W. Keith Hall. During his remarks, Assistant U.S. Attorney Kenneth Taylor told a jury of eight men and six women that Hall allegedly paid former mine inspector Kelly Shortridge $43,000 to overlook violations at Hall's mines between 2006 and 2012. Taylor said Shortridge inspected Hall's mines numerous times, but only wrote them up for violations when it could not be avoided. Taylor also described a complicated scheme to make the payments through various business accounts. In addition, Hall is accused of co-signing a loan for Shortridge, co-signing a car loan for Shortridge's son and making payments on it and recommending Shortridge for a promotion. In his opening statement, defense attorney Bryce Caldwell said Hall does not dispute the amount of money that changed hands. He said Hall will testify to explain what the payments were for and added that Hall never asked Shortridge not to do his job. Caldwell described the prosecution's case as a jigsaw puzzle with a lot of missing pieces. The trial is expected to last through the week and continued with witness testimony today. A second wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Danville attorney Eric C. Kahn. The lawyer is being sued by the family of a former client who took her own life after receiving a letter from the Social Security Administration that her benefits were being cut off due to suspicions of fraud. According to the complaint filed by John Daniel Jude of Martin County, his wife Melissa became dependent and received the letter making statements that she felt worthless. On June 2nd, Melissa Jude drove to Saul Mill Hollow where she later was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The couple have been married for 23 years. This lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. Days before the start of a new fiscal year, the city of Pikeville has a new budget. The spending plan was passed during last night's city commission meeting. EKB news reporter Courtney Levern spoke with officials about the process. With a new fiscal year approaching for the Pikeville City Commission, the task of adopting a new budget is at hand and that was discussed in Monday night's commission meeting. City Attorney Russell Davis presented the reading of the budget in front of the commissioners and they voted to adopt the ordinance. The city manager discussed the budget's purpose. What the commission did tonight is pursuant to the requirements to Kentucky law and the department of local government. A government agency is required to pass a budget prior to going into the next fiscal year. So the commission last month held a work session, a public work session and went over the budget in detail. Once the budget was put together, then you actually do a first reading and then a second reading be prior to the new fiscal year taking place, which is July 1st or fiscal year itself. So the commission passed the budget tonight upon publication of the ordinance in our local newspaper, then the budget will be enacted. So start July 1st, we'll have action operating budget to go off of. Blackburn mentioned that the budget fluctuates as they receive grants and different projects come up. The normal budget has run around 30 to 34 million dollars and a large part of those budgets includes the fact that Pikeville has their own police and fire departments. He also mentioned that they normally forecast very conservatively, so overspending won't be an issue. We're extremely proud of the budget this year and the commission and what they have done every year that I've been here in the fact of fully funding the police and fire departments for emergency services and then ensuring that the quality of life issues or parks departments and those things that really have value to our community are also funded to the level that they need to be. Reporting for EKB Evening News at 6, I'm Courtney Levin. The Prestonsburg City Council last night rejected an ordinance that would have allowed Sunday alcohol sales at Stonecrest Golf Course. The ordinance was up for a second and final reading during last night's meeting, but after a motion from Councilman Harry Adams, the measure died for lack of a second. Under the proposal, alcohol would have been available for sale at the golf course between the hours of one and nine o'clock. City and business leaders gathered in Pikeville yesterday to talk about a continue to the spur of the economic region's development efforts. EKB News reporter Shelby Steele attended a meeting and brings us this report. An economic development meeting was held Monday in Pikeville to gather all city and county leaders in one room to discuss where the county is at this time in regards to economic development. Jacob Colley, president and CEO of the Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce says this has been a long time coming. This is something that we have been working on well before I came onto the chamber, but it's something that we are now ready to really launch and start marketing and start a recruiting process to bring industry here or help industry expand here. Officials say this is a group effort by the community and local leaders, and the community is finally moving forward and becoming what it needs to be. We have invested, and when I say we, he said very loosely, that's the community, that's the organizations here have worked very hard to get Marion's Branch ready for industry. What does that mean? Well that means getting access capacity of water and sewer and access road, a bridge, getting those things in place that have to be ready to attract and create industry. Well we are about six months from all those things being ready and we'll be able to attract and create those jobs on Marion's Branch and it's going to be a great property for Eastern Kentucky. Officials say right now they are trying to determine what types of jobs the region has to offer and recruiting people from there. We can put together a list of target industries, so we may know that in Martin County it's advanced manufacturing or medical device manufacturing. We know we need to focus on those types of companies to recruit there. Maybe down in Pike County it's food processing or food manufacturing, that sort of thing. You know we've got Kellogg's here which is a globally recognized brand. It's going to be on our website. We're going to be promoting the fact that Kellogg's is in this region in joy and some of the other companies who are globally and nationally recognized because not only does a company that's looking to locate somewhere do they want a good piece of property. They want a good workforce, good roads, got all those. They also want to see evidence that other companies have been successful here. Reporting for EKB Evening News at 6, I'm Shelby Steele. Well coming up in Area Hospital is making a big announcement this evening, we'll tell you what it's all about and Marlowe Tackett's name was added to the Country Music Highway earlier today. We'll be back in two minutes. EKB Evening News at 6 is presented by Pikeville Medical Center. Someone you love has just been traumatically injured, every minute counts. 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East Kentucky Broadcasting News reporter Shelby Steele went to the event and tells us how Tackett's legacy continues to grow. A ceremony was held today to celebrate Marlowe Tackett's name being added to the Country Music Highway in Pie County. Friends, family, community members and church members joined the District 12 Highway Department in the unveiling of the new sign that will be placed along U.S. 23. Senator Ray Jones spearheaded the resolution in the Kentucky General Assembly to add the late entertainer's name to the small group of country musicians who were honored along U.S. 23. State Representative Leslie Combs introduced the bill to the House. He's a legend of the area, known for his musical talent, but also known for his caring spirit of how he cared about the children at Christmas. He was kind of like Santa Claus. Many of Tackett's family members came to the dedication to honor him. Tackett's son David says he will be missed by many and he is proud of his father. It just means everything in the world. It's been a long time coming. I don't know, words really can't explain it, you know. I mean, Dad would be really happy today. I don't know. I guess I'm just speechless. Purple balloons were released at the end of the ceremony in honor of Marlowe Tackett who passed away from pancreatic cancer. Reporting for EKB Evening News at 6, I'm Shelby Steele. This evening at 6.30, Pikeville Medical Center will hold an event to announce it is now the only hospital in Kentucky to have been verified as a level two trauma center by the American College of Surgeons. As a verified trauma center, the hospital is equipped and staffed to provide comprehensive emergency care to patients suffering traumatic injuries from car wrecks, gunshots, assaults, falls and other incidents from the time before they arrive at the hospital through rehabilitation. Studies show that emergency patients receiving care in a trauma center have fewer complications and higher rates of survival, especially when they receive trauma care within the first 60 minutes. Prior to the designation, area emergency patients often had to be transferred up to two hours away, depriving them of valuable treatment time. State law requires that trauma victims be transported to the closest trauma center. Pikeville Medical Center's trauma center now provides that care to a population for more than 400,000. A three-year partnership between the SOAR Initiative and the Kentucky Community and Technical College System is being designed to train Eastern Kentucky students for the careers of the future. Under the agreement, KCTCS will develop and promote a computer and information technology track to develop students design, develop and maintain computer programs written in current and emerging computer languages. The program will emphasize coding careers. The college system will also work entrepreneurship in the region. The program will take five schools across Eastern Kentucky, including Big Sandy Community and Technical College as well as Hazard, Ashland, Somerset and Southeast Kentucky. Well, coming up, an SEC school is looking to make history in the world of college series and Jamie Johnson will be in to tell us all about it. But first, EKB chief meteorologist Lathan Hopkins will let us know when we might expect a break from this heat. We'll be back in two minutes. Medical trauma experts understand that minutes make the difference in saving lives. Pikeville Medical Center is proud to announce their designation as a trauma center by the American College of Surgeons. This important designation means that more than 411,000 people in PMC's coverage area have the advantage of trauma services from a nearby hospital during the crucial time following a traumatic event. 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Based on over 30 years of doing this job I love, I invite you to click on irebrannum.com where you'll find helpful videos when the need arises.  I want to help. The weather with chief meteorologist Lathan Hopkins is presented by the Ira Brannum Law Office. Well, Lathan, a few rumbles of thunder out there. We've had a few thunderstorms make their way across the region. A few more to deal with before things calm down overnight tonight. The Doppler radar showing who is picking up some of the showers and thunderstorms. At this time we have one cell that has developed there near, let's say Ashcamp or So, near Lookout, another over toward Phelps. And then this is the one that I'll be watching here in northern parts of Pike County producing some thunder. We can hear that here in Pikeville as a matter of fact. And then a few more showers developing from Williamson over to Prestonsburg. The main front is still to our north and you can see that stretching from the northern parts of West Virginia crossing over into Kentucky now near Ashland. See another little band here of showers developing. This front is moving from the north to the south and once it does so, we'll bring down the temperatures very little for tomorrow. I'll show you that here in just a second. Now we do have a severe thunderstorm watch box that is in effect for Mingo and Logan Counties. This goes through 10 o'clock tonight unless things really start to get going here within the next little bit. I'd say we could probably see this canceled much earlier than 10 o'clock. Now let's talk about temperatures. That's going to be the big store here over the next couple of days. Overnight lows tonight, back in the upper 60s, low 70s where we have been over the past several nights, several mornings. This is what we've woken up to. Now as we make our way into the day tomorrow, 80s instead of 90s, still upper 80s, not much of a cool down and then as we make our way into Thursday, the 90s continue to funnel right on up into eastern Kentucky, western West Virginia, southwest Virginia. It is what happens Friday and into the weekend that you will really notice that will last all the way into the early part of next week as a matter of fact. The jet stream is set to take a buckle right across the Great Lakes and Ohio River. This means that it's going to allow some of the cooler Canadian air to make its way here across our region while the heat will be building to the west. What are we talking about for daily high temperatures? Again, this is this upcoming weekend. Notice the 70s, wind spread across the region. So a big cool down compared to the 90s that we've had for days upon days. This is high temperatures in the upper 70s and there you see the heat, triple digits down toward LA and of course in 90s as far north as Oregon and Washington, 80s in the middle part of the country but 70s. We go from well above average to a couple degrees below average for the weekend and early next week. So get ready for a cool down. The Polling Count sponsored by Faith Pharmacy, Adams Plaza in Pikeville, 4.5 on Wednesday, 2.8 on Thursday and down to 2.3 with a better chance of rain moving in on Friday. Friday Saturday that is going to be the key time for those showers and thunderstorms to develop. Some of that rainfall on Friday may be locally heavy at times, possibility of severe weather as well. Now look at the temperatures, 87 tomorrow, 91 on Thursday, 83 Friday and then into the upper 70s and low 80s Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday of next week. I like it. Yes. When you get into late June and you're talking about high temperatures in the 70s, it's tough to complain. That's right. Folks will be out enjoying it. Absolutely. Thanks. Well, as the zip paddle and saddle attraction has made its mark around the Bob Amos Park in Pikeville, a new attraction is coming that appeals to the horse enthusiasts in the region and equestrian ring. Years ago, the city of Pikeville was awarded a grant for an equestrian ring to be placed at Bob Amos and with experienced horse trail worker Betty Tackett at the reins, this will be added on to the horse attraction at the park. We've got adequate room up at Bob Amos. The commission wanted to take that next step with really expanding our equestrian business because when you look at Kentucky, you look at egotourism, one of the things we're well known for is our horse industry, obviously. So any way that we can really put a mark on that and really showcase it in our community is always good, but being able to do so in a way that has an economic advantage for bringing in a few thousand people also makes it nice. So it'll be a nice venue and something else that we're looking forward to of adding to our great community. Monday's action was only the first step in establishing the venue. There is no definitive timeline for when the facility will open. And we'll be back with sports in two minutes. Where you live should not determine if you live. Pikeville Medical Center proudly announces their designation as a trauma center by the American College of Surgeons.  These lives are made safer by this important development. Rather than transferring to a hospital out of state or hours away, trauma patients may now be treated close to home. Pikeville Medical Trauma Center proud member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. You love custom automotive accessories and so do we at Walters Toyota Nissan. Regardless of where you bought your car, truck or SUV, let Walters Toyota Nissan customize it and accessorize it. 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Yeah, the College World Series sometimes flies under the radar when you think of the World Series in a baseball in October, well the College World Series could wrap up as soon as tonight. The Vanderbilt Commodores are one win away from becoming only the seventh school to capture back-to-back College World Series championships. Vandy defeated Virginia last year to claim their first ever World Series title and the 10th overall for the Southeastern Conference. Now last night, Vandy reached one step closer to consecutive championships. Game was scoreless until the sixth inning when Vandy third baseman Will Toffee smacked this double bringing in the doors first two runs of the game. Vanderbilt is trying to finish the NCAA tournament with a perfect 10-0 record on their way to back-to-back titles. Now, Vanderbilt would pick up some insurance in the seventh inning. This RBI single put Vandy up three nothing and the doors would stretch the lead a little further to five nothing as we head to the top of the ninth before Virginia would be able to scratch one out. This pinch hit single by Jant Gersenmeier. It would be enough though. Vanderbilt holds off Virginia five to one. The final score, Vandy can close out the best of three series tonight. Day two of Kentucky Sports Radio's summer tour across the bluegrass landed in Painesville this morning where Matt Jones welcomed class of 2016 Livebacker and hometown boy Cash Daniel to the program. Daniel, who will announce his college choice between Kentucky, South Carolina and Louisville during a ceremony at Painesville High School on the 4th of July, sure sounded like he is ready to dawn the blue and white on today's show. You got the grand campus tour.  That's pretty good. I mean, I'm just some kid from Michigan. You're gonna meet me with the vice president of the university. I mean, this is unreal.  You know, that's a great know, but it's all about where you're gonna spend your life for four years. You know, you want to see more than just the white room and the practice field and they just show me around the entire campus and show me how good life will be there if I chose to come there. The NBA draft is Thursday and the latest mock trap boards to have four Kentucky Wildcats predicted to land as lottery picks. If Carl Anthony Towns is selected number one overall, it would give Coach John Calipari a record for number one picks, joining John Wall, Anthony Davis and Derrick Rose who played for Coach Calip Memphis. Also on Thursday, it could be historic if Kentucky produces seven total selections, which would set a record for the most selections from the same school in one draft. All size point to Carl Anthony Towns as the number one overall picked by the Minnesota Timberwolves, according to Chad Ford of ESPN and also draftexpress.com. Devin Booker is the next on the board at number nine to the Charlotte Hornets, both ESPN and draftexpress believe that Willie Collie Stein will land to Indiana. He could slide down to the 11th pick and also Trey Liles could land out there at Phoenix at number 13 or just outside the lottery window at number 17 with the Milwaukee Bucks. Nikari Johnson looks solid at number 40 with Miami Heat and Andrew Harrison who used to combine and team workouts to improve his status could be a second round pick. Brother Aaron Harrison looks to be the only cat on the outside looking in yet could still be on an NBA roster as an unrestricted free agent and will most likely land in a team camp if he goes undrafted. Finally as the 2015 Guard class comes together, Jamal Murray could make his decision between Oregon and Kentucky. Tomorrow if Kentucky is his choice, most experts believe it would give the Wildcats the country's best point guard, best two guard, three guard combination in the country. 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Price includes owner and loyalty rebate. See dealer for details. Before we leave you tonight, we want to pass along this advisory from Mountain Water District. 93 households in a half-field area will be affected by a scheduled outage tomorrow, Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. each day in order to repair water lines. The affected area runs from 5949 North Big Creek Road to 136-seater drive in all-side roads. Afterwards, the entire area will be under a boil water advisory until further notice. Well, Lathan rumbles a thunder continuing outside. Indeed, and especially in Mingo Pike and Floyd Counties, that's where we have the strongest of the storm. Some of these putting down some frequent lightning heavy rain gusty winds. And then once we get past today and tomorrow, that's when the temperatures take a hit into the 70s this weekend and low 80s early next week. OK, thank you. And coming up tonight, Jamie? Well, as the thunder and the rain roll in, enjoy. 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Hello, and welcome to the session. In this session, I discuss a question which says that find location of the common part of the two circles, x squared plus y square minus 4 x minus 10 y minus 7 is equal to 0. And 2x square plus 2y square minus pi x plus 3 y plus 2 is equal to 0. Show that this part is perpendicular to the line joining the centers of the two circles. Now, before starting the solution of this question, we should know our result. Let s1 is equal to 0, and s2 is equal to 0, where s1 is x square plus y square plus 2g1x plus 2f1y plus cy. And s2 is x square plus y square plus 2g2x plus 2f2y plus c2 are the equations of two circles, constant, then, into s2 is equal to 0, where here it is not equal to minus 1, represents two of circles passing through the points of intersection of the given circles. If s1 is equal to minus 1, then we get s1 minus s2 is equal to 0. That is, what in here is equal to minus 1 here. And this is the equation of this field line, which passes intersection of the given circles if we have any. Now, this result will work out as a t-idea for solving out this question. And now, we will start with the solution. Here, the equations of the circles are given to us. The equations of the two given circles are y square minus 4x minus 10y minus 7 is equal to 0. s2 y square minus 5x plus 3y plus 2 is equal to 0. Or you can write s2x square plus y square minus 5y2x plus 3y2y plus 1 is equal to 0. Now, we have to find the equation of the common part of the two circles. Now, using this result, which is given in the key-idea, the equation of the common part of the two circles is given by is equal to 0. And this is s1 and this is s2. Now, putting the number of s1 and s2 here, this implies plus y square minus 4x minus 10y minus 7 minus of x square plus y square minus 5y2x plus 3y2y plus 1 the whole is equal to 0.  Now, these terms will be cancelled with each other. So this implies minus 4x plus 5y2x plus 2y minus 7 minus 1 is equal to 0. So solving this implies minus 3y2x, which therefore implies minus 3y plus 23y plus 16 is equal to 0. It's perpendicular to the line joining the centers of the two circles, plus 1. And this is the circle, s is the general equation of the circle, whose coordinates of center are given by the circle s1. So the centers in s10 by 2 to c1, the center c2, will be given by minus 4 and minus 3 by 4. Now, let these points 1 and c2 minus y1 over x2 minus m is equal to minus 3 by 4, 3 by 4, which is further equal to 23 by 3, c1, c2 is equal to 23 by 3. Now, let this m1, which is equal to 23 by 3, is equal to minus coefficient of x or coefficient of y, minus 3 by 23. Now, it will be equal to 2 by 3 into minus 3 by 23 into m2 is equal to minus 1. Now, if I prepare to clear the centers c1 given question, and that's all for this.


Coming up the heels of the recently held independent seafood fiesta, the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Rural Development, Honourable Alfred Prosper, spoke on the significance of the event and the Ministry's efforts to achieve agricultural sovereignty and food security by supporting initiatives that promote sustainable and resilient food systems and ensure that local communities have access to nutritious and affordable food. Minister Prosper highlighted the importance of tying in the agriculture and tourism sectors, stating that the events like the independent seafood fiesta can attract more buying from both locals and tourists and promote the unique culinary culture of St Lucia. He acknowledged the vital role that the fishery sector plays in the livelihoods of local communities and the island's economy, stating that the Ministry will continue to support and promote initiatives that strengthen the sector. I must say it is in line with our Ministry's agenda in terms of food security and recognizing the work of our fishers. I wish it would be an annual event and the Ministry, as you all know, have been having a number of festivals. Last year we had the Seamos Festival, we had the Banana Festival, we had the Mango Festival. I'm hearing this here that we're going to have the Cocoa Festival and the Coconut Festival. That in addition to the Fish Festival I think should be an annual event because it really brings out the number of people to really consume what the fishers produce, sorry. So it is very important for us and in terms of the agenda of the Ministry, I would like to give full support to this activity. The Agriculture Ministry has also taken steps to make the fishery sector safer for fishermen and their crews. According to Minister Prosper, the introduction of the vessel monitoring devices is to ensure the safety and security of the sector. The devices will also provide valuable data to help the Ministry make informed decisions and improve the management of the fishery sector. Concerns me a lot when, you know, fishes are lost at sea and I'm hoping and I'm making a big appeal to them to, you know, show interest in using that device because that's one way you're going to save your lives and make your family happy. So I want them to know that we are working on this and soon, very soon, very shortly in fact, we will be distributing those monitoring devices for the fishers so they can be feeling a lot more safer when they are at sea. Minister Prosper emphasized the importance of balancing economic development with environmental sustainability and the well-being of local communities. He stated that the Ministry is committed to promoting sustainable fishing practices and supporting initiatives that help the fishery sector thrive in a way that benefits all stakeholders. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Agriculture, I am Anisia Antoine reporting.


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