Everybody forced here being the sports card almanac high-end multi-sport volume 13 case break number nine live hit draft Two randoms coming up first one is determine which case number we have cases three and ten left second one is for draft order There's just raw and created cards in this it's live draft style two minutes per pick I'll type in chat and communicate verbally as well Make sure you have your order number and or your zip code to confirm that your order To confirm like that you or you basically when you make your pick No influence in the draft and no disgusting card values. Those are the two big rules Everything else is ready. Let's have some fun y'all. Good luck again. This is number nine We're got a 12. Oh boy. I rolled a 12. You know what that means means. I got to click a lot of times here case number one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 11 and 12 case number three so case 10 we'll go on break 10 look at that number three and draft order good luck and thank you all for joining one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 11 12 God it's the final with pick one Move all these over and then read out the results So you can see who's where It's the final with one Brian ST to John a three Aaron L for Joe L five Peter M six Alexander with seven Joel be eight Brian SCU nine Shane W at ten Let's rip Yeah, I'm sorry Shane. We've got ten That is true. You do well in the personals but the drafts you're like nine or ten every time I don't understand man. Yeah do be like that guys Some of us. Yeah, not everybody can pick first or second All right, we're starting off with a 2019 obsidian DK Metcalf rookie autograph to PSA 10 Awesome DK 40 of 150 DK Metcalf PSA 10 obsidian auto We guess there's a hurricane. I know it was college full better be still going on even there's a hurricane Better be college football still hurricane or not Next up is a 2018 tops chrome Ronald Acuna, Jr pristine 10 Acuna the only thing holding it from a black label was this centering at 9-5 Corner surface edges all tend here. Anthony just spoke down to existence Nice 2018 tops from Ronald Acuna pristine 10 rookie Anthony manifested that for sure It's gonna go right to his head. I know it. What is this now? Oh, we got some Oh, we got some eminence gilded grabs Rob Gronkowski 7 of 10 2021 eminence football Gilded graphs Rob Gronkowski awesome one there guys a beast Better Gronk the Bucks one dude Jake is such a Delusional lunatic this is ridiculous Got an immortal ink Larry Bird 3 of 10 from impeccable 21 22 impeccable bird auto to 10 pretty card there Oh, yeah Kyle and Jake are locked in they're gonna be up there next next to Sam pretty soon I didn't think Anthony could could be lower than two, but probably happened just based on Jake and Kyle Yeah, I know I don't do yellow cards. No, they can live in shame. We're men Sick Jeter that is the Jeter Jeter collection stadium club Captain's collection auto number four and it's numbered four of five So stadium club members only Jeter is kind of like Jeter eminence in a way That is awesome Beautiful Jeter Julio Rodriguez Yeah, we had one last night and then we had one tonight.  What the heck?   Gorgeous trauma like this one 2021 contenders optic J little waddle rookie cracked ice auto Go Dolphins PSA 9 19 of 22 and the variation Cracked ice waddle PSA 9 rookie auto from contenders optic gorgeous 30 a rose gotcha gotcha gotcha MVP year though right MVP year 2010 2011 rose Beautiful waddle cracked ice PSA 9 Fortnight for that should probably get a No, what no dolphins on your fancy and Harvey pretty good Dude the soccer heat is unreal tonight 2017 tops chrome champions league Christiana Ronaldo green refractor PSA 9 68 of 99 a lot of people's favorite chrome soccer product is 17 UCL that is freaking gorgeous PSA 9 Ronaldo green 68 of 99 Just gorgeous.  Yeah, almost draft time and a pristine 10 2011 tops update Mike trout 9 5 centering edges corners and surface all tend The trout rookie pristine 10 bgs That's kind of nuts Didn't know we had a bgs 10. You know, we had that we don't anymore It's about to be gone. All right, I'll get a better view here in a second. Stefano with pick one Yeah, another fire case. They've all been really freaking good tonight.  All right, again, it's just the lion's left in NC. Everybody Stefano. You got about 50 seconds So I'm Joe dude. It's been a blast It's been a blast What's the phone out here last break as well? So let me figure out what what I'm gonna pick if Stefano's not here I didn't see Stefano give it just a few more seconds. I don't pick Alright, then see him last case. Don't see him now pick a surf for Stefano going with the trout going with the trout 9 5 centering everything else 10 is a pristine 10 tops update trout rookie right there.  She's my first and last name No cash. We don't penalize people for not being able to be here. Yeah, or if there's internet issues something comes up You don't get penalized for that Then nobody would join 27514 yep, all right, Brian's going with the picket gorgeous white sparkle PSA 10 mosaic on the very short printed white sparkle That's awesome Alright, thank you Brian at John a is up now Great pick there great pick great cards left. I think I know what John's gonna pick I Think I know should I even start the timer?  She wasn't happy Go figure Paul You're lucky. You're still alive. Yeah Yeah, John's going with the waddle. That's my boy. There you go, John. I May have had a hunch I See trends every now and then with with John joining buying certain teams and PYT's Thanks, John. Hey better night tonight. I'm happy for you, man. All right, Aaron's up. I Don't know what Aaron's gonna take because of what happened last break. I Bet I know Predictable predictable Aaron L. All right, so we still got bird a cunha CR 7 Jeter D Rose Gronk and DK. Yeah, your Swiffer got my got my shot. I think I was wrong Go with the Jeter Stadium Club collection four of five captain's collection autograph for Gorgeous. Thank you, Aaron. How can I read? Let me just Thank you, Aaron Joe is up Got D Rose bird cunha, Gronk DK and CR 7. I can check after this Joe. Just remind me in between You should always get an order number whenever you place an order though to your email address Yeah, such a fire card. All right, Joe is up Yeah, so D Rose is a 2010 2011 NT colossal materials prime Jersey number signatures It's numbered five of five It's eight five ten auto tens eight five card and then the Ronaldo's 2017 top-strom champions league green refractor PSA nine 68 of 99 yeah, we don't have to yeah, I'm not sure what happens, but I'll unban What's going on go with the Ronaldo Go with the Ronaldo appreciate you Joe. That's such a fire card that honestly probably would have been I probably had taken that first I don't even know man. I I don't know I get I get blinded by like Tops chrome. It's my favorite Anything tops chrome. I'm in especially iconic sets like that Peter M pick six I Didn't even see the whole conversation guys in Twitch. So alright Peter M pick number six Yeah, a lot less than all those cards this year if many at all. He'll probably have autos in some sets I know he has autos in some sets, but I Think he might have base in stadium club. I can't remember This is like more of like a classic type set. So Yeah, just timeouts fine six. Yeah, no discussing prices guys and no influence in the drafts Only your real rules during almanac honestly That are specific to almanac about a minutes Yeah, price of the break is fine D rose two to two eight on six Thank you P going with the D rose now. That's a freaking cool card. I Haven't seen that before a lot of these I haven't seen before which is kind of cool. Okay down to four With Alexander M at pick seven 600 was this run rib 600 was this high-end multi sport. What's going on? I feel like I'm missing stuff in chat. What's happening? All right, we're good. We're good. We're good. We're good All right DK obsidian rookie auto PSA 10 Acuna tops chrome rookie pristine 10 Gronk eminence auto to 10 and a bird auto to 10 as well 7-0-0-7 go on bird It's not like Ortiz So 10 impeccable bird auto very nice Sean actually thought there was a bird in here. I think it's how spot on my bird call was Joel B is up. What sneakers was he wearing the bird Black converse Like a dork, but hey that man was a killer on the court DK is numbered to 149 Or 150 sir 150 150 sitting rookie auto PSA 10 The Acuna is not numbered say tops charm rookie pristine 10 All 10 sub grades the centering 9-5. They're only keeping it from a black label And then the Gronk is number to 10 it eminence autograph Taking a baseball one. I just need order number or zip code Joel, whichever one you prefer just so we confirm Cool, all right cool appreciate you Joel Go with the Acuna pristine 10. That's a disgusting card and Brian SU I appreciate that Joel. Thank you. Thank you the Oh, we're sold out for tonight sold out for tonight We got one more almanac and then NT and then personals are full as well. So get your spots for tomorrow, everybody Brian SU was up going with the Gronk appreciate you Julian and Brian Eminence Gronk auto Shane's going home with a PSA 10 DK Metcalf rookie obsidian auto to 150 Thanks again everybody for joining up next the final case of almanac


Hello everyone, my name is Harold, I'm French, I'm a political engineer, and this is my first presentation and actually the first part of my slides are photography. It's okay, I've tried to create something in the trend, so let's see what we can do. So the idea is to concentrate the heat energy from the sunlight and convert it into electricity. This is really what I want to do. But since we have heat, why not do we need some water? So the system is classified as a concentrated solar power or CSP. Okay, this is the general synoptic of the system. So we go through the other slides slowly, but you can see we have the sunlight on the left. It's concentrated by the front-end lens on the surface that we consider as a fluid heater. Then the fluid will be transferred to the heat tank where we start the heat energy just as is. From there we have two options, like I said, we can convert it into electricity, but it's a bit more complicated. Or you use what we call the heat exchanger, which will help you to transfer the heat to a secondary circuit in which you make your water circulate. So here you have some texts about what I just said, so the front-end lens, the fluid heater and the heat tank. Here is about the water prediction, so you see clearly the heat exchanger circuits. And on this one is about the electricity protection. So what's interesting here is that we use what we call the heat engine. Some very practical one is called sterling engine. You have different configurations. This one is supposed to look like an alpha configuration. And which one will convert the heat into mechanical energy? So we change out the torque and we make an alternator spinning to produce electricity. What we call next actually is this slide, sorry. So you will see that we convert the AC electricity into DC. We store it in batteries, we have voltage regulation, current regulation. And of course when you need it at home or for any other appliances, you need to convert it back to AC. So the idea behind this is to have another unit to synchronize the AC signal with the grid if you want to send it back. So this is globally the project I want to develop this year. At the end of my short presentation you have a list of subsystems I have to work on. So we have the Sunmac concentration units. I've been done already, or partly actually, I just tested the Fresnel lens. We have the Sunmac tracking system. Since we need to concentrate the light, we need to have a very, very small spot focusing on a particular area. So we need the active system to track the position of the Sun. Temperature control focal point adjustment system is about how big you want the spot light on your eating elements. So if you don't want to melt the device, you have to adjust the focal distance accordingly. Then you have the high-temperature fluid heater. So this is the device. We can see that the square where all the light is concentrating. We have the high-temperature fluid tank. So the fluid tank actually contains some kind of fluid. But usually we use melted salt because they have a higher heat capacity, a higher boiling point as well. Then we have the heat exchanger, of course, for the hot water production. Thermal electricity, energy converter. So like I said, it would be a steam turbine. This was my first idea, our Stirling engine. Or maybe something inspired from the Stirling engine. I have some ideas in mind, but I'm not really sure it works. So I won't tell more. And of course all the AC to DC, DC to AC converters. And of course some control and monitoring system. That's it for now. Someone has a question? What is the electricity production efficiency compared to the solar system? Okay, I did some research. I lost the pages. When you use, okay, you have different methods. You have the standard photovoltaic solution, which is rated around 20 to 22% maximum. You have what we call the concentrator photovoltaic, which use also a final lens to focus the sunlight to say that. On the same kind of a cell, but they use up to four junctions of a very high quality or high efficiency. And they achieve up to 44% doing that. But you need also a light tracking system. So it's more complex, more expensive. And sometimes what you gain in productivity is lost in the cost of the installation. And about the thermal approach, we can up to up to 60%. This is historically maximum limit, if I'm not wrong. So I will try to get something working around this level, maybe. Any other question? Yes, Fasi? Have you used the thermal approach? No, no, no, no. I'm just starting. Two weeks ago I did the test of the almost one square meter, sorry, Fresnel lens, yes. So the kind of lens you can get from a, sorry. I use it from an old TV, you know the rear projector kind? Yeah. Yeah. So I got one, I say, oh, maybe I restart this project with you. Yes? Yeah. Are you again?  So even if you have some heat generated, I mean accumulated there, it will just go up. On the other side, the whole side, you have also some heat accumulation over time. So in this configuration, you will have, by convection, to evacuate the heat. But this is quite experimental, I mean, for what I want to do. I agree, there exists a project like this since 1980 for one project named Van Guert, who was using this and I found out that it was 12 or 25 kilowatts of solar energy with a dish of maybe 12 meters diameter. But the problem is you cannot produce electricity by night. So it's why I need a heat tank. Yes? So the, I mean, the last, as far as the last is, that's basically the amount of power that you're using. Oh, yes. So what do you think it doesn't bind you compared to just taking a larger heat barrier? Okay, for one square meter, you can hope for one kilowatt of energy, solar energy. So let's say you work with 60% ideally, you can reach 600 watts. Yeah, and what is the length, but you compare to just how you want to do it? You have some area, if you get some sunlight... Oh, yes. We can do that. But the interest is to get higher temperature. Some people manage to melt steel, even glass using Fresnel lens. I'm guessing what you do is you capture from a larger area, but then your water needs to be this small here. So you have to spread out your water into the larger area. So your lens can capture a big area of sunlight and then you put in a smaller area of water and get that heated up. You could do the same thing by spreading the water around in the big area. But then I'm guessing you also have some of a lot more connected out also there. So for one square meter of the Fresnel lens, you're talking about how many more types of fission is in the religion space to the amount of water you can produce compared to... I think we're almost at the same level. One of my friends told me once we installed solar panels on a shelter. And he told me he's expecting 400 or 800 watts for one square meter or roughly. But this is at best. So for me it's not to compete really with the existing solutions. It's just an exploration for my own interest. Let's see if we can really do much better, if we can also reduce the size of the setup. So since you're concentrating on sunlight, is it possible to have a higher efficiency even though the sun may not be as comfortable to level compared to let's say solar style? I think so because we are reaching very, very high temperatures, but we don't need 3000 degrees Celsius for the setup to work actually. So it's just like, yeah. Okay, anyone else? No? Okay, so if there's no one else, let's give Harold a round of applause for his best analysis.


If you are using generative AI systems in education, make sure you use them responsibly. For me personally, here are three rules of thumb to keep in mind when using generative AI systems. First of all, be careful. Careful with what you put in. Careful with your own data and the data of others. Do not enter personal information, personal photographs, company secrets, or any other potentially sensitive data as prompts into these systems. You should assume that everything you enter ends up on a server in California and is out of your control. Also, be careful about which generative AI systems you use. You'd better use systems based on data that is collected and processed in line with your own ethical standards. And be careful with the output of these systems. Don't believe everything that these systems produce. Don't treat these systems as a trusted friend and certainly don't blindly take their advice on anything of importance. Second, be transparent. Don't use generative AI to fool others, be it lecturers, students, or the general public. Always mark AI-generated material as AI-generated and be open about the process through which you arrived at a particular result. Know down the prompts you use and consider putting them in the caption of your figures or the appendix of a paper. If you embark on a long writing project where the use of AI is allowed, make sure that you document from the start which parts of the text are AI-generated so that you can also, months later, be fully transparent about what your own role and the role of AI was. And third, take responsibility. Generative AI may provide great tools, but it is certainly not error-free. And importantly, an AI is not a person that can be hold accountable. Every text, image, sound, or other product that you create with AI you have to be ready to take responsibility for. And that means making sure factual statements are correct, that sources are properly credited, that unlawful and unethical output is deleted, and that discriminatory content is avoided.


So 15 seconds. Noonan. Well, welcome everyone for this October 14th edition of the Rochester Select Board meetings. And before we start, I'd like to confirm that we posted the agenda in three public places, and on the website, and emailed to interested parties. So we can indeed go forth and right on time, welcome. Before we start, does anyone have any additions to the agenda? Harlan's got an addition to the agenda. 30 years of missing select board, Van Halen. Just 30. Can I speak with you, Mr. Mayor? Just 30. We also need to discuss the trucking. Yeah, I think we should. But if you don't know what we're doing. I have it in the description. Anybody else, if anything else want to add, other than our, not that full agenda. So then we'll go forward with the minutes from the last meeting of September 23rd, and I'll move to accept those as presented. Let's see how many people are in favor. Aye. All right. Got those. And, Marvin, you're the last one in, so you're the first one to go. Well, that is appropriate, I appreciate it. I want to comment the fact that we're getting some telephone lines moved apparently up 100, north on 100. And there's a pole that's been laying in front of Crafted Road from Skitmark, about eight feet long, and I don't have no idea why it's laying there, but I'll try to pick it up sometimes. It's nobody's lines, and so far. There's some help, huh? Not by yourself. Pardon me? Not by yourself. Oh yeah. All right. Yeah, I've already tested it. All right. But anyway, my subject is about the Marshbrook Road, which I live on, and most everybody probably knows that. And it is actually 2.6 miles, a 2.06 miles, and Bargay owns approximately 1.3 of a mile of that road. And, but the town has 49 and a half feet to maintain it, and I'm sure I intended to have you have a coffee and you need one, because I read fast and sometimes I don't pronounce my words right. And I'd like to see, have you got it? You got it. Thank you. I'm sorry. Oh, okay, thank you, if you got an extra. Thank you, sir. But I had a select board meeting when the big road opened in August of this year, 2019. The award was granted. This board announced that if anyone and on any of the roads to be mowed had areas that they wish not to be mowed to please mark those areas. I assumed that the same thing would be true to have more land mowed at a homeowner's landowner's request. I went to my captain before they started mowing and to ask him that more land off, that more land be mowed on the east side of the road that had been. He told me to show the operator when he was there. Well, I told him I would do that. Well, they mowed my road one day when I was gone and they only mowed the grass side between the travel portion and the ditch, about two feet wide, and which stopped the stormwater from reaching the ditch anyway. I then went to Mike the next day and told him about the issue and responded that he just learned that his men had a marked road map that Marksbrook Road would be mowed only one pass. Now, anybody that knows Marksbrook Road, about half of it doesn't need any mowing and on my third of a mile, there's one side of the road that has been pastured and none of that needs to be mowed because the cows have done a very good job and the fence is right out at the travel portion and no grass at all. The road was scheduled to have part of this, to be discontinued by two different slack boards, one of which I was on. It was decided to repair rather than abandon that road, a part of that road. So after the roadside mowing was completed, I asked Mike if he would send his men back and work for me without getting permission from the road commissioners and that I would make sure that he got paid. The operator Dave, I don't know his last name, came with Mike's equipment and did a good job under my direction and I was supposed to have a bill already by tonight but I don't have it, which I apologize for and we are tempted to be good stewards of our environment and this is part of it. Thank you. Well, thank you.  And Mason, you had something you wanted to speak about. You want to step out from behind the camera and do that. Or do you want to do your minute approval first? We did that already. We did that. Yeah. Yeah. Last meeting, I proposed that this meeting and we have a discussion about our town moving forward on a climate emergency declaration. Now, other communities in Vermont have done this and I would think that the Vermont League of Cities and Towns could be advising the select board on different formats of what this can look like. And what could this mean for our community? Well, it helps to give us forward directions and how we as a community move forward with how we look at our infrastructures and this also may relate to potential grants. Something you'd consider here is showing the direction in that way. Now, I had talked about having a special meeting in mid-November. Possibly it's better to wait till mid-December because we probably should think real hard about how to include the voters, all the voters, to be able to have a voice in this. And that can be done with Australian Valley for, but it also can include an email vote for some people. We know that many of our younger folks are working three jobs as much as a lot of us are working three jobs or four. But giving a better opportunity and what would that mean? Well, our Rochester civil authority, it would probably be good for them to next select board meeting, come and talk about that issue. How can we make it possible for more participation on a vote like this to be inclusive with email? So, this is supposed to be an evening of discussion about that. I'm hoping that since I brought it up to a meeting to go, that the select board has some feelings and possibly done a little homework on the subject and can share that with us. Yeah, I think this would be a good ball for you to pick up and run with. Since you're inspired to do it. I did some homework on the subject. Can I let you know what I found? There is a group called VECAN, the Vermont Energy and Climate Action Guide. And VECAN has a Google site, coupled down when you look up things with a very nice insight into community energy and climate action committees. So, if we need some resources, that's a great place to start. Seems like you'll need a handful of people to form a committee. And if there's anywhere that we can work with other groups already working, like Envision Vermont or Envision Rochester, perhaps they would help organize meeting times and places. But there's a fantastic resource called VECAN, Vermont Energy and Climate Action Committees. And so, that's the homework. VLCT is definitely a resource. Some issues are going to be worked out and legislated like in next July. Is it that the solid waste will no longer take food scraps which is, I guess I understand a significant amount of the methane producing is a significant amount of what goes into a landfill and does a lot of the methane. So that is a step that is gonna be coming at us regardless of what we do. We'll have to figure out how to respond to that as a town and individually. I assume that the recycling and the waste haulers will be offering the option to take care of the compostables. They're not expecting everyone to have a compost pile outside their kitchen window. That's on the horizon. One of the little bits of homework I did around this. I was just gonna say, Able Waste Management has been taking the compost for about a year now. All right. They have an arrangement.   I just put it in a plastic bucket with a tight lid on my kitchen. So they do offer that already. And I believe, isn't there, I mean, when does that compost thing along going through that? Next July. Okay. But you can put chicken bones hand with the regular trash. Well, I get it. Legally you can. Legally you can. But it's fun to know that I guess they don't want it. Keeps the dogs out of it. Keeps the dogs out of the compost. They're not supposed to take the bones. Well, because the phone doesn't really, no. You're feeling about this is more immediate. It's not something that you feel you want to bring to town meeting in March. That's a possibility, but I'd like to next meeting continue the talk. I'm not sure. I think it's better that more folks have the opportunity to know that the select board and the meetings are talking about this because it's very difficult. Hopefully our official newspaper can definitely bring this forth that this is going to take more community participation and the issue around, the voting I think is a good one. It also gives us an opportunity to look forward about how to be more, get people more involved in voting by let's have the civil authority, the Rochester civil authority come and actually think, how difficult is it to actually look at having email voting? We have 800 voters, let's say 10% might email. The others, usually what's our usual voter turnout, 40%. So if we have X amount of emails that we have to certify, I only pick up the phone and we can talk to the person. It can be verified, it's not a massive problem in the situation of LA. Does the process start with the petition? I don't think it has to. I think we should invite the civil authority here and get some feedback from them. Okay, in case those questions come up, I want it to be recorded. Yeah, it should be here at the meetings, yeah. So possibly this next meeting that we can have the civil authority. So it sounds like it's beyond the topic you brought up was about the climate emergency, but it sounds like the topic you're really talking about is email voting, right? No, I'm talking about participation on the subject of the climate emergency declaration that the community really thinks about it and shares a healthy vote on it because something of this nature has a way, helping to have guidance in which directions we move in the future. What would they be voting on? Well, that's what we're talking about right now. Well, do you have something to share with us? Well, right here, we have a model town meeting day resolution and so there's one page of that available as a resource and we could vote to ratify the resolution for everyone to know that climate change threatens the health of our forests, et cetera, et cetera. So there's a boilerplate resolution that we would be able to sign for. Would you like that read at this meeting or the next? Nope, no takers. I think, yeah, it's a page. Mason, I think one of the issues you're looking for is to activate more community involvement, right? In a vote? Well, is a vote important or is it just a symbol?  Well, they go hand in hand. They go hand in hand. Well, we can vote the resolution and if it's important enough, you can decide if we need a resolution to form a committee. But if you think it's important enough that you or we can attract a committee of a half dozen or less to further investigate things we can do, there's a model of easily available. And there's a town meeting type, you know, non-binding resolution that the town can choose to form and again to adopt it. This resource includes some of the bylaws of other communities. You can look up what the Norwich town has done, also bigger towns of Brattleboro and Bennington. Everything may not mesh with our town size, but it's a good resource. There's voting to adopt the resolution where it's like, okay, we checked it out, the list's not done, or there's an ongoing conversation and it sounds like you're more interested and it makes more sense more is gonna happen coming out of an ongoing conversation. And yes, voting for a resolution if the town is educated and stands behind that is a symbolic thing, whether that will enable us to get grants, but I don't know. Have you done some research on this? There's two pages of grants available, also. There are grants available, right. Henry, is that from the Vermont Climate Energy Action website that you mentioned before? It is. All of that's related to VECAM. Energy and Climate Action Network. Yeah, Vermont Energy and Climate Action Network formed in July of 17. Lots of contacts, board members. So back to the original request, you're requesting to have a special town meeting with this as the topic. Correct? Correct. And about associated to that special town we're meeting. Well, prior to that is ongoing discussion to get there, which would be the adoption of whatever plan the select board felt was appropriate to put forth for a vote. Can we suggest that you propose the library get involved in any of that discussion? I'm totally open to any direction of what I'm looking at is that we figure it out in these meetings ahead and be able to communicate through our official newspaper and wherever else to inform the voters, but at the same time offering them an opportunity to vote which could be new and exciting for our voters. Right, the participation in a lot of the subject matters that we've had at the library have been very successful, lots of good turnout. How was Bill? Are we going to get a report on Bill McKibben the other night? I had to miss it. Was there a good turnout? Yes, there was, and it was a good discussion. Well, it sounds to me like a vote on something like this is most appropriate at the town meeting where we're going to have the largest turnout of voters, whether they're physically or through Orca media and the discussion leading up to that point, but a vote before then seems like it's premature and that actually the real goal here is to educate and to generate discussion and awareness that perhaps you could give us a little presentation each meeting coming up and if we want to have a, if you want to propose a special town meeting to discuss it, I think that's, we could do that and probably tacked on to seem to me that it's more an agenda on the select board meetings and the real special meeting is the town meeting where the town takes a stand on bigger things like that. I guess you can petition to have a special town meeting if you can do so. You know, the annual town meeting is not that far away. No, it's not, it's not. But it's not in December, it's not next month. But the process of the town, the select board involved in the declaration is an important factor. So next select board meeting, it would be good to continue the subject. And we know. Because there's going to be, you know, I had about six select board meetings before the annual meeting, something like that. Could be a little more. Could be a little more. Not too many. So it'd be great to have it on the agenda for next select board meeting and possibly by then, not only yourself having a little more idea of what's going on with this, that a few people can get together and start to look at this a little bit more. So are you volunteering to bring some information to the table? Am I volunteering? Yes, I am volunteering. And you're also volunteering to do some homework yourself. No, you're suggesting, don't you? Yeah, I'm suggesting you guys don't often know what your opinions are. You're volunteering yourself. It's good to know what your opinions are in this process.  And I think it'd be great to match that energy with presenting some information other than just... That's not a problem. We have it right here right now. We can actually do read it right now. It's great. It's not bad. Bring more. Bring more. That'd be great. Thank you. I'd like to know that you also are aware of it. You know, like for an example, in your situation, you can have a conversation with the Vermont leagues of cities and towns and see what their suggestions are for the town. We are, we do pay dues to this organization. And that's what they're there for. And so you're the ones that can relate to them, not me. Right. So it'd be nice to have some feedback from you guys also besides the public bringing information. You know, it's a cooperative type of thing. Right. Is that it for now? Sure. Right. Thank you. All right. Actually that's, I guess it ties into that, the issue of climate change because it was perhaps an effective climate change that took out Bethelman Road in spring. And that would segue right into Joan's update, which is predominantly about the completion of that project miraculously six months to the day. She's not here, Patty.  Sure. Sure. You all know that it's open. It's stock. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That was right. I realized this.  And thank you everybody. But really those guys, they work hard to get it done. And it's astounding that they made that deadline. Yes it is. Thank you, Tatro, if you're watching. They're not. No, they're not. Yeah, she's got it. I don't have Joan's. Tatro Construction completed the project by the end of day October 11th. It's kind of like midday-ish, but we actually opened it at 8 o'clock that night. This is a great accomplishment on the part of many people. Tatro Project Manager Cody Marsh and his crew, which he had a wonderful core of people that I got to know as well. And the V-Trans staff from Municipal Assistance Bureau and District 4 engineering firm, DuBlois and King, along with many of us from Rochester, thanks goes to all of them. And thank you to the four landowners who agreed to sell easements to the properties so that the town was able to put in the drainage system that they could, that they needed to. Also to everybody that had dump trucks going by, which is about now half of the town, between Route 73 and the quarry for all the noise and the dust. Thank you all for what you put up with. It was hectic, it could have taken two years and been not quite as intrusive, but we chose the fast path and our tax dollars directly are not spent on this. It was 100% funded by the Federal Highway Department. So we achieved what our wish was and we only had a very few moments of, oh my God, it might not happen, but generally everyone went in the right direction and was very cooperative and everybody did what they needed to do. Lots of paperwork still lies ahead and still bills and funding in the, still has to settle. So we're not exactly sure, but we're not over budget. We'd be at to see how much under budget or at budget we would be, but I don't anticipate that we would be over budget. Around three million, I think. For the entire, from the entire section of Rochester to the town line. Site two, as far as Joan knows, when she typed this, Hutchins completed the work contacted with VTrans and they were also done by the end of the day on Friday. We were able to get, at our last meeting, we were talking about culverts that we weren't sure we're going to be done this year and they were done. And so it just, love it when a plan comes together. If you want to talk about the 18, it was actually pretty hectic up there and things were just boom, boom, boom, falling into place. It was an important time for Cooter to be touching base. So thank you for all of your requests, the system comments, cause there was a lot of information flying in a lot of different areas and Cooter was the anchor of it all. We are applying for a better roads grant that they would, that we will use to replace and upsize the Rogersbrook culvert next year. So there is still one that yet to be done, correct? Excuse me, I didn't quite hear Rogersbrook grant. Yeah, Rogersbrook. No, Rogersbrook, Rogersbrook. FEMA continues. FEMA is a different organization than the Federal Highway Department and they move at almost a snail's pace, but it's moving along and the paperwork continues on that. Town garage project, the status is in flux. They have been unable to find a contractor to pick up this project and get it done on budget and close to the deadline. So there's a possibility the end of the year project deadline can be extended. If that happens, we may want to try to bring in some other funding to do more work we'd like to do at the town garage rather than breaking the project into two phases. The second phase is doing something to contain the winter sand. The whole point of the project down there is to keep the river water clean. And so looking at the winter sand, which of course has salt in it, the state would love this, the Clean Water Act would love to see us have that. But right now, Jones says it's a moving target. So we'll see which ball drops first. West Hill Bridge design, we need to get the design RFP out this fall. I'm getting help with that from V-Trans Bridge Engineer. That's the small bridge at the bottom of West Hill Road in Rochester. And it actually is being mostly funded by the Forest Service so that they can start their logging project, their Robinson logging project. And they need to update that bridge. So we will kind of be gifted a bridge because they want to do some logging. So I don't please the people up on that road. And that is it. Thank you, Jones. Thank you, Jones. Do you have anything to add to that from that high-laying world? No, not really to that. Not really to that. We're still working in Bingo. Winter sand is going to start arriving Monday, if all goes well. And when that happens. That project. The project is DOA for this year. I think they did deliver some components for that project down there, right? Yes. I guess they did. We have a place. Appropriate place? Yeah. All right. Where I can plan by. Anything else on road-wise, talk about it? So this will look. I have a request. Yeah. Coming down the right-hand side of Brook Street, if you're driving on the right-hand side, there's four or five spots that need to be patched. Otherwise, to avoid the holes, you're driving down the left-hand side of the road, which is oncoming traffic. You're talking about the asphalt? Yeah. The asphalt. You're talking about down the hand? If all works well, go ahead and we will pass some hot mix Friday. Wonderful. Yeah. I don't want to get on that, because things sometimes don't go on as planned. I know. So if I stay within the next week? Only Sunday through Monday. Okay. So. Just so that everybody's aware, there are holes on that right-hand side. Yeah. We're around that. Thank you. And so I guess we could transition on to, Joc, you wanted to talk some about the improvements that need to be done on the Connick-Class 4 Road for the Swine Trail? Yeah, it's Richard. It's Richard, so. It's you. The other job. The other job. Yeah. Jesus, did I do that? You did, too.  We're possibly going up on Swines Mill, Wing Farm Road at the end this year for this winter. It's Class 4 Road. Some pretty rough spots. We're going to have to probably add material. I don't believe there's any spots for culverts. I couldn't probably tell you better on that. I wouldn't. The water runs from the top to the bottom right there now. Then there's some ledges in the road, so there's going to be material. Going around, though. Yeah, because it's pretty steep and there'll be some brush cuts so trucks can get in there. Yeah, they don't need to be able to plow that. Yes, it's a winter job, so it's got to be done so that it can be plowed. So what we'll do is work up a roadwork agreement so we have to clear what you're planning on doing in the sessions and having our first doing work on a town in Class 4 Road. So, yeah, it's quite cool. Have another place to sit with. When did you want to start working on that? Well, we just wanted to do it before it gets too cold. So let that... We'll see you then later. Hi. Is it a one-year project? I know. Oh, really? Many of us. Is this part of the Robinson project? I know. No? Private. I know, it's government. That's a different sale. Okay. Not Robinson, okay. So you call it a multi-year project? Yes. Thank you. Is it a team or is it a swan's middleman? We are. It's an underprivileged swan road. All right, so we'll work up an agreement and we'll get you oriented to start doing that. Okay. Thanks for coming tonight to talk to us. Thank you. Terry, you got anything? I saw you leading a septic truck down behind the school today, was that you? Yeah. It's just routine. It's routine maintenance, yeah. I don't air them to them down there. It's just a routine pumping. How was the latest testing, though, with the? Great, since it put the new pump end on. No, yeah, I know that. But what about the, what is it, the EFOA? The EFOA is passed upon colors. Yeah. Oh, okay, good. And we're one of the 45 towns that have passed. One of the 45 towns that have taken in, nobody's failed, and there's 600 total. There's gotta be done by the end of the year. Okay, good. So we're all set. Good. So we won't have to deal with it for at least three years. Maybe longer. Thank you. Yeah. You talked a little bit about library, but anything else you wanna mention? Yeah, our trustees meeting is tomorrow at six o'clock. And there are a couple of programs in between, but on Thursday, the 24th, there's a discussion and reading from Wendell Berry's book, Another Turn of the Crane. And that certainly has things to do with climate change and the town improvements and that sort of thing. So it should be a good discussion also. And that is when? The 24th, at seven o'clock. At the library. At the library, yeah. Thank you. Wendell Berry? Wendell Berry. Easy. The discussion will be led by someone else, but it's his book. Is it Berry or like the Berry or B.E.R.? B.E.R. Okay, thank you. So the other new business topic of roadside mowing, was that what you wanted to talk about, Marv, or is that something different? No, I think it was that, this letter. Okay, that's what I thought. And that comes on to Harlan. You had something you wanted to contribute? Since the last meeting, I spent a couple hours down in the basement down here. And I went through box by box, just checking the contents of what was on the outside of the box and there are no books down there. Interestingly enough, I found a bunch of AOT maps dating from 1940 to, I think, don't quote me on dates, to about 2003, showing the road in question as a primitive, untraveled road. And they were kind of stashed in this old, broken map, bureau, or file, I guess you would call it. So that was kind of interesting. Thank you for taking the time to dig into that.  I have not. Has anybody spent any time? You have, I was glad to have. I have, yeah. Are there any other places that you might think to look? You giving it any thought? I've given a little thought, yeah. I've been thought that I was happy that you might be down there digging in there since it's a big conservative here, yeah, yeah. Some thoughts? Yeah. Is it the lawyers? Certainly I had some thoughts about that. Well, what? About looking in other places. Oh, okay, yeah. Did they? As far as we know, they've searched every place that they've run that bunny trail as far as they could. So yeah, I don't know. Well, I just thought it was kind of interesting to know all those manner stuff down here. I don't know what, you know. All right. Shit happens. Well, thank you for spending the time digging in there. Yeah, if you've got any other places that you'd like me to look, let me know. All right, okay. Tom, you wanted to report about the sale of the Constable? Just to make it public. Yeah. You know, we're dispositioning the old Constable assets since we no longer have a Constable. And one of those assets is the vehicle. And we've had an offer by the Orange County Sheriff to buy that vehicle. So, and public as to what we're doing, what we intend on doing. Orange County? Yeah, we're good to go. How does it work all financially hiring a Sheriff to come in as a Constable, having a Constable in town? Well, I think right now it's an occasion. It's about the same because we have the budget that's about the same. Right. Yeah. We're staying within the budget. Yeah, we're staying within, yeah, a set budget. So we're adjusting it to make it so it's not more expensive. I don't think it's much, it's not less expensive either. It's just. But did we get more coverage with our own Constable? We're only getting about two days a week now. Yeah, right now. If you've got a problem in town, there's nobody you can call.  Somebody gets shot and you can call a state police with a mic and a spot. You can always call the state police. Yeah, but nine times out of 10 to them, they're too busy or, you know. But that's who you call a police officer. Yeah, that's, if you. I'm just wondering about, you know, the efficiency of that as compared to having a Constable, at least for Tommy was in town, you could call him and, you know. When you can call the state, you can call the sheriff. If they're in the area, they will respond. Yeah, if they're in the area. Right. Well, Tommy was in the area all the time. You know, right? A lot of times. Now I'm not sure if I'm somebody else. Now he was on the Randall Police Department. No, he was here 20 hours a week. Our last Constable was part time and the one that was part time. Yeah. So in terms of how it's going to work out financially, once some time goes by, would it be able to see what the, you know, how it balances out? Whether they're running more things. Can we get the same bang for our buck? Time-wise? Well, get the same bang for our buck. We're willing to give it six months to a year of taking and then look back on it and see what the results are. We've only had three months. We've got a little less time. This wasn't thought of before. Sure. Yes, it was. We've thought about this for a year. Yeah, a long time. Of course. How long is the contract with the Sheriff's Department? And we have right now, it's a year. It's a annual contract. Annual contract, yeah. And then as we evaluate the budget, if it turns out that it's more or less efficient, if it's more efficient, if he's bringing in some income, then we could afford to bring him in for more shifts. We always have that option. That's what we're hoping for. And there's also a savings, of course, in infrastructure. We don't have to maintain a vehicle anymore. We don't buy tasers. We don't have to supply a constable with equipment. So the sage is there. So on your financial projections, you see this is a better deal? Yeah. I think we're getting good. You did do financial projections, right? Yes. Nancy, do you want to comment? Well, I think we have to understand also that you're required to have certified constables today.  The law requires that the individual be certified. So when Mark left, he was certified, but we were going to have problems after that. Yeah, to have a law enforced constable. You can have a constable entitled to satisfy. Who's an animal control officer, essentially. I just want to make sure I heard Tom correctly about the constable vehicle. Did you say you had sold it to Orange County? We haven't sold it yet, but the sale is pending. Okay, the sales pending. Thank you. I want to make it public before we proceed. Better do it quick. Well, let's do it. You're right. Sure, no matter. It's got some issues, but they're willing to take it as is. We also have an application for a driveway construction, but it's incomplete and doesn't have really a description of what's going to be done. And it was also not warned on the agenda, so we can't take action on it for a couple of reasons. So I'll reach out to him and ask for more information and maybe put that on the agenda next time. Get with Cooter. He doesn't even say exactly what the driveway is, so there's nothing to do about it. So I think that is pretty much covers the agenda. Thank you all for coming out on this holiday evening. And thank you for having us. Oh yeah. Yes.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here We're gonna be talking about a few different horror topics in this video here today And then we'll round it out with a small bit of information regarding WWE. So we'll be talking about horror scope We'll be talking about saw X. We'll be talking about This upcoming loose remake possibly of misery We'll be talking about smile 2 and then again, like I said, we'll talk about WWE So just start off here with horror scope because that's been pretty tight-lipped as far as the plot But it sounds very final destination like So horror scope, we know is a story that will be following a group of college friends who after getting their horror Scopes red begin dying in ways connected to their fortunes. Are their fates fatal or can they change what's written in the stars? We know the film is starring Jacob Jacob battling or battle on a lot of Bowden Avantika and the film will reportedly release this May But what are some of the rumored story details that have not yet been made available to the public? So I'll just say allegedly and rumored allegedly a girl named Haley who lost her mother Became very passionate about readings and zodiac signs once it helped her realize that her mother wasn't going to make it in this Struggle, I guess that she died from now. She's in college and does readings for her friends like Elise Natalie Claire etc. Just to toss out some character names Haley and her group of friends get in trouble with this stack of tarot cards after breaking an unspoken rule The unspoken rule. I know what it is. I'm just not disclosing it They even have like this final destination like William Bloodworth character for the friends to go to for help and I'm assuming other Exposition dumping that will help them understand how to break out or escape their fates So this is again the final destination Pre-event before we get found this nation six cuz that that's exactly what horror scope Sounds like now that I look into it and now have some understandings of what's gonna happen in this story If you want other information, I guess you can DM me and I'll share it with you But we're gonna talk about saw X or saw 11 actually cost his mandalore Reportedly tease his return in saw 11 during an Instagram live stream recently by concluding it with let the games begin Those are all the words he gave because apparently he also stated He didn't have any information to share at the time Now the only other teases we've had in the past about saw 11 is from one of the producers talking about how Cecilia is still alive and how John and Amanda are still in Mexico, but it wasn't necessarily a confirmation We'd be following them in Mexico as they hunt down Cecilia even though. That's the preferred Story, I know a lot of people would love to see going off of that deleted scene showcasing that Cecilia did escape Obviously, we already knew she was alive even without that deleted scene Hoffman's return was expected, but never officially confirmed and it still has not been officially confirmed Just as Tobens hasn't been made official, but was made quite obvious and apparent going off of the story again in saw X I'd love to see Hoffman Amanda and John working together as a trio for an entire film instead of Hoffman leading the story Cecilia being hunted by these three doesn't sound like an awful narrative direction to take either But we'll see how things go because the film is supposed to release in September and likely we'll shoot this spring this spring So we'll just learn more then as we get closer to that start date for a production And again, it also is likely to be shooting out in Canada as well So we'll learn more about the story as we get closer to filming But what do you guys think about Hoffman returning? Do you want Hoffman back? Do you not want Hoffman back? Was Hoffman the reason you kind of got turned off from the Saw series as it kept progressing into the later entries Let me know why down in comment section below We're gonna shift into this rumored misery loose remake that could be on the way So Trey Edward Schultz might be giving us a loose remake of misery according to world of real This hasn't been announced by the director or any of the cast but the film has already wrapped Schultz co-wrote the script with the weekend and it stars the weekend and Jen Ortega now supposedly According to world of real Schultz film is a loose remake of Rob Reiner's 1990 film misery in it the weekend will be playing himself a famous singer and Ortega plays his deranged fan stalker To make things more curious last summer Ortega posted a shot of the house being used during production and it's practically the same one as in misery I hope this ends up being true honestly because while I'm not a die-hard fan of that film I love revisiting misery whenever I'm in the mood for some Paul Sheldon But obviously Annie loves him more than I ever will or take up playing a deranged fan stalker type for some reason sounds Like she would kill a role like that to me. I don't know how to phrase it. It just sounds very fitting for her I could just see her crushing that role. So I hope this is a loose remake of misery that we're getting I would love to see how this ends up being executed without it being a complete full-fledged Recreation of what happened in that 1990 film So we're gonna talk about smile to here Smile to has reportedly begun filming this week and it's shooting under the working title too much for one heart Previously I've discussed Naomi Scott playing this massive public figure which raises the stakes compared to the character of roles Who didn't have the platform this entity or didn't have the same platform for this entity to drive on the way? Naomi Scott's character will in this sequel all of this hasn't been confirmed by the studio So I'll just say alleged and rumored for now But we also know officially Kyle Gallin will be back as Joel. So that's good But how big a part he has is still unclear a lot of people are expecting him to be open and kill while some expect him to Have somehow killed somebody gotten away with it doing some corrupt cop Tactics since he was in law enforcement in the last film I've also talked about a pizza hut filming location that they will be using for smile to in the past and just wanted to Share some clarity on that location This location is apparently being used for a car crash sequence where someone drives into a dumpster after the smile entity I'm assuming causes them to have an episode My guess is that this will be Naomi's character But I've also seen reports of a mental institution being present for this story as well I have my hunches on which character will be present in said institution But I will be following the filming of smile to and sharing as much as I can on my channel or on my Twitter You know where to follow me Now the last thing we're going to talk about here is for WWE so ESPN reported this and a lot of other sport related outlets reported that WWE's flagship program raw will stream live on Netflix beginning in January 2025 live on Monday nights So the deal announced Tuesday is worth more than 5 billion over 10 years I've seen rumors of TV 14 being possible with this and how subscribers won't have to sit through ads Which I do like but I really primarily want this third hour to disappear. Am I the only person that's tired of the third hour of raw? I hope not Triple H has been a better creative genius without Vince lurking over his shoulder the way We know he was in the past and if you don't think he was you're a fool The deal is big news and unexpected because Netflix wasn't even on my radar when I saw that they were shopping for a new network For all but I guess this will be Netflix's excuse going forward as to why they are price hiking is all to death now But what do you guys think about raw going to Netflix? Do you think this will be a success? Do you think it will not be a success or will this be one of the final nails in the coffin for you that? Convinces you to leave Netflix for those for those non-wrestling fans who I again I see a lot of price hikes because of this acquisition, but I think it will be a good transition off of their Primetime television slot plot to it So we have one last thing about screen-setting because Melissa Barrera the lovely Melissa Barrera gave a comment about the firing once again So this was with the Rolling Stone, but I'm reading it from this variety article Melissa Barrera said I'm not the first person that happened to but it was shocking in response to the firing obviously She said I don't even know what to say I think everything that happened was very transparent on both sides and I know who I am and I know what I said always came From a place of love and a place of humanity and a place of human rights and a place of freedom for people Which shouldn't be controversial, which she's not wrong. It shouldn't be up for debate. So I'm very at peace I'm assuming she's at peace with her firing the people who know me and my family know the truth about me and where I stand And I think most people in the world also do now as we know of course Barrera was fired because of her Stances that spyglass didn't agree with and yada yada yada Something that again should not have transpired in terms of her firing She should still be leading scream 7 and hopefully there is some truth that comes out of this alleged attempt on Neff Campbell's part Playing some role in a second round of meetings that happened between Barrera and spyglass Now her comments don't necessarily make me think that those meetings went south But I also haven't heard the most positive results from this alleged second meeting either So time will tell what direction spyglass will take scream 7 in Barrera also called her co-star Jenna Ortega a good egg. She said listen Jenna is a good egg She's a good person and we love each other She would show up for me and I would show for her no matter what so a lot of people I saw thought that this was a slight confirmation that Jenna actually left because of the Melissa situation again I do not think that's why Jenna left Primarily, I think that that's what allowed Jenna to then no longer consider even appearing in a cameo Wholeheartedly, I think the primary reason Jenna did not come back is because of her commitments to Wednesday season 2 But again, let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't already Of course, make sure you subscribe turn on post notifications like never miss a video in the description I'll have links on social media accounts. 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Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the following question which says a box contains 80 disks which are numbered from 1 to 80. If one disk is drawn at random from the box, find the probability that it appears a single digit number and a perfect square number. Before we move on to the solution, let's recall the formula to find the probability of an event E. This is given by the number of trials in which the event E has happened upon the total number of trials. This is the key idea to be used for this question. Now we move on to the solution. Now the question is given that the box contains 80 disks and we take out one disk from these 80 disks and these 80 disks are numbered from 1 to 80. So we say the total number of disks is equal to 80. Now we take let E1 be the event of getting a disk bearing a single digit number and we take let E2 be the event of getting a disk bearing a perfect square number. First we need to find the probability that the disk bears a single digit number that is mean to find the probability of event. Now the number of disks bearing a single digit number is equal to 9. So probability of event that is probability of getting a disk bearing a single digit number is equal to the number of disks bearing a single digit number that is 9 upon the total number of disks that is 80. So this is equal to 9 upon 80. Next we find the probability of E2 that is the probability of getting a disk bearing a perfect square number. Now the number of disks bearing a perfect square number is equal to 8. So probability of E2 is equal to the number of disks bearing a perfect square number that is 8 for the total number of disks that is 80. This is equal to 1 upon 10. So final answer is for the first part it's 9 upon 80 and for the second part it's 1 upon 10. So this completes the session. Hope you have understood the solution for this question.