Huyo Silver! Fiery horse for the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty Huyo Silver! The lone ranger! During the years of unrest that followed the Civil War, a powerful secret organization called the Legion of the Black Arrow sprang up in the western United States. Its members were to be found everywhere. Defying the law or using the law for their own purposes working toward the ultimate goal of revolt and the foundation of a despotic empire. It was the masked rider of the planes who led the fight against this band of outlaws and traitors. And for once his great strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness were taxed to the utmost in the cause of democracy. Return with us now to those thrilling days when the West was young. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the Great Horse Silver. The lone ranger rides again. One Silver on the tail of the Black Arrow. One Silver on the tail of the Black Arrow. The rain had fallen steadily through the afternoon and early evening. It beat upon the trees and on the roof of the hunter's cabin that were sheltered by the trees. The heavy clouds obscured the stars and moved. Intense darkness shrouded the two horsemen who made their way toward the small shelter. Good thing we decided to camp in that little hunter's cabin tunnel. It would be a bad night to spend without a shelter of some sort. Well, we make lean, too. We do that plenty of time or four. Yes, the cabin makes it unnecessary. Well, me not like to go to cabin. Why not? We go there in afternoon, leave supply. I don't understand, Tonto. We did leave supplies there this afternoon. So all the more reason to go back there tonight. Oh, I... Sometimes I can understand you. Well, plenty of mystery past few weeks. Oh, you mean the girl who's been writing those notes for us? Uh-huh. She's been a lot of help. And I don't know where she gets the information. She passes on to us. It's all been valuable. Oh, that's right. You don't seem at all pleased. Well, me like it better. We know who girl is. Me not like mystery. Well, as long as she's helping a good cause, let's not pull it against her. She wants to keep her identity a secret. You not want to know who girl is? Of course I do, Kimosabe. Trying my level best to find out. That's because she's clever enough to keep out of sight. We're not going to be angry. Besides, what's she got to do with her going to that cabin? By now, maybe girl Ben there and maybe leave more letter. Not all that's just what I'm counting on. She took no pains to conceal her movements. It would be simple for the girl to learn that we were going back to the cabin tonight. And she goes there with a note. What pen? I have a pretty fair idea who she is. Azuri has been hiding in the cabin all day. Azuri? That's right. She's been in the loft waiting for the girl to show up. I told him not to let himself be seen to get a good look at her and find out all he could. All of her when she left, if possible. I want to know who she is without her being aware that I know it. Well, here we are. I know it was you too, but the sound of your horses. Come on in, get yourselves out of there wet. Nothing happened, Azuri? Nothing. I spent our own some of this custom name that I never did spend. That was worse after it got dark. Nothing but spiders for company. We take clothes from the bag. All right, Tata. Bring the saddlebags in. We'll unpack them. Tata, do it. Just wait, Scott. Well, so there's no sign of her unknown friend. No, Dad, rat at all.   Azuri, listen to me. Did you tell anyone that you'd be here? No, sure not. No one? Not a soul.  Well, I didn't so much as breathe a hint about our scheme to try and learn about that she-mail. What are you checking about? Never seen you curious like this before. Forget it, Missouri. Here's the saddlebags. Now it's time to go fix horns for tonight. All right. I'll have a light going in and get me now. The fire's all set up in the fireplace. I'll have this place warm quicker and you can say your own name. If you ever did say it. There are some supplies here in this... What's the matter? Missouri, look. Come here. Now you listen to me. You're about the best friend I have outside of Toronto. What's that you got? Listen to me. I know you tell a lot of things and you have trouble keeping a secret. At this time, I know you can keep still because you realize how important it is. There isn't one of those letters. I haven't told anyone about these notes. Understand that? Sure. If a single word about them gets out, I'll know that you're to blame. Oh, now, pardon me. I don't want you to forget that because if you ever tell a single soul about this, it'll be the end of my trust in you. You can count on me. Now, what the same hill is that thing? Where'd it come from? I'll take a note that the girl wasn't here. No, Missouri, she wasn't here. She put this on my saddlebag while I was in town. A matter of fact, she was writing it against the saddlebag when I interrupted her. You did? You can see where the marks of the pencil have made little dents in the leather. She left the message unfinished. Probably I came. She saw me and had to leave. Now, what's that thing? Sure, it's pretty hair. I didn't need it. My eyes... A quiet minute. Most important of credentials. Highly confidential. Westbound stage. Iron box must... Missouri. He's six alive. Don't dig so when you speak up. What's the matter? Missouri, I've got to get an iron box off the westbound stage. It's due tonight. Yeah, sure it is. What about it? Just after it leaves town, it's going to be held up. I've got to stop that stage and take an iron box off before it gets to town. You mean? Now look here. He ain't going to stick up this stage. I'm going to take that iron box. Hello. Uh, me here. Either saddle's on. Bring the horses around. We're traveling. I'm with you then. I'm riding with you. I always say that if a thing's got to be done, it's got to. And if it all gets in the way, hang along. You light that fire and stay here. We'll be back before morning. But I... That is how we get right. You wanted food and coffee. Well, go fix it. Can I travel along? Yeah. Three men's better than two if we're a job like this. Someone I can trust. I'm going to stay here and watch our supplies. Are you ready now? I've got a head for the stage trail. East of town will stop the stage. See you later, Missouri. I can serve.  Ho! Ho! Ho! Uh, dad will rat it all in thunderation. I wish I was riding with him.  He says there was some eating things in the saddlebags. I guess I'll get the fire burning first. Don't go in the cold. Get in the marrow of my bones. Oh, what? Hey! Down where you are, you're covered. Don't make no moves. Who are you?  Come in here and keep your hands up. You hear me? I got you covered. Speak! Don't go in the hole. Speak! Who opened the door? I hear the rain. Stand where you are. Stand still. Now, don't move. I see you. I got you covered. Make a move and I'll shoot. I see you. You fibrous... What? Listen to me.  I see me. I took a big chance coming here. I had to take it. Now calm down and listen. Please do. I know you and I have the same interest. What? No, don't turn around. I ain't moving. He's gone, hasn't he? Yeah. That was the lone ranger I heard running away a minute ago. Uh-huh. But she... The situation's desperate. Tell me, Missouri, in the name of goodness, tell me the truth. Has he gone to stop that stagecoach? I ain't got a thing to say. Well, I didn't come here on foot after my horse fell because I like to get soaked and half frozen in this cold rain. You don't... I mean you didn't... You mean your horse fell? Yes. I came here on foot. The lone ranger's been trying to find you. I know. I'm turning and making a light. I'm going to see what you look like. Wait. Just one second more, Missouri. Listen to me. I had to take a risk in coming here. I felt sure that the lone ranger would not take advantage of the situation. But he'd respect my desire to remain unseen as far as possible unknown. I know you'll be just as fair. Oh, don't go on at all. But why? I left a note. That is a partly finished note. After the lone ranger left, I realized that I'd given the impression that he had to stop the stagecoach. Don't tell me that ain't what you meant. The one thing he shouldn't do is stop that stage. Jumping, juniper, that's the one thing he's going to do. That's what I was afraid of. So you give him a bum stare.  Missouri, there's no use trying to overtake him. Even if I had a good horse, there'd be no chance to catch silver. You're all going well right. Now look at here, you're catching cold from being in the rain. Never mind me. Let me build up a fire here. No, no, there isn't time. Please, Miss. Well, I... I'll talk to you and me dad quickly. I don't know how I can impress you with the importance of what has to be done. We've got to stop the lone ranger from sticking up that stage. We can't do that, Missouri. But when he comes back here, tell him that he must disguise himself and go to the hotel in town. You've got to see that he does that. Understand? Disguise himself? Go to the hotel? He's a traveling man. A salesman perhaps. Will you do that, Missouri? That's all. Yeah. He's to take the iron box with him. Keep it with him. I'll tell him. Thank you. Now, that's cool. Missouri, please tell him not to lose faith in me. No matter what happens. Hey, what's going to happen? Just tell him that. For me. I will. But I wish the goodness I could fix up a fire. I wish you'd tell me what has to happen to the lone ranger. Maybe he's sitting here waiting and him out there riding in the rain. Maybe he's to his death. I don't hear the rain. Hey, have you gone? Hey, miss? Well, don't go. Don't go, I say. She sure had a mighty sweet voice. Later the same evening, the rain stopped but the sky was still overcast. Outside the town it was dark, with the stage due to arrive, the town was brightly lighted. Even the road was bright with the illumination that came from the many buildings. Where's he? I want to see the sheriff. It's me, the driver's young boy. Let me through there. The sheriff? Hey, what's wrong? Help me down. Here, guard. You get down too and tell the sheriff what happened. Come on inside. You guard. Stay with your stage. Do what the law says. Sheriff, I got something to say. You better bring a couple of deputies to hear it. Trouble on the road? Plenty. Loomis, you and Pete come inside. Watch the stage now, guard. I'll be out in a minute. Right, Hank. What's up? Stick up. What? On a night like this, I didn't think even a highwayman would be out on a night like this. Where did it happen? Two miles back and this wasn't the work of highwayman. It wasn't? Then who was it? That's what I'd admire to know. Well, go on. Tell some more. Well, I had an iron box on board. It wasn't very big so it wasn't too heavy for one man to handle even on horseback. Iron, you say? I never see the box as strong as that one. And all the way across the country, I was wondering what could be so valuable that it was locked in a box like that. Yeah? Well, what was? How do I know? I didn't open it. I didn't have no key for it. I just know that I had that there box and that I was some curious about it. Well, as I said, two miles east of here we was brought to a stop by a man firing a couple of shots. Right up there. I want something you're carrying. I rained up like I was told and the man come close. He rode a white horse and that was about all I could see of him. There was another man waiting a little ways back. The stranger yells. I want the iron box. Well, I tossed it to him and then he said, That's all I want. I'm sorry to have had to stop you. You can go on now. I was about to start. I whipped the horses. Get up for it. And then the guard leaned out from the seat, raised his rifle. Well, the guard dropped that ombre. I see him spilled from the horse. But that ain't the main reason I wanted to tell you about this. The other man was a red skin, an engine. I see. You got no idea who it was, your guard shot. Nope, and I don't know how hard he was hit. He might have been killed. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. The Girl of Mystery didn't complete her message to the Lone Ranger. The masked man, therefore, took an iron box from the stage and was wounded in the attempt. He returned to the hunter's cabin in the woods where his friend Old Missouri waited. He can't travel for a while, partner. Not a chance of it. You were here to let their wound get healed over. Tell me, Savoy, about the girl of Missouri. What else did she say? Well, I don't know as you should tell you. You can't do it anyhow. You better talk, Missouri. Tonto fixed wound. He is a lot better when you bathe at Tonto. Well, go on, Missouri. Well, all right then.  I see. But you can't do it. Wait, Tonto, let me stand up and see if I can move without limping. You can. And if you could, it wouldn't matter. It could be seen that you stopped a slug. And that would be enough to tip off the lawman that you bear some investigating in connection with that affair. I'll manage all right, Tonto. Uh, Tonto bandage wound now. Dad read it. I'm a guinea. Missouri, you were telling me what the girl said. I didn't tell you. Is that all? Well, she says that I should ask you to trust her. Didn't she say why I was to go to the hotel? Nope. What I was to do there? Nope. How long I was to stay? Nope. All right, well then.  Yes, as soon as Tonto fixes a bandage. Hurry, Tonto. A group of hard-faced men sat in a small room in the rear of the cafe. It was later the same night. A new arrival gave a significant wrap on the door. The door opened. Howdy, Neville. Howdy, boys. Glad you're all here. Probably soon as we got worried about the box being taken from the stage, no use us sticking it up then. We heard here figuring there'd be word as to what to do next. You done right, Chance. And I'm the one that's brought the word you mentioned. Yeah? What's the next move? Getting that iron box. That's easy enough to say. The first thing we gotta do is locate the critter that took it. And there, boys, is where I shine. I tell you, it pays off sometimes to have a way with girls. You sure got that, boys. I met a girl in the hotel. Pretty looking girl at that. She don't live here, then. I ain't seen a pretty girl here for months. Well, I don't know who this one is. I guess she's just stopping long enough to get aboard the stage. She hinted that she'd be leaving when the stage pulled out. Get to the point. She was just sitting there passing the time in the hotel lobby and I got the talking to her. What about the iron box? Yeah, get to the point, boys. We ain't interested in your romance. Well, I turned the talk to the stopping of the stage and asked a lot of questions. She'd heard some about it. And it was a girl that brought up the subject of the iron box. What did she know about it? Maybe she's in cahoots with the ones that took it? She know how bad hurt that man that got it was? No. She seemed pretty much upset when she told about him being hurt. But then she dropped a remark that just about made me jump out on a chair. Yeah? Gotti, what was that? She saw a stranger sign up for a room in a hotel here in town. Oh, is that all? Not by a long shot it isn't all. She said he had a pack he'd wrapped up in paper under his arm. He was acting like he was pretty heavy. She heard him speaking to the clerk and asking if there was any special kind of keys that he could borrow. Knows, says the clerk. So then this stranger started asking for some special kind of saw that could be used to saw the lock off a trunk. And he didn't have no trunk? No sign of one. Hey, that was a critter that got our box. Now, do you see why I was ready to jump clear out of the chair? I sure do. Sure enough. How soon do we go and get this stranger? I want to hold on. We can't bust in the hotel and go get him. We've got to watch our step real careful. We've got to handle it smart. I think we're ready. Now listen sharp to the plans I got made. I'll go over the hotel and find Mr.... Yes? Good evening, mister. My name's Neville, Bart Neville. Well, what do you want? Well, what I got to say is sort of private. You mind if I step into your room? Oh, of course not. Come in. There. What, uh, what's on your mind? I heard that she was asking for a key to open a special sort of box. Where did you hear that? Oh, I heard it. Never mind where. Did someone tell you that? Maybe. Where is the box? Oh, right there on the table. Uh-huh. Good enough.  Hold on. Don't shoot. What's the matter? What have I done? You're the critter that took that box off the stage. Who says so? I say so. You must be local to think you could stay right here in town and get away with it. But wait, I...  Please, put that gun down. You make me nervous. I won't shoot if you do what you're told. And I'll take this. You're stealing that box. Leave it alone. Turn toward the window. That box isn't yours. You can see the address on it. Why? It's for a man in San Francisco. Where's it really? Well, I'm the one that's supposed to get it. But yet in Frisco, it doesn't exist. You savvy? Now go out that window ahead of me and don't try any tricks. You, you say the man in Frisco doesn't exist? Never mind any more questions. Out that window now and be quick. Yes, sir. Acting me, because the character you portrayed would under the circumstances, the lone ranger obeyed Neville and climbed out the window. He acted as if he were afraid he might be shot at any moment. Now walk straight ahead and keep your hands up. Tell me one thing, won't you? Well... Did you learn that I was looking for a key to that box from a girl? What? Did a girl tell you I wanted a key to open the box? Maybe so. What about it? I wondered who she was, what she was like. I haven't even said it was a girl. There's another thing. You said the box was to a fake name in San Francisco. The box you wanted. How did you plan to get it? None of your business. Were you going to rob the stage to get it? You're thinking too much, mister. That isn't healthy. But if that was the way you were to get it, the one who said it must have known your plans. Maybe you didn't want anyone to know that something was being sent to you from Washington and the box addressed to the West Coast. I said not to think so much. It isn't healthy. Maybe you can get some answers to them questions when we get where we're going. Maybe you'll be able to give us some information. We got ways of persuading a man like you to talk. Malone Ranger was careful to walk without a limp in spite of his wound. Soon he found himself in a small house where a couple of men were waiting. All their men entered behind him. Hell, here he is, boys. There's the iron box. Great work, Neville. Oh, so that's your name. Won't do you any good to have found it out. Anyone know that you brought him here? We slipped right out the window without a sobie in the YG. I'm most ashamed to take advantage of anyone that's as meek as this drummer is. Well, let's find out some more about him, boys. I aim to. You, mister. Why did you want that there box? Well, that's my business. Who told you to get it? No one said a word to me about it. That isn't so. But it is. Boys, I haven't searched him yet. I didn't want to get close enough so that he could grab my gun. See if he's armed, but it isn't likely. Just a minute, please, Mr. Neville. Yeah. Maybe there's some mistake. Why don't you open that box and make sure it's the one you want? There might be two such boxes. Yeah, it isn't likely. You just came to my room, saw the box and jumped to conclusions, you know. As soon as you saw the iron box, you thought it was the one you wanted. No, I was the one who took it from the stage. Now, there might be a mistake. I just can't figure you out.  Keep guns on him, boys. I'll have a look inside the box. Right. The lone ranger's mind was racing. He wasn't sure what the mysterious box might hold. Well, he knew that he had to be ready to act fast within the next few seconds. Yeah. This is our stuff, all right. Money. I thought it was about time we got paid off. Well, folding money, though. I hope we'd be paid off in gold. Gold's too heavy to send. You men seem to be an employee of someone in Washington. Smart, aren't you? Here's the plans for the next month, boys. Good. That's what I want. Watch out! You! Grab him! Get back there! Oh, he's like those guns! No, you don't! Oh, my hand! The lone ranger snaps the paper through hard blows right and left, then leap back, snatching a gun from beneath his coat. Taken by suppliers, Neville and his men were all balanced. Two sprawled on the floor before the others started to close in. Crush him! Get that gun! This way! Here, horse! Great work, fellow! After him! Men after him! Silver! Get him! Get him! He come away. He's got a horse. There was an Indian that come for him. We gotta get him! He called that horse Silver. You fool, Neville. He was took and complete. That mustache was faked. That man wasn't no salesman.  He was a lone ranger. He's got that paper from Washington. We gotta get it back. Come on, we'll follow that man. There we are. Come on, boys. See if we were told right or wrong. What do you want here? We heard some shooting. What was it? There's the iron box. Now hold on, Sheriff. We had word we'd find the stage robbers here with the box they stole. Keep your hands up, you crooks. We didn't steal it. And how to get here? Full of cash, huh? Well, and mark from Ann and Frisco. This is the box all right. I reckon it's all the evidence we need. The girl was right. We didn't rob the stage. Then how'd that box get here? Maybe you took it from the man who got it from the stage. In any case, your thieves. Well, we didn't. That is, now look, Sheriff. He got away. If someone got away, he was in cahoots with you, maybe. And that still makes you men guilty. Now get going. It's jail for yours. That ain't silver still. We can stop here, Tutto. We're not being followed. You get paper from my inbox? I got it, Kimosabe. I see now why the girl was so concerned. She wanted us to wait until Neville. These men robbed the stage. And they would have been sent to jail. That's right. Then we interfered with the robbery by getting the box off the stage. She fixed it so the crooks would rob me. In any case, the crooks are in jail. We have the instructions from Washington to Neville. Neville was one of the Black Arrow. And we know who sent plans from Washington? No, the girl's going to be disappointed. We still don't know the head man in Washington. But, Tutto, with the help of that girl, we'll find him sooner or later. Then we'll smash the Black Arrow. Maybe better we move back from the stream of water. River's muddy high tonight. And river get higher, too. Plenty rain make it dry. Regular torrent, eh? Tutto, did you hear that? Someone in water. Tutto, Tutto, it's a girl. Story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Look at this beautiful boy Shame his life was ended so fast from a foul step of steak He simply did not understand the way of the true lord Up to where's this place called sovereign guard up there. He went The sovereign guard never to be seen or heard from again Young boys to then okay, let's reload I don't really want to say it What feats of bravery brought you here. I Had to listen to a shark girls somewhat competent prayer while I lie dying


Global meat production has skyrocketed over the last half century, with pork and poultry meat now exceeding 100 megatons a year, 100 million tons, and this growing demand is unsustainable. The reduction of animal products is arguably one of the most impactful ways in which individual consumers can alter their diets to possibly impact individual and societal well-being. There's definitely growing interest in plant-based diets and meat reduction, but even just something like meatless Mondays requires dietary change, and sadly, neither sustainability or health approaches are likely to work with those who love their meat. But swapping in plant-based meat substitutes may help kind of disrupt the negativity about reducing meat, but for hardcore meat-eaters, it's got to taste like it and look like it. It's interesting, the more people consume meat substitutes, the less likely they are to care that it has a similar taste, texture, appearance, or smell of meat. But to appeal to those who really need them, the meatier, the better. This has certainly been accomplished with the spate of new products on the market, with all studies agreeing that they're healthier for the planet, but what about healthier for us? Comparing labels of the burgers and looking for the worst components of the foods supply trans fats, saturated fats, sodium, and cholesterol, the plant-based burgers win hands down when it comes to trans fat and cholesterol. We all know trans fats is a serious potential risk factor for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes, but it's also been recently associated with symptoms of depression, lower testosterone in men, even just at like 1% of calories, and dementia. Higher levels of trans fats in the blood is associated with up to a 50% higher risk of developing dementia, including Alzheimer's. Now that partially hydrogenated oils have been phased out of the food supply, the only major source of trans fats left will be from animal products. What's the tolerable upper daily intake level for trans fats? An upper limit was not set for trans fat by the Institute of Medicine because any incremental increase in trans fat intake increases the risk of heart disease, the number one killer of men and women, as in any intake above zero. Because trans fatty acids are unavoidable in diets that contain metered dairy, consuming zero trans fat would require significant changes in patterns of dietary intake. One of the authors of the report from Harvard's Nutrition Department offered a memorable explanation for why the Institute of Medicine panel didn't cap it at zero. We can't tell people to stop eating all meat and all dairy products. He said, well, we could tell people to become vegetarians, he added. If we were truly basing this only on science, we would, but it is a bit extreme. Wouldn't one scientist to base anything on science now, would we? No. But anyways, that's a big advantage. And of course, no hormones, no antibiotics, hasn't been designated as probably cancer causing by the World Health Organization and on and on. Now, I'm not happy with the added salt, which is about a quarter. The American Heart Association's 1500 milligram daily upper sodium limit or the saturated fat, thanks to added coconut oil. But these do seem to be outliers. I'm in the largest study of the nutritional value of plant-based meats today. Saturated fat levels of similar products only average about two grams per serving much better than the animal-based equivalents. Sodium remains a problem throughout the sector, though, like nearly any other processed food out there. How processed are these products? Well, if you look at the fiber content, for example, yes. I mean, to see any fiber in a burger, that's a good thing. But, I mean, compare that to a whole food. If you ate the same amount of protein from yellow peas, for example, the primary plant protein in Beyond Burgers, there'd be almost no saturated fat in sodium and a whopping 20 grams of fiber. So, yes, processing plants in a processing plant can eliminate 90% of the fiber, but processing plants through animals eliminates 100% of the fiber. So, of course, as the chair of Harvard's Nutrition Department put it, nutrition policies and dietary guidelines should continue to emphasize the diet rich in whole plant foods, such as nuts, seeds, and legumes, or pulses, which are rich in protein and many other nutrients. But require little industrial processing, but we shouldn't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Not everyone can go all kale and quinoa overnight. The choice on the Burger King menu isn't between this and this, but between this and this. And in that case, it's a no-brainer.


Mr. Speaker, before I begin my substantive contribution on the estimates of revenue and expenditure for 23, 24, with your permission, Mr. Speaker, I would like to extend sincere condolences to the family of Peter Gustaf, also known as Sentence from Canaries. I would also, Mr. Speaker, like to extend condolences to the Daria family of Werner. I would also, Mr. Speaker, like to extend condolences to the family of Peterson Edward of Werner. It's with condolences to UWP. I'm not hair long enough to be able to do that. Mr. Speaker, I would also like to draw the attention of this Honourable House that in congratulating Johnson Charles on his amazing achievement, Mr. Speaker, you omitted a very important bit of information. That important bit of information is that Johnson Charles is from the constituency of Ontario Canaries, more specifically, Millet. Mr. Speaker, I say important bit of information not for any self-aggrandizement, but to reinforce in the minds of every young boy and girl in the constituency that indeed, and indeed the country that they too can aspire to greatness. We, Mr. Speaker, in Ontario Canaries, are better than our misfortunes. Which brings me, Mr. Speaker, to another point, and I will say more about it during the policy debate. Mr. Speaker, this reference to Ontario Canaries being the poorest constituency and Miku North being the second poorest constituency is a reference, Mr. Speaker, we should set aside and move towards a metric that does not stigmatize like a constituency development index where constituencies are measured by, and to be determined, just a sort of indicators which are then rated, which is an entirely different mindset. And, Mr. Speaker, more on that later. The dignity, Mr. Speaker, of the people of Ontario Canaries is important. To me. Mr. Speaker, the member of a social syllabus attempted to harvest a short crop yesterday. A short crop. Many indicated that the fruit of prudential stewardship was as given as given form in the estimates of revenue and expenditure at the results of seeds they sowed. Mr. Speaker, for seeds to germinate and bear fruit, they must be placed into fertile soil. You cannot produce these results in an environment which is not conducive and devoid of love, due care and attention. And, Mr. Speaker, why I say that? Mr. Speaker, why it cannot be of the hands of the making. Mr. Speaker, as you may be aware, Senegal's debt to GDP ratio rose sharply during the COVID-19 crisis, increasing by some 31 percentage points or 50 percent from the 2019 levels. And it is a well-known phenomenon all countries did so. But on a comparative basis, this increase was vastly sharper than that post set by other countries. Not only in the world, but on average, countries increased their debt as a share of GDP by only 9 percentage points. Of course, Mr. Speaker, we are well-recognized the issue of the global pandemic. In the region, Mr. Speaker, excluding St. Russia, countries increased their debt as a share of GDP by 15 percentage points or 21 percent from the 2019 levels. Less than half the increase posted by St. Russia. Critically, Mr. Speaker, at 15 percent of fiscal revenues, the interest burden in St. Russia is also in the top quintile of the world. And it's 2.5 times higher than the average of other countries in this region. So it's nothing up to simply say COVID, COVID, COVID, and that these are the seeds of your hard work. It is clearly not. It is prudential stewardship from the member for cash resists. St. Russia, Mr. Speaker, was the only country in the region to have increased the proportion of its budget devoted to interest payments by 2 percentage points. During the COVID crisis, again, in part due to a relative large share of the debt stock of on-commercial terms, which the former Minister of Finance was very keen on doing, there was only one other country, Mr. Speaker, when I will mention the name in the ECCU, which continues to operate in the position of extended arrays and defaults. We are not aware of any of government of financial spears in the region, which has mounting payables of off-balance sheet commitments similar to those of the DFC. Mr. Speaker, having gone through all the heads, lying items in the estimates of revenue and expenditure, Mr. Speaker, I think it's important to underscore the fundamental philosophical difference between the government led by the member of cash resists and, of course, the member for Microsoft. Mr. Speaker, the member for social and I want to show if the Prime Minister will allow me to respond to his questions, Prime Minister, if I may. Yesterday, the member for social posed a series of questions and he made the point that he was concerned about justice and what we were doing. Mr. Speaker, as contained in the estimates, there will be an upgrade of the coroner's court, resources to the traffic court, the swift justice project to help with the backlog of cases which the member for social mentioned. There's also funds to increase, to assist with the operational cost of the high court, including consultancy. Funds are provided for the DPP North and South offices. New rental for the second district court to assist with the relocation to allow for continued court seating. Rehabilitation of the first district courts. The GEMS project, Mr. Speaker, to assist with the digitization of court records to provide quick access to court data thereby increasing the efficiency of the court system. Mr. Speaker, he also went on to indicate that he was wondering why the increase in personnel was so few, but he did not mention, Mr. Speaker, that a significant amount of the money is allocated to regularize, regularize police officers, two additional probation officers, 15 constables for major crime units, and approximately 75 officers will be reassigned from different death duties to a more active, to more active duty. He also mentioned, Mr. Speaker, and I'm trying to read based on what he wrote, the no reintroduction of the K-9 unit. He also made the point that the Department of Agriculture was not giving sufficient assistance, which again, Mr. Speaker, is a figment of their imagination. $780,700 was made available to the previous LASNC program to protect banana produce. One million for the banana management unit, to ameliorate the challenges plaguing the banana industry, and I know the Minister of Agriculture could defend himself, but I figure once on my feet I will respond for you, Comrade. For pest and disease surveillance control, drainage infrastructure, and improvement in public awareness and training, Mr. Speaker. He also asked a question about farmers with disabilities. Land will be allocated to them. There's also $10,000 to provide as grant to farmers with disabilities. He also mentioned his point about the social arts and crafts center. I think he will be well advised that a total of $540,000 has been made available to develop component two of the social arts and crafts center, including training for vendors under the ROTC project. Heritage sites to be acquired to erect some of the green spaces that he referred to. He also made mention of the Department of Housing, and there was, he said, I believe, a reduction in the budget. Mr. Speaker, $2 million was this boost, including previous and spent from previous disbursements based on the agreed work program for 2023-2024. $5.2 million was approved. He went on to speak about the Department of Health, and why there was a reassigning of the salaries, reassign of salaries from consultancy to the respiratory hospital. And it's simply, Mr. Speaker, to assist with the transitioning of the respiratory hospital. Mr. Speaker, yes, the transition, to helping the transition to the respiratory. Sorry. When you get on your feet, you could ask the Prime Minister those questions. I don't think you should be addressing them to me. The Prime Minister sufficiently enough, all the Minister of Health, to deal with Mr. Speaker, I responded to the questions that he posed. I responded to the questions. So when you make your contribution, you will extend your points. Mr. Speaker, as time goes by, as crises emerge and as hope blossoms, we are shaping the history of this country together. For this, Mr. Speaker, we would like to say thank you. Thank you to the people of San Jose for their trust, for their patience, for their resilience. Today, Mr. Speaker, we are in a much better shape. It is all about people and people above all. Mr. Speaker, we have wisely leveraged our inherent strengths to protect our socioeconomic structure and provide the momentum for our recovery. Today, Mr. Speaker, the results are unquestionable. These figures, Mr. Speaker, prove our economic policies are right. And we will continue in this direction. Supply chain disruptions, the war in Ukraine are all impacting prices globally. And the former Minister of Finance, the member for Microsoft, is very keen on using the word austerity. I'm not quite sure if he understands what it actually means. But we are not in the business. This government and this party is not in the business of bringing hardship to the average solution. We are not in the business. No, we are not. And the figures prove what you're saying is, sorry? These inflationary pressures require us to act promptly. It is only with strong economic growth that we will drive our future. With more jobs, higher skills, higher production, greater investment, lower inflation and lower debt. COVID-19, Mr. Speaker, and the conflict in Ukraine are powerful reminders that self-sufficiency is vital. No one would have conceived, Mr. Speaker, that in the 21st century, the world will be apprehensive of food supply shortages. For us, as a country, producing more is no longer just an option. And the Minister of Agriculture touched on that yesterday. Higher levels of self-sufficiency not only means greater food security, but also more investment, more jobs and higher growth. We also need, Mr. Speaker, to support the transformation of the agricultural sector through mechanization, innovation and sustainability. Mr. Speaker, we will continue, Mr. Speaker, to support the expansion of this sector by giving due recognition to locally manufactured products and encouraging exports of Senusian goods. The tourism sector, Mr. Speaker, is fast recovering. We are confident that we will achieve pre-pandemic figures in the tourism sector. This shows, Mr. Speaker, that Senusia remains a destination of choice for travelers. We want everyone arriving in Senusia to be given the opportunity to discover our unique products and our unique sites. We need to support and reignite our incredible arts, culture and historical institutions. Mr. Speaker, it is an industry arts culture that brings together our sense of identity and unites us as one nation. We need to build on this momentum. Small and medium-sized businesses, Mr. Speaker, are the lifeblood of our economy and a powerhouse of growth and employment. Government will spend no effort to nurture the growth of small and medium-sized businesses. This budget ensures that Senusia remains among the most business-friendly countries in the world, for businesses to invest, train, recruit and innovate. The cleaning and green of Senusia is truly a nationwide effort. In advancing this green transition, we will secure a more sustainable future for ourselves and our children. Recently, Mr. Speaker, the island was, or I should say, a particular constituency was disrupted by a major financial crisis in Senusia. We will continue to continue to do so. We will continue to do so. We will continue to do so. Our thoughts are with those who have lost their homes and their belongings. Nothing can overcome the personal pain and loss. But we will stand by these communities, as the member for Grossly did say yesterday. We will stand by these communities to build resilience to flash floods and other unpredictable weather conditions. Our vision is that of a sustainable solution, greener, more efficient, more inclusive and more resilient. We need to reimagine our towns and villages as areas of sustainable living. This government has the unflinching conviction that the strength and resilience of our economy resides in inclusiveness and not benefits for just a few. We will spare no effort, Mr. Speaker, to ensure that all solutions have access to an equitable and quality education system, resilient healthcare, affordable housing, modern amenities and a safe environment. Mr. Speaker, the key to our development agenda is education. It is the source of opportunity for every solution. And constituents of my Mr. Speaker are now benefiting from the one university graduate for household. I have constituents of mine now, Mr. Speaker, in Taiwan and a few hopefully on the way to Taiwan this summer. In 2022, there have been a marked improvement in the performance of students in the Ansari County's constituency. I would also like to thank the member for then enough for always accompanying me on my school visits in the constituency. We will continue to invest to help every child achieve his full potential. Government, Mr. Speaker, will continue to support students with special education needs and learning disabilities. Two years ago, Mr. Speaker, we were faced with the worst and most unpredictable health crisis in our history. Throughout the pandemic, solutions, in particular our health care workers have been exemplary on the frontline fighting against the unknown to protect the lives of our loved ones. We, Mr. Speaker, are much stronger now. What the pandemic however has taught us is that we need to relentlessly improve our public health ecosystem and strengthen our resilience. This entails, Mr. Speaker, sustaining investments in infrastructure, technology, and skills. Therefore, we are increasing the health care budget to strengthen the capacity of the public health sector to deliver high quality services. We are providing for further recruitment of staff. The development and promotion of sports, Mr. Speaker, be it at a community or professional level, are key to a more resilient population. We will continue to support our athletes to participate in various high-level events. We also, Mr. Speaker, want to provide our youth the means to enhance their creativity, desire to read, and engage in sports. Government will continue, Mr. Speaker, to support the police in upholding law and order and for a safer solution for one and all. We are there for Mr. Speaker, providing funding to the police to offer quality and efficient service to the population. Mr. Speaker, I will turn quite quickly to the budget I will turn and the prospects. Mr. Speaker, the estimates confirm the effectiveness of our strategy. We will thus achieve our objective towards bringing on public debt to potential levels. The budget, this budget is driven by investment. We are investing to build resilience in our economy, in our public finances, and most importantly, in our people. Mr. Speaker, I will now elaborate on some of the measures for each and everyone. Government will support the people as it is always done. We have stood by the population, provided sensible advice to the then government while the pandemic was at its worst, and we will continue to stand by them. By them, I refer to the people of Central shock, not the opposition. This is why the focus of the measures announced will be investing in people. Mr. Speaker, we are subject to pressures from external shocks, disruptions to global supply chains, rising energy and commodity prices, magnified by the war in Ukraine, have impacted on the cost of living. We are not, Mr. Speaker, insensitive to this situation. We are not, Mr. Speaker, insensitive to this situation. We are not, Mr. Speaker, insensitive to this situation. This government has a responsibility to help those who are most impacted by rising prices. This is why we will provide direct support to the most vulnerable, the disabled and the pensioners. But also, Mr. Speaker, to middle income earners who are facing challenging times as well, we will ensure, Mr. Speaker, that no one is left behind because our people, our people, Mr. Speaker, need relief today. We have proposed meaningful targeted and appropriate measures to make life more affordable. We will ensure, Mr. Speaker, in terms of products, remain accessible to the population. Sorry? We will ensure essential products. You said bus fare and rent. You in government not, and bread, you in government not long ago, we will ensure that essential products are and remain accessible to the population. Because we will therefore continue to pay less for flour. And again, the government is subsidizing the price of flour. Sorry? The price of bread went up. Cooking gas. Cooking gas is another item that the vast majority of solution households need in their everyday life. We are therefore providing a subsidy to keep the price of a cylinder of cooking gas the same. Mr. Speaker, more jobs means more income. And more income means higher purchasing power. Fortunately, our economy is well on the recovery path. Jobs are available to the people, sectors such as renewable energy, ICT, manufacturing, tourism and construction are all in need of more employees. It is a unique opportunity, Mr. Speaker, to bring thousands of young solutions and women into the labour force. Mr. Speaker, more jobs for our people enables easier access to property. For many, owning a home is a life goal. This government will continue to help to make it a reality. We will ensure, Mr. Speaker, that each and every citizen has a decent and safe home to live in for himself and his family. A safe, decent and affordable place to live can make a difference in the life of a family. We believe, Mr. Speaker, that ending poverty starts with every solution having access to home ownership. The low-income households are the hardest hit by the rising prices. We know they struggle. We know that times are hard for them.  We will help them face these challenging times just as we have always done and we will continue to do. This is the philosophy of a central labour party government. Today, we are further strengthening our support to the people of Tenoche. We know that Tenoche households have insufficient means to support the essential needs of their families. Without government support, they will be unable to sustain their basic expenses. They are nonetheless, Mr. Speaker, the ones who are paying the highest price for inflation. Vulnerability leading to social exclusion is a risk that we don't want any of our citizens to face. COVID-19 has put to the test our social resilience. It is in the most difficult of times that you challenge yourself and go beyond the norms both individually and collectively. Throughout the pandemic, we have seen a formidable sense of solidarity among solutions. We have supported each other individually through NGOs. We, Mr. Speaker, will build on this momentum to further back our NGOs and charitable institutions in the impressive work that they do. And, Mr. Speaker, it is well outlined in the estimates. I will not be going through the heads again. You see, other people, Mr. Speaker, are also experiencing higher costs. We need to further help them to meet their everyday needs. Our elderly are those who have made the success of Tenoche. Today, we have achieved as a nation what we have achieved as a nation, sorry, Mr. Speaker, we owe it to them. We owe it to the devotion, the effort, the sacrifice, the passion for building this country. They deserve all of our respect, our support and our affection. Today, Mr. Speaker, they are indeed severely impacted by the rising prices. We need to further support them. Mr. Speaker, the older we are, the more costly life becomes. And it's for that reason, Mr. Speaker, we are determined to assist the elderly. Besides the support, Mr. Speaker, to the vulnerable, the disabled and the pensioners, we are also given special attention to those who do not need our support in normal times. Today too, Mr. Speaker, are also affected by the rising cost of living. We can and we need to ease their burden throughout these trying times. The government will continue to support Tenoche families. It is our priority. We will support them in the welfare and education of their children, in the healthcare of their families and in preparing for the future. The rising cost of living is affecting not only Tenoche, but also the middle income earners. This government is conscious that they both require direct relief now. Whereas the middle class is usually able to cater for their families, today it is irrefutable that they also need support. We are responding to their call. Is it the right thing to do? The answer can only be yes. Mr. Speaker, I want to spend a little time discussing some of my constituency matters. Mr. Speaker, our strategy, the philosophy, the vision of the Prime Minister is for the people, by the people. Mr. Speaker, I had the opportunity, Mr. Speaker, yesterday to listen to the member of Babuno, and a few days earlier, the Prime Minister said to her to keep her secrets and not share it. I will heed his advice and I will not share all of mine. But I want to show the people of Ansari Canaries that I am in the kitchen and I am in the kitchen. I am in the kitchen with the Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance. And nothing goes out the door if we don't reserve a little bit of it for the people of Ansari Canaries. Mr. Speaker, Mr. Speaker, when we are speaking about the home care givers, the street lighting, the repairs of our jetty both in Ansari and in Canaries, I know the Minister of Tourism is working very hard to ensure that we have defined from the CTA that we could repair the house in Ansari and the installation of boys. Mr. Speaker, the Otawa Court, which has long been a dream for the young people of the constituency, is about to be littered. Other sporting facilities based on my discussions of sport will begin the love and attention that they so desire. Mr. Speaker, we have the housing sites in Jackmel, Ansari and Canaries. They look forward to the Minister of Housing with lightning rapidity to spend our lack with it too, to develop and make those passes of land available to my constituents. Mr. Speaker, we have repaired, installed, and will continue to erect bus stops. The Jonas Road, Mr. Speaker, was improved. The Vanna-Venus Ansari Link Road, Mr. Speaker, will continue to complete as per the contract. Mr. Speaker, but more importantly, we have embarked on the solarisation of the fishers complex in Ansari. And the difference, Mr. Speaker, is whatever that we are saving from the cost of electricity will be put into a fund to help the fishermen whether it is for medical purposes or to send the children to school. There will be an interpretation centre and boardwalk in the mangrove in Ansari thanks to some funding from the European Union. A new bridge, Mr. Speaker, will be erected in Ansari. Another gym, Mr. Speaker, is about to be commenced in Jackmel. Lights on the plane fill in Jackmel, Mr. Speaker, and hoping without any shenanigans unlike what happened in the past, will become a reality. The lights on the van are caught. We also have a smart classroom in Canaries. We also, with the permission and the funding from the Minister of Tourism, will be having Carnival in Ansari and in Canaries. I did not request any assistance for jazz, but I have requested assistance for Carnival. The sun has set. Finally, Mr. Speaker, I would like to extend my appreciation, deepest gratitude to the staff of the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and the youth economy for their commitment, Mr. Speaker, to this process. I would like to also extend my appreciation to the stakeholders who have shared their views and all those who have contributed to the preparation of this budget. We have given due consideration, Mr. Speaker, to their suggestion. Let us make no mistake. The measures unveiled, Mr. Speaker, are certainly not a cost. And I know the Leader of the Opposition, the Member for South, because South will refer to them as a cost, Mr. Speaker. But in our view, Mr. Speaker, they are an investment. An investment in our country, an investment in our future, an investment in our people. Mr. Speaker, to close, I would like to share this quote from Joseph A. Stiglitz. The only true and sustainable prosperity is shared prosperity. I thank you, Mr. Speaker.


Okay, so good afternoon, good evening, and good morning to everyone around the world. Today, our session will be focused on a new strategy or a new approach in terms of using it to be able to help get on board, help most new developers to be get on boarded onto the Wikimedia Technical Community session as a whole. My name is Joris Darlenton-Quachy and I am the Community Lead for the African Wikimedia Technical Community. So I'll be taking you through this session, which wouldn't last long. Although we are starting a bit late, so I'm just going to try my best for us to be able to also complete this session on time. So first of all, we would like to get to know what is on boarded. So what on boarded is basically a process of integrating new developers into a community or an organization in order to be able to also help this organization to collaborate with new people and help them to be able to resolve certain issues or taxes that needs technical attention within the community organization or institution. Okay, so the importance of onboarding new developers, all the reason why we need to be able to onboard new developers is to be able to help them be like available assets by their team and also be able to also help them to reach their full potential. Also onboarding, onboarding this onboarding process is a good process that can be able to also help developers to be able to speed up in terms of the learning process or having the knowledge and required information in order to be able to also help them in terms of having the knowledge of the organization and how they can be able to bring new ideas and share new ideas and help them to be able to automate certain taxes within the organization. That becomes a bit difficult for the organization or the institution to be able to progress now. During the process of onboarding sometimes it's quite challenging, it's quite exhaustive and there are a whole lot of issues that do go through the process of onboarding new developers. However, if there is a good strategy that has been implemented it makes it much more easier to also onboard people onto the SDR organization at large. Sometimes it becomes very difficult due to timing that is also needed in order to be able to also onboard new developers aside that sometimes information or supports that is currently needed for these new developers or new technical contributors to be able to go through them and know how best to contribute to the organization or institution becomes a bit difficult. Sometimes it becomes very difficult for them to be able to have the general knowledge, have the better understanding of how the organization operates and I believe that if these kind of information are much more open to them it makes it much more easier for them to be onboarded onto such institutions organizations and help these initiatives grow at large. So what is Wikicafe? Wikicafe is basically an approach that we've implemented in order to be able to also help new developers and come out with principles to support community collaboration and learning as well. Then with this place it wouldn't be much more like a conference or a workshop but it would be much more of like a community or a social event whereby experienced developers get to meet the new developers, interact with them, try to find out the problems or situations that they do encounter through the agenda, then provide some form of guidance or assistance and advice to them to be able to also help them learn from the RPS and learn and get much more involved within the projects that the organization or Wikimedia Foundation normally do work on or collaborate on. So one of the benefits of Wikicafe is to increase productivity. Since most new developers normally do find it a bit difficult to be able to also contribute to the Wikimedia technical infrastructure with the Wikimedia technical space and this Wikicafe initiative has been developed or initiated. I do feel that it will increase productivity in a sense that is to make it much more easier than helping people who are searching for people who are looking for much more information or better understanding of how to contribute to events at large who know how best to be able to contribute to these projects at large without struggling or going through the necessities used that experienced developers did go through before learning from their mistakes in order to avoid them and it also helps to help us to be able to reduce and improve intention. Then in terms of team culture too it will strengthen the team culture in a sense that we will definitely be able to have diverse contributors within the technical space from different ethnicities and groups around the world which will make it much more easier and much more open and diverse as well and it will also get developers much more engaged in a sense that there will be much more collaborative and much more effectiveness within the community the technical community at large. So how to set up a Wikicafe that's one of the initiatives that I'm trying to come up with and with a Wikicafe before you set up a Wikicafe you definitely need to find an educator space an open area right that makes it much more easier and much more welcoming for contributors who are new within the technical space to feel free and express yourself and know how best to be able to collaborate with others. I should be a welcoming environment as I said earlier and I should also encourage participation from new contributors who do seek the ways and means in order to be able to contribute to the Wikimedia technical space whilst they do have the skill right and also try to promote Wikicafe to new developers that know how best to be able to also involve them within these organizations or Wikimedia athletes and communities in order to be able to also support them and help them eradicate their issues but out waiting for the foundation to be able to resolve such issues. Okay so when running a successful Wikicafe in order to be able to measure your metrics in order to be able to know how successful the event or how successful the program went first you have to be well prepared and prepared in a sense that you have to have the right documentation from the system management aspect to the whole the room management aspect to how to be able to coordinate the event and also how to make sure that most of the problems that will be expected within the community or will be expected within the events can be solutions will be much more available to be able to eradicate such issues at large then it should also be open to feedback in terms of having a feedback form or a feedback platform whereby people can be able to also share their feedback and help you to be able to also prepare and improve upon your Wikicafe initiatives at large and as a leader of Wikicafe so you should be open to learning new ideas and new initiatives from people and learning how to be able to also incorporate their suggestions or feedbacks into your future events or your future projects at large. So with the FAQ if there are any questions online I think you can be able to also feel free and ask your questions online if there are any questions too we can be able to also move on okay so but my questions that I already do have is what if I don't have the time to be able to set up a wiki cafe what can you be able to do that's why there is a team there if you do have a team it makes it much more easier even if you are not around your team can be able to also help you to be able to set up a wiki cafe and what if my team is much more remote yes organizing a remote session or remote events not all events are much more in person sometimes organizing a remote event makes it much more easier for people who do come from long distances can be able to also join these kind of sessions then take one or two educative feedbacks or let me say learn a lot from these kind of remote sessions at large and what if my team too is new to open source right as once it's open to it's new to open source it makes it much more easier in a sense that you also being able to also train people from diverse background makes it easier in terms of you starting from the bottom and growing up with them and it makes it easier for you to be able to also retain them within the community okay so with the breakout session what we were supposed to basically do is to be able to also discuss how wiki cafe can be used in your teams write solutions on a google jam board then selects one lead to present your solution okay so once the breakout section taxes is done then we can be able to also share that with me via email then we will know how best to be able to improve upon our sessions thank you


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in today. We're looking at the SIG Sauer P226 ASC ASC stands for alloy stainless Elite and what makes this interesting is that the frame is actually alloy It's not a steel frame like most P226's so it's a bit lighter It does have a PVD coating on there actually it's 10 ounces lighter So it's loaded weight with 15 rounds is 39 ounces So that's about 10 ounces lighter that I think is super cool But let's go ahead and take a few shots then we'll check it out Wow, I love this gun 15 round mags, although I also have another 18 round bag made by Mekkar I think Mekkar makes all the SIG Sauer mags Maybe not all of them, but this thing is really a sharp handgun This is a tailo exclusive model Okay, you can see beautiful rosewood grips with the SIG medallion in there and SRT trigger Okay, short reset trigger and we're looking at a reset That's right there So one of the shortest trigger resets that you will find is right here with the six hour SRT triggers does have a rail there siglight night sights and Not the easiest gun to find I've owned this for about four years now and Being that it's a tailo exclusive You're pretty much, you know, I've seen them for right around 950. All right now the 40 Smith Wesson models It's about 40 bucks less so you lower 900s, but you're looking at about 950 for this model. It's an AS e SRT Right with the 226, but I think it's pretty stunning and you know I after owning it for four years that PVD finish on the frame has held up very nicely and I do like that Rosewood grip. I think it looks beautiful. Let's go ahead and load it up again a couple of the features with the p226 It does have a 4.4 inch barrel a rail pick rail for accessories and front serrations Let's see how well I could shoot this sucker one-handed no problem and like most of The double-action single-action six hours. It has the slide stop right there and that lever is the decocker But it's a beautiful handgun. I Just think it's amazing from the time. I got it like four years ago. It's kind of been a safe queen I haven't taken it out, but I consider this one of the finest handguns ever made it came from the p220 in 45 ACP and I have that model too that that's a single stack But they wanted to make a 9 millimeter that has double stack magazine Which is obviously higher capacity and that's what they got now This is a very popular duty gun a lot of law enforcement uses the p226 I have to believe it's one of six hours most popular models Oh It at least used to be for many years prior to the p320 line That's probably the more popular model these days But this was highly regarded in the gun world still is I consider it amazing And I love this model the tailo exclusive mainly because it's different. That's why I think I like it now They have so many different Variations with the p226, but this tailo exclusive is doing it for me primarily because it's mine But it's very different. It's not widely seen out there, and I think it is beautiful So there it is Stig p226 Tailo exclusive ASC with the SRT the ASC with the SRT I like that tailo exclusive six hour p226 a beautiful handgun I have always loved this and I just had to get this out to the range and thought you guys may love to see it And if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe