It's time for the Lorne Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important issues of the hour, brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. A presentation of the Lorne Jean Wittner Watch Company, maker of Lorne Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wittner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lorne Jean. This is Frank Knight. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lorne Jean Chronoscope? Mr. William Bradford Huey, editor of the American Mercury, and Mr. Henry Haslett, contributing editor of Newsweek Magazine. Our distinguished guest for this evening is the Honorable James A. Farley, former United States Postmaster General. The opinions expressed are necessarily those of the speakers. Well, Mr. Farley, you've established a remarkable position as a prophet, so I'm going to begin right away by asking you the $64 question, who's going to win the election? Well, at the present time, I would say the Governor Stevenson is going to be elected. Well, what do you think? Why do you think so? Well, in the first place, I have every reason to feel that he's going to carry all the southern states, despite all the gossip and talk that goes on. I feel that he should carry in Maryland, and West Virginia, and Missouri, Arizona, and New Mexico, Nevada, and Rhode Island. And in the light of the present situation with Governor Devere running in Massachusetts for reelection, and Jack Kennedy running against slides, that's a strong ticket up there. They ought to carry Massachusetts for the Democrats. All he needs is a couple more states, New York, and Illinois, or Michigan, or California. What will be the principal issue as you see it in the campaign? Well, I think prosperity will be the principal issue. Down through the history of American politics, it's been shown that we very rarely voted administration out of office when people are working. And over 62 million people are working now, and it has been stated in the newspapers recently that they expect that there'll be over 63 million people working next October or November then. That being a fact, that should be helpful to the party in power. It always is. It hasn't got its other side, the inflation, the disappearance, the rotting of the dollar, the fact that the government bonds only have the purchasing power of one-half of what they had in 1939 and so on. Yeah, that has an effect. It's bound to have an effect, but in my judgment, that has an effect on what might be termed a smaller segment of the population. Now, the laboring man who was working in any phase of labor's activities, he doesn't look into that inflation situation. Why? He's disturbed about the prices, and he's disturbed about his take-home pay, but the fact that he's working... Makes his wife worried about the prices he has to pay. Yes, of course she's working, but of course she's worried about the prices. The women in all fields of activity are worried about the prices. The fact remains, if the man is working and has a steady job, so to speak, he isn't as concerned as he would be if he was without a job. Well, I take it then, Mr. Farley, that you think the campaign song Don't Let Them Take It Away is a rather apt one. Well, I thought it was rather catchy. I enjoyed it in the Chicago Convention, as a matter of fact. If I had anything to do with running the Democratic National Committee or the campaign itself, I would use that song. I think it's rather effective. At any rate, it's catchy. Well, sir, I think the big development at this moment is the one by which a good many people seem to think that General Eisenhower is slipping. The best evidence of that is that the Scripps-Howard newspapers have come out editorially and warned the general that he is slipping, and some of the people who want to support him are a little bit disappointed. Now, number one, sir, as a political realist, do you think that's true? Do you think that Eisenhower is slipping? Well, I've had a sort of a feeling that the general has been slipping from the time he was nominated. The situation in the Chicago Convention, the bitterness that was engendered there, caused the tax supporters in a large measure to feel unfriendly, and I don't see any evidence that that situation has been clarified. We had that difficulty in 1932. There was a lot of bitterness, but we made every effort as quickly as we could after the convention was over to bring all the dissident elements, so to speak, into the party. Well, if you're not in the business of giving advice to the Republicans, Mr. Farley, but what do you think that the general Eisenhower should do if he wants to stop slipping? Well, he's surrounded by men who are assumed to be competent political advisers and would appear to me that it's up to them to survey the situation and to take the steps to arrest the situation I think that is evident to every competent political observer. Well, you have so many friends on both sides of the fence now, Mr. Farley, that I think you can afford to be a bit objective. Now, as a political realist, why is Eisenhower slipping? Well, he hasn't spoken out, I don't think, for want of a better way to put it. He's fiddled around with some of these issues. I see Nixon is for McCarthy, for instance, one day and he's against them the next. I don't think the general has taken what might be called a prosecutor's position or a definite stand on many of these issues. And I think many of his supporters and those who were wholeheartedly for him and still are disappointed in the way in which the campaign has been conducted. I don't know who's to blame for that and it isn't for me to be telling the Republicans how to run their show. I'm trying to be honest on my answer to the question tonight. It's your belief that that trend is going to continue and that Stevenson will get stronger and Eisenhower perhaps will get weaker as the campaign develops? I would think that Stevenson would get stronger and I'll tell you why. Stevenson will have, as evidenced now, by what has happened, he will have a large segment of the labor population working for him. Those labor organizations are very effective and they work hard and they'll do a good job for Governor Stevenson, the Democratic ticket. I was sort of feeling that the colored vote will in a large measure stay within the Democratic ranks. Now there may be some people who would disagree with that statement but I think it can be said without fear of contradiction that greater gains have been made. How about the nomination of Senator Sparkman and his known position pretty much against FEPC? Well I don't think that that will have a very serious effect because the Republican attitude has been more or less wishy-washy and I would believe that the colored people knowing the progress that has been made under Democratic rule the last 20 years would have every reason to expect that they'd receive the same kind of aid and just assistance. And certainly more likely to receive it there than they would under a new administration. Now that's just an observation of mine in answer to your question. There was some feeling, Mr. Farley, at their Democratic convention. I believe there was some feeling that maybe you had a part in it and that you, Stevenson and nominating Stevenson in the way it was handled, Stevenson may have alienated some of the left. Now some of the extreme left supporters of the Democratic party. Now do you think that that may be true that some of those people may be a little less enthusiastic? Well I'll ask your question by asking a question. Where can they go? Well they can stay home can't they? Yes they can but in my view, no I don't think so.  Now what about on the other side? Where can those that extreme right go? Colonel McCormick says he's just not going with us now. Well there isn't any doubt that some of that element, the same as some of the element on the left side on the Democratic party as you referred to, are likely to stay home. But I think a larger percentage of the Republicans are likely to be affected in the Democratic party. Now there isn't any doubt that there was an extreme better is developed in the Chicago convention and the Taft supporters are certainly to some degree at least sitting on their hands. I think a large measure will depend on what Senator Taft does. As a matter of fact it isn't as much of what Senator Taft does as what the county chairman does and the district workers. Now how seriously are they affected? How seriously have they been affected? In the middle west let's for instance as a result of Senator Taft's failure. Well Mr. Farley on August 11th the Gallup poll came out with a report which gave Eisenhower 47% of the vote and Stevenson only 41. Now don't you take those figures very seriously or do you think they're going to evaporate by election day? I don't like to say anything about polls but all you have to do is go back and figure out what happened in 48. They didn't hit it too well then. The prognosticators went wrong too. They all went wrong. They all went wrong. I don't want to say anything unkindly about the poll now. But regardless of the poll, basing it on the picture as I see it, I believe the Democratic organization will function as an organization over the country. Better than the Republican organization and I have a sort of a feeling that the farm vote are not going to leave the Democratic party in large numbers because as a fellow said whether you like it or not. The farmers have made greater gains under the Democratic administration in the last 20 years by virtue of the subsidies than they ever made under the protective tariff afforded by the Republican. Didn't the farm vote more or less go to the Republicans in 1950? Well, they shifted in the Congressional election but in 48, it was amazing the way Mr. Truman got those farm states. Mr. Farley, you have such a well-grounded reputation as a prophet. I'm sure that our viewers want to get once again just your prediction across the country. Now you think the entire South will remain for Stevenson? Why would say so, yes. And you think border states such as Maryland and Missouri, Kentucky? West Virginia and Kentucky, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada. I'm not prepared to say what would happen in Washington or Oregon. I would be inclined to think at the moment that Washington should be in the Democratic column and also Montana. I think that you think that the Democrats would carry the House. Oh yes, I would think now as of now the Democrats would carry the House and not have too much difficulty in carrying the Senate. You mentioned the Massachusetts race a moment ago. There's a lot of interest there and Mr. Kennedy was on this program recently. How do you think that Senate race will go between Kennedy and Lodge? Well, as of the moment I would think that Kennedy will defeat Lodge. Lodge has been very strong down through the years. He's been strong over what might be termed the Irish voters. His father or grandfather in other days or the old senator. I forgot what the relationship was. He was very strong in Massachusetts. But I think that the present senator has lost a lot of ground, particularly during the convention in the sense that young Jack Kennedy was a World War hero and he's well and favorably known. And I'll be terribly disappointed if Kennedy doesn't defeat Lodge. And I think then you expect Massachusetts to go for Stevenson too. I would say so as of the moment. Mr. Farley, I'm sure that our audience very much appreciates these statements from you, sir. Ladies and gentlemen, our distinguished guest this evening was the Honorable James Farley, America's most distinguished political prophet. The traditional presentation gift to symbolize achievement, honor or respect is a fine watch. And the watch of highest preference is Laun Jean, the world's most honored watch. No other watch has become so much a symbol of achievement. Laun Jean watches are made to a single high standard of quality, the unique Laun Jean standard. 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Hello friends. How are you? I hope you are doing fine and you're enjoying math sessions. So continuing with our series today We are going to discuss principal and it's root of a positive and a negative number Okay, so in it through first of all, let us try and understand. What does and it mean in it Right when we say and it is nothing but so when you write first you write How do you express it? You write one and then you write ST as a superscript Similarly, let us say after say eight. So I'll write eight and th right so n stands for a positive integer and th stands for that Position for example first position second third fifth ninth ninety nine hundred like that. Okay, so nth we pronounce it and it Now root of a positive and a negative number. We have to understand now. Let us say n is a positive integer and A is a real number examples of real number, you know and that to positive real numbers We are talking about so examples are two two point five three point three three root two, right and so on and so forth There are infinitely many positive real numbers now examples of positive integer n is Let's say one two three ninety nine one million whatever right. So these are all integers Now we are talking about nth root of a Number, okay, so nth root of a we have taken a let us say that nth root is defined Or let us say the value is x then how do we define nth root? Very simple What do we say is what should be the power on x so that? You know, or let's say if I raise X to the power n then I must get a that's what is called nth root So x here becomes the nth root nth root that means if you raise x to power n you will get a Okay, that's what here it has been explained isn't it so nth root of any positive number is another number What kind of a number such that if that nth root if you raise it to power n You will get the desired number or let's say the number for which you were trying to find the roots out I hope I know, you know just by saying in words. It will be very difficult to understand But we'll sooner take examples as well. Also, please remember When x is the nth root of a we express s x as a to the power 1 by n Okay, if again, so we'll take examples. It will become much clearer So right now understand if x is nth root of a that is x to the power n is a Then x can be represented as a to the power 1 upon n So if you see the powers are getting reciprocated, isn't it? So whatever was power on x on a it is 1 upon that n isn't it? now this is this particular value is called nth root of a and it is expressed also as like this right so you simply take a Root sign like this and you write a if it is a square root Then you don't need to write anything and over here So if you see not usually the standard or the process is like this But when n is 2 you don't need to write 2 over there. You can simply write root of a so this is popularly known as root of a Third root of 64 for example, you see I have taken third root of 64 is nothing but 4 why because if I raise 4 to the power 3 you will get 64. So hence hence third root of 64 is 4 okay now 4th root of 81 what is 4th root of 81? So what should be that value which when raised to power 4 will give me 81 and that value is simply 3 Isn't it that value is simply 3 so this is if you raise 3 to the power of 4 you will get 81 So hence we say 4th root of 81 is 3 Okay, similar. So 3 is as I have written here 3 is a 4th root of 81 Why because if you raise 3 to the power of 4 you'll get 81 Okay, now similarly another example third root of 8 is 2 and 10th root of 1 0 2 4 is 2 again, right? Why because 2 to the power 10 is going to be 1 0 2 4. So hence 10th root of 1 0 2 4 is equal to Okay, now what happens when a is less than 0 guys, so let us see that a is less than 0 means a is a negative number now There is a problem. The problem is we can't have Yeah, we can't have Even Numbered root of a negative number. What do I mean? So I can't have second root fourth root sixth root eighth root like that offer negative number That's not defined in mathematics in the set of real numbers. So for example, if I ask you what is second root of minus 4 So by definition of second root is what x should I raised as to power 2 to get minus 4? Now x in x square is nothing but x into x 2 times is equal to Minus 4 that's what so you have to find out of x which when multiplied by x itself will get you minus 4 but tell me X can be either negative or positive So a negative when multiplied by negative will be positive and a positive and multiplied by positive will also be positive Guys, there will be no case where you multiply Two positive numbers and you get a negative number Similarly, you cannot have two negative numbers when multiplied you will get Negative number you understood. So hence There is a problem. We don't know what x should be there which when multiplied will yield minus 4 So hence second root of minus 4 is not defined in real numbers Yes, it is definitely defined in a set of numbers called imaginary numbers Which is again a subset of complex numbers, which you'll study later on similarly fourth root of anything will not be defined fourth root of Negative number not anything fourth root of let us say Minus 16 now if it be it were 16, then you know fourth root of 16 is 2 y fourth root of Fourth root of 16 is very clearly 2 y because 2 into 2 into 2 into 2 to the power 4 that is is 16 But tell me guys.  Let's say Fourth root of minus 16 is let us say x. So that means you multiply x 4 times to get minus 16 now. Tell me X these are all same is it all are same value. So either all of them will be negative or all will be positive Now there are four positive numbers multiplied together getting you negative not possible and Four negative numbers getting you negative again is not possible. So hence my friends X doesn't exist into a number set right now So hence Likewise, you cannot have sixth root of negative number eight root of negative some number. Why because The moment it is even numbered you'll never get product of even number as in even number number of Numbers or that means what I mean is four four numbers Four same numbers six same numbers eight same numbers ten and so on and so forth If ten same numbers are multiplied you will never get a negative number. That's what I'm trying to explain So how do I do find? Even number root of negative number in real numbers. It's not defined But definitely n can be odd. Isn't it n can definitely be odd so if n is odd then nth root of a negative number is nothing but Take the minus sign out and find the nth root of mod of a what is mod mod is nothing But absolute value of a so example has been taken. Let us say you have to find out third root of minus 27 So what do you need to do take the minus sign out and find the absolute value of 27 and find the third root of that mod 27 minus 27 So the mod of minus 27 is simply 27 because mod is always positive Third root of 27 is 3 minus sign was there since third root is minus 3 Why now you can justify also minus 3 multiplied by itself 3 thrice you'll get minus 27 Similarly, what is fifth root of minus 32? So once again you take the minus sign out then take mod of minus 32 take the fifth root And you will get minus fifth root of 32, which is minus 2 why because minus 2 to the power 32 minus 2 to the power 5 is minus 32 Just for you know another example and if another example could be let us say third root of negative minus 125 Okay, so what do we do you simply take out the minus sign then find the Mod of 125 that is absolute value and find the third root of odd of 125. So what is this value minus 5? Isn't it? So that's how so and you also understood that odd numbered numbered root of a negative number negative number is Also negative. So you will not get a positive and it's root of a negative Number so please keep these things in mind. It will be useful in many many applications of mathematics. Thank you you


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in the midst of all of this nonsense it's so nice it is so nice to see youtube's biggest creator pewdiepie have his head screwed on straight and you know what a while back i kind of stopped watching pewdiepie's content so i unsubscribe from him but you know what he deserves one of these what is up everybody this is chris from the rewired soul where we talk about the problem but focus on the solution and if you're new to my channel what i like to do is take a look at the youtube community all this drama going on and try to turn this mess into a message because what good is watching all this stuff go down if we're not trying to apply it to our own lives to improve ourselves so if you're into that kind of stuff make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell and yeah like right after i uploaded my last video about like jeffrey star separating himself from james charles which is massively like hypocritical to me and not being a very good mentor our man pewdiepie just uploaded a video in defense of james charles and kind of you know talking a little bad about tati westbrook and like listen full disclaimer before i get into this kind of like what pewdiepie said i'm not excusing james charles behavior i'm not excusing that behavior at all now my next video is i think these allegations are getting blown way out of proportion and it's a it's a little bit troubling but that's the next video but anyways let's talk about why pewdiepie is defending james charles in this situation and i'm so glad i'm so glad that pewdiepie like is using his platform to talk about this because during this whole situation it's like every other creator not every other creator but a large amount of creators are forgetting like what's happened in the youtube community in the past like pewdiepie has had so many labels thrown on him and so many people try to cancel him and one of the reasons one of the the reasons that he's been able to overcome that is because a he's the biggest creator on the platform and b he's been on the platform for so so so long james charles even though he's had a massive amount of success it's very it's been a very short period of time in the grand scheme of things like pewdiepie has been around for a very long time so he was able to weather the storm and i'm glad to see pewdiepie having his back like do you guys understand do you guys understand that people have labeled labeled pewdiepie as a racist they've labeled him as somebody as part of the alt right because of like jokes he made and things like that like he has had this happen to him all right hell even what happened in new zealand that tragedy people were associating him with that like pewdiepie is no stranger to having like just what seems what can seem like the entire world against him so i'm so glad that he's coming out and defending james charles because basically what he's saying is like like pewdiepie was looking at this he's like in the grand scheme of things and the history of like youtube uh controversies and what's happened like is this really is this really what's that bad and he points out that a lot of people are just like kind of having fun with it and being childish and the hey i'm gonna unsubscribe that's cool but like ruining james charles name especially on allegations like i think it's a little bit ridiculous with austin jones just getting 10 years 10 years in prison for what that monster was doing to kids that people are demonizing james charles again i do not excuse his behavior and i'll talk about it more in another video but like it is absolutely baffling and something that pewdiepie was talking about which um is is something that's been addressed but tati kind of used like it as a cop out is that she didn't handle this privately like she did not handle this privately at all and it's it's become a way and i don't like i'll i'll be honest i do not think that tati westbrook did this like super intentionally i don't think that she was like hey i'm a good person i'm a role model i'm trustworthy i do this it's just in the context of her video i feel like it was important that she had to say that so i don't know if i necessarily agree with pewdiepie on that front but i do agree with the fact that this should have all be handled in private right and the way tati kind of saw it was she already did that impulsive uh instagram story which she recognized was impulsive and she shouldn't have done but like pewdiepie brought up something that i hadn't even thought of like she was saying like the reason that she didn't talk to james in private was because he had already talked to drama channels but she was doing the same thing and i don't think i don't think that's a good gauge on whether or not you should talk to somebody in private about this and then felix brought this up because this has happened to him like think about it think about this real quick when when pewdiepie was being called a racist for accidentally dropping an inbomb while he was gaming like jacksepticeye came out jacksepticeye came out and did a video about him and that probably felt like just such a massive knife in the back of pewdiepie because pewdiepie was one of the people who who first helped jacksepticeye get his get his start right now i don't think like you know uh pewdiepie is the whole reason that jacksepticeye blew up but like imagine how pewdiepie felt in that situation and he didn't he didn't handle it and let the court of public opinion decide how that was going to play out he didn't even really um um address it to my knowledge but then then you also had last year when h3h3 was calling out pewdiepie which a lot of people thought was kind of kind of crappy because you know pewdiepie like has been friends with h3h3 and then they called him hypocritical and everything but like i was looking at this and one of the reasons i re-subscribed to pewdiepie is because like i don't know like this is some good role modeling behavior this is very good like that's why that's why i made my last video about jeffrey star just kind of turning his back on james charles right like what if everybody what if everybody just never forgave jeffrey star for his past what if everybody didn't do that and and here's the thing the argument that keeps coming up the argument that keeps coming up is the predatory behavior okay and this is an issue that i've had and i have no problem saying this but like a lot of people were equating anything that happened during uh uh the harvey winestein era everybody was equating it with that and like harvey winestein was an absolute monster still is an absolute monster but anything that was like a lesser version of that they were automatically getting compared with harvey winestein and you guys like this is why black and white thinking is such a mother effort like to just categorize everybody in the same situations is absolutely ridiculous and that's what that's what pewdiepie was speaking out against like what did james charles do what did james charles do like he promoted a competitor this this kind of opened the door for tati westbrook to talk about um james charles's other behaviors but but at the end of the day at the end of the day what what james charles was doing is nowhere near what we've seen with like you know people like austin jones or even even uh uh we don't have like you know criminal charges against pro jared like like i i just don't see how we can put him in that same box but i'm glad too because pewdiepie vocalizing this and showing another perspective it's made more creators come out and just kind of talk about how this is kind of unfair like this is kind of unfair what's happening to james charles like james charles definitely needs to take some licks like i've been sitting here and thinking about like okay during this time you know should i be making these videos and everything like that because it's building up uh you know on the james charles content but one of the reasons because i'm only trying to check my motivation one of the reasons is i want to offer a different perspective i want to offer a different perspective because it is so easy it is so easy to hop on the hate train during these situations right but another thing is it's like hey man like for all creators for all of us for anybody in the public eye like this is what happens this is what we signed up for when a controversy strikes we have signed up to get our our our butts whooped by the community and everything like that but that doesn't mean that doesn't mean that we have to lose our complete sense of logic in in this entire situation so i'm glad that more creators are opening up and being vocal about this and speaking up about this i hope i hope it sways public opinion a little bit more but again like in the grand scheme of things i think this is ridiculous and something i mentioned on twitter was this all right and maybe it's a little virtue signaling on my part but we we blow these things up to this huge magnitude like like james charles was just ruining the lives of people but what if everybody what if everybody who unsubscribed from james charles donated a dollar to the Polaris project or even rain and those are two organizations that helps real victims you know what i'm saying like what if everybody just donated a dollar but no so many of us are just gonna sit here or just go rant and rave about james charles like he's this this monster you know what i mean and a lot of it is just ridiculous because not many people out there are doing good in the world so take a second and think about what your priorities are when you're getting upset and outraged about these things like how much how much time do we spend in our own communities trying to make this world a better place but we're so quickly to just judge and demonize other people again like i said i'm going to make a follow-up video because i don't think i don't think the the way people are painting james 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So, yeah, most of you have answered it correct, okay, so 44, rest of you have still a confusion, I don't know why you mark pyroxin and all, so diuretic hormone and T and again and again, see hydration you don't go, you don't remember to go to the toilet and this question was about the kidneys, this potassium balance, to rehydration, condition, opposite, so everybody's body works in a different way when you are in stress, okay, yeah, I hope it can go to the next question, don't simply type why, put up a sentence after why, okay, again see a new name, the first day Anisha, not Anish, okay, girls are leading the quiz, these, this biologic quiz, now this is a good question guys, it's quite a good question to be thought about, it's a very, very good question and a good insight, nobody would have told you about this question, never ever you will encounter such kind of question, think about it, you have 30 seconds, patiently think about it, do not google, do not take help of Siri, be independent, okay, is it easy, let's see what, what is the, but yeah, even if it is easy, it's a good question, most of you have got it correct, really good, it's quite a good question, okay, so basically the oxygen which is not used by us is basically acting as a reserve during muscle exercises, okay, it is not helping in the exchange of O2 and it is not had oxygen for during our muscle exercise, when our muscles are getting utilized in order to prevent the, that's okay, it's a good insight, that's what I was telling you know, hardly people tell about this, so it's a good question, I like this question a lot, okay guys, shall we proceed to the next question, yeah, relatable, I can see new new names, Aryan Singhal, Tavishi, nice, I can see new names every time, not the same ones, good job guys, we can go to the next question, it's kind of a easy question, but it's like a correlated question, two, three chapters are correlated and I don't know whether you know about the things mentioned in the options, see what is the, we'll be telling you, if you know then it's like a check, so 29 of you have got it right, okay, 99.9% of the quiz, but really nicely, okay guys, I will tell you this question, please give an answer for this question, oxantic cells are in stomach, nothing as such happens in stomach, okay, eyelets are related with the pancreas, okay, just hold on, hormone, insulin, glucagon, glucagon, so insulin puts the blood sugar in the sugar to go from blood to yourself, we don't want to store it, we used to use it to burn, maintaining the position, hope Aryan you're not using Google, I will repeat after the next question, I will address your question, is it okay? Now guys, easy question, look at this question, super easy question, 100% right, super easy question, I hope you should get 100% right, okay, we will see the, we'll see the shuffling on letter board then, okay, the way of your answer will affect the letter board, so that's okay, three seconds, four seconds, yeah, this question, my God, it was a super easy question, right, 66 of you have got it right, means like the basics are okay, people are okay with the basics, that's okay, that's really good, pulmonary artery is the artery, oxygenated blood, you know, there is a wire, okay, it will break fat convert into sugar, break protein convert into sugar, okay, it will bring out the sugar from, okay Ananya, yeah guys, let's go to the next question, letter board, let's see the shuffle, Aryan, Kiran Maykavishi, same yellow shuffle, everybody be ready to attack on Aryan, he's getting too smart, Mometa whenever we need energy, you know, whenever we need energy, we have to get it from the reservoirs, okay, we have to get it from the reservoir, if we don't have, if we don't have like, yeah focus on the next question, then we will answer this question, guys, I don't know how is going to be this question, everybody has to attack Aryan, yeah Aryan is being so smart, don't dissect it guys, people have dissected it and people have given you the information, you need to kill so many frogs to get the answers, what if he has cancer, Anish is banned, killing of frog, sacrificing of frog in the name of science is banned now, guys focus on answering the question, few seconds left, oh my god, so many of you googled it, nice, you guys knew it, cockroaches, cockroaches have a different kind of heart, cockroaches have 13 chambered heart, okay, we can see the question, can we go to the question, so the answer is three because heart of MPVN is a three chambered heart and there is a, like there is a, this thing, there is a wall which is there for carrying the, to go into the blood vessel when the blood is getting transported to the other part, when we talk about the reptitution, nature is, yeah, we can go to the next question, Gavial is not Gharial, oh my god, Aryan is giving good answers, yeah, what everybody is doing, yeah, putting from biology to maths, we can go to the next question, sir, it's again an easy question, guys, please read yourself, three, four, four, five, tell you a trick, I will tell you a trick Aditya after the question, there won't be any confusion later on, the options are quite clear, does don't overthink, instead of overthinking, try to focus, it's okay, that's okay, we'll talk about it, try to give the best possible answer, so like, yeah, before you go, students have tried to give the best possible answer, so those who have the problem in remembering is like, remember L-O-R-D, okay, left oxygenated, right deoxygenated, okay, left chamber deals with the deoxygenated blood from vena kava, what is wrong, just it has moved from, okay, no need to panic, just use your logic, deoxygenated comma vena kava, okay, so very easy question, be deoxygenated blood from vena kava, there's nothing wrong, just the question happens printing, printing, changing formatting thing, it's just a simple formatting thing and it's quite clear, deoxygenated, vena kava, it's not even incomplete, alignment, yeah, alignment issue happened, but it can be used, it can be thought over, right, so I think we can go to the letterboard, I hope there's no doubt, it's okay Ananya, that's okay, so Aryan is my converted student, he has given up maths and he has come to biology, Aryan is going to be my future doctor, isn't it Aryan? Yeah, we can go to the next question, super easy question, 100% right, 100% right, we don't have much time for this question, okay, super easy question, I think I should get the answer 100% right, okay, what about rest of you, guys, it's a seven standard question, flowyam food, far, far, okay, if you have problem and confusion in remembering whether it's xylem or it's flowyam, you can use it as far, far, yeah, not much shuffle, we can go to the next question, I think everybody is clear with the answer, again an easy question, few beginning questions were difficult, now rest are easy, I have lot of time, Aditya a little bit aware, be a little bit open with your and senses, other senses, yeah, 100% correct, approximately, so it's the capillaries guys, capillaries are the single line, no it was not at all a trick question, it was a super easy question, love shit, so capillaries are basically the single layer of epithelial cells, of diffusion is very, very easy for an easy death, okay, we can go to the next question, going to kill it today, what do you guys are doing, yeah, Sharduli, Mometa, Shia, Anirotsai has reached the third position, okay guys, length too smart, not everything gets exchanged with the capillaries, right, even if it is WAC also they also get exchanged easily, okay, next question, again it's a super easy question, yeah, it should be 51 correct, God so many people are, so many people are correct, so natural, so approximately, approximately 20, sorry there are 16 micro elements and micro elements, out of which 14 are obtained from the, 14th are obtained from soil and rest of them are obtained from air and water, carbon, hydrogen and oxygen are obtained from air and water, okay, we can go to the letter board, what do you guys are doing, yeah, why is we on first position, pull him down, no it's not a trick question, Mometa don't give them hints, yeah, this pigment manometer, it's like the instrument which is going to measure your blood pressure, whatever the heart is going to give out the systolic pressure and diastolic pressure by your heart, okay and that is given by heart and which is going to act on the walls of your arteries, okay, so that is your heart pressure, similar to your blood pressure and is measured by spigmo manument that you see and you use to measure the pressure, whereas ECG is known as electrocardiogram or graph, little ultra opposite, it is useful but EET is used for, yeah that thing, electrocardiogram, yeah, position, guys what you are doing, pull him down, Tavishi is on the first position, yeah Aryan, try to come on the first position, again, okay next question, everybody tried to fit nicely, again a easy question according to me, okay let's see, it was a easy question, oh my god so many of you have studied it really nicely, that's good to see, so yeah, so guys so there are urine formation, one is the filtration, okay one is the filtration, step where everything will get filtered, everything except blood will get filtered, okay and then whatever is reabsorbed, this was there in seventh grade, yeah, this was there, you might not have studied but my seventh graders know this already, okay guys let's see the letter board, we have five questions and we don't have much time, okay that's okay, I think you can think about this, little bit think about this, yeah so we got a kind of shuffle, okay I will explain you this question and when you will do the expression chapter, Aryan will explain you in detail, so guys when we talk about the loop of Henley, there are there are diffusion, any questions are left, hopefully we have 15 minutes, one second, how to share the screen, can you see the screen sir, how to share the white board I forgot, so when you click like instead of okay so guys this is your loop of Henley right, okay around this loop of Henley there will be a blood vessel, okay there is a blood vessel which is known as Vasarekta, this direction if this is flowing in this direction the blood in this blood vessel will be flowing in opposite direction, so the exchange is easy, this part of the loop of Henley deals with the passive transport of water, actively pick up the sodium by using the pump, okay so that's how and the concentration of Uranus may maintain the opposite flow of Vasarekta mechanism, okay so this is your counter current mechanism and the blood vessel that helps is known as Vasarekta, okay where are there are so many questions yeah, yeah one second I'll just use color, so this is so I'll use it, I'll draw it once again, so guys I have nephron, so nephron looks like this, okay I'm not drawing it clearly properly, so nephron looks like this, this is the loop of Henley and here here a dotted line I have drawn the blood vessel which is Vasarekta, so there is a exchange, right, yeah so we can go to the question, yeah we can go to the question, we can go to the letter board, okay I cannot see the question here, so question is not coming, what happened, that's okay guys just let's leave it blank and we'll wait for the time to pass and we'll go to the next question, that's okay, guys this is again an interesting question, let's see it can be easy if you know it, if you have studied it in detail and if it will be difficult if you will answer it on a half knowledge so actually the question was not shown there, so I have directly shown you the yes, yes this is the question here that we can move on, okay okay so yeah so okay okay so there are how many sounds are in compares in a heartbeat it's like four guys so it's a love and duff okay quite a large number of time in those steps of today's test, I hope you got enough time to google, so yeah most of you have got it right, it's urinia, it's urinia, pogo dialysis is a technique in the kidney and I think to the letter board and the next question okay okay yeah so guys first is the formation of urine in this first will be the ultra filtration like I told you then will be tubular reabsorption by the loop of Henley and then the tubules have something to secrete and maintain a osmolarity of the urine so the tubules will give their input by adding potassium and potassium mainly for this thing osmolarity secretion so first is ultra filtration pre-absorption creation first everything will be filtered then everything will be updated as ultra filtration what are you doing Aryan what are you doing I told you to come down into the letter board you genuinely came down you didn't maintain your first position good Sureshti good momita it's a easy question again we'll exceed this quiz like few more minutes because we gave a little more time okay again was a easy question he more dialysis is the filtration of blood when the blood is with a higher pressure and the blood cells also get filtered along with the filtrate okay so it is going to be increasing the blood the increasing the amount of blood in the urine so it's now called as hematuria uremia is the like when there's a deflection in the concentration of urine okay glycosuria when there's glucose when you are diabetic and you have glucoseuria polyuria too much urination yeah question one more minute Sureshti everybody attack on Sureshti she's how come she's on the fast position okay good Sureshti good momita very bad Aryan again our easy question super easy question and like more of time is given to answer the question let's see if there is a shuffle yeah last question right last question guys don't worry ma'am can you repeat how many sound does the heart produce yeah so heart produce four sound guys so it's like one is okay we'll talk about it for a two hour audible in reality two can be heard with the stethoscope yeah so the I think we are done solving this question we are not going to the answer sir can we go to the answer agrar yeah 20 or 26 have got it correct lungs are the excretory organ guys they give out carbon dioxide yeah they give out carbon dioxide is a metabolic excretory waste why 23 people have answered some other option spleen is the graveyard of RBC okay spleen is the which deals with the immunity and it's the graveyard of RBC okay the RBC slaughterhouse and lungs are the excretory structure they give out carbon dioxide such an easy question you made it wrong let's see the shuffle and the topper oh god it's mometha congratulations mometha we are now and you can go back to your pub g four sounds in the heartbeat it's loud dub running water sound and sound of his and be absent minded like always huh


The great search brought you by Digikey and Adafruit. Thank you so much. Digikey are a single leading user, power of engineering help you guess you find things on digikey.com, lady of what are you searching for this week? Okay, so this is actually, sometimes I just look online and I'm like, Hey, what, I'm like, I read the blogs and stuff. And I saw this post, she was a couple of weeks ago from OH8 hubs. And they had this post, you know, about they were using one of those, like Chee chargers or like a mag charger with their phone. And this is like an Apple device. And they were doing VHF work and they actually were noticing that there was some radio interference on VHF.  And so it, you know, maybe it was not within the spec or maybe it was, you know, I don't know, but they said, oh, they really reduced it by putting on a clamp on ferrite bead. And I was like, oh yeah, those are really useful. So let's go to the overhead. Cause I happened to have a cable that has these built in. So this is what you normally see. This is a USB cable. I mean, although you don't see it as much anymore, although I don't know why, but maybe like USB hoser or USB devices are, better at reducing EMI in different ways. Maybe they have like inline resistors or like a lower drive strength, but this cable USB to mini has a ferrite bead implemented or installed on both ends, which is like pretty serious. Maybe it was required for the product that this shipped with, who knows? But these are molded in and, you know, if you can get molded in great, but as you saw, there's some cases where you have a device post installation where you want a clamp on ferrite bead. And, you know, you would use a test equipment to determine whether or not it's passing the EMI floor that you're looking for. They're not like specified for like, oh, this will reduce EMI by this much. And they are specified by, you know, the width and thickness, inner diameter, outer diameter and material, but there's no like magic number like, oh, use this size for this frequency to reduce it this much. It does depend a lot about the product that you're using, the cable length, you know, the drive strength, the amount of current, draw, et cetera, et cetera. So let's find, you know, then they were like, they did go through the data sheet and check it out. I think they bought it from a British company, but turns out Digikey stocks is stuff as well. So let's go to the computer and I'll show you, you can get ferrite. So, you know, in general, people use ferrites as chips and we use this in a lot of our designs, like an inline ferrite between your digital and analog power. It has some resistance at high frequencies and the resistance increases. So like at high frequencies, the resistance is higher. At low frequencies, the resistance is basically zero. And so if you set it up like as an RC filter, it kind of blocks that high frequency noise from coming through. There's also cores if you want to, of course, make your own inductors. I don't know how many people do that these days, but what we want are cable ferrites. You saw even the icon was indicative. So a lot of these come, you know, like for the cable we showed where you would put it on and then mold over it. This one's kind of cool. It has like two apertures. You can have, you know, two areas. There's also flat cables, you know, for ribbons. I think, you know, I don't want to pull out my Apple II floppy drive, but I remember it had like some, I think it had a ribbon cable and a ferrite that the ribbon won't go. But we want one that's clamp on. So let's, first off, let's go only for active because we don't want to get something that isn't available right now. And for design, there's a couple, there's clamp clip together and hinge. And I think like we should just do all of those. I'll also get the dash just in case we need it. And then let's also only look for in stock. And that gives us a lot of options, like 270 options. All those look pretty good. So this is what they look like, right? And you put the cable through. You can, they are specified for the resistance at, you know, high frequency usually like, like 30 megahertz or 100 megahertz. The higher the homage, the more resistant it's going to be at those high frequencies. But, you know, it also will, you know, that you might have to pay more, but they might be bigger. So you'll have to decide what size you want. Let's see what else we want. I think, I think we want only the round type. And so let's do that. And then the material, the material is gonna like, you know, affect the, that response curve as you saw. You know, what I did is actually, I just actually looked like, what is like the most popular one? And there were, you know, quite a few options. It looks like fair right, which is like fair right, but like fair right, just kind of was a good name. The one, you know, a lot of these are good. I think I found this one, you know, they had 43,000 stock, nice and small.  So this would do a job very well.  Once you've clipped it on, you might want to use some tape or something to keep it. You don't want it to slide up and down. You want it to be like, you know, near the connector. And then of course, in the data sheets, you know, this is clearly layered. This is their thing. They will give you, you know, what is the resistance at the frequency, the impedance at the frequency. So depending on the frequency that you want to block, you know, you'll want to get one different materials, LF, 28 HF, these are different materials. If you want to block out gigahertz, one gigahertz HF is going to be like your bag.  So choose the different material. It looks like they've got some good ideas. This is kind of my nice data sheet. And then of course, they will give you the specs for all of the different sizes, including there's CAD files and dimensional data. So it looks like they kind of have everything covered. You know, I don't know if this person was, you know, I think they kind of just bought a couple of different beads and they do have bead kits, I think.  So, and then that's the one that you ship your product with. So this is my pick, but there are many, many, many options. So don't, you know, this is one of a wide variety of hinged ferrite course. That's a great search.


We've been, had the agenda posted in three places on the website and emailed to interested parties so we can legally conduct this public meeting. Yeah. Before we start, does anyone have any additions to the agenda tonight? Going once, going twice. Then we're gonna start with the minutes from the, well it seems like a long time ago. Mm, yeah. Monday, December 17th of our select board meeting. And I did not see any corrections to that. That would be welcome to me. Also I'd move we accept those. Second. Long favor. Aye. All right. Those. And we also have some minutes from a special meeting on Friday, December 21st. And I would like to, it was basically discussing candidates for the town clerk treasurer position as Joanne is stepping down. So I'd like to accept these minutes as typed up. Okay. Long favor. Aye. All right. And one last special select board meeting on Tuesday, January 8th. And which we met to a point on Julie Smith here as the town clerk treasurer until the town meeting in March when she can be officially voted in. So welcome Julie. Joanne's taking notes. One last, one last time. So I'd move we accept these minutes as typed up. Second. Long favor. Aye. All right. Thank you. Got the special event tonight is Ray, you're on. Well, I was here last meeting and talking about being a generator to back up our meter. Yeah. He's been an hour out to some of the other towns and such. Yeah. Found out. Talk to one other town. We're trying to get a meeting together with like we have four times a year. And we haven't had it yet for this quarter for Hancock and Granville. And that will also be Granville's medical and their first response. And so we haven't had that yet. You talked to, you asked me to look for some grant money called two rivers, two rivers, Pete fells. And we've talked twice and he's trying to piggyback find out about piggyback in the grant for Stockbridge and Rochester. He thinks we have a good chance because it's tri town plus a first response in that. Didn't know what to say about the town crew because I wasn't sure if they wanted to hang on it or not. And I told them that because they are not on the same repeater as we have. There's a separate one. And I've talked to the second repeater, okay, in the same place? Yes. And I've talked to a real estate lawyer about separating it. I mean, it's gonna be not part of the real estate sold, the generator and the repeater comes out or person buys it and he wants to rent space. He can do it. You know, I do know what people are looking for income or not, it's better than renting bedrooms maybe. So I did the two things that you kind of want to do the head for. I don't know if you feel any more for it or against it. Really, neither more foreign or against it. Just looking for information and options. There's definitely not any money to lay out for it. So it hasn't come from a free grant. They thought we'd have a good chance if we raised, if we campaigned for some money. And I don't think we'd have a problem. We've raised money before for projects. Yeah. And we didn't have any problem reaching out. And I think it would be probably the same this time. We've had mailings seen in the past. Yeah. And they've been very successful. We're just being a three town venture. Which repeater does the school bus service live on? On with the road crew. On with the road crew. We raised 17,000 on one of our members. Marfea. I just had a question for me. When you talk to the fellows, the grant that he was said you might have a good chance at, is that a matching grant? Is that why he was talking about you had, if he especially did a mail in? If he said, if we could prove that, if we would go at it as a matching grant, we'd have another better chance. So he's kind of, you know, being tri-town was good. And if we wanted to go for matching was better. Okay. Okay, thank you. I know there were reservations having it in a private residence before. I had obviously. So it is. And yeah, I understand. I just want everyone to be aware that the options are not all that attractive in the valley for another location here. Town doesn't own any property where we could site it. That would be, in my view, cost prohibitive. Anyways, you've got to get power to it. All right. So I don't see if that location is not acceptable where else would we have? That would be another private residence, most likely. And so I understand that's a concern. It would be for me as well. But the fact is that we do need, we do need radio communications here. That's vital. We're trying to see a way that we can, for the future, be going and having more reliable than having somebody go out in the middle of the night filling a generator because it's gonna run out of gas and we may not have medical service communications for Grandville and anything like that. So I mean, we understand it's a, it's a commitment by the town in a not ideal circumstance. Okay. I have a question. I think I asked this last time about, there's no potential for hawk up on the mountain. We went to them first and they've got common land. Was that a while ago or just recently? Or? When we put it up, where we put it where it is now. Okay, and we worked on them hard and I went to the board myself because I knew the board and I said this just to give it. And it was with two of them and the others just said no. And it was on, it was going on common land. There's power there. And the neighbor didn't have any problems with it. He actually wanted us to take the power from his house. How long ago was this? Where's he? Oh, quite a while I guess. No, no, well it was at Wendigo. It was at Wendigo. And we didn't have the 30 days to get it out of Wendigo. Okay. And we basically had it where it is now just temporarily hooked up. And then we went to a better situation. And then we went to even a better situation now. CBPS put us in a 60 foot hole. I think it's a 60 foot. Yeah, a 60 foot hole. Is it been 10 years? Probably. No more than that. No. What size genset are we looking at? 14 bar. No, because the house has a 200 amp service. So there's, we're still going to, I know the repeater is actually located in Terry's house. It is garage. There's no thought about breaking that away to its own. He does not want another building on that property. So we, I don't know if we talked about that. I don't know. But I know he does not want another building on that property. So essentially you have to size, you're sizing the genset to run the entire house. Yep. Because it's a 200 amp service. Right, which I get that and I understand all that. But you're essentially going to be running Terry's house. Yes. In the case of an emergency. Right. And it was on, we had to run it together two Saturdays or two Sundays ago. We ran it for six hours. So just concerned with that is, I can't remember. Well his generator, it's a construction generator and it's old. And it's not good to run a construction generator for a house. I mean, it's not good for your microwaves. It's not good for your refrigerators, water pumps, anything with a motor. And with a different hat on, we've had people take construction generators and run their house. And the next thing they know, we have furnace problems. We have heat pump problems. Water pump? Yeah, okay. It's just not clean power. Well, it's due to the general unreliable operation of a stall gas powered unit. Yes, yes. Yep. They don't tend to hold their frequency and voltage very well. No, they don't. You know, I get all that. But no consideration to just point to a battery backup. Let me ask you a question. Yeah, we've got batteries now. Okay. There's, I think there's six batteries for hours. I think the road crew has two batteries. Don't quote me. I've looked at them enough. You think I would know? How long have the batteries been in place? Three years. They're deep cycle. Well, they're not deep cycle. They're what you use for like a solar backup. Well, that would be generally a deep cycle type of battery. Yeah, yeah. But bigger than that. Right, probably an L16 or something. Yeah. Large case. Yes. Okay. And we used to just let those just run out. You know, you'd get about 12 hours and then if you had a fire, so your repeater was coming on to use it. We've had a couple of fires a few years ago that all of a sudden would go dead, you know. 12 hours, huh? We talked to back when it was rinkers. We talked about putting more batteries in. And he said it was a waste of our money. I don't think so. I remember meeting with him in the old, it was in the old fire station. We met with him that time talking about more batteries. And of course, if you ever listened to the guys talking 90 miles an hour, and he just said, this is a waste of your time. Better off just to turn a generator up and keep in track. And I think he changed, just changed those batteries. And that's the reason it came up about putting more in. Okay, and those those batteries have a charger, right, that's connected to it? Yes, it is. Yes, they are. Nope. Okay, surprising myself, but okay. All right, just try to understand. No. Did you say you've been to another town? No, not at all. I've just been passing, Jock and I've talked about it. Okay. But you've got a meeting coming up, you said with handcuffs and rings on. Well, it's an annual meeting, we just haven't said it yet. But it's usually when like, we do four a year. Oh, but so within the next month or two? Yeah, within this month, we're gonna do it. Okay, thank you. I also, with the rental fee that we pay for the use of it, this can has now been opened. So technically, the other towns should also share in that rental expense. Oh, we know that. And we've talked about it several different ways because we've raised money together before. We used to raise a lot of money. Back when it used to be old home days, the money was split and not the alcohol, just the money. No, we can't follow that for a while. That was too soon. But that was all split. That was a tri-town thing. We raised a lot of money that way. It's a factor that I'm making a strong suggestion on, but there is a piece of property across the street from Terry's house that is for sale, that does have power. Just the concept would be similar to the sewer site. When we bought the horse farm, took off the sewer site property and then sold the house again. That's a passability, but I'm not finding the money for that right now. It was $50,000 or something, but it couldn't be bought. And then a small second could be set aside for that that the town owns. Right. And then the rest of the lot could be sold. That was a bigger fish to fry. I mean, that was bigger. Yes, it is. I was hoping that Mark would maybe be here to talk a little bit about the first net system, coming to what extent this would become redundant or not in the future and how soon that would be. Well, that's the question, but not to say that we're not gonna need this repeater very soon, but it could become redundant. Well, three years, I don't know when you got that time, but three years ago, Rinker came to me, Carl Rinker came to me because he was looking into putting a cell tower in there. Yeah. And- In where? Right up there. Was it on Terry's property? Yeah, it was just up the hill and he was gonna subdivide it and Carl was talking about maybe he might own it. And then he was gonna take all this stuff over there, put it in a building. I forgot now how big the generator was going in that was there. And of course, behind the chain link fence and the whole nine yards. And of course, that didn't fly very far. I'm gonna put the balloons in the air. Yeah, the way I understand it, and I don't know everything there is a noble person, but it's an infrastructure that's gonna be expanding under the guise of public safety. So the licensing process for cell towers, I believe is gonna be easier because it's public safety. But I also understand that many of the cell sites will be much smaller. They don't have to be huge towers and so forth because they're basically trying to cover the dead spots. I'm not, I don't have all the information, but it might be interesting if the fire department and us would be interested in having a representative to come out from AT&T and talk about first now, what it can do and what it's calling, it might be interesting. I know that we, before we put it there, okay, because we already had it at Winneville, but Winneville didn't have much time to get it out, okay? Right. I mean, we had no time. Is that because of the change of ownership there? No, I think. Change of attitude, maybe. And Rob Darin had kept him pretty happy and Rob, but still, he was shocked. But anyway, so we said we wanna get up to 73. We just got it, we had no coverage on 73, none, any more than we had much coverage south of Route 100 past my house. And we thought, you know, with Hawke and everything, 73 was real important to Rochester. And so when Carl, we called Carl Rickard because it was first north, or what was that? Radio north. Radio north that had the whole setup at Winneville. And they were kind of spiraling down hill, so we called Carl and he came down and he says, no problems. So he put a truck up on Bethel Mountain Road and we took radios and we went up 73, we went up 125. We went all the way to Grandville. We went through Grandville, North Hollow. One night, we must have had five or six radios. Probably.  And it looked like it on a piece of paper. Of course, a piece of paper is flat. And actually, and it didn't work bad for 125. Windigo could not go up 125 for some, you know, it just didn't go around that corner. And I think they've got just about, I think they got better coverage now on 125 than they had before. Well, you know, one of the things we're dealing with like many times is the incompatibilities of our radio systems. Yeah. Mm-hmm. You know, FirstNet, in theory, we're supposed to bring that all together. So every first responder, whether it be fire, police, whatever, communicate with one another easily. And send data, photos, videos if necessary. But if we move on with what we need immediately, what you were talking about, we still have our incompatibility issues. Yeah. I guess it's just, you know, we have to do what we have to do, right? But I think this is a little bit of a, I think there's still an opportunity to explore. Right. Right. We are in a dire situation. Yeah. Right. I mean, it's just, this is good though, because this has raised consciousness for an issue that we want to resolve. However, there's technologies that are coming into being as we speak. And maybe a little bit more research is necessary before you commit. That's all I'm saying. Yeah. Doesn't mean you can't start raising money though. Yeah. Either. No, I'm just saying money. Right, but the only problem is I don't want to raise, I don't want to be the guy that talks everybody into raising money. And then 18 months from now going, We're not going to give it back. We're not going to give it back. And I don't want to bump into the guy on the street that just sent us $300 and say, well, how are you coming with your generator? We're just making sure you need to try the same color. Yeah. Wow. We have that. Whenever we go into it, we'll be across. Well, you're right. Yeah. First neck. But I want to have a goal there. I want to have a goal, and I want to be able to show them what the goal is. I mean, we did a fundraiser for a new porta tank. And we had a picture of the porta tank. There, and I'll never forget, Norma Smith says, where do you want the money, you know? And you've got to respect that. Because this town is good to the fire department. And we don't want to send them down the wrong road. Right, right. You don't want to take advantage of it. I do not want to take advantage of it. When they built that fire station, they were good to us. And we want to respect them. We did a mailing one for the fire station to, to accessorize it. I think we've fold in $55,000. I remember shipping a check to you folks and the credit union. But that's how generous they are. But, you know, like, this is not a Rochester situation. This is a valley, in my opinion. Right, and we're not, we're taking this opportunity to maybe do something better or do something right. Folks. I can appreciate that. So let's all go in the same direction. We want to take care of the need just as you do. Right. We just want to approach it. The only thing I can say about that is, is we had a governor here a while ago for what it's all about. And he says they're going to have cell service in all four corners of the state. I guess they're probably cell service in all four corners of the state. They're in prison as far. They're gone to middle.  And I don't have the technology because I don't understand that. It's compatible with what our needs are as a fire department with a repeater that has a frequency versus a cell phone. I don't think they're the same, but it could be. Not even close. You don't know. I mean, you could talk cell phone towers all you want. Our needs are specific. And getting a license is not easy. It doesn't happen right around the corner here. Because we're so close to Canada. Yeah. So. I missed the last meeting where this was brought up, but is this something that could be run off of solar power? Well, I looked into if we put the most Tesla units in, the Tesla battery pack units, and I was told they didn't think they'd go long enough. If it was like the last time, not the last time, the next the last time we had the last power for almost five days. Even with solar to the Tesla. Well, you're gonna have to put a panel up there. I don't know how receptive the owner's gonna be. Well, you could definitely make that work. I mean, we have an old coverage code system out here right now that's solar power. Okay, it's not all that dissimilar from what you're trying to do. Right. In terms of electronics, okay. But it takes up a fair amount of room. Yeah. Because you got some photovoltaic array out there. And you'd have to go with a bigger array. I mean, that would be a good way to go. I mean, if you have the space, that's the way to do it these days.  It's just more maintenance, more fuel, all that stuff. Well, and you're gonna have gas to... You're gonna have propane. This is about... It's gonna be propane power. I know, I said, one point, Steve Martin told me 14. He looked it up for me. I know exactly what you and you're looking at. Yeah, but it burns about 1.7 gallons an hour. Right. But that's probably at 1.7. That's probably at full capacity. Yes, but that's what his chart shows.  No, it won't run in anywhere near that. But I was asking him, could I ask the Brookfield, the native, you know what it's going to be. Really? Mm-hmm, okay. But I knew Steve knows. Just on top of daddy's data sheet. Yeah, right. The only reason I asked was I know, you know, the Forest Service is moving their repeater off Philadelphia with one up in corporation, which covers all Route 73 better than it's ever been covered. I don't know how far up toward 125, but they're also proposing a repeater up on Braintree Mountain. And I don't know if there's a possibility of co-locating.  They're a long time. Why are they moving it? Are they teaching around to make it two? Because Philly's in the designated wilderness area. We want those bears to warm up to it. They got a helicopter that outer? No, it's coming out on horseback and human power.  I ain't holding it up. It's up to you to get me there. Yeah, I hiked up to it. So I don't want to take any more of your time off, but I've done what you asked me to do. No, thank you. We're just as concerned as you are. We just want to do it what we feel is the most up-to-date, modern, efficient way. So a little bit more research, I think, would be true, that's all. Yeah, it's going to have to be, I mean, I don't want to start. I mean, we just updated our radio system, put a lot of money into it. Well, whenever we had to split the bands, whenever they split the bands, what was that for? That's four or five years ago, we had to put all the radios in. We had no choice on that. So, you know, we went. And it was a good thing. Perhaps you guys could reach out to this other system you're talking about for AT&T and see how compatible that might be for what our needs would be and see if it's even an option. I'm not familiar with it at all. I will tell you. I didn't know we had something else coming up, I mean. The only thing that is questionable about the FirstNet system is coverage because the infrastructure is not completed yet. As far, with that aside, the capabilities far, far exceed what you have now. I mean, it's unbelievable. Okay, because you have the full text talk. Push to talk. You have push to talk options. You can send videos. You can send pictures instantly to any first responder, whether it be police, fire, the town, the highway department, and other towns as well. I know on 73, the state police used our radios to talk this much. You got GPS you can use. So you can find where your trucks are if you're close by on the way where they are. And these cell phones are designed for FirstNet. They are heavy duty, weatherproof, ruggedized phones, okay, designed for this purpose. And I guess. They become your cell phone. Well, they become your cell phone, right? So the first tool to talk to them. Currently we use. That's a good thing. Exactly. You know? I mean, let's do it. Currently we use the state police for dispatch and purposes. Right. And I don't know how that plays into it. Because they wanted to get out of it. We, we, that was that five years ago, we had to beg them to stay on. There was a movement. It went like that, what? Of dispatching us. They didn't want us, they wanted us to just take it over ourselves. Take it over ourselves. They didn't want the cost. They didn't want the, and I mean, it was scary. I mean, we didn't know what we were going to do because Rinker was getting out of it. We'd have to go to somebody like Centralmont and Rutland. They dispatch a few fire departments, but not many. And I, I've been through them for some companies we do work for. But that's not a consideration now. They haven't made anything right about it. They finally said that they were to go back to doing it. Or stay doing it. For three years. For your business. And we use Centralmont. Centralmont, huh? Well, we don't use them for dispatching, like CV oil does. So, is the board, if they're, he's going to do more research and he's also going to talk to him, so I can ramble at that meeting. And our, our, it's the first one that we're going to be doing research to.  I think it's worthwhile. Okay, thank you. No, anything's worthwhile. I mean, but we are, where we are is one of the, the deepest folds in the mountains around here. Oh, we are. And what they say they can do everywhere. They've got to come here. We know it doesn't always just lie here. Yeah, right. And it couldn't be 10 years from then. Right, right. Well, no, exactly. There is a, it's going to take a while to get that construction in place. So, what the system you have now is most, most likely going to be the one you live with for a while. And it's so. I think if his generator dropped dead tomorrow morning, that would be the end of that, of him owning a generator. I thought that that generator actually belonged to... No, I think that's his generator. That's his generator. That's his generator. Okay. So, someone mentioned that it was the generator that was given to the fire department from Home Depot during Irene. That never did work. That never did work. And you want it. Where is it? What's that? Where is it? This is the fire station. I don't know. That's interesting. Okay. Can the highway guys use this? I think they're hooked up now though at the down garage. Yes. During that last outage. They're hooked up for the whole day. Cold outside. They wouldn't want this one. All right. Well, this is, I think... Oh, so it's just a little thing that they think 1500 watt. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Nice. It was a good gesture. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. We thought it was a great thing. We were gonna put it on one of the trucks to, you know, for lights, work lights and stuff, but never even... Didn't do that. And then we couldn't give it back to them. Yeah. Thank you very much. Thank you. Okay, thank you. Keep us all covered. And you do the same for us. Yes, be careful. Yeah. Thanks, Mike, for taking on that meeting. Yeah. Okay. Right? Yeah. Excuse myself for the meeting for just a few minutes. I'm just going to... Next up is Joan. Okay. Let's see.  It's finalized in December. Interesting reading when you have a chance to do that, maybe after the budget season is over. One thing I would like to be able to talk to about before January 23rd is we had a little bit of a discussion when Andres from Wireshed Consulting Associates made his presentation. He, remember, he talked about, well, we had some discussion about a potential project moving forward sometime in the next few months that would be at the town garage. That would be most likely one that had opportunity, funding opportunities to move forward. And whatever partnership is prepared to pull together the funding for that. And the main provision that we told them would be in terms of the town's interest would be it would have to come without any cost to the town except for in kind work. And so Mary Russ and I had another phone call with Andres to kind of start that process because if you remember also, one of the things they need to do is finish up some final design work for the garage, which is pretty minor. And the grant that might be available, there's two of them actually that would be matching grants would cover final design, would be a design and build essentially the total cost of some in their neighborhood of $72,000. That was the least expensive of the three. Right, and one that also could have the biggest impact for the least amount of money expended. So the two grants, one of them is a clean water block grant which was the same funding that was used for White River Partnerships Wing Farm Road. Yeah, the last project was also clean water, it's a new grant program, fairly new grant program from the state. There's money left over from this current round so they're rolling it over into 2019. And so we have effectively almost a shovel that they call shovel ready project which they would very likely be willing to fund. That would need to be matched and the January 23rd date is a National Forest Service Foundation grant that would fund the balance. And then as I said, there would just be a match from the town, which would be in kind, things that the road crew would be able to do. Is that part of the government functioning? Well, that's that's always a question. Far as we know so far, the deadline is still a 23rd and you heard anything about that. Could very well be that the grant gets submitted and then they sit there for the most time. But nevertheless that is the date we know about. So she was just anxious to hear if we could make a decision. And the decision is not go well, the decision is pretty much yes, this is something you would like to pursue if the funding can be 100% between those two so that she has the time to put together the grant and get it submitted. Could have you noticed anybody else down there looking at the building? I remember during our presentation there was some discussion about maybe going to the front of the building instead of the back with the- The pipe. Yeah. They would be- They have to do some soil tests and various other things to sort of determine and ensure like there's no rubble underneath there. Yeah, that's all part of what their next round of the investigation would be if they wanted to move forward. Which they're prepared to do if they get there. We can't read it. I'm told you now. Yes, yes, that's what we'll be having. That's out of the way to treat that bad. So we don't necessarily have to decide now if you want to have, you know, if you have the time to schedule a special meeting before the 23rd to get into the details a little more. I do have four notes from the phone call that I was a part of, which I'm sorry, I didn't have a chance to put together today because I was working on something else just so you can have a little more information before you make a few months. So we don't need to do an audit. Right. No. So that's one thing. And I'll send you an email the next couple of days and you'll have to know what you want to do there. The next thing is the Vellamont grant. There are some documents they have asked you to sign so they can submit the grant. They're kind of pro forma. I have them all marked here in resolution. This one is to designate a public agency to help you and you. The other is a contract because apparently two rivers out of Coochie would be involved as the administrator. We would be the sub grantee. So that's what this is. It just came in today. I did not have a chance to read it. It's pretty poor pro forma also, but you might want to be able to read through it. And there's a place for let's see, just do needs to sign this one if you decide to do that. And then this last one is something called it's Vermont Community Development Program requirement that you indicate as a town that there are certain municipal policies and codes that are part of our standard policy list. And I'm not sure that we have all of these, but you do have to say that the town has a policy regarding equal employment opportunities, fair housing. We probably do have, I don't know exactly what's in that book. No discrimination on the basis of race, color, et cetera. No use of excessive force. There's an anti-lobbing provision. There's a code of ethics that you're required to have. You have to have a drug free workplace. There has to be monitoring of a sub recipient in an event we have one such as Parkhouse with a sub recipient. I mean now have a better idea of what those requirements are. And finally, something that protects whistleblowers. So I have a feeling that maybe not all of these are in our current policies. If you sign this, you are saying that either you have it or you will have it by the time the grant comes through. So I just wanted to point that out to you before you actually just sign it. And there's a place where you don't have to create all those policies too. Yeah, I think that's the point. Yeah, right. So that's something. Just a planning grant. Yeah. Yes, that's correct. Well, any of these policies that we don't currently have are probably things that we're gonna eventually need to have anyway. Any funding from the Vermont Food Development folks or, yeah, this is what they expect us to have it. It's an initiative, that's right. I just want to make sure you have the framework and get it done when you have it. So we will hear from the Velma Trio Project people again. I assume so. Yeah. Because I still had a question about our services when our fire and amulet services are needed. How would we connect with it to support that? Well, that's a good question. I think they'd be asking Angus for starters. You know, whatever question you have of that nature, you can tell me when we start thinking about it. So the only last thing I have is there was a set of minutes from a previous meeting I wasn't at. I don't know if it was the last select board meeting or another one, but I saw something about, there seemed to be a misunderstanding about, thanks, about the bus shelter and seem to be, the misunderstanding seemed to be that there was an expectation from the town that the school would be helping to pay for a bus shelter if there were students to be using it. And I want to just make sure that everyone knows that's not the case. So we have money. This was a sport, but no. Okay, all right, fine. Because we do have the money still in our parking ride grant, $10,000 for. I'm just waiting for the stagecoach. We were thinking of expanding on that if we were to have the school children waiting for the school bus. Right, but that wouldn't... I don't see the school taking that avenue. No, okay. Well, I don't know if that's up to the school or if the parents decide where they would like their kids to be waiting for. They won't get it figured out until probably next year. Not this probably up in the past school year. So that is still something that would be the often once. We're waiting now for stagecoach to replace a staff person who handles the sort of thing that will renew the compensation. And they might have some input on design. Yeah, yeah, yeah, probably. Ultimately that would be the town's decision, but I'm sure there are suggestions for handicap accessible and whatever the bus needs so that people of all ages and abilities can make use of it. Get on the bus. Yeah, yeah. So why don't we keep that all together and put it on the desktop and back in tomorrow? Were you able to get Mike the information he was looking for? Yep, we can get that one. Yep, great. Nobody here from the library or the constable, so Kevin, night off. I got nothing. You got nothing? I just came because I hadn't been in a long time. Yeah. How was the sand file holding up? Very poorly. It was tricky. Just came some today and I've got some tomorrow. Where are you about half? Is it about half gone or where is that? Over half and overhead. Where are you going? Where is the sand file? Well, we're going to get a little from DNF and a little from Florence, but nobody has any.  We're talking. You should note that the UPS guy is thrilled with the roads this year. Very happy with the roads. I don't know if he is. It's a well done, guys. Yeah. He's not thrilled with my driveway. Nobody's driveway. That's the last one to get sanded. That's the last one to get sanded. Go ahead. How are you doing? Ashes. Yeah. All right. Keep up the good work. That's it. Thank you. See what happens this weekend. Yeah, right. It's hoping that we're nice. Got liquor license here from the Maple Soul. One for the business proper and one for out on the porch. So I'd move we approve these. Just a second. Long bear. Hi. And Bruce, you still have some information that you wanted to get to us on that. On the UPS, three of the platform roads, Jones Mountain, Barry Kinsman, and the so-called Pine Road, which I think is 58. But I haven't been able to get a chance to pull together all the background information that you would need in order to go ahead and make changes in the class for mileage. We're on the stop due till February 20th. Well, I'll see what I can pull together. But one interesting thing I found is this Pine Road actually starts in the Bingo Road, goes across the new bridge up the hill and then bears to the right. And according to the highway map, it ends in the middle of nowhere. So I came in here to look for why they discontinued the old portion of Bingo Road that was north of Bingo Brook. There's nothing in the roads record. And if you go to look at the select board minutes, there are no minutes. There's a whole section, a period of time where the select board minutes are missing. Interesting. From what period of time? In the late 30s to the early 40s. From my time. Right when the change was made from the north side of the Bingo Road. There's a Forest Service Agreement when, you know, that led to the establishment of the Bingo Road being on the south side of Bingo Brook. But there's no, why they discontinued one portion that's north of Bingo Brook and not the whole thing. But then going through the maps, one by one, the maps indicate that that pine road terminated at, there's a little gravel bank out there, sand pit, and that's where the map shows, but the mileage is inaccurate. So I think, I mean to me it's pretty clear they intended to keep that as a town road is to access that sand pit and then discontinue the rest of it, but you can't find that actual discontinuance. At least I haven't been able to find it. Well, you know, it's just, it's interesting that the minutes from the select board meeting that we need to figure this out disappeared. Well, it's a whole period. It isn't just, it is as well, I mean, yeah, but it was over a whole period that the minutes are gone and it was during that period that there was the flood, there was the land transfer from my D to, you know, for the Bingo road on this side of the road, my side of the road. And that was all like around 38, yeah. Well, what was the flood? That was, the big flood, the big flood, the big flood. Is that the big one now? It used to be big. It used to be the big one. But anyway, I mean, that's where I am with my research right now. So maybe I'll get together. If I don't, then I'll get it together and next February we'll be having the same discussion. So Bruce, the information you're getting together is that for that state road inventory report that they were talking about? Yeah. The town road mileage. Okay, thank you. And you're saying that the pine, gap road, pine road. The pine road is, starts in the middle, well, most of the junctions, you go to the center line of the road. So it starts in the center of the Bingo road. It goes across the bridge, up the hill, and bears right. The pine gap road starts at the top of the hill and goes left. Which is also, what's the other name for that? What was the name before there? There was a fireman road. A fireman road, yeah. The guy that did the survey out there said it's the fireman road. Well, call it what you want. Well, yeah. Go by the town road number. Yeah, same deal. But it starts, not at the Bingo road, it starts on the north side of the Bingo road. More to follow. More to follow. All right, thank you. Thank you. You're not saying that they work. Well, my next, what I plan to do next is go to the state and say, did you receive justification from Rochester changing the mileage of that road? And what is it? You know, the slack board should have submitted, you know, some reason that they dropped part of that original Bingo road. And the state may have that record. Well, on that note, I think we'll all get the road home. Thank you all for coming. Oh, it's a new year. The American Legion has put out flags for a number of the years the town purchases them. I personally picked up all seven cemeteries worth of flags this fall. I paid this election so you can see what happens when we reuse flags and don't put out new ones. I've been told that it needs to be in the budget, so I don't know if you need to be aware of it before March. That is a rough estimate of what you need. Leslie Bowen and myself have more or less taken over our college jobs in the American Legion and put them up in the paper. So the wood lawn, you got 12? I split the wood lawn into the main one and the new one. And you got to realize there's a lot of road war to Korea and Vietnam vets that are passing by now. So the new part's got there's this two? The new part has roughly 40. The main part has roughly 200. A lot of these, and that's the cemetery that's the most open. If you put a flag out that looks basically like this without that tear at the first windstorm, this is what happens. I have destroyed almost all the old flags. We saved a lot last year. I got a lot of phone calls. So you estimate these flags to be one year old? Yes. Okay.  No, well, I have two. I have one at the base at the bench and I did not get Tupper Farmers. Tupper Farmers has just one flag. But no, we put them up in May. So they're up there by Memorial Day and I personally have them down by Veteran's Day but most of them are picked up by September and October. So you're doing this and doing the auspices of the VFW? No, American Legion has done that for years. American Legion, I'm sorry, excuse me. That's not their budget. Yeah. Yeah, I need you to let us see it. I'm just gonna tell you that it's impale. The town purchases the flag and it's always been the American Legion's responsibility to do it. Thank you. I just want to make sure I got it right. Thanks for the inventory of the move. Is it on? Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. And that list over to the person owns the hardware store. They would love to take care of this. Happy birthday. Yeah. We don't think she never got any. So they would be expecting to put us up by Memorial Day? Say our target. I will be speaking the town clerk's office has helped us for the last three years as our fathers passed away or health prevented them from doing it. Well, yes, they have always done a bit of this. I want to know they're in hand by May 1st. Okay.


Hey kiddies, welcome back As we have already done the concept of big and small we are going to do sorting activities today So for the first activity, I have taken few cutouts here few pictures big and small pictures here And what you have to do you have to paste these pictures over here Big picture. Can you see this big circle? You have to paste big pictures on this page. And can you see this small circle? So you have to paste small pictures this side. Okay, shall we begin? Yes Okay, so is it a big picture or a small picture? Small. So cat is small. So we are going to paste cat this side here and Elephant. Is it big or small? Big. So we are going to paste elephant this side Now Can you see this? What is this? Buzz. Yes. So where we are going to paste it? This side. Big side. So we'll be pasting Buzz this side and What is this? It's a bicycle. So is it big or small? Small. So where we are going to paste it? This side. Smaller one. Okay So here we are going to paste bicycle And what is this? Watermelon. You love this? Me too. So is it big or small? It's big. So where we are going to paste? On bigger side. So we will be pasting this over here And What is this? Cherry. So we are going to paste it on smaller side. Yes. So we'll be pasting cherries This side See now we have bigger pictures here and smaller ones here Elephant is big.  Had fun? Yes Very nice. Now we are going to do one more activity and What we are going to do there is I have mixed grains here See this this grain is big and this grain is small Okay, what we have to do? We have to sort these grains according to these grains. So bigger grains on a bigger plate and smaller grains in a smaller plate. Okay. So big and This is small. Smaller here Big, small. Use your pointer finger and thumb for this activity. Big Small Big Small Big and small. So keep doing this and have fun See you again


Now the photo government has launched an online platform for its national mass housing project across that fourth state of the federation. It said the move was to facilitate ownership of affordable housing via home ownership and rental schemes in urban and rural areas. The minister of works in the housing, Babatunde Farshala, made a disclosure. It was at a public launch of the web portal designed for the sale of the completed mass housing project built by the ministry across the states of the federation. It said that the initiative is a pilot project and solution for providing housing as there were over 5,000 units of houses at different stages of completion. This is the end game really of an economic objecting because we did not just set out to build houses. This project served many purposes. The first was to test what type of houses Nigerians would like to live in as a broad guide to then help us formulate policies for our parasiteters to guide what they offer to the market. And today we have 5,000 plus units in different stages of completion. And we've done a phase one and we've done a phase two. Some places we started a phase three but I emphasize and I continue to repeat this was a pilot not the only solution that we put on the market for housing. It was also an instrumental level for us to help implement the economic recovery and growth plan because at the time that we conceived this idea the country had gone into recession. So housing, construction was something that the government was looking at in the economic recovery and growth plan and it has fulfilled that objective.