The following is a presentation of TFNN, the power trading hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, David White. And welcome all to another exciting edition of the Power Trading Hour with me, the unbelievable and squeezibly soft host. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Anyway, what do we have going on today? Well, let's take a look. Certainly a lot different than yesterday. Go take a look at that dollar down 10 cents. We're back under 97. That's been the big stick for the market, for the Treasury Department to try to keep the market. Everything else going well. When we look at the volumes, we're doing about 4.3 billion shares right now. So a little lighter than yesterday. I expect as we get this bounce to get some back and fill. Yesterday, when we were on the show, we were telling you that we were buying indexes in the daily newsletter.  Those seem to be doing well today. Ended up stopping out on one of them, but that's the way things go. But what else do we have? It's a pretty decent market. Unfortunately, we did come down with heavier volume. So this is not going to be an easy move back higher. One day does not a market make. And of course, the Chinese actually saying we're not going to war kind of calmed a little bit of the market. But we'll have a lot more to say, but you know what? Do we have a low end? I think we actually have to see something really bad happen. And of course, the next big event for trade is that G20 meeting and what is that the 30th? I think the 30th or 29th of the month. So we've got a little ways to go. We've got a very long expiration this month. So the monthly expiration is on the 21st. So you've got darn near, you got certainly 15 trading days in this month for those options when we started the month on the third. So we've got a lot of stuff going. It's going to be, well, tomorrow it'll still be a week away from them going delta neutral into that 21st of the month. So there's a lot of good trading setting up what we have. When we talked yesterday, I think a lot of people were looking for a bounce in the market. I haven't seen it take more than a day or a day and a half after we get huge book call readings. And of course, yesterday we said that we'd published in the newsletter in the morning that we finally had that big bounce from about it's been running about 60% put to call ratio. We went to 80 on Friday. And that generally means, well, with about one trading day, you're going to have a change in direction. I've got a, not a cut, so what is it? Corollary. Dave White's corollary. That is the most amount of people will be the most bearish just before the market bounces. And generally, they can't wait to jump on puts right when the market's getting ready to turn or within a day or so. And of course, if you bought them on Friday and then got the reversal on Monday, you not only lost out of the weekend premium, you were on the wrong side of it too. So a double whammy for buying puts on Friday. Anyway, we're going to have a good day. It's actually, I'm still real tired. I was, I worked very, very hard last week on a variety of different things. One of the things that I thought was the most interesting was I was waiting for the bimonthly short sell data. And guess what?  I talked to IEX, the other exchange, the guys that were in the Flash Crash, or yeah, the Flash Crash Boys book a couple of years ago. They're still doing fairly well. I talked to one of the individuals because they said they had an API for actually downloading it. Well, come to find out it was only the stocks that were listed on the IEX, but we got to talk in a little bit. So basically they have one stock that's listed on their exchange and that's Interactive Brokers. The other thing was that just how expensive it's gotten to get short data from the exchanges. Each day I will talk about what and how many shares were shorted. It doesn't tell you how many were covered before the end of the day. That's the daily data. And then twice a month, the exchanges, the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ, actually publish the data. We get it as peons a couple of days later than everybody else, but at least we get some kind of idea. Well, it was about $3,500 or three grand a month to get that data from both of them. So about six grand a month, if you're somebody like Yahoo or something like that. Well, the big exchanges didn't like that. They decided to double the rates. It's now six grand a month or so from the NASDAQ and maybe eight grand from the New York Stock Exchange to get that bi-monthly data. So it's very tough to find. The Wall Street Journal used to publish tables of it. Now you can only go to one individual stock at a time. And it takes a little conniving to get it if you don't want to pay that eight grand a month. And who does want to do that? But one of the things that was very interesting is that they're not allowing, apparently, I'm going to have to do some more research to double check this, but they're not allowing to publish short data on ETFs. I found a source that shows it. I'm going to wonder in about two months, in the next couple of weeks, if it changes at all. And then maybe I've got a source for how many people are short these ETFs. But my guess was that there weren't a lot of people short when the market started to turn down. But we saw a lot of shorting, I suspect, and those ETFs, the daily numbers are huge. But that bimonthly or twice monthly, is it bimonthly or twice monthly? Data is going to be very interesting going forward on whether or not we even get it. And whether or not the big men of Wall Street have a way to short that we cannot ever find out about. But I'm going to talk to Finra about it and see if there's anything else. But if you're paying $100,000 a year to get data, you've got to make some money. It would be $96,000 to get it for a year. Maybe they've got, if you pay for the year, maybe there's a little discount. But I don't know why it's that way. But yeah, many things going dark is a comment from John and Phil that Alfie in the den says today. I'm always worried, but there is kind of a night. There are signals that we get right before the market turns. And I always think that there's malice involved. Maybe it's stupidity. But when tech started running late yesterday and hit the light on many things, that was about as much as I could stand. I had to buy before. Anyway, we'll be back and then talk about a little history and some charts. The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? 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But man, did I hear a lot of that last week and it made me think that the real money was probably going to be on the long side when this was over. We'd already made our money being short right at the top and took the easy money and then got ready to buy these lows. As I said, we were buying stocks through last week and bought my first ETF sector index yesterday. But it was pretty easy to see that these things were going to turn and that's up 3% or 4%. It's not a bad day's pay, but you know what? We're going to move on. We're going to do a little history and then we're going to look at some charts. So let's get going. It is nothing but history repeating exact, you know, kind of rhymes, maybe not exactly repeats. But on this day in 1876 a mere 83 hours after leaving New York City, the Transcontinental Express train arrives in San Francisco. That any human being could travel across the entire nation in less than four days was inconceivable to previous generations of Americans. 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After the bell tonight, we have the big probably mover out here. He was very interesting to see everybody throwing the baby out with bathwater yesterday going into earnings. But I don't think anything has tremendously changed for Salesforce. It'll be very interesting to listen to their commentary. I don't think their earnings are going to be bad. It's going to be what they're forecasting in the future. But you know what? I don't know if they really can say that things are going to be bad going forward. Especially for them, they're highly concentrated in the United States. A little bit in Europe, but not a lot of exposure to third world hell holes or China or some of the others. So still a good business. And the question is whether or not someone knows something already that I do not know. Maybe they've felt pressure from Amazon or Google or Microsoft's your web systems. But this is probably going to set the tone for all of the Nasdaq tomorrow. So you want to watch that after the bell with Tom O'Brien tonight. Rationally exuberant. Well, thank you, Mr. Tucker. And of course, yes, Mr. Green spanned and is rationally exuberant in 1996. Only was about four years ahead of time. And that is the problem. The crisis takes a lot longer than you'd ever think to develop. And it becomes much more violent than you ever thought it could when it happens. And I forget who said that. I did. I just said it. I don't think somebody said it before me. Anyway, as I said, Salesforce kind of getting involved on that after the bell tonight. Let's see what else we have. Game stop. That thing's going to circle in the drain forever. Ambril is probably going to give us another little taste of what's happening in the space for cameras. Of course, they make the chip for the GoPro and other companies like that that make compression chips. Gap down on the 22nd of May. Some huge volumes kind of back up to that level. 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And as we come back, we'll take a look at stuff. Tiffany on the heels of their conference call, a nice bounce today. It got to $95.85, but now about $93.21, nice bounce on it. But they're thinking everything goes fairly well. CSIQ, got a big contract for solar in Texas. I haven't looked at this in a long time. It's bottoming out. Not a lot of volume, though. It's going right back up into resistance. Hog is in the news, so we'll take a quick look at that. See if there's anything going on in the chart. Yeah, we're still in a downtrend. I don't think anything changes that. I saw some really ridiculous articles over the weekend about Harley-Davidson selling lots of big Harley-Davidson's in India. Because everybody rides motorcycles, you've got to be thinking about buying a Harley. And of course, what they don't tell you is the average price of those motorcycles is $500. But always interesting. Cruise line stocks are kind of the ones eating it today. NC was at LH. It's down about 4.5% today, Norwegian cruise lines. And most of this is based on restricting cruise line trips to Cuba. If you haven't been there, well, you haven't missed much. I mean, it's a nice place that people are fine. But I mean, it's another crumbling relic of communism. Probably just as exciting as going to Venezuela. If you can escape with your life, you're probably lucky. But that continues to move on. Anyway, Norwegian cruise line got down to 5156. It's kind of getting back up there with huge, huge volume. Let's take another one, RCL. And this one's not as bad. But you get up on fairly decent volume going back. What is this? May 1st, got up on 3.8 million chairs. You're down in there today with 2 million chairs. I don't know if they ever got that much actual business to Cuba. I think when it first came out that you could go to Cuba, I think that was part of it. But they continue to make evil around the world. I don't know if it's good to reward those kind of folks. But just one of the other things. Let's check in with the biggies on Wall Street after getting hammered yesterday on mostly antitrust news. You had some huge volume and some huge shorting. As I'm showing here, a little black part of the volume bar is how many chairs were shorted yesterday. That actually is a percentage, fairly decent as an absolute number. Pretty big. In fact, why don't we go ahead and look at it that way? I'll give you the numbers. AMZN. But anyway, as soon as you see everybody piling on short. And yeah, the last couple of days on Amazon, you had Thursday, last week you had 25%. Friday you had 21%. Yesterday you had 19%. Generally, a low comes in when everybody piles on. It's averaging about, I'm going to say the week before, about 18 or 16 somewhere in there on the monthly data. Got what? Got a half a day to cover. Not many people buying shorting $1,700 stocks that are generally buying puts and calls. But again, that's it. Let's check back in here with a volume of 4.6 million chairs. Let me update that just to make sure. 4.65 billion chairs. So huge amount of volume, no. But probably a huge amount of short covering for a lot of people that piled in on Friday and yesterday, thinking the end was nigh. But not such luck. What else do we have going on out here? We've got a question about the SMHs. I was thinking about them this morning. But, you know what, other than a one day pop, I didn't think there was going to be a lot in here. This did come down with fairly decent volume, so there's got to be a little bit more out here. And I don't think it's the regular names, like Micron's doing fairly well today and some of the other ones. But I think there's a lot of second and third tier bananas companies out there. And those are the ones really kind of languishing and having problems with. So far, like in the SMHs, you're up on a little less than 5 million chairs compared to being down about 6.7. So you might get yesterday's volume. The real power back here was the heavy down day of the 20th of May that had about 19 million chairs. So you kind of get on it, kept on trying to break it out. What you really want to be looking for is any close now above $100 and 58 cents basically puts a cork or a pin in this down move, at least for probably a few weeks. I'll look at the options tonight, but my guess is that the options are going to play out that at a minimum, we're probably going to hold somewhere around the close today. And at a maximum, we could get back up to 2850 before expiration, which is not a lot. What are we talking about? 50, 60 points on the SMP cash, which would be off the top, maybe about a 50% bounce off those. I do think that a lot of people think that the market's just going to rip back up to the highs, or probably sadly mistaken. It's probably going to be a long, tough slog. And there'll be a lot of news articles and very whippy trading as we go along. But I just don't see the end of the world that everybody continues to focus on. And that probably means that you'll continue to have heavy days of shorting followed by today's like today of huge rips in a market where a lot of people just get far too bearish for market conditions and then they get turned around. Let's see what else we have. I got a couple of emails coming in here. Let's take a look at here. Okay, well, we looked at IBM yesterday. The question is, what else do we want to look at out here? And let's just take a look at the NASDAQ. Because I think I've got... Is that in there? Is that in my scans? Yep, there we go. We'll pop through the most important ones out here. I looked at Adobe in a couple of days. Take a look at that. Big volume down yesterday, a little pop today. Volume, not all that exciting. Got back down to 257.56 yesterday and trading around 265.92 right now. You're back in, but you've got really the completion of an ABC on the way down off that 291.70 high. 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Distributor Four Side Fund Services, LLC. Don't forget, you can listen to TFNN live on your mobile device 24 hours per day. Go to TFNN.com Then hit Watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com Then hit Watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. Anyway, what else do we have going on out here? We'll go through a few of these NASDAQ stocks. So we said looking at the Adobe and analog devices. Nice little pop out here. Got to 95-51 yesterday on the low back right now just above 100 bucks, 117 cents. Autodesk and this thing not much of anything. Had a huge volume day down yesterday. Found support right where it should where this big gap up was on the 1st of April. Did with about 4 million shares. Got into it yesterday with 3 million shares. So you were a million shares light pop today though on just 1.2 million shares. So not a lot of push on that one either. Aligned technology of course these guys make the invisible braces for teeth and kind of a nice little turnaround. Still have a lot of volume from yesterday broke the previous low back here at 271 on April 17th on heavy volume. So you at least probably need to come back and retest that about 175 inch. Ape mat applied materials. Nice bounce today a little bit more volume than it had yesterday. You were really looking on Friday for about anything less than 11 million shares. You only had a little less than 8 million on Friday yesterday. Excuse me. Yesterday you had 8 million shares. So you were able to test that May 13th low fairly well. And now you've got a little pop up here but probably not a much. These things are probably going to have to consolidate so much or a little bit. Yesterday biotech space was one of the better ones. They were having a conference out there and talking about a lot of the stuff going forward general positive tone. A big pop yesterday in Amgen and followed up by a little more today was take a quick look at the IBB and we have 1.8 million shares so far about 2 million shares. It's not much going on there. Amazon we looked at that. I don't see much changing here. A lot of volume yesterday so you think that that's going to at least have to go sideways or go retest it for a while. Let's take a look at a Vago. These cell phone stocks really kind of took it on the chin because of China. You got your first bounce today on 2.2 million shares so far and it's about 2.9 million shares yesterday and your big low at 250 came in with 6 million shares really went sideways for four days and then this pop but I think some of these could easily pull back a little bit if anything happens in the market. Let's take a look at Baidu I haven't looked at them for a while. Not much of a bounce at all of course in China. Things probably looking a little weaker. BIIB Biogen IDAC just going sideways. Bookings.com kind of interesting to see the cruise ships down so hard but this up strong and not much juice in it but certainly a big candle back 5-6 days of trading back to about the 23rd so not a bad day I don't know if there's any specific news on it that made it do that. Charter communication CHTR this one not backed off at all went sideways through all the hell and actually made a new and higher high today and it looks like it may even hold above that 741 from the 17th of May so keep a close eye on Charter communications. Costco and what do you got a little pop and anything that probably has to do with China probably looking a little bit better participating in the third gap up or takes another rest with your thoughts on SNAP SNAP well you certainly have the big move out here not enough volume though is the problem I would look at let's take a look at this a little longer we've been talking about this the there are basically two big gaps already and then you're looking for the third possible gap and then that would be the end of it if you get that you would want this thing to creep up without having a gap this thing gaps up tomorrow next day or three days from now and you got you know like a 10% or 5% something like that gap higher I'd probably pull the trigger instantly if I was long this you want it just to continue to creep up same thing in the GLD one of the things that you really got to watch out for is you've got two nice gaps what you really want to see in gold is it consolidate this out and pull back on lighter volume one gap higher and you've got a three gap play in the GLD and generally the play on that is it will instantly go back and fill all those three gaps rather quickly so it's a nice pattern to look at and the reason why is that you don't have to act until it happens you don't have to say hey I worried about it gapping higher because if it gaps higher you still have the opportunity to sell it if it pulls back on light volume that's exactly what you want longer term but in shorter term if it gaps up one day I was saying the next three or four days and you get yet another gap like we've had then generally the I'd say about 80% of the time you want to take your money and run because those will be it if you wanted to short it no real sense here probably 75% of the time you get two gaps like that you're going to get a third so that's got to be one of those anyway so back to snap yeah like I said you got two nice gaps in there if you want to hold it longer the next reporting period is August 5th for snap guess we can go back to that there's nothing out here that says you want to sell you've got your two gaps one's kind of been filled a little bit which is exactly what you're looking for that is especially if you want to compare this to GLD you would like for it to come back to that gap and have no sellers and then continue on higher like this because you can as long as you don't gap higher generally these things can just continue on the alarm though should be the big gap higher in both snap and GLD without it if you just continue to kind of meander higher sit on your hands which is exactly what you want Expedia after booking.com we'll see what we've got in Expedia nice move on it not a lot of volume either we're going to the break or we'll be back we've got plenty of time to email or give me a call at<PHONE_NUMBER> and path at tfn.com I'm certain you are or strive to be one of the best of the best at everything you do in life it's the most common 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TFNN.com catch Tom O'Brien professional trader and educator on TFNN also a special guest on CNBC Tom will bisect and dissect the markets the Tom O'Brien show next on TFNN and we're looking good here feeling good up 48 points on the S&P cash was make sure that's correct 48 436 points on the Dow the Nasdaq's up 163 Russell's up 27 so we've got pretty much everything that we're looking for in a in a bounce but that does not put in a low we want probably a little bit of pullback on light volume to set that up and again a lot of this is news driven so you don't want to get to wound up thinking that the markets either going to go down or go up but I think you can probably say that at least between now and the G20 meeting at the end of the month that maybe cooler heads will prevail this news will die a little bit we'll start looking at those earnings that we talked about earlier and that is of course to where they do that sales force after the bell and umbrella and then of course tomorrow morning before the bell got American eagle outfitters don't expect a lot out of that I don't see a lot of people going to the mall very Bradley after the bell tomorrow night start getting a few more stocks that could move the market but it's really I think I got seeing a Wednesday morning a few others out here some new IPOs on Wednesday night I thought it was next week maybe it's tomorrow kind of a light and variable I guess for a little while so not happening a lot happening to drive the news not a lot of economic news and I think if it just quiet down everybody will get back to earnings but keep an eye on that CRM it will set the tone I suspect for the NASDAQ for tomorrow and listen to Tom O'Brien in the four o'clock hour to get the play by play on that in the meantime you want to sell when you can not when you have to and we'll see you here tomorrow same that channel


got some exposed IED components right up here all right what can you see right here? Power source, yeah. Initiator yeah I don't know if you guys can see that right there you got an initiator. What is this red wire? It's not wire what is it? Decor. Decor. This thing is not cooperating with me today. Need some glue or something. Decor. Decor so we can assume what's inside the container.


Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Harry Barr of Pacific Northwest Capital. How are you today? Very good. A beautiful day in the big city. I just want you to know, Harry, that I truly enjoy Dr. Luke Duchain's piece about you as a team leader and the impact on running a public company. You just recently announced a new advisory board member and a new VP of business development. Can you tell us a little bit more about these two new members? Yes. I'm very excited to have both of them on the team. I'll start with Ron Heber. He spent his whole career. When I first met him, the company was called Amplats, and they became Anglo-Platinum. They're the largest producer in the world. We had a long-term relationship with them in terms of an option joint venture where they spent just about $30 million on our property up in Sudbury, and Ron was ahead of international exploration amongst many other things with the company. He retired, I think it was 2009, and now he is an international PGM consultant, but again, having spent his whole career at Anglo with a full retirement, he's now out with his own company, so we're quite happy to have him both back on the team because he understands our Vervelli project and just to have his international experience. The second gentleman that just came on is our VP of exploration. We've known each other for at least 20 years. His name is Trevor Richardson. He has been an international businessman for a long time. He's a geologist first, graduated from the university in Sudbury, Laurentian, and spent most of his career over in Africa, and actually is the consultant to this day 20 years later and does most of not all of the work for Anglo-Platinum in their exploration division. So Trevor has come on as our VP of business development. Well, of course, I always talk about how important it is to invest in the jockey and the leader that can put a team together, but you also just, I was at the Mines and Money show, everyone's bull on PGMs. So of course, Pacific Northwest Capital was first and foremost a platinum group of medals play. Can you tell us a little bit more about this? Yeah, we're very fortunate. We made a discovery in 2000 and we had a big company as our partner for the longest time, Anglo-Platinum. They decided to get out of the, I guess, international exploration business kind of around 07-08. They gave us notice and it took us about four years to buy back their interest. They earned 50% of our project. So in 2011, we bought it back and we have spent now another five and a half million ourselves. We'll be drilling in October 3rd, which is next Monday again. And the last time we drilled was in around the spring of 2015. So we're quite excited to get back there, but a couple major milestones this year we added on another four kilometers of the same contact that's mineralized. So we have 16. We bought it from a local company that had spent about four million on it. So we have 16,000 acres approximately, 12,000 and it isn't a mining lease. And we have what is billed as the largest undeveloped primary PGM deposit in Canada, right out of Sudbury. So infrastructure, roads, highways, and very close to the metallurgical complex that could take our concentrate. And of course the reason, Harry, that you're using your leadership and bringing your team together is it's my understanding that Pacific Northwest Capital is kind of a project explorer, project generator, project operator. And you're also doing what, five lithium projects. So can you tell us a little bit more about the formula you're using? Well, I mean, the project generator model I think has been around for a while, more exposed in the last few years, but junior mining companies can get money in three different ways. One is we can raise equity when people want to buy our shares, but typically we try to take our projects to bigger companies. And that's what we did with River Valley. We were able to use one of the largest mining companies in the world's money in terms of an option joint venture and because of worldwide situation they decided to back out and we bought it back, but they put $27 million in. We were the operator during all that and what that meant is we did all of the work that was needed to be done in the project. We would make recommendations for budgets. We'd go out and do their work and there was a technical committee where they headed up and agreed to what we were going to do. In terms of where we're going on the lithium division, what we're doing is we're in a new area now and we're in just out of Winnipeg, about between 75 and 150 kilometers, all road accessible, most of the projects. We've got one of the top lithium geologists, Tantalum, rare metals, rare earth man, his name is Kerry Gilchuk, helping us. And we've acquired five properties since March and we're continuing to go out and do work on that and I guess move these properties to another stage where we can actually find a partner and now we're the largest landholders in one of the most important pegmatite fields in this country. Well, so if I understand you properly, we have the leadership, we have the team, we have the model, we have the properties, what should we as shareholders then expect next because it sounds to me like and your shareholders, you've shown a track record of happy shareholders. What should we expect next? Well, we're drilling October 3rd on River Valley, which has been a year since the drills have been there, so we're quite excited there. We're drilling on an area called the T2, which we made a brand new discovery just a year and a half ago. Nobody really cared. That's where the cycle was for the mining industry at the time. Five years for the juniors kind of were on the downturn. But things are looking up now. We've had a much better spring and summer and we're adding resource. So what we're trying to do in the northern portion of that property is take the approximate 600,000 ounces we have to about a million. And again, this T2 zone fits right into that area. It was very good grade the last time we drilled, so we're expecting more of that. On the lithium front, we're being out all summer looking at the five properties. Each one of them will have a geological report, recommendations to go forward. And our goal is to bring two to three of those to the drill stage by January, February, March of 2017. And of course, you also have a history of creating some pretty powerful strategic partnerships and offtake agreements. Is there anything you can talk about? Well, as a CEO, I've signed 43 deals with the biggest companies in the world. And they are the groups that we want to bring into our lithium projects if we can and certainly our PGM deposits, River Valley. What's happened in the last five years, they've had their share of problems. Again, the corner is being turned for them. And I think in the next six months to a year, you're going to see big companies coming back into juniors and funding their projects. Again, using that prospector generator model where we've generated the project and they'll come in and fund it and we'll keep a substantial share. Be the operator for a certain point of it and go out and try and bring these properties to better stages of development. Well, Harry, thank you so much for dropping by today. Well, thanks for having me again, Tracy.


As you begin your first semester at Ohio State, it is important to understand the structure of the degrees that the University awards. Though we offer both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees, both require students to complete a minimum of 120 credit hours in order to graduate. Some degrees may actually include more than 120 hours, depending on what additional requirements there are. Of those 120 hours, about 60 of the hours are considered to be general education coursework. These courses, the GE, are the University's core foundational courses. These are not just courses to race through and check off quickly. They are the important classes you will take that will expand on the skills you began learning in high school and will prepare you for the academic rigor of your major courses. Every student, regardless of whether they start in university exploration or a declared major, begins their college degree by taking general education courses. We like to use the analogy of building an ice cream sundae. Your general education courses are the dish or cone that support your major courses, the ice cream flavor, that you want to sink your teeth into and become an expert in. Major coursework typically makes up 40 to 60 hours of your degree. Without a strong foundation, the ice cream in a sundae melts and slips through your fingers. Similarly, without strong practice in writing and analytical thinking, the odds of success in your major courses can be tenuous. Ohio State requires the same general education categories for every major. So for example, an art major will have to take science and math courses, and a science major will have to take visual art courses. Advisors will recommend specific general education courses to you when you indicate an interest in a particular major or meta major. These courses can be prerequisites needed to declare a major or just courses that will allow you to sample what a major might be like. You can be very strategic when you choose your general education courses. If you know you have an interest in a particular culture or subject, it is likely that we can help you pick general education courses across all the categories that will fit with that particular niche area. For example, students have created GE themes in mythology and folklore, the media, politics, food, and different cultures of the world. The third type of course that can make up a part of your degree is the elective course. In our Sunday analogy, these would be the sprinkles and extra toppings. Students take elective courses for a variety of reasons. Some students may be interested in pursuing a minor. Some may want to take a course to explore a major without making a commitment to it. And some may want to just take a course for fun because the subject is interesting or beneficial to them in some way. Elective courses can be physical fitness courses, language courses, specific subject matter or prerequisites for study abroad or student leadership. There is room for elective courses in every degree plan, and often these courses serve as a way to customize and individualize a student's chosen major.


horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hardy high old silver, the lone ranger. Outlaws roam the new territory and gun law rule the rain in the early days of the western United States. It was not until the masked rider of the plane started his great fight for justice that the honest ranchers found peace and security in their new homes. Without thought of reward, the lone ranger devoted his life to the establishment of law and order on the frontier, and the memory of his deeds will remain as long as the memory of the early west itself. Return with us now those thrilling days of yesteryear when adventure lay at the end of every trail. The lone ranger rides again. The Padre of the mission had long been a close friend of the lone ranger and had helped him on several occasions. As our story opens, the two men are talking in the little patio near the chapel and some of the people in town were surprised when you went there to help serve justice Padre. Someday my friend, and I hope it may be soon, the people of Pecos will build a church and let one of us go there and live among them. I hope so. There's such a need for it. If only there could be more like you to ride and fight in the name of justice. I pray for the time when there will no longer be any need of fighting. But you have returned. Forgive me for not asking sooner. But can I be of service? You remember I came before to ask about the murder of a man named Slocum? I remember. Before Carlos, who knew part of the plan for Slocum's murder, was executed for another crime, he talked to you. At great length. He wanted to make his peace. I told Carlos there were things he must do. Among them was to write a sign confession, telling what he knew about the murder of Senior Slocum. And he gave you that sign confession? He did. He told me to use it. If the time came when it would save another person from being punished for the crime. That's exactly it. Sam Slocum was thought to have taken his own life. That was a false accusation. He was considered a murderer. But my friend, that matter is closed. I showed you what Carlos left for me to show. Proof that Senior Slocum was killed by another. That, with the fact you knew, found the real murderer. And I understand he is now in prison. Here's not the matter closed. I went with you to Pekos. My word was believed. Padre, I want to take that note to Pekos with me. For the law to keep? No. There are a few people there who didn't understand the thanks. They didn't know that Carlos had given you that written in sign message. They think you violated a confidence. You wish to do this for me? Yes, Padre. I appreciate it, amigo. But I do not wish it so. You don't want me to show these people the proof that you did only what Carlos asked you to do? No. Those who know and understand me and my teachings would know the truth and would want no proof or explanation. They would have implicit faith in me and they would know that any one of my order would gladly choose death in preference to the violation of the seal of confession. You mind if I explain to some of those people? Explain, my friend, if you wish to do so. They will believe you. You need not take proof. But wait. I am glad to have you come here. Look, you see that man who comes from the chapel? Yes. I want you to know him, my friend. His name is Lawson. He is called Arizona. Lawson? Yes. He is a hunter, a good man, but one who rides alone. He might sometime need a friend. If he's your friend, you know he can count on me. And he could have no better friend than you. But come, let me introduce you. After the Lone Ranger left the mission, he joined Tonto. And as a two-road, he spoke about the young bounty hunter he had met. He was a likable fellow, Tonto. Him called Arizona. That's right. He's from Arizona. So that's what he calls himself. Him not staying one place long. No, he's restless. He travels around with his dog following the tracks of wolves. Bringing one down now and then and collecting the bounty for us. Oh. That's why I thought he might be of help to us from time to time. Isn't that good? He gets around a lot and learns a lot about outlaws and crooked lawmen. Ah, Tonto thinks it. What is it, Tonto? You hear? Sounds like the safe of Pecos. It comes plenty fast. Yes, faster than the safe of the horses on this sort of ground. Must be just around the bend there. Ah. There it is, Tonto. You look. Those horses are out of control. Driver not got range. Come on, Silver.  Come on, Silver. Get on this side, Tonto. I'll circle in the far side.  Get them range. Get over them, stranger. The lone ranger in Tonto raced alongside the six plunging terrors picking horses. The stage driver helpless had a hard time hanging onto the rocking, shaking coach. Working together, the masked man and his Indian friend ranged alongside the leading pair, ripped the reins by leaning far out of their saddles, and by sheer strength pulled the horses to a stop. Move, move. Any color. Any more, Elder. Any left, no more. Any left. Steady ground. Steady. Yeah. You all right, Tonto? I'm me. Me all right. There you are, driver. It's lucky your stage didn't tip. Sure is shooting as a miracle, mister. Here are your reins. Thanks. I don't think any of the gear is broken, but you'd better examine it. Hey, have you been wounded? Oh, just winged. I ain't hurt serious. But I reckon my passenger is killed. Oh, what happened? Tonto, look inside and see if you can help the passenger. No, no, Tonto, look. Got shot up a few miles back. I don't know who the critter was. He had his face covered. Like you. Land safe. I just noted that mask. Tell me some more. Now, look at here. There ain't nothing worth taking. All the highwaymen I could tolerate for one day. Take it easy. Put that mask on. I'm not going to try and rob you. You did give me a helping hand. I can't forget that. Lower inside. In, dad. Here, sir. Uh-huh. Oh, that's what I was afraid of. This mister is going to be hit awful hard about this. Tonto, have a look at the driver's wound. Uh-huh. Now get down from here, Redskin. Needn't climb up. Here to look at my wound. It ain't nothing. Did one man do the job? Yeah. Ouch! Hey there, Redskin, let me be. Tonto, look at wound. Did he steal anything? No, he didn't even search us. Just stopped the stage and threw lead into the banker. And when I tried to say something, he shot me. Where did this happen? Just a few miles back. You can see the place all right. The ground is pretty bad marked up from the hoof. Would you recognize the horse or the clothing of the man? Sharks, nine men out and ten around Pekos have the same sort of outfit. Woo, not bad. All right, Tonto. Get back to the saddle now.  I gotta get to town. I gotta report this to the sheriff. And I reckon I'll have to bust the tough news to poor Miss Whipple. She's the banker's wife. Go ahead, driver. He ain't going to rob me? I'm not a robber. Go on. Yes, sir. Get along there! Get! Tonto, it seems there is still a killer at large near Pekos. That's right. Wait, and fellow Arizona, what about him? I wonder if he might have seen anything. He was heading away from the mission. He might have passed the killer. Tonto, you ride out that way and see what you can learn from the tracks. I'm going to head into Pekos and see what develops there when the driver reports that murder. In Pekos, a little later that same day, the widow of the banker was with the sheriff. It's hard, Sheriff. Mighty hard. Whipple was as fine a man as ever lived. I know Mrs. Whipple. He helped them as needed it and was deserving of it. And all his red and studded papers from the east so as he could give the men around here free advice and lent most all his personal cash to the government for the war. Why did it have to be him? You gave me the names of three men, Matilde. It's one of them three. It's got to be. There ain't no one else who'd want to kill him. It was a spy murder. That's what it was. Jim Warrant killed for his money. He didn't have none on him that was worth the taken and Leif says they didn't even search him. He was killed for spite. We'll find the snake that done it, Matilde and string him from the highest tree in Pekos. It's one of them three. I know it. I sent men out to look over the scene and try and get a clue. It won't bring Jim back. But I'll feel us. I'd better to see the killer punished for it. The three you mentioned will be here a full all. I let word go out. I want to speak to them. If it ain't Sam Smead or Wendy Hogan, it's got to be Ben Hawkins. I'd stake my life on it. Here. I hear you want to see me. Yes, I do, Smead. Sit down, ma'am. Howdy, Miss Whipple. I'm, uh, right sorry about the banker. That ain't true, Sam Smead. Huh? You ain't a bit sorry. You're laughing in your sleeve about it. You had it in for Jim Whipple ever since he organized the men to beat you when you tried to get elected sheriff. There don't take eye to this. I don't know yet. Can you prove any alibi? Gosh, no, Sheriff. I was on the ranch to the word. Tell me you want to see me. Howdy, Sheriff. Come in, Ben. I am in. Here's Wendy. Hello. Ben, you had it in for Whipple ever since he wouldn't let you marry his daughter. Ever? You know it, Ben. You told him, then, that someday he'd be sorry. And you, Wendy, Whipple foreclosed the mortgage on your place. Yeah, sure. What about it? Where was you around noon? Me? Gosh, Sheriff, I reckoned home. Can you prove that? Gosh, no, I was there alone. And where was you, Ben? Why should I tell? Because one of you three shot and killed Jim Whipple. I didn't even know he was dead. Suppose you lie and say you're sorry. Well, sure I'm sorry. I was so right him when he wouldn't let Betsy marry me, but I got over that. Dead? Yes. Oh, Lave, come in here. Look at these three critters. Yeah, I see him. How's your shoulder now, Lave? Oh, shucks, that ain't nothing, ma'am. Does any one of these look like he might have been a killer? Well, no, I... You can't pin that on me. You're just guessing, Sheriff.  They're all about the size of the critter. I reckon any one of them might have done it. On the other hand, I figure it's more like you the jet the boy just came into town with. Who? There's some sort of a pilgrim or a bounty hunter or something. Where is he? He's riding a bay horse, and he hasn't got much of a story. Anyone know him? Nope, he claims his name is Arizona, and that's all the name you'll give out. You've got a pretty bad dog with him. He's probably the killer. Why'd the boys bring him in? Well, they found the dog tracks around where the stage was stuck up. They've seen where the dog had been tied, and it might have been why this Arizona fellow was shooting us up. They couldn't get no clues but them dog tracks, so they followed him and brought this hombre in. Where is he now? Well, they'll fetch him in. They ought to let us out. Not yet, it don't. This stranger ain't no reason that I know of to murder my husband. There's the dog. That's him. Where do I see him? Get that dog out in here. Take it up somewhere. Come on, stranger. The sheriff will want a lot of talk with you. Well, mister, what's your name? Just call me Arizona. That's all, sir. Did you murder the banker? Yes, that's just about the flamedest fool question I ever hear asked. Well, did you, didn't you?   What was you doing at the scene of the holdup? Looking around. Why was your dog tied up? That dog of mine's the best wolf hunter that ever lived. He helps me catch wolves that I collect bounty on. And after he gets one, I have to rope the critter. He'd tear it to pieces before I could get the ears that I got to show to collect bounty. I ain't got a notion to lock all four of you till we get to investigating this thing more complete. You all need to, Sheriff. Sheriff, what's the sign of the news? Take it easy. I can draw these guns faster than I have to. Where'd you come from, stranger? Arizona's the only man you'll have to lock up, Sheriff. Well, dog gone. A friend to shore arrived. Yeah. Here he says, Sheriff, lock him up. I ain't used to taking the word of a mask, man, mister. But you've been in Pagos before. You're the armory rider's a horse named Silver. Yes. But look here, Miss Tidy. Lock the man up. Hold him for trial. You hear that, boys?  And keep a tightrope on that dog of yours. Go on now. Get going. There you are, Mrs. Whipple. Reckon that'll clean up the murder of your husband. Sheriff, it ain't right somehow. What do you mean it ain't right? I don't know. That good-looking young bounty hunter ain't no murderer. Not if I know faces. Well, if the lone ranger says it's so, it's got to be so. I'd have heaps sooner believe one of their mother three critters was guilty. And besides, Sheriff, the mask man said to lock Arizona up. Sure. But he didn't say Arizona was the killer. The curtain falls on the first act of tonight's Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments how to continue our story. With Arizona, the young bounty hunter whom the Lone Ranger had met at the Spanish mission, locked in jail and held on suspicion of murder, the other three suspects felt greatly relieved. After the sheriff had retired that night, the Lone Ranger entered his home and shook him gently by the shoulder. Well, what's the matter? What is this? Date morning yet? Wake up, Sheriff. I want to talk to you. Hi. Reepon Sassafras. It's you. Yes. It shakes a lot. What are you doing here, mister? I want to speak to you, Sheriff. Yet why do we can pay attention to what I'm going to say? I'm awake. I'm wide awake. What is it? You have Arizona locked in jail. Sure, but you told me to do so. Arizona's not the murderer. Hmm? Then what in Sam Hill did you tell me to lock him up for? So we could find the real murderer, huh? Town or wasn't town while you were questioning those three men. He told me about them. Yeah? Which one of the three do you suspect? Shucks. Any one of the three is likely to have been the killer, but you told me about Arizona. You told me to lock him up. Yes. Arizona did have his dog tied up near the scene of the murder, but that doesn't say that he's the killer. Well, who is? I don't know yet. But if the dog was there and Arizona was there, ain't that proof of that? Arizona came here while I was looking around. Todd and I stopped the stage as late may have told you. Yeah, he mentioned that. Town or came on to town and I went back to the scene of the murder. While I was there, Arizona came along. I'd met him just a little while before at the mission. Yeah? The two of us looked over the scene together, but we couldn't find a clue. Then we outlined a scheme. And Arizona came on here to get locked up? Yes. Well, dog, all of that don't beat all. Mrs. Whipple said she didn't think he was a killer. She was right. If he hadn't been such a good-looking young critter, he'd likely be lynched by this time.  If you'll take all the suspected men with you and question Arizona in the morning, I think it'll lead to the capture of the real killer. How's that? Arizona knows what to tell you. Just do what he asks. If you say so, Mr. you'll see how it'll work out. And, Sheriff, there's something else I want to tell you. Yeah? Don't be surprised at anything that happens in the morning while you're questioning Arizona. It's going to be right neat to see you question him, Sheriff. Don't you might enjoy it, Ben. How about you, Wendy? Oh, sure. There's Sam. We let him in on a two. Hi, Sam. Yeah?  Where are you going? Going to the jail. We're going to question Arizona and see if we can't make him confess to the murder of Banker Whipple. Yeah. That suits me. Right down the ground. The more we have there to see the question, and the more nervous it's likely to make Arizona. Yeah. Well, I thought you were going to frame me for that murder, Sheriff. I won't frame no man. But I'll find the one who done it. Hope you got your keys to the jail. I never travel without him. That sure is a big dog, Arizona. Yeah? If we hang him, I'm going to sort her out the critter. It's a first-rate dog. Where's that boy, quiet down. Good morning, Sheriff. Arizona, I got some things to speak to you about. I figured you might have.  You didn't, Darn. Known? If you'll give me half a chance, I can find the one who done it. How is that? Wait, I'm going to open up the cell. Then you can come out and talk. All right, come on. Thanks, Sheriff. Now, what's this about you finding the one who done it? We've seen it. We? Meaning who? Me and my dog. You've seen it, Darn. Yep.  That dog seen the murder. That's too bad dogs can't talk. That's a likely story, Arizona. Maybe if we ask the dog, he'll tell us which one done this. Your chance can lay up, but that dog's powerful smart. Arizona, I'm going to give you a chance to confess the murder. You confess it, and you might get away with life in jail. If you don't confess it, we're going to hang you. Whether I done it or not, you're going to hang me, huh? I reckon you've done it all right.  He ought to know. Che, if you know where that killer took place, don't you? Yeah, what about it? You go to that place, then look to the south, about 200 yards or so, and you'll see an old dead tree. Oh, yeah? If you go to that tree, I got a notion you'll find your killer. What's he doing there? Can't tell you right now what he's doing. Maybe he's sitting waiting to confess, sir.  I promise you that. That's plumb crazy. No, taint. He had a spare horse tethered by that tree. The ground there is soft enough to see the hoof prints. Might be worth a trip out there just to satisfy my curiosity. I'd sure admire to see you go. Hey, somebody shot him. He come through that window. I see him in the gunfire. Get around outside of the place. He's running back in the jail. Don't let him get away. It was a mask man. There he goes. Shoot him. No, and I'm shooting at you. Blame fools. You can't drill a man right in at that speed. Why did you shoot Arizona? I wonder what that mask company has against Arizona. Sure was determined to see him killed. He's seen it was a chance of him getting out of this murder charge. He just drilled through the window. I guess this thing is getting complicated. Maybe me help. Where'd you come from, Redskins? What do you mean, help? What's that you say? Me help you.  Quiet, quiet, quiet. Hey, you. Yeah.  Me go. Look at fella inside. Yeah, go ahead and you can see how bad he's hurt. Tonto think maybe him dead. You wait here. No, we'll wait here till you come out. Not good. Well, the sheriff and the three men wedded for Tonto outside the jail. They watched the masked rider disappearing in the distance to strad a snow white horse. Then Tonto came out and said, you're not helping now. Can't help him, huh? I know. Well, boys, I tell you what I'm going to do. What's that, Sheriff? I'm going to take a posse and go to that tree Arizona school club. I'm just curious enough to investigate and see what he was talking about there. Yeah. Shucks. Hope you're anything there. Well, I guess not Arizona was the killer, but just the same. Oh, he sure must have been the killer.  You'll ride out the stage trail to where the holdup took place, and then head for the tree and see what we can find there. Get at least the driver to go along with us and a couple other boys. Tonto go too. Good enough, engine. You can go along if you want to. If anyone else wants to go, come on along. Get your horses and let's start traveling. But, Sheriff, what about taking up the trail of that masked rider? No, one thing at a time. If he killed the prisoner, we've got to get him. Who's giving orders around here, anyhow? You are. Them orders is downright confusion.  Hey, folks had wanted you for, Sheriff. They'd have voted that way.  After racing away from the jail, the Lone Ranger circled back to where the big wolf-hunting dog was tied. The Sheriff and his posse had ridden out along the stage trail, and when they arrived at the spot Arizona had described, they left the trail and headed for an old dead tree some hundred yards away. I'm staking a lot on what you tell me, Donald. Isn't that good? Are you sure about Arizona? Uh, can't oh, pretty sure. I never heard the low cakes of killer in this way, but I'm willing to try anything if it'll bring the guilty man into the open. You'll see. Many soon. Hey, Sheriff, reckon that must be the tree over yonder, ain't it? That right, Sam.  Say we'd find the clues there. Oh, you'll see about that, Sam. It's just a waste of time. That's all. All this riding for nothing.  Why should I be if here? I don't know. Well, most of the tree, Sheriff. I got eyes, man. Arizona says it was hook marks there. Yeah, that's what he said. Well, the ground will have to be a heap softer than it is to show any hook, Prince. Maybe it is. Don't look so. Well, you'll see in just a couple of seconds. Uh, Sheriff, is this the place? Yeah, here we are. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't spoil the tracks around here, fellas. Yeah, see. Yeah, don't see no clues. No clue here. What's that red skin? We can't find clue here. We won't? No. There are no hook print here. Then why in tarnation was we brought here? Me tell you. Well, go on. Dog a hunter. Sea killer. What about it? Dog, plenty smart. Him think Arizona dead now. What's that to do with it? You look yonder, near stage trail. Well, there's a mask, man. There's a white horn. He's got that hunting dog with him. What's the big idea anyhow? Dog know who killed banker. And dog think same fella. Kill Arizona. What about it? Dog come now. Him get killer. Him plenty bad dog. And him kill. Now, hold on.  The dog can't tell who the killer is. Him no. You mean to say that's the reason why he's all sent here? Huh? So the dog could get the scent of the killer from near the stage trail, then come here and pick that critter out in our group. Is that it? That's right. Well, maybe the dog can make a mistake. I don't see no sense to leave it to a dog. Now, hold on. Let's go get that mask, fella. He's got Arizona. Take it easy. Here come dogs. He's heading straight for us. Sure, they can't do this. He'll chop us up. Now, take it easy. Just take it easy. I don't reckon the dog will get the wrong man. He's got percent. That dog's a man killer. I'm going to shoot the critter. No, you ain't. Put that gun down. There ain't going to be no shots of fire. I'm trusting to the judgment of that dog. He's followed rules all over this part of the country. Now he's going to crack down a human wolf. By a thunderation if the dog can do that, I'll take my hat off to that mask man. The mask man killed Arizona. I'm beginning to have my doubts about that. Him not kill Arizona. Arizona not hurt. He heard it all? No. You find silver bulletin wall and jails. So that is why the mask man told me not to be surprised with anything that happened.  Maybe you're the killer. Hey, hey. Don't let him get the... Hey, Whitney. What's the matter? Look at Whitney. Where's he gone? What's wrong with Whitney? He's heading for that tree. Hey there, Whitney. Come back here. He's trying to climb the tree. Don't let him get the... Look at the dog. He's gone right for the tree. He's picked Whitney.  Don't let him get the... There comes the mask man now. The dog wants her in the tree. What do you make of that, kids? What do you make of it? The dog's picked Wendy Hogan as the killer of Banker Whippo. Let me down. Let me down here. Get that dog. The killer print. I don't let him get me here. Go, go, go. Go, go, go. The dog is picked Wendy Hogan. How about it, Wendy? You want to confess or are you going to stay up there until you starve? I don't let that dog get me. Don't let him get me. You're the one the dog's after, Wendy. Confess and we'll rope the dog so you can come down. I confess. I kill the Banker. I don't. I admit it. How about that, Sheriff? Is that confession enough? It certainly is. Wendy Hogan of all people. Try out. And he had us all on a suspicion. Come on down now, Wendy. The dog won't bow down. Quiet boy. Quiet. Tie the dog. Tie him up. The dog isn't after you, Wendy. He's after the carcass of a wolf that we'd ride across the ground and tied up in that tree. You'll see it hanging above your head. Well, I'll be dog gone, if this don't beat all. So it was the wolf the dog was after. Yes. You see, Sheriff, Arrowzone and I met on the stage trail. When Arizona told me how his dog would follow the track of a wolf, we decided to try a scheme to trap a human wolf. And you sure don't match? We got the killer Lone Ranger. And now if you want to take my keys, you can go and get your friend the bounty hunter out in jail. Here you are. Catch him. Yep. Arizona will be glad to hear that his plan worked. I.O. Silver. You have just heard, as a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Messy, do you want that one? No, there's another group. There's another one. Yes, OK. Three more. Several waves of... Not for the Americans. You can't stay with them. Sorry. Gary, is there another... Gary, is there another group after this? Is there another group after this? So there are three total. Thank you. Peace out. Peace out.


Thank you, Dave. Good morning. This is the convening of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. It's an adjudicatory hearing, but we hold these matters public because we convening virtually. I will do our roll call. Good morning, Commissioner O'Brien. Good morning. I'm here. Good morning, Commissioner Hill. Good morning. I'm here. Good morning, Commissioner Skinner. Good morning. Good morning, Commissioner Maynard. Good morning. Okay, so today is Tuesday, November 28, 2023, and because it's an adjudicatory hearing where our legal team has prepared a script that I'll read into the record and will outline our proceeding today, this is an adjudicatory hearing before the Massachusetts Gaming Commission relative to the suitability of Julie Cameron Doe as an individual qualifier to win resorts limited. We'll refer to win resorts as win, which is the parent company of the category two gaming license C win mass LLC doing business here in Everett at Encore Boston Harbor. My name is Kathy Judd-Star. I'm the chair of the commission I'm joined today by my colleagues, commissioners Eileen O'Brien, Brad Hill, Nikisha Skinner, and Jordan Maynard. The entire commission will preside over the hearing and decision of this matter. This hearing will be conducted in accordance with 205CMR 101.01, the informal fair hearing rules outlined in 801CMR 1.02 and Chapter 30A of the general laws. I'd also like to notify everyone that this proceeding is being recorded and streamed. A notice of hearing dated November 15, 2023 was issued to the parties. The notice identifies the issues that this hearing is intended to address. Specifically, the commission will focus its review on whether the facts presented constitute clear and convincing evidence that the suitability standards set out in general laws Chapter 23K sections 12 and 16 and 205CMR 115.01 subsection 1 have been met. There are two parties before us today and each are represented. I'll ask that Ms. Franks and then Mr. Nozzle please to identify yourselves and your teams and advise the commission as to whom everyone represents has applicable. Good morning. We'll start with Ms. Franks. Good morning, Chair and Commissioners. Deanna Franks on behalf of the IEV. Also present today for the IEV is Interim Director of the IEV and Chief Enforcement Council, Heather Hall, Sergeant David Collette of the Massachusetts State Police, Financial Investigations Chief Monica Chang and Financial Investigators Zongfei Zhu. I've just been looking at my screen. I don't see... Oh, you're all in one room. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. I'm looking for your names. Oh, there you are. Thank you. Good morning. It's nice to see you all together. Now, Mr. Nozzle, good morning again. Good morning, Chair. Good morning, members of the commission. Jed Nozzle of Womabon, Dickinson here on behalf of Julie Cameron Doe and her capacity as a qualifier for Wind Resorts Limited. I'm also joined by Executive Vice President and General Counsel Jackie from... Senior. Senior. Sorry, my job after this one. So, Senior Executive Vice President. And obviously we're here with Ms. Cameron Doe as well. Good morning. Julie Cameron Doe, Chief Enforcement of Wind Resorts. Nice to see you. Thank you. Boston Weather is right now very pleasant for your visit today. At the conclusion of my opening remarks, this proceeding will commence with opening remarks. Each party will be offered an opportunity to make a statement, though it's not required. After opening statements, we will move to the presentation of the evidence in this matter. The IEB will be called upon to present its findings, as described in the investigation report. Any commissioner may ask a question of anyone presenting information at any point during or following the presentation. At the conclusion of the IEB's presentation, Mr. Nozzle will be afforded an opportunity to ask questions of any individual who presented information on behalf of the IEB relative to any matter addressed in the investigation report or to which he or she vote. At the conclusion of the IEB's presentation, Mr. Nozzle will be given the same opportunity to make a presentation. He may call any witnesses and present any other evidence he desires. Commission is directed in the notice of hearing that at a minimum Ms. Cameron Doe be available if called upon to testify at this hearing. Additionally, the commission may require any of the IEB investigators to testify as to their findings. Either party may raise any objection it desires at any time. However, our legal department asks that the basis for all objections be clearly stated. Finally, at the conclusion of the presentations of all the evidence, Ms. Franks and Mr. Nozzle will be providing an opportunity to make closing remarks summing up their view of the evidence. Again, this is optional. Before we begin, I understand that there are two exhibits for consideration at this hearing that have been exchanged by the parties in advance. Those exhibits are as follows. Exhibit one, notice of hearing dated November 15, 2023. Exhibit two, the IEB's investigation report, dated September 18, 2023. Are there any objections to any of these exhibits being marked and entered into evidence? Ms. Franks? Thank you. And Mr. Nozzle, I've noted both have said no objections, so those exhibits shall be admitted into evidence. If either party would like to have any additional documents entered into evidence during the course of the hearing, please ensure that they are properly introduced and marked for the record. The commission anticipates that its inquiry at this proceeding will be related to the matter's address of the investigation report, I'm sorry, in the investigation report, and contained in the notice of hearing. If a line of questioning conducted by the commission moves into an area that has not been included in the report or notice, but that is material to the final determination of this matter, any party may request a recess in the proceeding to review the issue. The commission will deliberate privately and make a final decision at the conclusion of the evidentiary portion of the hearing. Now swear all the witnesses in, counsel, or all the individuals who you anticipate presenting testimony in this matter present on this call. Yes. Okay. Thank you. Anyone who'll be testifying this proceeding, please raise your right hand. Okay. Do you solemnly swear that the testimony you'll provide before the commission at this proceeding will be the truth, the whole truth is nothing but the truth. I too. Okay. All right. Thank you. I'll have you spotted in the affirmative. Given the nature of a suitability review, there is necessarily a significant amount of personal or commercially sensitive information the commission is being called upon to consider. Public discussion of such information may result in the unwarranted invasion of an individual's personal privacy or may place an entity at a competitive disadvantage such information were to be publicly discussed. For the commission to be able to effectively and diligently execute its legal obligations prior to making a suitability finding, it must be at liberty to fully inquire relative to any of these sensitive matters without compromising the individuals or entities involved to do otherwise would be at a minimum unfair and potentially unlawful. Accordingly, my colleagues and I may elect to exercise the discretion afforded in accordance with 205 CMR 101 by 01 paragraph 7 to close this proceeding to the public to fully address certain matters. Before we begin, it's my understanding that a pre-hearing conference was conducted with representatives of the applicant, the IEB, and our legal department at which procedural and evidentiary issues were discussed. Do either of the parties have any preliminary issues or objections they'd like to raise at this time? I was just going to say the only preliminary matter on behalf of the IEB is I'd just like to confirm that Attorney Nozzle is stipulating to the IEB report. Thanks, Chair. I think Attorney Franks and I are both going to say the exact same thing. We have not opportunity to review or to stipulate to its accuracy for purposes of the evidentiary record. And so you are stipulating to that exhibit too, correct? Correct. Thank you so much. All right. Thank you. I'll now turn to Ms. Franks and ask that you make any introductory remarks you'd like to make and then move directly into the IEB's presentation. And again, thank you to our colleagues in the IEB, Sergeant Collette, Ms. Chang. And I'm sorry, is that they? Yes. Thank you. I don't have any opening remarks, and I'm comfortable moving right into the presentation. Excellent. I'd first like to start out by thanking Financial Investigations Chief Monica Chang, Financial Investigator Zang Pei Zhu, Sergeant David Collette, and Sugar John Morris for their work on this investigation. Ms. Cameron Doe is a qualifier for Windmass LLC, doing business as Encore Boston Harbor. Ms. Cameron Doe submitted all of the required forms and complied with all of the IEB's requests for supplemental and updated information during the investigation. The IEB also interviewed Ms. Cameron Doe, and she has been cooperative and forthcoming throughout the entire process. In keeping with the IEB's established protocols for background reviews of casino qualifiers, we verified identity, confirmed financial stability and integrity, reviewed litigation history, searched criminal history, verified that no prohibited political contributions were made in Massachusetts, and conducted checks of open source and law enforcement databases. Ms. Cameron Doe is the Chief Financial Officer with Wind Resorts Limited. Wind Resorts is the indirect parent company of the Category 1 licensee, Windmass LLC, which operates the Encore Boston Harbor Casino. Ms. Cameron Doe reports directly to Wind's CEO, Mr. Billings. Five team members directly report to her, and a total of approximately 90 individuals fall under her leadership. Ms. Cameron Doe has previous experience working in the gaming industry. Prior to Wind, Ms. Cameron Doe works for Aristocrat Technologies Inc. as the Group General Manager of Finance, and was ultimately promoted to the position of Chief Financial Officer. She additionally worked as Finance Director for other companies, including Healthcare Australia Proprietary Limited, Hotel Club Proprietary Limited, and e-bookers Limited. Ms. Cameron Doe has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Durham. She additionally attended the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Milton Keys, UK, and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. Ms. Cameron Doe disclosed in her application that she has been found suitable or is registered to participate in some form of gaming and over 60 jurisdictions throughout the world due to positions she previously held within the gaming industry, including Ohio, Kansas, Delaware, Missouri, and Louisiana. She reported that she is currently in the process of applying to several new jurisdictions due to her position with Wind, and the IED was informed she was most recently found suitable in Nevada in connection with her position with Wind. The investigation did not uncover any derogatory information that would indicate that Ms. Cameron Doe lacks the requisite financial stability, integrity, and background to be deemed suitable in accordance with the criteria listed in the Massachusetts gaming law and regulations. The IED recommends that commission issue a positive determination of suitability. This concludes the prepared remarks that I have for the commission, and of course members of the team are available for any questions. Missions, do you have any questions for Ms. Franks or for the witnesses? Okay, I'm seeing no. At this point, I'll turn then to, thank you, Deondre and Ms. Franks. Thank you, nicely done, and thank you to the IED team for its investigation report. We'll turn now to Mr. Nozzle. Do you have any questions for Ms. Franks? We do not have any questions for Ms. Franks or the IED. So I'll have you turn then to your presentation. Oh, thank you very much, Chair. I'll be brief in my opening remarks just to thank the commission and the IED for its investigation. We benefit from, obviously, its thoroughness in helping establish the qualifier's suitability by clear convincing evidence, and that is the conclusion of the report. I would like to introduce Ms. Cameron Doe and make her available for any questions that the commission has at this time. Thank you, De. Good morning again. Julie Cameron Doe, CFO of Wynn Resorts. It's a pleasure to be here. I would also like to thank the IED for the thorough work and report that they produced and appreciate the time for Madam Chair and commissioners in front of you and are available for any questions. Okay. Any questions for the applicant commissioners? I think we very much appreciate you coming to the East Coast and being there with your colleague Jackie Crum and, of course, with Mr. Nozzle. I think commissioners, the fact that you don't have any questions is indicative of perhaps the comprehensive report that we've received without any objections and the recommendation from IED. I'm assuming that you don't have closing remarks, Mr. Nozzle. I would be repetitive, but, of course, again, we just thank the commission for its time today and all the work that the IED put in over the last several months into preparing the report and getting us to where we are today. Thank you. Before I turn just one last time to my fellow commissioners, I guess my only comment would be congratulations to you, Ms. Cameron Doe, on your career. You have, it was interesting to read about the progression of your career and how you achieved your objectives. And also you've done so when perhaps it was a bit of a challenge for women. So congratulations to that and your accomplishments. I want to just make sure, commissioners, you don't have any questions you'd like to ask in private session, as I noted above, that's an opportunity that we do have. I'll set. Commissioner O'Brien, do you want to quote Commissioner Cameron? I don't know whether we do that now for deliberations, but yeah, we should actually make it a term of art in the regs that when we see a clean report, we know this is going to move quickly. So yeah, that's an IED and also Ms. Doe for having a clean report. Thank you. So each of the parties have been, I think afforded their opportunity to make their statements. Ms. Frank, do you have any closing remarks? Just briefly, Chair, I'd like to thank again just all members of the IED that participated and the parties as well and the commission for their time. Thank you. Okay, so if there's no other matters to address, we'll conclude this portion of the proceeding. Again, we don't have a formal adjournment because in the nature of we use adjudicatory hearings. It's always odd to excuse people virtually, but I just want to again thank you and I hope that you're you have safe travels when you do return to Las Vegas. Thank you, Chair. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks, Chair. Okay, now we'll ask the magic question. Are you going to transport a similar day or do we just stay