It was the worst of times. Instability and war were rampant across the Arabian Peninsula. First, it was the Ottoman-Persian War in 1730 that lasted for five years, then followed by a series of major clashes resulting in the rise of the first Saudi state, the Emirate of Deriyya, and with it began a strategy of amalgamation of smaller emirates around the Arabian Peninsula. One such target for the Al-Sarud was the Benu Khalid Emirate located along the eastern coast of the Arabian Gulf. By the late 1740s, the Benu Khalid, feeling threatened, instigated a campaign of attacks on the Saudi Emirate. These skirmishes lasted for over 40 years and would end with the collapse of the Benu Khalid Emirate. One people's instability was another people's opportunity. For the small fishing village of Kuwait, even though falling under the jurisdiction of the Benu Khalid Emirate, being on the far geographic periphery of the many devastating wars and complicated political jockeying that characterized the peninsula, it was the best of times, a boom if you may. European traders seeking a safe and secure base to conduct their business found that Kuwait and its port were ideally located for all their logistical needs, and to make matters even more exciting for the Kuwaitis, a wonderful consequence to the new found European trade presence was a substantial appetite for Arabian pearls. Such new and overwhelming demand took an industry that was barely scrapping by to one that would become the leading Kuwaiti export over the next 150 years. These two realities of instability and prosperity came crashing into each other in 1756, when the Emir of the Benu Khalid Emirate, A'rayir ibn Jain ibn Sa'dun, decided to seed power in Kuwait and focus on protecting the heart of his Emirate, the Ihsa region. Such a withdrawal would lead to a vacuum of governance in Kuwait. To preempt any chaos or instability taking shape, the Kuwaiti families and clans gathered to discuss the future political structure for the now-prospering town. Times were so good that it would be a shame to have to refocus their efforts on having to deal with such political uncertainty. There was a clan that had emigrated to Kuwait a mere 50 years earlier, numbering over 2,000. This group included the Al-Sabahs, a respected and trustworthy tribe. They had shown loyalty to all whom had interacted with them, from the Emir of Benu Khalid to the various pearl diving or merchant families of Kuwait. All vouched for the Al-Sabah tribe's moral and ethical standing. A proposal was put forth by some of the attending families. Brethren, we all have our own interests to look after. We are neither governors nor emirs. We know nothing of such a responsibility. Our expertise is to conduct business via trade and the construction of ships. Let us ask the Al-Sabahs if they would agree to govern the town, to be judge and jury, to protect our families when our men are away at sea for the many months during our expeditions. We all have consensus on their high character. They are a God-fearing people and we cannot hope for a better choice. I say, let us vote on it. And the vote took place unanimously. It was the will of the people to select the Al-Sabah tribe as the rulers of Kuwait. And Sabah I of Ben-Jaber became the first Emir of Kuwait in that same year, 1756, almost three centuries later, till this very day, the Al-Sabahs still rule Kuwait. Okay, okay, you're going to say that this doesn't make Kuwait an actual democracy. First, because a vote only happened once over 250 years ago. And second, because the vote selected a family as the ruling authority, as opposed to an individual leader based on his or her own character, merits, or abilities. Let me tackle this last point, as the first, time doesn't really impact our debate. The Kuwaiti people selected a clan as opposed to an individual. How is that any different? Nowhere in its definition does democracy mandate a selection of an individual through a vote or choice by the people as the leader of a nation. The same thing happens everywhere in the supposed true democracies of the world. Many nations vote in a proportional representation system. So they vote for a political party and not an individual. Once a party wins or negotiates a majority, then they appoint a leader for their nation. Some of these democratic nations include Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden. Other similar situations also present themselves like in the year 2022, when in the United Kingdom, the English people who in their previous elections had voted for Boris Johnson of the Conservatives Party to be Prime Minister. Upon his resignation in September of 2022, the Conservatives Party selected Liz Truss as his replacement. The English people didn't vote for Liz Truss, and under two months later, Truss would resign due to her poor performance. Again, a month later after that, another replacement, Rishi Sunak, would take over as Prime Minister of England, three leaders of the democratic nation, two of whom were never chosen by the people. How is a Sabah tribe any different to the British Conservatives Party, or any major party that has been dominant at the voting booths in their respective democratic nations around the world? Kuwait's system of rule is pretty much a monarchic system, where succession of leadership remains within one family. But hold on, how can anyone be judgmental about Kuwait's claim for being democratically first when we also bear witness to leaders of democratic nations achieving their positions due to political nepotism? Isn't that more or less the same as monarchic succession? How is what's happening in today's Western political landscape reflective of true democracy, a rule by the people, and that the people have spoken? Looking from one democratic country to another reveals that politics is reserved for the very few and elite. In Canada, one Prime Minister Trudeau hands another Prime Minister Trudeau the chalice to drink the wisdoms and knowledge to lead a nation. In India, we have Indira Gandhi and her son Rajiv Gandhi, who wrote the coattails of his mother's unfortunate and sad assassination to become Prime Minister himself. In Greece, it gets even worse. Three generations of Papandreos have stood as Prime Minister of their nation, Georgios, Andreas, and George. Is it the quality and fabric of the individual or the undeniable value of the family name and genetics? No stronger proof of this exists than in the United States, where family dynasties seem to be the norm when it comes to those positioned as Prime candidates for being president. The Kennedys don't need to elaborate more on them. The Kennedys, again, not much needed to be said there. Well, except that we were lucky to avoid that one. And the cream of the crop, the one that represents the whole truth and nothing but the truth that intellect, charisma, and leadership qualities are so unnecessary to become the president of the leader of the free world when you have one famous middle initial. And that's double you. We can argue left, right, and center about who's first of today's nations in terms of democracy. The truth is that Kuwait is an ongoing democracy that has evolved over the many centuries from a vote to designate a ruling family with no term limit. Let's call them the El Sabah political party to now a constitutional monarchic democracy that is more effective than all the democracies across the world. But that is a story for our next episode. So till then.


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's case breaks.com. We did it. We knocked out our Jaspy six-box quick hit basketball mixer big big Thanks to nobody, huh? So eager to start this break. I didn't fill in all of my lists here big. Thanks, too Wait for it this group right here Congrats to people one spot to those two fillers that we did. Thanks to the people who bought spots straight up and thanks to the teams all 30 teams are in no combos and And let's roll it randomized names and teams four and a five nine times each two Eight and ninth and final time even set up the the spreadsheet either there Just so eager to get into this break nine times for the teams and ninth and final time. We got the bucks Down to the clippers All right So Daniel you have the bucks in the Sun Steve Birch Raptors and Magic Daniel with the Nets David with the heat Ben with the Kings Justin with the Thunder David with the Bulls Steven K with the Hornets Connor with the Rockets canard with the Nuggets Daniel with the pistons and pelicans Jackie with the Celtics Brandon with the Gris Tim with the Knicks Connor with the Jazz Oliver with the Pacers Justin with the Cavs Devon with the Mavs Daniel with the T Wolves and the Warriors Justin with the Wizards Connor with the Trailblazers Devon with the Spurs Nick with the Sixers Josh with the Lakers Steve Birch with the Hawks and Joe with the Clippers Alright, let's alphabetize by team. We're gonna pause the video When we come back we're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have the right stick around will be right back Alright, welcome back everybody We got a deal done Oliver is out of the Pacers spot into the Celtics spot and Jackie out of the Celtic spot into the Pacers spot All right, let's see who draws first blood if any in this trade TWC trade window closed Let's print and rip and see what happens Yeah, I like the boldness Jackie. I like it. There it is. We'll put T next to next to your teams There's you know that that was part of a trade Excuse me for the sniffling estimate allergies driving me crazy tonight. All right. Let's start with this hybrid box right here This is 21 22. There's a couple different years here. So we'll bounce around a little bit Don't worry about what three cores away through the basketball season The all-star break is not Halfway through the basketball season like most people think it's actually like two-thirds three-quarters of the way through the season So we only have what 20 some odd games left.  I think Russell Westbrook contract his my contract might get bought out. He'll probably end up in Back in Los. He's gonna stay in Los Angeles. Actually, I think he's gonna go to the He's gonna go to the Clippers So now we're gonna do 21 22 mosaic basketball. Let's refresh our memories here on the standings in the East Celtics are leading the East by half a game ahead of the Bucks and then Sixers Cavs Are behind those two teams Nets nicks are the top six And the current play-in spots are Miami, Atlanta Wizards and Raptors with the Bulls and the Pacers Kind of a what couple game two two and a half games out of a play-in spot In the West at Jackie St. Nuggets winning it all in the Nuggets are five games ahead of the Grizzlies in the West They're quietly playing some I feel like they just don't get a lot of attention. They're playing some great basketball But Nuggets are five games ahead of the Grizz And it's Grizz Kings LA Clippers Suns Mavs In the top six your play-in teams are the Pelicans T Wolves Warriors and Thunder and then Jazz and the Trailblazers on the outside looking in They're just a half gave the hat behind the play-in spot My Lakers They got work to do They got a leapfrog a lot of teams and they got a their 14 games back. They got to make up those two and leapfrog a bunch of teams If they didn't have to leapfrog a bunch of teams, I feel like it'd be a lot easier The fact they got a lot of teams ahead of them makes it kind of complicated So we'll see what happens and we got a Duran sharp two out of ten. It's a sharp-looking card for Daniel in the Brooklyn Nets Love the low numbers in this and we got a nice Jalen Green NBA debut rookie card for Connor in the Rockets LeBron's a joke Ryan Dix is saying How so guys having a pretty amazing season And that's had a amazing career It's a Kate Cunningham national pride card for Detroit Rui's gonna be a nice defense. I hope so I mean, I wish those moves were made like You know a month or so ago Before the trade deadline, but it is what it is at least they made those moves. They finally It just finally I don't know that's I don't know if it's a championship team probably not but But at least it's going to be a competitive team Which is what I like about it. It's actually Kind of watchable basketball. There's national pride Jalen Green for Connor And the autograph is yo came know for the Chicago Bulls. It's for David Thomas Bryant was the Lakers best player. He did have a great run His defense is a little something left to be desired defensively But he did look pretty good, especially when Anthony Davis was down But didn't want to see him go Scotty Barnes for the Raptors. That's going to be for Steve Birch Nikola Jokic It's pretty good. You might win another MVP this year Cameron Thomas going off I can't play in games with the Lakers sore everything but can play in the all-star. Yeah I mean, I don't know if that joke is a little bit a little harsh But I would have rather seen him not Maybe play some regular season games and not play in the all-star Yeah, he got injured in the all-star game too Eyebrows were raised I don't think he's a joe, but it was a little annoying All right, just a couple cards in here and hey look at that three out of eight RJ Barrett Rookie card for the Knicks Tim with the Knicks And we've got a brandon clark rookie card also to eight Hey two rookie cards Don't mind that brandon jensen with the gris Got the grizzlies with the spot that he won in the filler loaders All right. Let's go back in time to 2017 Chronicles And we got a JJ reddick to 99 That's for the Sixers. That's for nick And we got a donovan mitchell Jersey an autograph rookies offense steals the show That's awesome That's for connor and the jazz there you go connor Nice donovan mitchell man. What a season he's having in cleveland, right? That's pretty awesome There's ojena obi rookie card for the raptors to 199 I don't like how these are landscape mode that year It's hard to hard to kind of break and show the cards. There's clay to 299 Sub Diego Uh, I might I might watch a little bit And for the magic westley wundu 125 out of 149 It's on the cw network. I think the live tournament But i'm not a potential josh jackson Yeah, I'll try to catch a bit of it It was on ovey tony parker to 199 and derrick white to 199 who's Playing well with the saltex now. I think this is still spurs edition. This is for for debon I'm more interested though. Diego in I know you you asked the other night and I forgot to answer it But I'm a little more interested in seeing the man of laurian Lauri marketing rookie card to 199 bulls david marquel folds brilliant rookie card marquel folds for c birch and rlando All right, we're getting toward the end already Let's flash forward to 2020 2021 Yeah, lauri marketing all star lauri marketing, right? So like I feel like his first year He was kind of hobby hot Then cooled off for a little bit then got moved around and then And then ended up having a really nicely nice Here you nice season here. All right. We've got jade mcdaniels to 49 timber wolves dilo We've got a kylauri And behind de junta murray, which is numbered Is an rj.  Hampton goes to the magic that'll be for Steve birch and rlando to junta murray to 149 for san Antonio that's going to go to Devin and the kylauri is numbered and missed that 19 Out of 65 right there. That's going to go to toronto. That'll be for steve birch all right Sixth and final box We flash forward to 21 22 daunris optic basketball choice addition That's right. Diego. It's Pedro pascal's world. We're just living in it. What a year for him, right? I still haven't watched that hbo show Rex what's going on? How are you? Oh, okay. All right. All right. Hey, how about some how about a rated rookie hollow? chris dwarte It's going to go to jackie and the pacers Pacers having a pretty solid season Hey, this guy's having a solid season alfred sangoon Rockets it's for connor Then we got denny avesha Tim hardaway and look at this.   I'm joe for jasby's case rakes.com and that was our jasby six box quick hit basketball mixer Random team break Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. I will see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


So you got your canvas, a cool background, and now you just need to add text, not a problem. Now the first thing that I would recommend is important text mesh pro. To do that, right click your canvas, UI, and text mesh pro. If this is your first time, it'll ask you to import the package. Go ahead and say yes and yes to everything. Once you have done that, a text object will appear on your screen. You can control its position with the standard movement tools here. You can also control its rotation with the standard rot tools here. It will normally rotate from the center, but if you change the pivot point, it will rotate from that point instead. If you go to wreck mode, you'll be able to drag the corners to change the width and height. And if you hold the shift key, it'll keep the proportions locked. But if you hold alt, it will mirror what you do on all sides. Generally 99% of the time, you are gonna leave scale at one, one, one. And anchors are real important, but we are gonna cover those in detail later in another tutorial. I'm honestly not sure what coal transparent does, but so far it's never affected anything for me. So if you figure out what it does, let me know in the comments. Here is where you decide the words that appear. RTL reverses your text. If you have other fonts you wanna use, this is where you drag them in. You can set the words to bold, italic, underline, slash, lowercase, uppercase, or small caps. This number controls the font size, and if you click this box, it will automatically try and pick a font size that fills up the entire space. Vertex color changes the font color. Color gradient allows you to make the text fade from one color to another. So if you make the top left corner red, the top right blue, the bottom left green, and the bottom right red, that's exactly how the color of the text will transition. You can also switch it to transition horizontally from left to right, or vertically from top to bottom. But if you have multiple texts and you want them all to share the same gradient, you can right click, create, text mesh pro, color gradient, set it to whatever you want, then click all the text objects that need to share it, make sure that gradient is checked, and drag your gradient in over here. And bam, now they're all using the same gradient. Under spacing, character increases or decreases the space in between each letter. Word does the same thing, but only for the distance between each word. Line affects the distances between a stack of sentences, and paragraph only affects the distance between groups and sentences. Under alignment, we have all the standard formats for left, centered, right, just to find a stretch to fill each line, and geometry, and right underneath, we can have the text hug the top, the middle, the bottom, or these disjointed ones over here. Wrapping is normally enabled. If you disable it, the words will go out of bounds. And you can control what happens when the text go off screen with overflow. For example, if you set it to ellipsis, instead of going out of bounds, it'll just end with a dot, dot, dot, right before the cutoff. If you set it to truncate, it will just cut off at the boundary instead. Very rarely will you ever mess with the map in or the extra settings, at least in my experience, but if you are a web developer, then you can control the margins and the extra pattern stuff with these settings over here. Softness makes your words blurry. The more dilated, the fatter your words. The less dilated, the skinnier they look. If you want an outline, you can check here, then thickness determines how heavy it is, and color will set its hue. Underlay gives your words a shadow, just like normal text, the softer, the more blurry, the more dilated, the fatter. You can move the shadows left and right with X or you can move them up and down with Y. And you can change the transparency or colors of the shadows over here. Now, the most common question people have is how do I change the fonts? Because if you've ever tried to do it yourself like a normal person, you'll find that unity won't let you do it. But don't worry, I figured it out for you. Go to a website and download whatever font you want. Then drag the font into your assets folder in Unity. Then click it, right click, create text mesh pro and font asset. And it'll make a thing and that's the thing that you drag into the font area. All right, now there's one last thing that I wanna show you, which is how to access these features through code. Because the first time I tried to figure it out, the code was stupidly hard to find. So let's say for example, you want the text to represent the player's score. If you wanted to control the actual word content, the color and the boldness in code, what would that look like? Well, first you would create a text mesh pro variable and in for your score. Save and drag your text object into your variable. Then down here, to set the words we would say, my text dot text equals your score is whatever plus your score variable up here. If you wanted to set it to bold, it would look like my text dot font style equals text mesh pro dot font styles dot bold. And if you wanted to change the color, it would look like my text dot color equals new color. And we're just gonna say one red, zero green, zero blue and fully visible. If you save and run the game now, you will see that it adjusted everything exactly the way you told it. Now, let's say that you wanted to control stuff like the width, the height, the position and scale of your text. How would you do that?  From this point, if you wanna change the position, then the code for that is my rec dot transform dot local position equals new vector three, whatever. If you wanna change the scale, the code for that is my rec dot local scale equals new vector three. And we're just gonna set it to one x, point five y and one z. And if you wanted to change the width or the height, the code for that is my rec dot size delta equals new vector two. And we're just gonna say 360 x and 600 y. And now, if you run and save the game, you will find those are now all the measurements for your text object. Hope that helped. And as always, hope you have a fantastic day. And I'll see you around. I'ma think of the other.


All right, it is six o'clock. I will call the 10th regular common council meeting to order. Will the clerk please state the court of the day? Thank you, Mr. Mayor. The secret of success is to do the common things uncommonly well. All right, will the clerk also call the roll? All the person born? Here. All the persons of Aglio? Present. All the person Decker? Yeah. All the person Mitchell? Yeah. All the person Ackley? Yeah. All the person Faldi? Yeah. All the person Felicky Paneski? Yeah. All the person Salazar? Yeah. All the person Pirella? Excused. All the person Laster? Yeah. There are nine present. All right, for those in attendance, would you please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance? I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right, is there a motion to approve the minutes from our last meeting? All in person, Feldy. Thank you, Mayor. I move to approve the minutes. Second. There's been a motion in second. Any discussion on the minutes? Seeing none, all those in favor, please state aye. Aye. Anyone approve? Aye. The minutes are approved. All right, public forum. City Clerk, is there anyone for public forum? There is one this evening. Dulcey Johnson? Dulcey, you want to come up right here? Hi, Dulcey. Can you state your name and address for us? Dulcey Johnson, 1306 North Third Street, Sheboygan. Thank you, you'll have five minutes. It's time for my annual State of the City's Ambulance Service report, based on data received in an FOIA request for the operation of the service in 2020. The salaries and benefits for the four firefighters included in the 280 ambulance fund was $114,000 per hire, an increase of approximately $6,000 over 2019. Slightly more than 75% of the department's calls are ambulance-related. Figuring 18 additional firefighters at 75%, the total for the 22 ambulance personnel was $1,992,000. This does not take into account, however, the longevity factor for some of the ambulance personnel. Total collections were 1,318,000, or 38.5% of billings, which is up from 20 to 37% collected in 2019. The personal cost of the service was $674,000 over what was actually collected. The average charge per call was $969. The average collection was $373, which means that your constituents subsidized $596 of the cost of every call for city and non-city residents. The total cost of operating the service without any administrative cost was $2,275,000. Subtracting expenses from revenues results in a loss of $957,000. The 280 fund does not include any administrative costs for the operation of the ambulance, which I have long advocated for. Salary and benefits of the ambulance administrator would make the loss for the service in 2020 over $1 million. Amazingly, the department has added the salary and benefits of the ambulance service personnel administrator to the 2021-80 fund. The council authorized an independent study of the fire department in 2018 that resulted in four recommendations. One of the recommendations was, and I quote, that the city should consider adjusting their financials to reflect 18 FTEs adjusted to 75% as a more representative cost allocation for EMS staffing service, end of quote. That is what I do in figuring the cost to the personnel needed to operate the ambulance service. But for reasons I do not know, the department refuses to accept the recommendation, which would make the cost of the service more transparent. And including the costs of all the firefighters needed to operate the ambulance service would also result in greater transparency to the actual cost of dealing with the other duties of the firefighters. There were only 42 building fires in 2020, which means an average of eight calls per station for the entire year. Having so few fires is a positive, but it begs the question of how the department should be staffed. Yes, I know that firefighters do more than respond to fire calls, but some of those calls are not emergencies. Do we really need five stations to cover 42 structure fires a year? A year ago, a man died in a house fire block from my residence. That property is probably about a mile from station one. Shortly after that, there was a death in a house fire at another property about a mile from station one. And you probably remember the few years ago a man died in a fire in an apartment building next door to the Mead fire station. Obviously, living next door to a fire station is no guarantee. Whenever it is suggested we close the station, we immediately hear that minutes count. It is interesting to note that approximately half of the city firefighters live outside the city and depend on volunteer fire services to protect their family and property. Evidently, minutes don't matter if you live outside the city. I've been talking about this for many years, but no one can tell me why. Minutes are so critical if you live in the city but don't seem to matter if you live outside the city. The council needs to balance the risk with what the taxpayers can afford and how much risk is acceptable. Meanwhile, the Firefighters Guaranteed Employment Act continues. Thank you. Thank you, Dulce. Anyone else? No one this evening. All right, we'll jump into Mayor's announcements. All right, good evening, everybody. Thanks for being here tonight. So today, we're going to hand out a few awards. That's what we have folks in the audience today that those were wondering. All right, so the Wisconsin Community Media sponsors the best of the Midwest Media Fest to honor community television programming throughout the Nine-State Alliance for Community Media Midwest Region. This is the ninth year that the fest has been region-wide in the 23rd year overall. This year, producers from Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas entered 194 programs, 29 public education and government media centers from Wisconsin and 13 from the outsides of the state have participated. The fest plays an important role in what the WCM does as an organization. The chief purpose is to recognize the producers working in the field of community media. We know how much the producers work to build the community, make sure that they promote television to a medium that presents things that matter to us locally. Okay, so we have seven different awards to recognize tonight. There are three levels. So there's the merit, achievement and excellence categories for each award. Basically in Olympic's terms, it's bronze, silver and gold respectively. So I'm pleased to share the seven programs that were produced through Sheboygan's Community Media Station that achieved the rankings of merit or achievement of high honors. So I'll call on each recipient and they'll come up to accept their award. So first program is the are you ready to vote? And this is the public service announcement category. Their award level is merit and this was produced by the Wisconsin or the Sheboygan County League of Women Voters. Stay here today to accept the award for the League of Women Voters is Kristen Booth.  Congratulations, there you go. Who would you like to say a few words? Can you all hear me if I keep my mask on? Sorry. The League of Women Voters is a hundred year old organization that promotes voting. The Sheboygan County chapter was dissolved quite some time ago and we reestablished in 2017, which was a big year for us. We estimated at that time there was about 26,000 adults in the county that were eligible but not registered. Today, we're happy to say that it's about 17,000 and we hope you all support us in our mission to quote that gap. Thanks. All right, the next one is a program which was put on by the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce. This one was the first Friday forum for the candidate forum. Once I've had a great person that was in attendance for that one that they got this award. Okay, no laugh. The D-Drop Martinez, the Chamber Executive Director was not able to make it tonight but congratulations to the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce for their award. Next is, was the March for Unity. This event was under the local events category. They achieved the merit standing as well. The producer was the Black American Community Outreach and accepting this award is Pastor Michael Thomas, Chief Chris, please Chief Chris Tomogowski and City Administrator Todd Wolff.  Congratulations. Thank you. I'd like to say a few words. Sure. When I came up with the idea for the Walk for Unity, it was at the height of racial tension and civil unrest all across the country and I felt as a community here in Sheboygan, we should be proactive better than reactive. And so we put this event on in a matter of a couple of days and I felt it was a great success and obviously we've received some recognition for it and I feel that if you care about unity within the city of Sheboygan and being a positive influence, then you'll come and support our Walk for Unity again this Saturday. We've had a lot more time to plan it out. I think it's gonna be even greater and we hope to continue to bring people together instead of more division. So thank you very much, everyone. All right, number four, we have the Police Department Media Conference. This category was under Emergency Operations Center Live Response, again, the merit level. The producer for this is our very own chief of police, Chris Tomogowski.  Congratulations. Would you like to say a few words? Yeah, I'd just like to thank Scott and the city channel for helping us get our message out. Thanks. All right, it's number five was the city plan commission meeting. In this meeting falls under the category of meeting coverage, virtual. Again, the merit category as well. The producers for this were the city planning and IT departments and accepting the award today is Eric Bushman. Eric, congratulations. Do you wanna say anything? Sure, I'll say something quick. So once again, I'd like to thank Scott and the city planning department and IT. This was a great example of how we leveraged technology to be able to provide a medium that people could participate in a meeting remotely during the height of COVID. Thank you. I just wanna shout out to Steve Sokolowski too for all his work that he does for the plan commission. All right, next we have the 2020 Great Decisions series. This falls under the series category and they have the achievement level. The producers of this were the Mead Public Library, Jeannie Gartman, who was not able to attend tonight but accepting the award on her behalf is the Sheboygan Branch of the American Association of University Women and Dulcy Johnson will be accepting this award. Congratulations. The American Association of University Women is very pleased to be able to cosponsor the Great Decisions series with the library. We are very appreciative of Scott's work at WSES in recording the programs. For those of you who don't know about Great Decisions, it is a project of the American Foreign Policy Association. They research eight global current topics every year, create a book and a CD, which they make available to organizations throughout the country. So we've been doing this at the library now for four or five years, I think. We usually have an audience about 50 people. Last year because of COVID, we had to do a virtual series and Scott was very competent at taking care of all of the things necessary for that, hence this award. This year our series will be the four Wednesday evenings in October at 6.30 in the library. Registration is required because the attendance is limited to 25 people and masks will be required. So if you wanna come and hear these experts from the area on these four topics, please call the library. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Next we have the Thielmans Athletic Club Youth Scholarship Boing Tournament falling under the sports category. This is the achievement as well. And accepting the award is Greg Zablowski. I don't know if I said that right. But come on down, Greg. All right, congratulations. Thank you. Would you like to say a few words? Just a couple of things. I've been in the business for many, many years. This is the first kind of an award that I've ever gotten. So it's special to me. And I had a lot of fun doing this bowling tournament if you get a chance, watch it on either YouTube or the WSCS website. Again, I had a lot of fun doing it and I hope to do it again next year. So thank you. And obviously this gentleman has been recognized throughout some of the remarks. And Scott, thank you so much for all your work that you do, the WSCS team, the IT department, Eric. A lot of these awards and recognitions would have happened without the great support and creative ideas that you all put into this and making this happen. So thank you, everybody. All right, now back to our regular schedule programming. We'll go into the agenda. 2.1 will be hearing. Elder Person Feldy. I move to close the hearing. Do we have to move it to open? Oh, okay. I'm sorry. 2-21-22 pursuant to notice published in personal notes sent by the city clerk. There is a hearing scheduled for this evening to be to amend the city's future land use map for the Shavuigan comprehensive plan to change the land use classification of land on 53532 South 14th Street, parcel number<PHONE_NUMBER>0 from class neighborhood preservation to class neighborhood mixed use. Is there anyone wishing to be heard? Is there anyone wishing to be heard? Last call, anyone wishing to be heard? Seeing none. Elder Feldy. Okay, I'll try it again. I move to close the hearing. Second. There's been a motion second. Any further discussion on closing the hearing? Seeing none. All those in favor, please state aye. Aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? All right, that hearing is closed. 2.2, hearing number 3-21-22 pursuant to notice published in personal notes sent by the city clerk. There is a hearing scheduled for this evening to amend the city's official zoning map to change the use district classification of the land at 53532 South 14th Street, parcel number<PHONE_NUMBER>0 from class neighborhood residential to class neighborhood commercial. Is there anyone wishing to be heard on this tonight? Anyone wishing to be heard? Anyone wishing to be heard? Seeing none. Elder Feldy. Thank you, Mayor. I move to close the hearing. Second. There's been a motion second. Any final discussion? Seeing none. All those in favor of closing the hearing, please state aye. Aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? That's approved. Hearing is closed. Thank you. All right, for the consent agenda, 3.1 through 3.6, Elder Feldy. Thank you, Mayor. I move to receive and file all ROs and receive all RCs and adopt all resolutions and ordinances. Second. There's been a motion in second. Any discussion on the consent agenda? I have one. Elder Flicky Paneski. 3.3, Granicus, I think I'm pronouncing that right, Granicus resolution. Does the subscription automatically renew for three years? It said three years. We know. Who wants to take that one? Steve. Steve? My understanding as far as it is on a yearly basis is something that the planning department does quite a bit of work on in terms of the amount of time and effort to go through and physically look at these items with that we send that information, finance, finance, hands it over to us. It's my understanding that this is for one year and looked at on a yearly basis as far as having the opportunity to see if it makes sense to continue with the process. So this is for one year at this point in time. Right. Additional discussion on the consent agenda. Seeing none, this is a roll call vote. Nine eyes. All right, that's approved. All right, reports of officers. Items 4.1 through 4.4 will lay over. Items 4.5 through 4.12 will be referred to a variety of committees. Mayor, I've got a question on 4.11, please. Alderman Boren. Okay, Jim. Thank you, Mayor. First of all, I wanna thank Dulcey for coming in giving her annual report on the ambulance. I'm kinda wondering why this is going to licensing hearings and public safety committee. This is, as Ms. Johnson pointed out that this ambulance service generates over $3 million in gross revenue a year. I would think that the better committee for this to go to would be the finance and personnel committee. I think they would have some curiosity in the numbers that Ms. Johnson presented tonight. And also, as their curiosity might be of how we can increase collections, maybe getting a direct report from our billing service. I just think that would be a more appropriate committee for it. If we can't do it this year, if we're not gonna refer to finance and personnel now, I certainly would like to see, would not like to have to wait and see a report from Ms. Johnson every year. I think this should be on the agenda of the finance and personnel committee at least every six months. And for that matter, our municipal court, which is supposed to gross about 450, I suppose a net about $450,000 a year for the city, I think that appropriately should go to the finance and personnel committee at least semi-annually. And both of these reports should compare those numbers to at least the two previous years to show any patterns. Thank you. Thank you, Jim. All right, 5.1, 45-21-22 by older persons, Mitchell Flick-Pineski authorizing, retaining outside legal counsel to represent the city in the matter of the Walmart real estate business trust versus the city Shavuigan and authorizing payments of said services. Older persons Feldy. I move to adopt the resolution number 45-21-22. Second. There needs to be motion to suspend. Oh, you want me, sorry. I suspend, I make a motion to spend the rules and adopt the resolution. Second. All right, is there any objection to suspension? Seeing none, there's been a motion to adopt the rule, the resolution in a second. Any discussion? I have a question for attorney Adams, please. Go for it, Jim. Thank you, Mayor. Attorney Adams, will our Walmart, will this law firm be grouping this together with a lot of other municipalities again or are we just gonna be the lone ranger on this one? No, typically how our attorney works on these is she groups them with a large number of cases involving the same plaintiff, but a lot of different cities. And for that reason, we get very good value from attorney Seibel in handling these matters. If I could just follow up attorney Adams, wasn't there a recent decision by one of the courts that went in favor of local municipalities as far as using the dark store as the appropriate assessment manner? There has been, that's not the only issue here, but there has been. Thank you. Older Decker. I guess I just would like to know, where are we as far as our legislature again? I mean, we've been just been, they have not done anything. Is there something we can do to push our legislature to work on this again? I mean, can we, because this is ridiculous that every year we have to go through this and pay this money. We're losing money on this every year and they're not doing their part in Madison. And I don't know what we can do about this, but this is wrong. I would say it's a political question. And yeah, I mean, it's one of those things that we probably need to keep raising with our legislators. Any other discussion on this item? Seeing none. All those in favor, please state aye. Well, this is a roll call vote. So please refer to your board docs. Aye, nays. All right, that's approved. 5.2 through 5.3 will be referred to a variety of committees. Reports of committees are C number 85, excuse me, 87, 21, 22 by the Finance and Personnel Committee to whom was referred resolution number 41, 2021, 22 by Elder Persons Mitchell, Flicky Panesky, authorizing a transfer of the 2021 budget related to donations received in support for the Sheboygan Police Department canine program. Elder Persons Mitchell. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to receive the RC and adopt the resolution. Second. We'll spend a motion second. Any further discussion? Seeing none, this is a roll call vote. Aye, nays. That's approved. All right, 7.1 through 7.4 will be referred to a variety of committees as well. We'll go to matters laid over. R.O. number 5221, 22 by the City Plan Commission to whom was referred general ordinance number 1121, 22 by Elder Persons Techer amending the city's future land use map of the Sheboygan comprehensive plan to change the land use classification under property located under 530 to 532 South 14th Street parcel number 5928150, 2500 from class neighborhood preservation to class neighborhood of mixed use classification. Wishes to report this matter was discussed at the regular city plan commission on July 27th. Holderperson Dekker. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to adopt the ordinance. Is there a second? There's been a motion and second. Any discussion on this matter? I have a question, Mayor. This is Alderman Boren. Alderman Boren, go for it. Thank you, Mayor. This is for Mr. Sokolowski. Steve, are there currently any plans for the property on South 14th or are we just clearing the way for future development? Thank you, Alderman Boren. Mr. Mua is here this evening, the property owner of 530 and 534 South 14th Street. Basically what we're doing is the property was used as a retail video store for many years. It has a zoning designation of neighborhood residential. So it's considered a legal non-conforming use legal because it's been used commercially for many years non-conforming because it doesn't meet the zoning requirements of the neighborhood residential zone, which is a single family and two family zone. So what Mr. Mua has to do every time he wants to lease his commercial property is he has to go to the zoning board of appeals for a new user to come in and use that property commercially. And so it takes a significant amount of time and energy for each individual tenant to come in and do that. A lot of his tenants that have wanted to do that haven't wanted to go through that process. What the rezoning will do is change this building to commercial, which it's been used for. I'm sure Mr. Mua can speak to fees here. Okay, he might have taken off. And so basically what it'll do is it'll convert this property to a commercial zoning designation. So if a retail person wants to come in they can just simply get an occupancy permit. If it was a restaurant or something like that it would be considered a conditional use would have to come to plan commission. But this way Mr. Mua has the ability to try to make use of this property and instead of leaving it vacant. So at this point in time Alderman Boer and there is nothing specific but I would imagine once the zoning is changed that we would have something in short order. Thank you very much. Sounds like a very pro-business plan. Thank you. All right, additional comments? Seeing none, this is a roll call vote. Nine, nice. That's approved. 8.2 RO number 532122 by the city plan commission to whom was referred RO number 392122 by the city clerk. In general ordinance number 122122 by elder persons Decker amending the city of Sheboygan official zoning map to the city of Sheboygan zoning ordinance to change the land use classification of property located at 53532 South 14th street parcel number<PHONE_NUMBER>0 from class neighborhood residential to class neighborhood commercial and wishes to report that this matter was discussed at a regular city plan commission meeting. Alder person Decker. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to adopt the ordinance and file the RO. Second. It's been a motion second. Any other discussion? I have a question. Alder person Flicky Panesky. Thank you. 8.1 and 8.2 look basically the same and obviously they aren't because we had to vote twice. Can the city attorney illuminate or Mr. Sakalowski illuminate that? Basically it comes down to, we are talking about the same property here. The first document changed the land use classification and the second changed the actual zoning classification. Thank you. That's why. Steve, do you agree? I concur with that. The first one is we have a comprehensive plan that is a future land use planning map. So it's more of a general planning perspective and your zoning ordinance always has to be consistent with your comprehensive plan. And in this case, we had to change the comprehensive plan as well along with the zoning so that they're consistent with one another. So what attorney Adams said was correct and that's why you have both these documents before you. They are on the same property but there are many in different documents. Thank you. Any additional comments on this item? Seeing none, all those in favor, please state aye. Aye. Aye. I'm sorry, it's a roll call vote. Check your board docs. Aye, nays. All right, that's approved. Other matters authorized by law, city attorney. There's just one a resolution by all the persons that are in Pirella authorizing the appropriate city officials to enter into a contract with Tweet Garrick Mechanical Incorporated for the construction of improvements to the HVAC system at the wastewater treatment plant and to make related expenditures. And that will be referred to the public works committee. All right, so we've exhausted the agenda. Is there a motion to adjourn? Holder Feldy. Thank you, mayor. I move to adjourn. Second. There's been a motion and a second to adjourn. All those in favor of adjourning, please state aye. Aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? We're adjourned at 535. Thank you, everyone.


I'm Corbin. Gonna get high off Sharpies. And you can follow us on Instagram, Twitter, juicy content. It's so juicy. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and the bell and the notification squad. Bye! Get in shot. And this stuff's awesome. We're clearly in our normal spot. Stop it. Is this a dream? Yes it is. Today, in case you're just wondering why we have a map of India. Look, it's India. We are, this is a trend that I've seen on YouTube before but nobody's ever done India. We're trendy. People from different countries or different places guessing this, like people from Europe trying to label the United States map or people from the United States trying to label all of Europe.   And we're doing no better. But I thought it would be fun considering we know nothing. And we know maybe two things. And regionally. He knows where West Bengal is. Right, I do. So I think that's a spoiler. Yep, spoiler alert.  Currently, as of, what's the date today? February 28th, 27th. 27th, yeah. There are, well here in the United States, there are the 28th in India. There are 29 states and eight union territories. No. So, there you have it. Oh, today, 400 and something languages. If this changes, this is of this date. 2020, February, that's it. So, we're gonna try this. Also, I might have a little advantage because I've been planning our India trip, but that's only like three places. So, how many of you think we're gonna get correct? Two. No. Yeah. We're not gonna go into the double digits, that's for sure. I think we'll get 10. Nope. I do. Okay. Well, I know more than two. Well, then good for us, because I know one. West Bengal. Okay, but, we will try to do something about, no, I know, I just thought of another one I know. Can you set your timer for 10 minutes? My wife is behind the camera. She has the answer, she's not gonna tell us, but she has them. So, once we're done, we'll figure out how many we have. Here's the thing is I know of at least one other, maybe two or three others for sure, but to be so specific that I know exactly where they are in the boundary lines? No. Also, don't make fun of us, because I would like to see you try to find South Dakota. Delaware. I'd like to see you try to find Frickin' Pacoyma. That's not a state, but okay. Oh, tell that to the folks in Pacoyma. Gotcha. Okay, West Bengal. I'm just gonna put, yeah, give right initials. Yeah, right on it. West Bengal. Okay. Can you write for me? I'm gonna. I have all of them on this list. Can you write Rajasthan? Because we are going there, that's Jaipur. Okay, and you've got West Bengal. I got West Bengal over there. I think this is Punjab. It's either because it's on the border of Pakistan. Oh, is it definitively? Yes, yes. We're gonna do that border thing. Correct, I think this is Punjab. Are we? Yeah. Okay, so you think so? Yeah, I do. Okay, Punjab. Goa, that's the other one I did. I know it's not that hard to figure out. I know that one's Goa. And wait a minute, right there. What? Well, I need to see your list. I think this right here is Karala. I know this because I've been planning it. So I think that's Karala. I trust you, I know it's here. I think this is Tamil, Nandu. Okay. Because it's South. I could be completely wrong, but I know this one's Karala. So you write Karala there. And then, right, I'm gonna guess. Tamil, Nandu? Yeah, Tamil, N-A-D-U. Okay. So let me see if there's any more I know. Okay, Gudrat, no I didn't. Let me see your list. I wanna say Gudrat is here. Okay, Gudrat. This is where Mumbai is. It's called Mumbai Land. No, I'm wrong. It's either Siddha, Makalia or Nagaland. Or Maharashtra. I think Maharashtra is like Central South. That is Central South. No, that's West. It's also Central South. Well, we're here. I was thinking more in this region. Well, it's one of those, because it's like an M or an N name. I know that. There's quite a few M or N names in the places in India there. Maharashtra. Right there. It works for the space. Okay, where is Delhi? Well, I know Delhi's like up here, but where is, what state is me doing? I don't know. Sorry, guys. I know it's like right up here. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Which one's the Kada? Which one's the Sam? Up here. This one? I don't think it's that far over. No, because it's in this area. It's in that region? I always consider this like the armpit area. Well, because it's like an arm.  Okay, if this is the armpit region, what the freak is this area, friend? No, because this is that Bangladesh, right? Yeah. Okay, so it's definitely on this area. So wouldn't it be in this area? Because once you cross this border, this is not India. This is Bangladesh. No, this is all still India. India has this little, it's connected via this. Okay. And so I think it's a song. So it wraps around the north of Bangladesh? Yeah. Oh, yeah. But I don't know for sure. I'm just gonna write a song because we have a time limit here. Okay, safe to say Rick didn't teach geography. Yeah, I was not a geography teacher. Hey, do you know any of these places? I know them well. Yes. Kashmir. Right here. I know that one. But is that a? No, it's not a, I mean that's a location, but it's not a state. It's a territory. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Juma and Kashmir. Okay, you think it's this? I think it's this one. Because this is Pakistan. I know that. This is Pakistan and this is Iraq. Oh, Delhi is its own thing? Wait, Delhi? Is it like Washington? It is. I know where Delhi's found. Delhi's found in the belly. Okay, right here. Yes, it's that Delhi. Delhi belly? I think this little tiny thing is what appears on the X-ray when you have Delhi belly. Okay, so I'm gonna put, how do you spell Delhi? Why did you go all the way over that way? Up into China. Okay, I think that's doing it. Okay, okay, there's an island here so that. Oh, there's an island? No, that's... There's a bunch of islands. That's Sri Lanka, isn't it? I don't know. What? That's the only island I see. It's not Sicily. Is Sri Lanka... Isn't that Madagascar? Oh, where's Karnatika? Isn't that over here too? I don't know. Guess. Because I'm out of answers. Okay, there it is. I don't think it's that. Okay, what's under West Bengal?  Odisha. Yes. Super smart, right? And that is a snake, technically, yes? Yeah, Odisha. Okay, now we're just gonna have to put stuff. Because how much time do we have? 30 seconds. 3 minutes? 4 minutes? 3 minutes, okay. Okay, so right somewhere. Right there, right there. Just start. Okay, let me see something that looks familiar. How do I put that? Okay. Okay. Okay. There. Okay. I think Karnatika... I think... I think you should put Karnatika.  Just right down from the bottom of your being. Okay. Karnatika is clearly over here. Clearly over there. Monophora. Right here. How about over here? Right now, we're just throwing poo at rolls, seeing if anything sticks, right? Right there somewhere. Sure. Jar... Jar... Why not? I don't think that's correct. Oh, sure. Because you're so good at this game. Can you see how many I got? Yeah. I know, it was the thing. Chip this. Watch your language. Chip this. Chutus... Why am I writing? You're right here, too. You're better. Right there. That's where it goes. Better handwriting. No, you think it's there? Okay, let's... I need to find you, Miles. Let's split the difference, okay. What is it? C-H-A-T-T-I-S. You said T-T-I-S-G-A-R-H. G-A-R-H. What's under... Is that... That is the continent whining in terror. Is that Nepal? Nepal is not in India. It's just Nepal. One minute, friends. Yes. Okay, so this is not India. Why is it desert? Nepal is not India. Nepal is its own country. Okay, but it looks like India here. So. That's not India. We got one. Sick of them. Something like that. Okay. Okay, just start writing. I have no idea. This is ridiculous now. B-I-H-A-R. Put it... This is... We just need to put them places now, Rick. Why? Because. Okay, it's better than leaving them blank. Okay, yes. Give me a name. Okay. T-R-I-P-U-R-A. T-R-I-P-U-R-A. U-U-R-I-A? Yes, you're right. Okay, next. Two seconds. H-A-R-Y-A-N-A. Okay. L-A-D-A-K-H. Done. Done. I predict we got them all. Is this it? I thought that was too far.  We've got this. Hold on, this is the grace period. The islands. No, this is... Oh, wait. What Corbin would say is, this is the islands of the Gulf. Hold on. The islands. Okay, now we're gonna have to tap. What do you think? I think we got 10. You're nuts. I think we got... I think at most we got five. Rick, keep score. So you got one territory. Yes. Okay. One territory. One territory. I know West Bengal is right. Uh, Punjab? You're right. Yeah! Yeah, baby! I'm deli correct. There's deli and new deli. See, because that's the capital. If that is Hydra or something, whatever. Right. Then what is... It says deli right next to it. But is there a deli and then there's a... Is there a state deli? And then there's the city of new deli? I think we got deli. Deli's a territory. It's a territory. Okay.  We got four. Rajasthan. Hey! Five. Oh! Got it right. Did I get this one correct? I did! Ha-ha! Six! Six. Gola is correct. Seven! Kerala is correct. Eight! Tamil Nadu is correct. Nine! No. Oh. No. Oh. No. Odisha is correct. Ten! West Bengal is correct. You know that's correct. That is incorrect. Eleven. This is clearly correct. I mean, incorrect. That's incorrect. Hey, we already did better than I thought. That's incorrect. Good. Okay. Do, do, do, do, do, do, do. Sikhism? Did we get that correct? Yeah, we just threw that up there. Wait, hold on. No. That's right. We were right. We were so close. You did get a song correct. You did! Wow! And in Karnataka, is not. Where's Karnataka? Oh, it's all the way down here. Ah, yes. Ha-ha-ha! I thought so. And is that? So, we got what? 12. We got 12 out of 29 plus eight. 29 plus eight. So that's 37. So we've got a third of them. Right. That's not bad for people who are complete morons. But there's only, I knew the most of these. We got, this is the one, this is the one I'm going to be shocked by. Because this one was one of the ends. Yeah, one of the ends. I didn't know what M it was. But, this one too. Did you know that one for sure? Because of looking around where we're going. We're staying in Jaipur, which isn't always done. There you go. Yeah. Knew that pretty much. Knew that was in that region. Obviously knew this. I'm sure about that one. We're sure about Goa. Was pretty sure about those too with you. Yeah. Yeah. I'm actually surprised we did better than I thought. I knew this one because I searched, I wanted to go to Karala. So I looked at on the map often, where it was. So I saw these two often. Yeah. When I was doing research. We got this one one off. Right here. This is right here. Dang it. So close. And I think we got Deli. Where's the song? Right here. Oh, we got a song. We got a song. Hey. We did not get Karnataka right. It's over here. We weren't even close. I'm glad we weren't going there on a journey because we would have been in a very different location. Honestly, I'm pretty impressed. I'm very, I sincerely didn't think we'd get into double digits. I'm pretty impressed. And that, by the way, was our trip to India. We're really not coming. This is all you get. That was our trip around India. Also, if we offended anybody. Sorry. Me too. Sorry that our ignorance is offensive. Once again, I'd like to see you find Delaware. I'd like to see you find the Koima.


Hi everybody. Welcome to the latest edition of Nets Post Game Plus. I'm Nancy Newman. On Tuesday, the Nets played Game 3 of a 5-game Western Conference road trip by visiting the Suns. Brooklyn trailed by as many as 24 points and was down by 21 and a half time. But with James Harden leading the way, the Nets pulled off a comeback and stunned Phoenix. The final score, 128-124. Harden posted 38 points, 11 as 7 rebounds, and helping the Nets to their second largest comeback since the beginning of the 2000-01 season. The only one bigger was their 28-point rally in Sacramento two years ago. Jeff Green had a big layup with about a minute to go, and afterwards, our Michael Grady started his interview with Green by asking how good it felt to pull off the win. That feels great. The way we stuck in it, the way we stayed together, we just kept chipping in the way, and we got it done on the defensive side, and we got on transition, we played with pace, and we shared the ball. That was most important. What was the spark that led to this comeback? You guys were down by as many as 24 points. What was the catalyst that turned things around? Tyler came in, you know, he started the game, he played great. That third quarter, beginning of the fourth, he made some key shots that kept us in it. Defensive side, TLC, Bruce, Sham, Joe, they did a great job on CP, Devin. So, you know, I think it started with the defensive end. We, as a collective unit, we just stayed together on the defensive side, got on transition. We made some big shots. Jeff, this is the second half of a back-to-back. Your fourth straight win as a team, snapping a six-game winning streak for the Suns to come from behind like this on a night like this. What does it say about this team? Just a group of guys that's hungry. We're going to keep battling, no matter who's out on the floor. You know, we was down on them in the night, and, you know, it was next man up. TJ, like I said, he came in, played some great minutes. Bruce, TLC, we're resilient. We're going to keep battling and we're going to keep fighting and that's what we're going to take to continue the win. The Nets will return to action on Thursday with a game against the Lakers on TNT. Yeses next broadcast will come on Sunday when they face the Clippers. Coverage is going to start at 7.30. I'm Nancy Newman. Thanks for watching Nets Post Game Plus.


In this video we're going to provide the solution to question number four from exam three for math 2270 in which case we're given a vector y which is has the coordinates two three and negative three we're given another vector u whose coordinates are given as zero one negative one and we're told that w is the span of u so we think of w here as the line passing through the origin in the direction of u so it's the line spanned by u so with these with these vectors and vector space specified we're asked to compute the orthogonal projection onto w of the vector y so remember the formula that we're looking for in this example here so this prods w of y we often are going to abbreviate as just y hat because it's kind of a mouthful to to write all that down or to say it all the time in which case the orthogonal projection is going to be computed as the sum where let's say we are w here is the we have the span and we have some orthogonal basis say like ui right here in which case then i ranges from one to n and what we're going to then compute is we're going to take ui dot y so we take we're going to take the inner product of these vectors divided by ui dot ui which of course if this is an orthonormal basis then ui dot ui will always equal one so you can ignore the denominator if it were orthonormal and which and then you also scale that by ui so you take the sum of those things this will give us the orthogonal projection if we have an orthogonal basis which you will have that on this example now in this example in this question i should say we only have one vector u right here as that spans spans w and since it's a non-zero vector it does give us an orthogonal basis for w so we're ready to go so what we need to compute here is we're going to compute u dot y over u dot u and we're going to times that by u itself right here now the order of a dot product doesn't matter but the order of a hermitian product does matter so if this was a complex vector make sure that the y the vector you're projecting from is the second factored in order for this calculation to be correct for which case then we see here that the inner product of y and u we're going to get zero plus three plus three zero plus three plus three then we sit over u dot u which case we're going to get zero plus one plus one and then we times that by zero one and negative one simplifying the scalars we're going to end up with six over two times zero one and negative one if we simplify the fraction of course that's just a three so it's three times zero one and negative one for which then if we multiply by three we then get zero three and negative three which we can see is choice a right here


What's going on guys, today I am back with another Destiny 2 video and today I want to discuss the possibilities of what I believe combatant power is within Destiny 2 but before we go any further if you guys do enjoy the video leaving a like is much much appreciated on my behalf. Okay so during the IGN interview with Mark Nosworthy and Luke Smith we saw some bits of gameplay unseen before. Many people including myself have been speculating on a few different things. Now undoubtedly the most questions I have had have been in regards to combatant power. What is it? Many people are wondering. If you missed this minute bit of info during the IGN video I will show you guys what everyone is talking about. Now when they showed the Nessus map we saw that for doing a challenge you are rewarded a rare piece of gear and 90 combatant power. We also see further into the video the inventory of a guardian and it shows combatant power where we normally see light level. Now in my opinion there's a really simple explanation for this and it is as follows. We know going into Destiny 2 our light has been taken away, the traveller has been shielded by the football equally now in us being lightless. Combatant power is merely our levelling system until we get our light back. Notice you see combatant power from this challenge along with rare gear, rare gear obviously is handed out to us in the early days of developing into a mature guardian. We know this already from Destiny 1. In my opinion combatant power is the levelling system we start with due to our light being taken away and we gain combatant power by doing these challenges as well as other things. Once I believe we get to a stage in the game where we obtain our light back it will simply switch from combatant power to light level and that in my opinion guys is what I believe this is. Obviously it would not make sense in us levelling up our light levels when our light is being taken away by the football and that's the end of that. Another thing I want to talk about is locked loadouts. Now details are scarce. We only know that locked loadouts will be a thing for certain activities within Destiny 2. Why activities we don't know. Now the pros of locked loadouts are this, it will make you work as a team, people having to use certain class setups to pair with what their fellow guardian fireteams are using. I love the idea of everyone in a fireteam having a certain set role, that sounds great to me. I also think as well that this may upset a few people that locked loadouts may be introduced to a trials type game mode we see within Destiny 2. Imagine that, not being able to change your class setup once you have started that card, that would be cruel. Imagine if they also made it as well that you could not inspect what your opponents are using, that would be crazy. Now in order to stay on websites which allow you to do this but they could easily fix that. Locked loadouts as well could be a thing for Ranked Play, I mean that makes more sense for me in terms of PvP locked loadouts. Everybody's got the same locked loadout and you can not change it in Ranked Play that is the most fair and balanced way of going about things. I truly think it is but that's just my opinion. Now the problems I see Bungie having with his system is basically what's stopping a fellow fireteam member backing out and changing a class setup and then rejoining the fireteam. Obviously that's if they plan to drop this locked loadout feature in any PvE activity. It's interesting to think about and in my opinion, depending on where Bungie used this feature, it may be difficult for them to tackle some of the easy ways around such things. People always find a way they really do. But yes guys, if any more news drops unlocks loadouts, oh have you guys covered here on my channel, so if you're new around here and enjoy what you see, do hit that subscribe button. But guys, hope you enjoyed the video, let me know what you think about my idea on combatant power and if you did enjoy the video, leaving a like is much appreciated on my behalf. Thanks as always for stopping by and I will see you on that next one. Going where we stand.


We commenced our swim back to shore. To my dismay, I noticed that everyone else seemed to effortlessly glide through the water at an astonishing pace, making it challenging for me to keep up. The serenity of the current offered little solace, as an unexplained force appeared determined to anchor me down, impeding my progress despite my best efforts to paddle vigorously. With each stroke, my limbs grew heavier, my muscles weary, and doubt insidiously crept into my thoughts, tempting me to succumb to exhaustion.


Welcome back. And I just for a vice president that Ticco Buacar has again emerged as the presidential candidate of the People's Democratic Party. Buacar defeated 12 other candidates in a keenly contested presidential primary held at the Moschera Biola Stadium in Abuja on Saturday of the 6,767 accredited ballots of the election. He polled a total of 371 votes, while his closest challenger, Governor of River State, ESMWike, came second with 237 votes. Nigeria's former Senate President Boko Lassaki scored 70 votes to come a distant third, while Governor of Aqaibom State Udomi Mano came fourth with 38 votes. The only female in the race, Olivia Diner, and another contestant, Sam Ohaboua, scored one vote each. Former President of the Senate, I.M. Pius, I.M. scored 14 votes, while Bouchie State Governor Mohamed scored 20 votes. Other contestants, including former Governor Aire Delay Fahishai of Akiti State and magazine publisher Delay Mumodou got no votes, that's zero votes. A total of 12 votes from that primary were recorded as invalid. What are the chances of a T-Corp overcar ahead of the 2023 presidential elections? Look at that later. But let's analyze the primary itself. We would like to say good morning and welcome to our guest on the program this morning, Professor Chris Mustafa Wachobia Jr. He is the convener of the country first movement. Prof, good morning to you. Good morning, it's my pleasure to join you. Were you surprised at what played out at the PDP primary and the velodrome of the Abuja National Stadium on Saturday? No, I wasn't surprised. It was clear that it was going to happen that way, particularly when a few days before that event, former governor of the U.S. State PTOB withdrew and resigned from the party. And then a few hours before, precisely on Friday or so, the other contestant, Rajeev Hayatuddin withdrew from the race. And then we had quite a lot of information about if you like the demarragition process. And so when Governor Kambua, the governor of Sokoto State withdrew from the race, it was very clear that it was going to be a race for the highest bidder. Interesting. Do you think PTOB is now vindicated having withdrawn from the PDP and pitched his tent with another party? Some have said, well, he saw the writing on the wall and knew he was not going to defeat and win that morning contest. I think that if you were to assess PTOB's decision, dispassionately, he knew that what happened on Saturday through Saturday to Sunday morning was going to be, like Seussan described it, a major bidding process. And he knew that there were those who would deep pocket hole outbid him. It was more of the highest bidder than about philosophy, about propaganda, about proposal, about policy, and about vision. It's a tragedy of sorts. And that is why some of us are saying to the ruling party that they must feel character by refusing to dollarize the process, by refusing to make it a bidding of sorts, and by giving it to competency, youth, and capacity if you like. Were you impressed by the speeches given by the contestants at that primary? We had from the likes of Syracuse, we had from VK, Tamboa, well, he didn't really necessarily give a speech, but to tell us what he was going to do. Were you impressed? Without doubt, most of the candidates, good talkers, without doubt, they were able to convey what they intend to do. But largely, what should count is the fact that we all know what was at the core of their politicking at the primaries. Remember that before the voting proper started, it was all over the social media and across very credible press that some candidates were doing as much as $20,000, some were doing as much as $15,000, some $10,000, and then it was just about the highest bidder. And I think that the time has come for us to interrogate our political process. If we must bet the Nigeria that we want, if we must cost the resetting, the restixing and reworking of Nigeria, we must depend on policy enunciation, on manifesto delivery, on competency, on capacity, on passion and commitment to the common good. They shouldn't be able to delegate that ring somewhere and voting for the highest bidder. We must repudiate it, we must lantern it, we must ask our parties to do right, fight and write. Operators of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission were seen on social media videos entering the venue, the velodrome at the Abuja National Stadium, the Mosul Abiyullah Stadium. And some videos even showed them stopping some passers-by, some members of the party who were carrying Ghanamaz go-backs, asking them to open so they could inspect the contents of the Ghanamaz go-back. Has the EFCC, should they be doing anything about the financing of election and the dollarization of primaries in the various parties, and have they gone about it the right way? The question, in line with what you just raised, or the question you just asked, is the fact that we are aware that that morning and through to the voting period, the team from the EFCC stopped the event on this venue because of the allegation regarding the dollarization, the monetization of their channel process. I am not saying what you just said, but only the PDP is guilty of such. But I am saying that the time has come for us to interrogate the process, and since the ruling party hasn't conducted its primaries, it must make competency, capacity, youth and commitment to the common good, the common bottom. It must make commitment, the lynch team, in its decision to produce a country that will face the PDP in the 2023 general election. That's the way to go. We must, we must begin to think about how we'll bet and bet the idea of our collective plans, and the monetization of the political process, the dollarization of the primaries and the process that we have in the West Coast. All right. What do we need to do to get to the point where party primaries are about ideas, about philosophies, ideologies and agendas. We've watched party conventions and primaries of political parties across the world. And it's always a meeting of ideas. To get a sense of the ideology and the direction of the party and the things that matter to them in the speeches that are given, people look forward to these speeches. And political stars are bathed in some of these speeches, or through some of these speeches that are given at these primaries or conventions. What do we need to go? This is one of the biggest parties in Nigeria. And we couldn't get a sense of what the party wanted to do, their direction, their philosophy and ideology. How can we get there? All right. We have lost our guests. We'll try and get back to Professor Chris Mosaf and Wokobia Jr., who's the convener of the country's first movement. Let's get back to the velodrome of the Moschina Biola Stadium in Abuja and listen to what some of the contestants had to say. We start with Waziria Minutambua, governor of Sakata State, who was contesting for that ticket for the second time, having done so for the first time in 2019. He was expected to give his speech, telling the delegates what he intended to do if elected the flag bearer of the party. But instead he said, what, I'm not interested anymore. I'm stepping down for Atikua Puboka. Let's listen to Minutambua. I, Aminu Waziritambua, having consulted widely throughout the length and breadth of this country, from the southeast to the south-south, to the southwest, to the north-central, northeast and indeed, northwest, consulted so many leaders and my supporters, have come to the firm believe and conviction that as leaders, time may come in our sojourn to make sacrifice for the good of the people. In view of the situation of our country, and the need for us in our party to minimize rancor and justling for power, in any case, it is not always about one individual. It must always be about our country. I have come to the conclusion that, to the glory of God Almighty, seen and from the result of whatever I've seen throughout the country, millions of Nigerians suffering and the need for us to close ranks in the party and as one of the leaders of this party, I have come to a patriotic conclusion to step down my aspiration and not only that, but I appeal to my supporters to take these in good stride and in the hands of national unity, patriotism and not only that, those who are delegated here should vote for Alhadi Atiku Abu Bakar Wazir Adama. BDB! Alright, interesting speech and of course, I was here in Militambua, a governor of Sokoto State, stepping down from that contest, it was believed that Mr. Tambua also drew from the race, then tilted the race in favour of the former vice president, Atiku Abu Bakar. Back with us is Chris Musafar and Wukobiya Jr. Professor Wukobiya, can you hear us please? Yeah, I can hear you very well. Do you agree that Tambua's stepping down tilted the primary in favour of Atiku? We hear that he garnered quite a number of delegates' support, especially those from the south-eastern part of the country and also some people feel that if he had participated in that primary, that his participation would have divided the northern vote and that was what helped Atiku when he withdrew. Your analysis is very correct, but let me say that by that decision, Tambua broke the heart of several millions of followers of his, who are young people, who are desirous of seeing a new Nigeria, who are contemporary issues and debate denominator politics, where policy articulation is profound and profuse, where young men who are agile, young men and women who are agile, competent and have the capacity to govern are allowed to emerge on a political stage. To withdraw from a 75-year-old Atiku Abu Bakar was a shot in the feet of his politics and all those who have consistently admired him. And we hear this decision, like you noted, with some kind of not-time solidarity, but I think that we must put country first and slide in to take certain political decisions. By no means, what he did swayed about 185 north-west votes in favour of the waziri of Agamawa, Atiku Abu Bakar. But for me, and so many people who care about our country, Atiku has done his bit in his politics. The time has come for us to try something new and different. The time has come for us to try youth. The time has come for us to try diversity. And I say, advisedly, that in the most Halisian periods of our nation, the best of our history, it was men in their 30s, 40s, and 50s that go up on this country. Both in the First Republic, where we had civil rule, and through the period of military rule. It was under the military that we had a Buddha. Buddha was built by leaders who were less than 60. In First Republic, the oldest of them was just about 60. What we need to fix, reposition, and find our country is about competency, capacity, and youth. Where one people can think on their toes.  One people who are in tandem with contemporary global reality. The mother house mat at Tikua-Bubakar is, man there needs a man who can walk night and day, who can sit with the best across the world to debate issues about economics, about job creation, about education, and about national security. So I'm cool with the agreements, that decision of a large taboo one. Alright, we'll look at the performance of ESNBK in what was a kingly contested primary and a battle for the votes of the delegates of the PDP across the country. I think it's been a while since we saw such crisscrossing campaigns around the country. Let's listen to what the real mistake Governor ESNBK said in his speech for about three minutes and we'll be back with our guest for more analysis. PDP are not doing it as if you want to take over power. PDP, your excellence is our dear leaders, very important delegates today. Gentlemen of the press, ladies and gentlemen, come to your states to speak to you. Today, it's for me to thank you, it's for me to thank you for the energy. Since morning you have been here because of this party. Thank you special delegates. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, I will speak to you on two issues. One is the party. I learned in vow today, everybody who emerges here, I will support the passing to the fullest. Everybody who emerges here today, I will support the passing to the fullest. I'm a committed party person because I love this party because since 1998 I've been in this party. I work for this party. I will not go anywhere. This is my party. Secondly, if I emerge today, every state that has a problem, it is my duty to make sure the party is united. We unite everybody to make sure we win the selection 2023. You know, I didn't come here today to tell you about theory. What is the problem with Nigeria? Leadership. Leadership is a major problem with Nigeria. Therefore, BDP, you must not make mistakes.  And it is me. It is me.  Let me go and win the APC. I will win the APC for the power to come up to BDP on behalf of Nigeria. Thank you. Thank you. Interesting. Your thoughts on that speech, Mustafa Wokobiha. Hello, Prof. Are you there, sir? I can hear you, yes. Okay. Your thoughts on that speech? What? Do you want my take on his speech? Yes, yes. Oh, we can have always been a pro-PDP, a very loyal PDP leader. He has shown that in so many ways. But I think that his silence and quiet, since he lost the primaries to Elijah Tico Abubakar is suspect. Well, I am aware that people are reaching out to him. I'm aware that he, because of that speech, may be compelled to mend frances and walk to Elijah Tico Abubakar. But above all, I think that his pain will be located at the fact that PDP desperately wants to come back to power. And to use a candidate who is 75 years old, he will be 76, I guess, next year for a challenge against the APC may not have been the best decision. I hope and pray that the APC will understand the urgency of now. I hope and pray that the APC will realize, like Mr. President said at some point, that if he were younger, he would have done better as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. And don't forget that he became President about the age of 73, at Tico is older than the age of which President Bahá'í became President. So what we have before us is going to be a contestation largely of the old and the young order if the APC doesn't need full. What is before us is a contestation between old ideas and new ideas about vibrancy, competency and youth and the old order. And I believe that Nigeria largely, and that's perhaps the pin of Govonawike, Nigeria largely who want to try something new. I believe that together as a people who can interrogate the parties and interrogate leadership, I believe that we must make parties understand that whatever they do, must be in tandem with the mood of the nation and the mood of the people. You cannot as a nation consistently tell the young people that they are leaders of tomorrow and when the tomorrow comes, you return power to the old. The time has come for us as a nation to do a moral reawakening and chart a new course for our country. We must reset, we fix and we define this nation. And that's perhaps the pin that Govonawike has wherever he is. Amongst the leading contenders for that ticket, you know, you have the likes of Tikavoka, Sarakee and Wike, of course, Tambua was a strong contender. But amongst those three, initial three I mentioned, Wike was the only one who had remained in the PDP all his political life and he made a point to say that he has been a member of the PDP since 1998. Of course, Sarakee was part of the NPDP that moved to the APC and of course, Artiku, of course, had already been in the PDP. Do you think that the party has failed to reward loyalty? Well, that's the language. That is the, that's the conjecture. That's the conclusion. But for me, the party shouldn't have judged Artiku harshly. The party wouldn't have judged Sarakee harshly. For me, what I think is that the party should have weighed the mood of the nation and what the largest voter demographic would have wanted. You are aware that women and the young people have over 70% of the voter population. And so if the PDP did what it did in that primary without putting the consideration of these fundamentals, then I'm afraid that the party is ready unwittingly to lose the 2023 election. I hope I'm afraid that the APC wouldn't walk that way because if it does, obviously you will have perhaps the third force, a merge. Because I want to say without clear of the publication that Nigerians are not ready to continue to try the same old setting. It must be about a new order, a new thinking, a new dispensation and a new disposition and leadership. That's what Nigerians are asking for. Unfortunately, regarding we can the PDP, like you noted, appears not to have paid back his loyalty properly. But maybe he just might emerge as the first presidential candidate. That's what we hear they're talking about. But for me, what is largely important is for us to define our politics. And show that issues rather than money and show that competency and capacity rather than dollar becomes the basis, becomes the leach pin of our politics. All right, already pro-zoning of voices have risen up to slam the result of this election. And the People's Democratic Party have leaders of thought and the other statesmen from four of the six geopolitical zones in the country are on the edges of the southern and middle belt leaders forum, comprising the Pan-Najah Delta Forum, the Southwestern Block and you also have the middle belt forum as well. They have lampooned the PDP. Obviously this is a kick, not a good kick for those who are saying the power must rotate to the south and particularly the southeast, which the southern middle belt leaders from Manori said in the past day support the rotation of the presidency to the southeast in particular. I am not one of those who subscribe to in one of your programs. I've said that repeatedly, but I do not subscribe to zoning because we should not in trying to solve today's problems create more for tomorrow. And I say this advisedly. If your son were to become the best item after you were by providence made president of this country, they will tell your son, but your dad has ruled and so it has to be zoned to some other and you don't in trying to solve problems, deny people the right to contest. What is important is for you to make yourself certainly bullied enough. It was in this country at some point that we had a Muslim Muslim ticket and people died in the case of that ticket. I'm talking about a Beola King debate ticket. And so I think that the time has come for our countrymen and women to instead of combusting banal issues like zoning, we should talk about restructuring our country and align for two fiscal federalism, align for devolution of power, align states to control their police and create repressive bodies to ensure that there is no abuse. I think that the time has come for us to model our federation like all other federalism in the world. All right, we seem to have an issue with that connection. We'll go back to the footage from the PDP presidential primaries right there at the velodrome of the Moshe-la-Biola Stadium at Buca. Let's listen to Bukhola Sarki, former governor of Kora State and former president of the Nigerian Senate, give his speech. Your Excellency, the chairman of our great party, leaders of this great party, distinguished delegates from the 774 local governments, let me join all of us to welcome you to our national convention. Let me also commend the efforts of the convention committee led by my own boss, David Mark, through him. Let me commend all the members for this well-planned program. Distinguished delegates, we're here today at a defining moment in the history of our country. A defining moment because when we think about the events that have happened in our country today, for decades we would say it had never, never could have happened. But today, we're here. We're here at the moment of decision. A moment that we must choose hope over hopelessness. A moment that we must choose peace and security over fear and terror. A moment that we must choose unity over disunity and exclusion. Distinguished delegates, as we stand here, we ask ourselves what is our role? We are only 774 delegates, but the destiny of 200 million Nigerians is in your hands. It's in your hands the destiny of 200 million Nigerians. And that is why it is so important that we get it right this evening. You ask yourself, how do we get it right? We get it right by the kind of candidate we elect today. We must elect a candidate that has the capacity. We must elect a candidate that knows the issues. We must elect a candidate that can unite this country. We must elect a candidate who from day one knows what he has to do. We must elect a candidate whose experience has shown that he can lead Nigeria forward. That responsible distinguished delegate is what is before you tonight. I believe and I know that I'm a candidate that ticks all those boxes. By my experience, I am somebody who has worked in the private sector who has worked in the executive and who has been head of legislative arm of government. Every office I have positioned myself in, I have left it better. Today, you need someone who knows about government, who knows about legislative arm of government and who knows about business. You need a Nigerian for all Nigerians. You need a Nigerian that will build the North and the South. You need a Nigerian that will build the young and the old. You need a Nigerian that will build Muslims and Christians together. You need a Nigerian that will unite all together. Distinguished delegates, as you step out this evening, as you step out this evening, look for that candidate that will change the direction of this country. Let us be that generation that begins to do things right in this country. And he can start from tonight by the type of candidate we elect. Let us elect Abu Bakar Bukola-Sahariki who will lead this country, who will take this country to a brighter future. Distinguished delegates, I thank you for this honour to be here to speak to you. Let us, as I say, in our talk, let us go and fix Nigeria. Let us start our fix in Nigeria by going out to vote. I thank you. God bless you all. Thank you so much. All right, Bukola-Sahariki there. Prof. Chris Musafawakobi, Jr., can you hear us? Yes, I can. All right, before I come back to you, let's quickly listen to the speech of Tiku Abu Bakar and we'll quickly analyse the chances of the party and also look at the chances of the man, Tiku, who is taking a shot at the presidency for the fifth time. All right, while we're trying to get that sorted out, your thoughts on Tiku Abu Bakar, he's taking a shot at the presidency for the fifth time. This should be a record as far as Nigeria is concerned. Let me say that the speech of Abu Bakar Bukola-Sahariki was the most electrifying of the night. Oh, really? He came to the cameras prepared. He articulated his position, raised the issues and I feel, listening again to him, I feel like the PDP lost an opportunity of preserving an obeying and smart mobiliser as its candidate in not booting him, they lost that opportunity. In not booting him, they lost the emotion and the passion of his age. But what do we say? We're not going to continue to go on. Let me say that what is important is that even in his ascertained speech, a larger Tiku Abu Bakar was able to capture some of the fundamental issues that bother our country. But I will in this discussion challenge the all-progressive Congress to think about the urgency of now, to think about the preponderant passion and favor of the young people and women for a new Nigeria. To think about booting before Nigerians a candidate that is congruent with contemporary realities. To put before Nigerians capacity, competency and youth with emphasis youth. Because the time has come for us to fold our sleeves and fold our pants, our shorts, our trousers in service of our country. We must understand that the time is and now for all those who truly believe in Nigeria to work to bet and bet a new Nigeria. And that chance, the chance that the PDP blew or threw away all other parties must take. Nigerians want youth and diversity. Nigerians want competency and capacity. Nigerians want a new idea.  You said of course you initially say you've talked about the fact that PDP had a chance to elect someone with youth and vibrancy and ideas who've pointed a finger at you've singled after Abu Bakar Sarki. You've also said of course it lost out on the vibrancy of a years on wiki. Now, the PDP with a tickle at its head if they end up winning the election will still have these people in the administration. Possibly, you've talked about the talk around town that wiki may be offered a running mate position or slot on this particular ticket. With all these people around the tickle, if he chooses to work with them, he's made a deal, he said to have made a deal with Tamboa, we might see some movement in the direction of wiki. Abu Bakar Sarki is the picture of it and all these other people who came out to be part of this primary. With all these people in the fold of the PDP, Aayim Paes, Aayim Menko, is the party the right one to, as they say they want to do rescue Nigeria from its current travails? No, let me say lightly that at first we'll applaud your proper analysis and understanding of the issues. But I know that it does might be difficult for Aayim Paes, Aayim to accept the run as the vice-presidential cabinet because of the threats from the South East. And then it also might be difficult for a year or maximum wiki to accept, but the party may prevail. But what is largely important is that the PDP must understand that it has got its job well covered for it. The party must wake up to the reality and the urgency of now. They must wake up to try as much as possible to connect with the people, connect with the women, connect with the aged and the young. They must convince Nigerians that with the 75-year-old Waziria Damawa, they can work to rebuild Nigeria. I doubt, but they have a big job on their hands. I believe also that the media must interrogate effusively, profusely, profoundly if you like, the candidates as they manage. We must put them to the crucible and ensure that we give to Nigerians the best come 2023. We must understand that we cannot continue to run our country the same old way. New ideas and new thinking is what has changed nations and that is what we must adopt going forward. Prof, let's listen quickly to Attico Waukar. We would take that video clip now of his speech. Are they primary in when we return? We would round off. Today we are making another history. A history which we believe will bring about fundamental changes in governance and also in our political processes. It is a way to redirect Nigeria, to rebuild Nigeria. It is a way to rescue Nigeria. And it is a way to change the narrative of our country. And for we, the young people particularly, we believe in... Finally, very quickly, Professor, will Attico be able to, I mean, governance put together a strong team? I mean, we know his age and the fact that he is starting off older than Buhari was when Buhari started off. But does he have the character, the ideas and the outlook to be able to put together a strong team of technocrats and a strong team of Nigerians who have the ideas and the drive that you're talking about to execute the rescue operation for Nigeria? I doubt. But let me say also that in the good money of man, he may be able to get some young ideologs who will join him. But a point like what happened in 2014, 2015, when so many of us were behind the emergence of President Mohammed Buhari, who cannot forget or ignore the fact that our dear President has humbly accepted and admitted that if he were younger, he would do much better than he's doing today. So what I'm saying is that the APC must not go the same route this time. Article is the PDP choosing to go the route of the APC in 2014, 2015. And the APC must go a different route by presenting youth capacity and competency to Nigerians. I doubt the competency and the capacity of our people above our job-defying to reposition at any Nigeria. We need a leader in 2023 who can think on his feet, who can work longer hours on a day, who can engage people and engage the world and world leaders with profound intelligence and competency. And that's the minimum that Nigerians expect from 2023. I doubt if Artiqua Buhari can work on that as a card to meet that reality. All right. Thank you very much. Professor Chris, most of all, Wukopia Junior convener of the country-first movement for your outstanding analysis. You're reaching us live from Abuja of Funko. Thank you for your time. Thank you so much. God bless Nigeria. Thank you. And that's the size of a package right here on the breakfast on Class TV Africa. What has been a beautiful Monday morning. We still have fantastic programs coming up on this station. Keep watching up next, the news at nine. My name is Kofi Bartels. I return tomorrow morning.