I welcome you to today's ceremony where four documents will be exchanged. First we have the memorandum of understanding between the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, National Geophysical Research Institute Hyderabad, India. Number two is an agreement on traditional knowledge digital library access between the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, India, and patent and trademark office, Denmark. This will be exchanged on the Danish side by His Excellency Freddy Swain, Ambassador of Denmark, and on the Indian side by Dr. Vishwa Janani J. Satigiri, Head Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Traditional Knowledge Digital Library Unit, New Delhi. Number three is a MOU between the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and Danfoss Industries Private Limited to establish a center of excellence towards natural refrigerants for tropical climates with potential applications. This will be exchanged on the Danish side by Mr. Ravi Chandran Purushottaman, President Danfoss India, and on the Indian side by Professor Govindran Rangarajan, Director Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Number four is a joint letter of intent between the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Government of India and the Government of the Kingdom of Denmark. This will be exchanged on the Danish side by His Excellency Freddy Swain, Ambassador of Denmark, and on the Indian side by Sri Radhe Sagarwal, Secretary of Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Government of India. Ladies and gentlemen, apart from the above MOUs, the following commercial agreements have been signed on the sidelines of the visit. There's a MOU between Reliance Industries Limited and Stesdal Fuel Technologies on the development of the hydrogen electrolyzer and the subsequent manufacturing and deployment of the hydrogen electrolyzer in India. Number two is a MOU between Infosys Technologies and Arhus University to establish a center of excellence for sustainability solutions based in Denmark. And finally, there's a MOU between the Observer Research Foundation and State of Green on Strategic Cooperation to promote knowledge sharing on solutions and facilitate research on the green transition of the economy. Excellencies, this concludes the exchange of agreement ceremony. I now request the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs to conduct the proceedings. Good afternoon, Honorable Prime Ministers, Distinguished Members of the Delegations, and from the media, we will now begin with the press statements. May I request Honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narayan Moudiji, to make his press statement. Sir, the floor is yours. Your Excellency, Prime Minister of Denmark. In March, I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. Namaskar. Before the start of the coronavirus pandemic, this Hyderabad House has been the witness of the heads of government and the heads of state for the last 18 to 20 months. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. I would like to welcome all the delegates, all the media, to the floor. food processing, logistics, infrastructure, machinery, shop fair, and many other areas. Danish companies have been working in India for a long time. They have not only given importance to make in India, but to make in India for the world a success. For the development of India, which is our vision, the scale and speed at which we want to move forward, in which Danish expertise and Danish technology can perform a very important role. The reforms that have come into the Indian economy, especially the steps taken in the manufacturing sector, are being carried out for such companies. In today's meeting, we have also discussed some of these options. Friends, we have also made a decision today that we will continue to invest in our community in a positive way. We will continue to add new income to it. In the health sector, we have started a new partnership. In India, in order to increase the productivity of agriculture and farmers, we have also made a decision to co-operate in the Christian-related technology. In addition, food safety, cold chain, food processing, fertilizers, fisheries, aquaculture, and many other areas of technology will be worked on. We will also work on smart water resource management, based-to-based and efficient supply chain. Friends, in today's meeting, we have also discussed a lot of issues on many areas and areas. I would especially like to express my respect to Denmark that we have been receiving a lot of strong support from Denmark on various international issues. In the future, we will continue to work with the countries that have a lot of trust in the rule-based order, and with the countries that have a lot of trust in the rule-based order. Excellency, next, I would like to express my gratitude to India for hosting the Nordic Summit and for the invitation of Denmark. I would like to express my gratitude to all the people who have been writing the new views of today's very useful conversation. Thank you very much. Thank you so much for the warm welcome. His Excellency, Prime Minister Modi and I have had a very fruitful and productive meeting, and it illustrates the warm relations between our two countries. We are two democratic nations. We both believe in an international system based on rules. And we are proud as Danes to have such a strong partner that shares those values. It is important on the global scene. I think our cooperation between India and Denmark is a great example on how green growth and green transition can go hand in hand. Last year, virtually, unfortunately, because we were not able to meet physically as we are today, we agreed on a very ambitious green strategic partnership. I know that a lot of countries are looking at this strategic partnership because as you said, Modi, that day and have said several occasions, we have some of the skills, but you have for sure the scale. Today, we agreed on a number of concrete green new ideas on water, green fuel, just to mention some few. And we also agreed to work even closer together on areas as health and agriculture. Our green cooperation is now a part of a very ambitious five-year joint action plan because wording is not enough. We are very much aware of that, both of us. Now we need to show some concrete results, ambitious results. We are very happy that many Danish companies already now support the green transition in India. And that they are able to contribute to a greener and healthier life for millions of people. We have been a part of the green transition in Denmark for many, many years. And in many ways, we have already now also made some very important results when it comes to the fight against climate changes. If we are able to do that for nearly 6 million Danes, imagine the potential when it comes to 1.4 billion Indians. And we are very proud, and we look forward for making our cooperation even stronger. I'm also proud that Danish solutions play a key role when it comes to your very ambitious targets. And I think you are an inspiration for the rest of the world. You have set some very ambitious targets when it comes to clean water for over 1 million households and for renewable energy, including offshore wind. I am convinced that India and Denmark have a huge untapped trade and investment potential. And Prime Minister Modi, I am looking forward to continuing our cooperation. And I am very, very proud that you have accepted my invitation to visit Denmark and Copenhagen. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Excellency. That concludes the press statements. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us today afternoon. Thank you.


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So today guys I am back with another amazing Cyberpunk guide video and this one you may have seen elsewhere as a couple of other guys have covered it but it's definitely something you want to be doing if you haven't seen it yet it basically allows you to take out any enemy any level at any time with one shot done how's it going guys my name's dpj anything you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more cyberpunk be sure to subscribe okay so this build well I say build I don't even want to call it that as it just basically consists of two things so this pairing will see you being able to clap any enemy no matter how powerful they are with literally one shot now my pal originally uploaded this in my daily life crisis I then noticed many other bigger dudes covered it well after him and well obviously youtubers these days really give credit where it's due personally I've seen a few of my cyberpunk guides being used elsewhere but to be honest I'm kind of in a good place when it comes to youtube so it doesn't really bother me but the real smaller guys I mean a 10 second mention isn't anything massive to do but it would really make a world of difference to the smaller youtube channels so yeah my pal my life crisis I originally uploaded this and his channel you'll find link below if you do want to check him out show him some love so this pairing consists of two items you purchase from Ripperdux firstly need their projectile launch system cyber way which is applied to the arms and you also need trunk rounds now there are multiple Ripperdux I believe across the city which sell these but the one on the screen now you can see has the projectile arms and the second Ripperdux I go to has the trunks upon buying these it's as simple as just applying the trunk within your inventory to these arms now I do believe to purchase the projectile launch system arms you need to be at least a level street cred of 20 I might be wrong here but I do believe this might be the case even if you find them or loot them from an enemy you still need to be a street cred level of 20 to install them at a Ripperdux but please correct me if I'm wrong guys down below in that comment section and I'll pin your comments so others can see but yeah once you have these applied to your V you are literally set up to take down anyone with one shot now this is bound to your grenade button and while they are literally infinite yes you get infinite shots so you never run out so yeah guys just a quick video to help anyone out there struggling with certain enemies of a certain level this will be a video I send people back to in future videos where I'm going on missions where I'm haunting bigger stronger dudes for that loot and we need to take them down easy but yes I hope you enjoyed the video I really do and subscribe if you want to see more daily cyberpunk guides but guys thanks as always for stopping by if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out and hopefully I will see you on that next one


Okay, so I hope you guys are excited because we are gearing up for Casper to officially open up at the end of this month, April 29th. And so that means that many of you are figuring out what your stats are. And with respect to those stats, what are like the best stats that will help you get into PA school. And so I was asked the question about what my stats were that helped me get into PA school. And so that is what I'm going to be answering in today's video. Welcome back to my channel. Thank you so much for joining me today. If you're new to my channel, take a look around. If you like what you see, you like the vibe that I'm giving off, go ahead and subscribe. And hit that notification bell so you can know exactly when I put a new video out. But I wanted to answer this question. It was posed to me by one of you all. It was posed by Nicole Vincente. And she said, hi, I'm not sure if you did a video of this yet, but could you share your stats that got you into PA school? Thank you. Happy Easter, by the way. So Nicole, no, I did not necessarily do a video like, oh, these are my stats. That's what I guess this video is. I've talked about my various different stats in other videos pertaining to various different things, but this video is, I guess, more concentrated. So I will definitely hit those stats for you. And I want to put a disclaimer like, again, this is Adana's stats. You know, this is me. This is not like the end all be all. This is not like, oh, if you hit these benchmarks, you're going to absolutely get into PA school. Because be mindful that there are people that got into PA school with stats way higher than mine. There are people that did not get into PA school with stats way higher than mine. And then the obvious opposite is in reverse as well. There are people that got into PA school with stats lower than mine and then people that got into PA school or did not get into PA school with stats lower than mine as well. So this is just, kind of, my benchmark, but you can absolutely take it and look at it. it and see kind of maybe where you may fall and if there are things that you want to improve on go right ahead and do so okay. So when it comes to your stats there are about like five three to five various different things that you want to kind of focus in on those are like the tangible things that you can change and adjust as you're going through your application cycle. Now obviously when I'm doing my consultation sessions these are kind of the things that I hone in on because these are the areas that you can actually see movement and change right. When we're talking about personal statement and stuff like that obviously yes you can go ahead and adjust that and I did my I adjusted my personal statement I don't know like three or four times throughout this process and I think that I made it better but the tangible things like the numbers that you can count like your GRE score your GPA your shadowing hours and your direct patient care experience hours those are the things that you want to kind of make those various different adjustments so those are things that I'm going to touch on okay. Alright so for me I'm going to start with shadowing and for shadowing I shadowed about 20 days at this one particular hospital it was all mainly like surgical PAs that I was shadowing across different subspecialties and I did this for 20 days from like August to October various different days in those three months and I had a total of about eight hours and so for in in totality of my shadowing experience I got 160 hours why did I get so many hours because I wanted to see all the various different subspecialties that I could see to get a very like kind of good idea of what I wanted to do with respect to like oh did I like OBGYN and C sections or did I like vascular and them like doing BKAs or AKAs that kind of stuff like below the knee amputations or above the knee amputations that's kind of what I wanted to make sure that I had a good grasp on and also that was the area that I kind of got in and so like when it comes to shadow you get in where you fit in okay right now there's not a lot of like in-person shadowing that's why you know websites that get this university and other people on Instagram and things like that we're doing like these online shadowing I guess symposiums for you all so that you can get an idea of what various different PAs do in different fields but for me I got into that hospital so I insured that I was in there so 160 shadowing hours checked that's what I wanted and I felt like that was more than sufficient enough for for me and where I was at and I wanted a little bit more hours because I felt like you know maybe I was like lacking a little bit in some other areas so I wanted to ensure like hey you know like I did all of these hours and these health care hours and that kind of stuff so now going on to my health care or my direct patient care experience hours or PC so for those I had 1700 hours now I had 1700 hours like tangible like as a you know home health aid and then CNA there were some other hours like where I was literally just kind of like a sitter type of thing and for that you know schools didn't necessarily like look highly upon that so I just kind of put them in my health care experience hours but insured that my 1700 hours that I had for direct patient care experience was like highlighted because I felt like that was like a lot obviously I was in an A&P class with some other students that were trying to get into PA school and they had like 5000 and 6000 hours like they were working for years and in health care but specifically where they were getting direct hands-on patient care experience and so I was like man like I don't know if my 1700 hours is going to cut it but it did so again case in point don't necessarily take like what somebody else's hours and what their stats are to dictate how you're going to get into PA school okay my next thing I'll go to is my GPA so for me I wanted to boost my GPA I told you guys that early on like my overall GPA was like a 3.3 or something along the lines of that my science GPA was like a 2.99 initially and so I took only pretty much science courses and got straight A's and all of them and I was able to boost my GPA up to my overall GPA being a 3.54 and my science GPA was like a 3.3 around there like a little bit higher maybe 3.31 but it was a 3.3 and I remember those specifically because I was like yes finally like I'm over the 3.0 mark I'm well into the threes I'm kind of right there on the average cusp and so that for me was really like a extreme effect that I like you know accomplished because ultimately I was like literally taking maybe like a whole year of school of undergrad all over again to boost those scores and that is what I chose to do I did not want to do like a post back I did not necessarily want to do another master's I felt like it was a waste of time and a waste of the money that I didn't necessarily have so I wanted to ensure that I can get these things done at my own pace which I did most of these classes over summer school or in some type of like hybrid form because I had just had like a baby as well so that is that ultimately the last and like I guess it's not necessarily the most important important but GPA and GRE are I think the two most important things that you want to ensure that you're getting and for me my GRE score which I already talked to you guys about was a 3.22 now I studied hard I did a lot a lot of studying for that last month like pushed myself did it as if it was my job and you know my scores reflected that I have a GP a GRE video that I talk about and it like kind of shows you exactly like the picture of my scores so you guys can go check that video out it talks about like how an average student can get a high GRE score so if you're interested in that go check that video out but that was my score there are people that got like 330s and got 305s and still got in I think if you are like above a 300 you're kind of you're sitting pretty decent if you're above like a 310 315 if you're in a 320s you're sitting very nice and I feel like that helped with my GPA not necessarily being like a 373839 and you know my hours not being like five thousand four thousand hours so those are my stats let's go from again 160 hours of shadowing I had 1700 hours of direct patient care experience at an overall GPA of 3.5 a science GPA of 3.3 and a GRE score of 322 so those were down a stats hopefully you know you can do better than me and also get into PA school but that's what I did and hopefully it gives some of you guys comfort as well because maybe your stats are higher than mine and if your stats are lower than mine still hopefully it gives you comfort because there are people that get in with lower stats and you still have time to kind of make things improve right you're still in the spring semester so there are still courses that you may be waiting for and there's still lots of hours that you're still able to get alright thank you guys so much for watching thank you so much for asking me this question Nicole I appreciate it guys continue to leave me your comments in the comment section below because I read them and make videos out of them so thank you so much for that if you haven't already done so follow me on Instagram edit on the PA and on Instagram at getthatseeuniversity.com go ahead and like and subscribe and I will talk to you guys next time


For the first time since taking a leave of absence in late August, BSU head football coach Jeff Tesh is finally set to speak to the public. Tesh will speak to the media tomorrow at his home regarding the events that led to his leave of absence. This will also include the announcement of a series of restorative healing seminars to begin later this month. Tesh was placed on leave August 30th with no timetable for return. We will have more for you on this situation on Monday. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


All right get the snow and ice off the quilt of the tent that way when it melts because of the heat inside It doesn't melt right down through and and make drips so One thing about these huts is Even though they're insulated. They are not waterproof. They're no good at all in the rain. They're like a sav So if you think it's gonna rain or be heavy snow I usually throw a tarp over the top of the whole thing and tie it down good morning. It is day three. I Slept with ease on last night Didn't even notice Wow All right, what are we looking at today today? It is Five degrees outside so warmed up pretty good last night. It was just about ten below zero when I fell asleep And now it's five. It's quarter of five in the morning inside. It is a brisk 38 degrees That's what the heater running on low all night got the coffee pot started this morning. I Think it snowed last night. I haven't looked outside yet, but just going by hearing some Hearing that little slide off the the roof a couple times over the night Makes me think that we got a dusting and usually when it warms up It's it's because it snowed so I'm guessing we got an inch or so or maybe just a dust in a snow It's a lot warmer than it was yesterday morning, so I'm looking to have a great day today We're gonna have some coffee this morning some breakfast and kind of ease our way out into the day again 38 degrees is not crazy warm for inside this tent But it's a lot warmer than it is outside far as sleeping goes. I was really comfortable last night My friends bought me this Cabela sleeping bag. That's really thick You know, it's got to be almost two inches thick and it's good for the cold And then I threw a couple wool blankets on top of that just for added weight and to help Hold some heat in got a man size cot underneath that my sleeping bag over the cot I brought some foam for this trip just because my my air pad ran out of air, so The foam seems to be working pretty well It's not as thick as like a sleeping mat or an air pad, but it adds to that comfort level So sleeping has been comfortable super quiet outside, which helps even more. I got thinking last night I could have shut the heater off and just dealt with a little bit more cold if I wanted to conserve on propane But I brought a decent amount of propane for this trip keeping the heater on keeps a lot of the stuff from freezing Not everything, you know My water jugs still froze that were in the corner the first night and some of the food cans froze to if you're Strategic about where you put stuff. It'll freeze less, you know, if you're running the heat Hey, nice little snowmobile ride this morning. I just did a pilot hole out here when I got off the shore There was good seven eight inches ice, you know a big fear of mine this whole trip is falling through any time it is But especially after the report I got from the Rangers and a lot of thin ice conditions They said somebody fell through with a snowmobile the next lake up where I've been fishing I've been on pretty good ice near the shore, but I want to go a little deeper today So I'm gonna start checking some offshore spots for some Kogan whitefish Plague up. I just jigged this hole and there was some activity down there But I kind of messed it up. I think when I was getting the sonar together and making a bunch of noise But before I left it I left a trap with a Shiner down there and There was some fish around So let's see what it is. It doesn't feel very big Not even fighting right now Took out a lot of line Little tog maybe. Oh whitefish All right Hook just popped right out. So they got to be 16 inches to keep I've never eaten a whitefish. I'm really hoping he makes it So I'm gonna get a measurement on him real quick Oh my goodness. Does he make it? Does he make it? It's gonna be so close. I gotta put this down It is so close 16 and a half cool Got my first keeper whitefish 16 and a half inches That's exciting. Yes 16 and a half inches.  I'm excited We'll dispatch him and get this reset up. It's too whitefish down there All over that bait He's on it. He's got it. He's got it. Watch that line. See that line moving Flag's just about to go up What? How awesome is that? Does he still have it?  Let's cut this one. Another whitey Wow, that was awesome Easy now boy easy That was awesome. There were two of them down there. Are we gonna get him right back down? He's pretty close to a keeper. I bet if not a keeper Let's drop that middle right back down see if we can catch the other one. It's still on That was cool watching that line move to the side. I've never seen that before So what about ten seconds before the flag went up? He was on there and he was doing like a big pendulum pendulum swing before he could trip the flag Pretty cool That's what I use now to mark my line. It's just a little piece of a rubber band It seems to stay put and if you need to change depth you can just slide it down one way or another With the electronics, I don't bother sounding anymore because you could see exactly where your line is You can see where your weight is where your bait is See it's cool because you can see my nylon line Then you can see my weight then you could see the bait underneath it and my swivel up here And we're down in 30 almost 31 foot of water Couple fish coming in hot on the bait. He's on it Let's look and see if that line moves. Oh, he's all over it. There's a school of them About five or six white fish down there I'm gonna get the jigging rod in the hole next to it. It does not feel very big. Oh, they're whitey little guy Alright whitey on the jig rod He didn't eat the minnow. I wonder if they already stripped that minnow off that hook There you go That was awesome, right? They're getting smaller Well, man, they were active. They really like that jig going instead of the instead of the Shiner Man, that's fun. Nothing on the screen right now. I gotta pull that out and see if that Shiner is still on there Another white fish Put him back to get bigger That's why You can't out fish a Shiner with a jig Got him Jigged another keeper white fish Wasn't recording though. That was awesome. That one fought pretty good. He's probably 16 and a half Put him back. There's three or four more down there. He hit way up top big white fish Nice one another keeper Wow, that guy stayed with it all the way from the bottom That was crazy. It's kind of hard to hold on That school looked about all the same size. All right, that's another keeper right there folks big white fish for for me That one's probably pushing 17 but we're gonna get him right back down hit something there pretty good Might be a Laker.  That's the weird part Not one heck of a fight Oh What a run I can't even see him on the screen now. He's gone We got to work him back Oh, here he comes. All right. He's down in 20 foot of water right now About 20 feet away man, there he is Still 20 foot deep. I can't seem to lift him any I'm started. I don't even know what the heck this thing is There he goes again. I really want to catch this fish Alrighty's 15 18 We're at the leader Now we're back off the leader Man this thing is kicking my butt He is going crazy It's big whatever it is He's back down into 35 foot I'm trying to keep him off the bottom This is a big fish This is a giant whatever it is man Oh boy, do I want to catch this thing? There he goes. He's coming up Got him back up to 25 He's just still spooling He looks long on the screen. Lo most looks like two fish on the screen, but This is my first big one on the On the panoptic, so I don't know I can't see a damn thing down that hole Getting close Getting close. Oh, it's a big Laker.  He just rolled. He just rolled. Okay All right, we're gonna try to get him over here and land him This is what I came out the deep water for folks. Oh nice Laker Been a while since I caught one that big Get started get started Come on All right Nice Nice lake trout All right Let's pop that hook out of him What a fight that was He's probably in the Four pound range. I'm guessing We'll get a quick measure on him and send him back down the hole That sure was a lot of fun A lot different than those white fish I was catching this morning, which I'm very happy to catch 25 inches I'm guessing he's gonna be just under four It's hard to judge trout when you're a bass guy 3.94. So just under four pounds. He's bleeding. So if we're gonna get him back down, there he goes All right 3.94 pounds That's not huge, but When you're catching a lot of little stuff like, uh You know 12 15 inch trout and, uh 10 to 17 inch White fish when you hit a two footer like that That gives you a good fight like that. It really makes your day and Fish like that could make your whole trip. So Pretty fun. I'm gonna I'm gonna get back down there and try it again I was I was just watching the pan optics. I I saw a school of smelt over here So I was jigging. Oh 20 feet up off the bottom And out of nowhere out of like Maybe he was 15 foot deep. He came flying down just jumped on that thing and uh Then you got to see the whole fight. So let's try it again Got him I reeled right up for it I don't know what it is yet. It feels like a white fish It's not as big as that last one. I know that That's pretty good size and starting to get bigger now Man, I reeled it put it right in that thing's face.  Don't you move? Look at that another another nice toad Look how dark these things are man That's crazy how dark they are It's got like red fins on it Nice nice nice We are into some deep fish Oh sweet Just let him go down You can watch him on the screen. There he goes Sweet another one I like this deep water fish and it's it's we're in the 40 foot range But I've been brook trout fish in the last couple days because it's fun to catch and eat native Maine brook trout, but That's done in super shallow water So I figured I'd come out here and just see what's out here because it's not really known for For its deep water fish This area where I'm in right now So I figured I'd come out and look and see if I could catch a toad or catch a white fish and so far It's been a great day had a handful of white fish probably six or seven and and uh two or three over the keeper size and Two pretty nice toad right now How's it going? Are you filming or are you filming?  I just saw them two guys you talked to good Yeah, that's the out there too, but is there ice? Yeah, they told me they told me there's no ice The first night when you went on your seven inches. Did you guys fish today? What's up? How you doing buddy? What are you guys doing? Good to see you. That's been a fun day so far. Let me tell you nice fun in a good way Yeah, good boy. That's a nice toad sled. Okay. I'm back. It's nighttime day three ran into some buddies of mine That's pretty awesome. They're up for two days of fishing. We're gonna go brook trout fishing I'm gonna join them tomorrow. They're sleeping at camper. Oh 15 miles or so from here We're gonna all meet up in the morning to see what we could do about putting some high numbers of brook trout And see if we can catch a big brook trout. So all in all today was just an excellent day I went out deep got to use the Garmin pan optics learned a lot on that Put it to good use to catch a couple of lake trout quite a few white fish Got my first keeper white fish, which I'm excited to eat that baby sitting right there I got a thought out because it's uh, it froze up Temperature right now is as mild as I've seen yet. It's 20 degrees above zero Which is pretty awesome. Not sure what tomorrow's gonna bring, but it's the first night. It hasn't been zero or below As soon as darkness hits. So I'm really excited about that and that's about it I'm gonna cook up cook up that white fish first Finish up Jeff's moose that I ate half of a package last night A good friend of mine Jeff Osborne I'll put a link right here in a card somewhere to his moose hunt of the moose that I'm eating It was an awesome hunt second big one. He shot with a bow and arrow and this hunt was really cool He's got a youtube video on it. If you like that kind of stuff check him out and definitely subscribe to his channel too