I would have never thought in a million years that I would find prices that cheap. We got ourselves a framed puzzle here. That's nice. Oh wow. Solid frame. How much is that? Eight dollars. That's cool. If you see a book you like, you can grab a book. I think you see puzzles. Oh yeah? Right here. Ooh. Got a pretty good selection. Let's see. We have a panorama here, Milton Bradley, 750 pieces, that was over three feet wide. That's pretty. Puzzles are two for a dollar. Oh snap. Seat and guide. Right outdoors. Masterpieces. That's a pretty long cabinet. Oh, one piece missing. Well that's helpful. One piece is not bad for a used puzzle. Let's see. What's this? Createjigsawpuzzles.com.  Looks like we got some really old ones here too. What's this one? Ooh, that's pretty. 304 pieces. This is a Whitman puzzle. That's a beaten up box. This is a Seco puzzle. That one looks fun. We have another Seco here. Christmas puzzle. This looks like an older one as well. That's really cool. Wow, some of these boxes are so beaten up. You can tell these are pretty old. What's this one here? We have another Milton Bradley. Oh, we have one of these art box ones that you get from Dollar Tree. What else do we have? This one. I think I got one of this style from Dollar General. 50 cents is not bad though for that. What else do we have? What's this? Oh, that's pretty. This is a Sherlock puzzle. That's a Dollar General tag. So 50 cents is not bad. This is a super old Dollar General tag. Look at that. We have a Rose Art brand here. That's really nice. Snowy scenery. 500 pieces. And more Milton Bradley ones here. That one. I'm trying to show you these puzzles without making a huge mess here. I don't want to make a mess of these four pieces. That's beautiful. This is from Guild Puzzles. 500 pieces. And pretty much more of kind of like the same. These are just like flowery puzzles. Those are the same. We have another one of these Guild Puzzles. That looks nice. That's some more. Now there's quite a few puzzle pieces. Look at those here. We have more Milton Bradley here. Oh, look at this. Seasons of change. This box is in pretty good shape. This is a glow-in-the-dark puzzle. And this is 1,000 pieces. Look at that house. That's totally my house. Is that glow-in-the-dark? Yeah. It says 199 here. But I think it says here. The puzzles are 2 for 1. That's a lot. That's a lot. It says 199 here. But I think it says here. The puzzles are 2 for 1. So this is probably 50 cents. What does it look like inside? That's a pretty good chance of missing pieces. But I don't know. Oh, this is bits and pieces. I don't have that. You know what? This might be... It'll probably be in the maybe. The $100,000 puzzle. This is a piece together of the Golden Jigsaw puzzle. Break its mysterious code and win $100,000. I feel like that would not actually happen. But I don't know. Is that true? I could use the money. Oh, this is from 1984. He tells me that would not work out the way I would hope. But anyways. Look at this 2,000 piece puzzle. That's so cool. What does it look like inside? Oh my God. My... See, these kind of things make me nervous. Hey, that's supposed to open the door. It's not even sealed. That is cool. I mean, $0.50 is really not bad. And this box is in fantastic shape. But you just don't know, right? I mean, $0.50. I won't be too mad if I'm missing pieces. But you know what? This is going in the maybe pile. And it's Buffalo games. So I know it's going to be good stuff. Let's see what else we have here. Oh, Lavera. Isn't that the brand of my puzzle table? This is 1,000 pieces. This is interesting. Oh, I like that it's taped up too. That is beautiful. Look at that scenery. This is so cool. It's sealed up nice. And I think we might have some good luck with this one here. So you know what? This is going in the maybe pile. Oh wow. This is super cute.  Though I have to be honest. I mean, judging by this image here, I'd be kind of worried if my food will have cat hair in it. But cute image. We have a big bent puzzle here. 1,000 pieces. What is it? Can you find it? 1,000 puzzle pieces at Joan Steiner. Can you find the dollar bill? Oh, this is a secret. Oh my God. This is so cool. This is pretty cool. Oh, look at these bits and pieces. This is like a Christmas image here. I have been wanting to try a bits and pieces puzzle. And I don't know. This might be a really good find. This is taped up as well. So there's a really good chance that we're going to have all our pieces in here. This is going in the maybe pile. We have another masterpiece puzzles here. This is pretty. This is a panoramic x-hole puzzle. Three feet long. I'm going to be honest. I love this image. This is taped up pretty well. So probably got good chances with this. What have we got in the maybe pile? This is a cardinal set. That one looks cool. This box is in great shape. This is crown collection. That's a pretty image as well. We have a Kodak color puzzle.  That's pretty cool. Oh, wow. This is an old Thomas Kincaid puzzle. Look at that image though. Look at that house. You know that's my house because I left all the lights on again. There's a hallmark puzzle here. 1,000 pieces. This is in good shape. And it's in the bag. So that's good. That's promising. We have an old guild puzzle here. That's pretty. We got a big Ben puzzle here. That's a nice house as well. Big house. Neuschwenstein. Oh my goodness. Look at this Neuschwenstein puzzle. This is a Buffalo games. 1,000 piece puzzle. This might be a maybe. I might take a chance on that one. I don't know. Look at that Thomas Kincaid. That is gorgeous. We have a Whitman puzzle here. Snowy mountains. Trying to do my best here to keep these all organized. I have a big maybe pile though. I'm gonna have to whittle this down a bit. I have a bunch of pieces here. That's pretty. We have some of these masterpieces here which are in really good condition. You can do much. I know, right? You can carry all these. I know. We have a Seaco. Scrabble States of America. Puzzle and book set. This is more like a kitty puzzle. And if this is 50 cents, that's a really good deal. And it's in a Ziploc bag. That's good too. That's a good deal. I'm not feeling the image though. That's alright. Look at these old Milton but broadly ones here. We have the Borg. These are 1,500 pieces. Another one. Wow. This was a different image. I would totally get this one. I'm not really feeling that one. Alright. That's pretty much what we have here. Not bad. But this is my maybe pile. And I really need to whittle this down because I am not taking all these home as much as I want to. Alright, so I need to... Hey, I have an idea. What? How about you pick two? I want more than two. Okay, so pick five. How about six? No. No? Why not? Because look at the four of those puzzles. It might be only three dollars. No it won't. Alright, I'm going to work on this pile that I have next to me and let's see what I end up with. Now hit that like button if one of the most exciting things to you is finding a good bargain on a puzzle. Because I know I certainly do. And it never hurts to save a few dollars here and there. But I couldn't believe what I found at that thrift store. Because not only did they have a pretty good selection of sets I couldn't believe the price. 50 cents per puzzle. 50 cents. Are you kidding me? Please let me know down below if you went to a thrift store and the prices were that amazing. Or did I just happen to find the lowest price thrift puzzles ever? And definitely let me know if they've charged even less for them. Because I don't know, I kind of feel like how much cheaper can it be anywhere else? 50 cents? That's not even like going into my budget. I could just go into my piggy bank in the closet and pull out a few quarters and then you know, that's it, I'm going shopping. I would have never thought in a million years that I would find prices that cheap.  A lot of these sets were in great condition. So you know that I took major advantage of the situation. I didn't just buy one, two, or three sets. I went a little crazy. I ended up picking up six sets. Because why not, right? At 50 cents a box, I mean you'd be crazy not to go crazy. There was a point where I was like there were any shopping carts here that I could use to carry all these sets. I just couldn't carry any more than what I had. So I had to put a stop to it. And honestly, I could have bought a lot more. But I didn't. I had to control myself. Because I didn't want to look like a crazy person in the thrift store. But anyways, we have to go over what I got. So the first set that I picked up was a puzzle from Lavevert. Lavevert? I don't know how to say this, but this is actually the same brand as my puzzle table. Now this box doesn't really have any other information aside from the brand's name and the piece count. And this is 1000 pieces. And you know, aside from the fantastic condition of the box, and the fact that, you know, it was one of the only few boxes that were taped up by the previous owner, which, you know that's a good sign, right? Like it's very possible that all these pieces are in here. But anyways, aside from that, I mean, this scenery is amazing. Look at those mountains in the back and the clouds. I'm pretty sure I have a house somewhere hidden in the mountains somewhere. I don't know. It's got to be somewhere, preferably near the river. But anyways, aside from that, I mean, this is a fantastic find for 50 cents. The fact that the previous owner taped it, I am feeling very confident that we may have all the pieces in this box, but we shall see, right? Now, for the next puzzle set that I got, I kind of have a sense that it's from the same owner. And the reason why I say that is because the box itself is in fantastic shape and it is taped exactly the same way. There's just a little nick on the box here from like, it looks like something smashed into it, but it's really nothing major. And this puzzle is from a brand, Bits and Pieces. And this is great because I have been wanting to pick up a Bits and Pieces set. So, I mean, it's Christmas themed. It's called Christmas Gathering. It's 1000 pieces and it is 20 by 27 inches when it's completed. And you know what? This scenery is fantastic. I love Christmas. I mean, who doesn't love Christmas? It looks like we've been invited to a fun Christmas party. Everyone looks so excited. Everyone is bringing gifts and that little bunny better watch out. You don't know what those dogs are up to. You can tell the other little bunny in the background is a bit suspicious about those dogs. But anyways, this is again a fantastic image. This looks like a lot of fun. I'm really looking forward to trying this brand and I'm feeling pretty confident that all the pieces are in here. So, again we shall see, right? Now for our next puzzle. I know I keep saying 50 cents, but I don't believe by it. So, I keep saying it to kind of, you know, remind myself of the amazing deals that I picked up. But anyways the next puzzle that I got is a super bargain because it is a 2000 piece set. And this one is a buffalo puzzle. It is called Sweet Shop and it is 38.5 by 26.5 inches when it's completed. I actually had to think quite hard about this one. And no, it wasn't because one of the sides of the box is a bit torn but you know, that looks like it could have just happened at the thrift store. The reason why I was a little hesitant about this was because it was not taped together. It did come with the poster in it and the pieces were all loose inside. Does this mean that there are definitely pieces missing? Maybe, but I will say it again. For 50 cents. That's not really a huge loss. Will it be frustrating if after spending hours and hours trying to put this together that, you know, I end up finding out that it is missing a piece or two or many? Absolutely.  Yeah, I do wish the previous owner, you know, taped the box together or, you know, at least put the pieces in like a Ziploc bag or something. But, you know, for the price, I mean I thought it would I thought it would have been kind of silly to pass up something like this because, I mean, it is a beautiful image. Who doesn't love candy? This store looks amazing. This is probably my candy shop. We got all kinds of stuff here. This looks like so much fun, except I don't know about that dog. I don't have a dog so I don't know, I don't even know why he's there. Maybe someone left the door open by accident and he just snuck in looking for a nice cozy spot to take a nap in. I guess I'll leave him there for a little while. But if he starts eating any of these candies, he's out the door. Now for the next puzzle, I was super excited because not only was it, you know, another Buffalo Games puzzle, which, you know, I absolutely loved during my first experience, but the image is of a place that I cannot wait to visit one day. And this one is of Neuschwanstein Castle. You remember this castle, right? You know that's my house. But anyways, it's 1000 pieces and it is 38.5 by 26.5 inches when it's completed. Now these pieces are oversized. Now really, the box itself is in pretty good condition. But my concern was, and again, I was a bit hesitant with this one, like I was with the sweet shop puzzle because it wasn't taped together and the pieces are, they're all loose inside. Oh wow, these are nice big pieces. So here we have another possible case of missing pieces.  But the pieces themselves look to be in very good shape. I don't see any damaged ones so far.  But overall, these look to be in great condition. So I feel like the previous owner, you know, they cared about this puzzle. You have the poster as well, which is great. But again, it would have been nice if it was actually taped together. Now the next puzzle that I got is a little bit on the older side. And this one is from Seaco. It is actually an image from Thomas Kincaid, who you know is one of my favorite painters. And this one is called a New Day Donning. It is 1,000 pieces and it is 27 by 20 inches when it's completed. Now the reason why I say this is a much older puzzle is because, you know, not only can you tell from the condition of the box itself, but this is actually a seagull puzzle that was made in 1997. Now when I first saw that year, I was like ah, that's not that old. But then I realized, well, that's over 20 years ago. So yeah, that's pretty darn old. Kind of made me feel old too. But anyways, I absolutely adore this image. And of course, you know, this is one of my houses because, you know, I left all the lights on again.  Hopefully I don't get too wet from all the waves and the splashing. And after I dry myself up a bit, I'll just go take a walk down my little garden back there. This is so beautiful. I love how secluded this house is. This is absolutely peaceful. Now, as I said before the box is not in the greatest state. It wasn't sealed with tape and all the pieces are loose inside. Hopefully we have everything here. If not, you know, no big financial loss to me. You know, just my time would have been wasted. But you know what can you do, right? Overall the pieces look to be in pretty good shape and one thing that I would like to start doing especially now that I have this thrift store that, you know, has absolute bargains is try to really find older versions of certain puzzle brands. So I kind of feel like I have well, this is my oldest Seco puzzle that I now own. And what I want to do is do a comparison. I want to complete an old Seco puzzle and compare that experience and in terms of quality and whatnot. Compare it to a current Seco puzzle that has been produced recently. And I'm pretty sure there's much older puzzles from Seco and tons of other brands because a lot of these companies have been around for a very long time. But you know, I kind of want to, you know start getting older ones and comparing them to more recently produced ones. And the last puzzle that I picked up from my bargain heaven is a puzzle from Bits and Pieces again. And this one is called Season of Change. It is 1000 pieces and it is 20 inches by 27 inches when it's completed. And apparently this one glows in the dark as well. It'll probably look really nice if you have it framed on your wall. I feel like if I was from this time period that is depicted in this image, that would most likely be my house. I love that style of house. What is that, a Victorian? I love that stuff. And you can tell my neighbors are picking up my bad habits because look, they got their lights on too back there. Everyone's got their lights on. I don't feel too bad about it. But man my house is gorgeous. And look, there's me and my husband getting ready to go out for a date. Probably just take a nice little stroll around town and maybe hit up one of the local restaurants. Now, like the Seco puzzle that I just showed you, which was from 1997 this Bits and Pieces set is from 2001. So this is 22 years old which, you know, that's that's getting on. And honestly with it being over 20 years old the box itself is in pretty good shape. My only concern is again it's not sealed and none of the pieces were back. It's all loose in here. So, you know again, there's quite a big chance that we're missing pieces in this set. But you know I can't argue with the price. And like the Seco puzzle I really do want to compare this set with a newer Bits and Pieces puzzle and see what the quality differences are. Because I hear a lot of you mentioned in the comments that oh, this particular puzzle brand used to be a lot better quality wise in the past. And you know, over time you know the quality starts slacking. Which again I don't understand why puzzle companies do that. You would think that with all the competition nowadays that they would, you know, keep up to par or improve what they already have. But I guess that's just not the case with a lot of these companies. So, I'd be very curious to see what they were like then and what they're like now. I think those will make for interesting videos. But anyways, from this bargain puzzle shop I picked up one, two puzzle sets all for $3. And if I cannot afford to spend $3 on puzzles well, then I obviously have way bigger problems than you think. But anyways guys, that's my bargain haul for the day. Like, this is it. This is my go-to thrift store now. I don't know when I'm gonna go back. I'm gonna have to go back soon and hope that they stocked up a whole bunch more. Because I mean, I have tons of quarters laying around the house.  I don't know. I probably shouldn't do that because I wouldn't have the space for it. But I mean you know, it's possible. I can just go crazy one day and just buy everything out. Now again if any of you have found a thrift store that charged crazy prices like this or I mean, I don't know, could they get any better than that? Probably not. But let me know down below what your local thrift store is charged for puzzle sets. And let me know as well, what amazing finds did you get? It's been quite a long time since I bought this many puzzles in one shop. And honestly, I just couldn't wait to share it with you. Well guys, I need to find a home for all these sets. So hope you're all doing well. Thank you for watching and I will see you in the next one.


All right, hello and good evening. Welcome to ongoing town meeting day election coverage by town meeting television. My name is Bridget Higdon, the managing editor of the Essex Reporter. I'm joined here this evening by Andy Watts and Ethan Lawrence who are running for the two open seats on the town of Essex Select Board. Thank you for joining us. If you're tuning in live, we welcome your questions at<PHONE_NUMBER>. And you can watch town meeting TV on Comcast channel 1087, Burlington telecom channel 17 and 217, as well as online at youtube.com slash town meeting TV. So thanks very much for being here this evening. You're both running uncontested for two seats on the select board, three year terms. Let's start with some opening statements. Tell us about why you're running for reelection and what will, you know, what do you hope to accomplish this year? Andy, let's start with you. Okay, all right. So this is, this will be my fourth run for the select board. One of the things, the things, you know, there were, as I questioned myself, whether to do this in additional time, the thing that excited me most is the fact that we're now past separation. And that we have at this point, I think more freedom to think about other things. And one thing that really has me excited is that we are currently talking about purchasing a piece of property inside the town because our town hall is no longer in our town. And so that's kind of got me excited about establishing, potentially establishing a new town center, a new municipal center. And that's what has me gone here. Awesome, great. What about you Ethan? A few of the things that really get me excited about the select board, as you know, and many others know, when I started last year, there was nobody running and it was to fill an expired seat. And then this year, I was kind of like, I wanted to do it again. And then I was completely shocked that there was nobody else that wanted to jump in. So I was like, well, it's what I feel is now my duty to continue what I started and as Andy mentioned, see through all these great things that are happening with the town and give a voice to some of the people that I got on the board for, to continue to promote the growth in Essex as well as maintain the countryside that we have in Essex and it's really a beautiful part of Essex. And as the town continues to grow, it's something that we need to incorporate with it, so. Great. As sort of one of the longest serving board members and one of the newest, what are some things that you've learned from each other or that you, you know, different perspectives, something that you've each taken from one to the other? Wow. So three years ago was the first time I met Ethan. He came to town meeting, it was actually the last in-person town meeting we've had in a while. And he stood in the aisle in front of the microphone and he spoke his piece. And later that night, I heard somebody bad-mouthing him and I stood up for him, said, that individual, I didn't know his name at that point, is my hero. Because he stood up and he said what he wanted to say and he didn't back down and he was out there. And a couple of weeks ago, we did what was called the town tour. We took the slipboard members two at a time and went and visited all of the towns and introduced all the workers, where they work and what kind of work they do. And Ethan and I happened to be in the same group, yeah. And I was mentioning to folks that I learned a lot about the town but I also learned a lot about Ethan Lawrence. And I'm fully impressed by him. That's great. Yeah, what about you Ethan? What have you learned from him? That was, I was glad he mentioned that because I was gonna say that.  Coming onto the board, I wasn't particularly ever involved in politics other than when I bought my home in Essex and started paying taxes. I was like, I need to be involved. But I mean, he's an open book and if there's any questions or anything, I'm always able to reach out and I really appreciate that from him. Awesome, very nice.  It's a $15.4 million budget which overall is a decrease from last year but it's an increase for residents because of separation. So I'm gonna assume that you both support it because you have put it together. But tell me a little bit about I guess why you support it and what to you is important about it for voters. Ethan, you wanna start? Yeah. So one of the biggest things that was new for me to learn and be a part of the budgeting process for the first time, the town has a system that's in place and from before the separation. If we wanted to continue to have the same amount of employees, the same amount of services and everything that we currently have, there wasn't just money to be eliminated without womening positions and people and good workers for the town. So I've had this conversation with quite a few people. One of the things that really stuck with me was that every $100,000 was a percentage. So my argument with a lot of people was to defend the budget is $2.2 million really worth not having those services. And inflation was another big part of it. None of us predicted that and we're all feeling it at home as well. So I learned a lot. I fought for some things. But overall I was really happy with the budget and I'm excited to see what Essex has in store for itself. And I'm hopeful that the voters also believe that we did a good job putting the budget together. Great. And for you, Andy, what do you want to highlight about it? Well, yeah, I remember this has been through this several times. And I recall back in the early days, in my early days, I used to pride myself to find I could find $300,000 worth of stuff to cut out. Couple years later, it was only $60,000 and I was able to find to cut out. This year I couldn't find anything. Very little, a couple hundred dollars kind of thing. So I think it's been, for me at least, I've seen growth in how the town is dealing with their budget as well. Where they're really only asking for what they need and especially this year. With it known that 41% of our tax base is gone. And in order to, we really wanted to focus on keeping our services the same. We didn't want to cut anything. We didn't want to lay anybody off. We did eliminate, a couple of positions are going away. We no longer need a shared manager. So there's only two management, senior management positions. And then the town clerk's office will go from three to two as the city clerk transitions out. But I think it's, where we are today is the result of where we've been. And I think it's the staff put together an excellent budget for us to work with. Yeah, thank you. Also in the ballot are a number of articles. Article six adds a one cent to the tax rate to fund capital projects. While articles seven through 11 are charter changes related to the separation of Essex Junction and Essex Town. I guess talk to me a little bit about these as well. What do you support about them? If you know all of them in their entirety, I assume. Yeah, so to clarify something, none of the charter changes have anything to do with separation. I'm starting there, although you mentioned capital first. But it's an interesting story about how we got to these charter changes in that a resident came to us asking for the ability to recall select board members. Right. And so, and this individual said, well, if you don't do anything about it, I'm gonna come with a petition. And then our thought was, well, we wanted to control the language that goes in there. So we might as well, you know, go forward with it. And so we established a, and we decided to establish a charter committee that said we might as well look at the rest of the charters. Are there any other things that it would be nice to have? You know, a recommendation that they were given was to go out to the Vermont League of Cities and Towns. They have kind of a, it's not really a catalog, but an intern several years ago documented all of the things that are unique in that are in charters that we might wanna pick and choose what we want. Sure. And so the charter committee came back with a raft of ideas. There were like 11 policy initiatives. And we didn't think that we could do a fair job of vetting those in the time we had. Cause they came to us December 6th and we needed to finalize the town meeting warning by the end of January. Yeah. And so we whittled it down to the five that seemed most important to select board members and to those who came and presented, you know, that were, you know, provided public input at the meeting. And so again, they're not at all related to the separation. The, you know, one is just a reorganization of the charter. You know, I've been on the select board for nine years and I still have trouble finding things in our charter because it's so portally organized. And I think that's a, definitely you didn't wanna, you know, definitely support that one. There's a change in there that allows us to establish fees. You know, during COVID we wanted to add additional charge for dog licenses, for example, cause many, many more people were doing them by mail. Right. And it turns out, well, you can't do that because the state sets dog license fees. And so we wanted to have, just to just an example that we wanted to have the ability to set our own fees. South Burlington, Williston, there are a few other municipalities that do that. The, then there's the just cause eviction. That one has a lot of history behind it, maybe not a lot, but recent history with the legislature and the governor. And again, we didn't feel we had enough time to vet all of the language and so we stripped it down to simply giving us the right to establish an ordinance. And we'll have all the hard discussion later when we actually work on establishing the ordinance. The recall provision, one of the controversial things to about around that one is how many people it takes to actually recall someone. The select board felt very strongly that you needed to have at least the same number of people recalling somebody as voted for some. Voted in the election where they were elected. And so that's, there is actually somebody, the person who came to us asking for it is now campaigning against it because of that provision. I don't remember what else we have in there. The DRB. Oh, the transition from, right, transition from a zoning board to a development review board. Most many, many towns have gone to that model. We've talked about it for years. It was delayed by discussions about consolidation and about merger and then into separation. And so we're finally at the point we want to do it. And then the controversy goes out, well, how quickly can we do it? And so I definitely support that. I think, you know, the staff recommends it. And I do support that one too. Is that all five of them? I think so, yeah. Because reorganization is one, right? Yeah, yeah. And then you mentioned the capital tax. Yeah, with 41% of the grandals going away, the two penny tax that we have used to raise 525,000 or so with the 40%, 41% reduction, we're getting 322,000 or something like that, close to that. We offset that this year by transition, or by using $200,000 of fund balance to offset that difference. But we know going forward, there's a shortfall there because of the change in the tax base. And so staff asked for 3.39, and we backed it off to three. We're also facing reassessment, which most of the state is right now. And so with not knowing how reassessment is gonna change our property values, because that's a 3 cent tax on the value of your home, and it's a fixed number until an extra reappraisal happens. And so without knowing how much of an impact that was gonna have, there was a recommendation that we ask for a lower number and then reevaluate whether we need to ask for more or less or however we wanna deal with it. So that's a 3% that's gonna go towards capital projects, which are typically public works, just for folks who maybe don't understand what a capital project is. Public works endeavors are there. I guess, Ethan, is there anything you wanna add? Yeah, I was just gonna add that with the capital tax because that was throughout the budgeting process in the capital budget. One of my, I won't say it, it was an argument, it was just something that I cared about, but we were eliminating a project from public works for the year. And I spoke up and said, well, what's $200,000 out of the fund balance when we have all this fund balance we're not allocating it to tax relief because there's other needs for the town as the future moves on. We felt that the best way was to have the budget the way we were presented it. So when we came to raising the capital tax, I did some numbers like I did on the floor of my first town meeting and I was like, well, one cent was right there around the $200,000 mark. So I said, well, it was compromised there and capital was huge and Essex has not been known for being on a direct schedule where we plan and buy things because, frankly, we don't have the capital fund that we should have. And Andy's seen it for a lot longer than I have, but if we continue to underfund, it's only gonna get more expensive as the years go on. So. Right, right. What would you, that capital fund, where would you like to see some of those funds go in terms of what projects do you care about in town? We have a lot of projects in town right now. I mean, one of the, I should say one of the biggest, but two of the biggest are on Sand Hill. I mean, with the, between the fire department and the public works. And we're working on, I should say, Aaron's working a really good job on securing the grant with the state of Vermont for new salt shed that's gonna be costly. There's building repairs and upgrades that have been needed to be done for a while. You know, those are just some of the main things. We're looking at our big truck replacement, changing the, I think it's 10, is it 10 years? Maybe they're not a 10 year. Yeah, we were at like 12 years. We've gone to 10 and then the recommendation is eight for replacement of large vehicles. Because we're finding that they're following at a warranty, you know, three, four years before we're trading them in. And then, you know, the amount of money that we're spending on repairing these vehicles, we could have put a large money down to replace them. The charter changes were really an all in all effort. Like Andy said, it was crunched in at the end. The charter committee itself was one of the biggest accomplishments. You know, moving forward, this is gonna be an option for every town meeting. But there was a lot of changes that were proposed. We supported a ton of them. We just didn't have the time or wanted to throw that workload on staff that much. But as you said, they can come back. Yeah, they can come back. And that's one of the things we stress and we talk to people and frankly, there wasn't a large audience in the public that showed up to support or not support or ask for changes. And it was a small group of people and pretty much the people who volunteered to be on the charter committee. So it was nice to have that group doing a lot of work. I mean, props to them because we comb the language a little bit, but they put in all the work, so. Great. All right, we'll remind folks who are watching at home that if you're tuning in live, we welcome your questions at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Again here with Andy Watts and Ethan Lawrence. So let's see, we've covered lots of topics here already. I've got another little off script question for you and I'd love to know what kind of economic development you'd like to see in Essex town, if any. Now that we've got the town on its own, where and what sort of growth would you like to see? I know you've talked about balancing the natural environment with growth and business. Got any thoughts you'd like to share about that? We'll go. We'll go. So one of the huge things that, I mean, I've been in 4-H since I was five years old. I'm not anymore, I'm too old. Right. I get my kids and I've been around farms and I grew up on a dairy farm and it was really hard.  And there's substantial farming out there and a lot of it is based around agritourism. And Essex is the perfect place for that. We have the land, we have the old farms, we have the customers as the community and communities around us. I think about it as having the big hand of herds in Essex. We attract five or six communities to Essex just because of a supermarket. So if we can have more of the harvest festivals and farmer's markets and stuff like that, there's just so much growth that it can benefit the town as well as use some of the land. I mean, not a lot of land is unused, but if you drive through Essex, there's quite a few beautiful fields and you're like, what are you doing with that? But yeah, I mean, I love to see small business growth. I think Essex has done a really good job with the commercial side of the business, but I think at a certain point, we need to assess where we are, where we wanna be and what's our goals moving forward as a whole, as a town. So I think that falls into the rewriting that the town plan they're working on right now and then kind of just hearing from the public. Yeah, great. What about for you, Andy? Yeah, once we get past town meeting, we start talking about our strategic planning for the year. Last year, we had a meeting in May to define what the work plan for the coming years is gonna be. And discussion about development has been coming up a lot lately. Some of it's around the switch from a zoning board to a development review board. Some of it's around climate change issues. Do we wanna try to focus on more green or sustainable industries? I don't have any thoughts about what that would be. Right, just possibilities. Sure. And the, as I mentioned before, the, you know, developing a new municipal center, I think that could be a center of developer, building and establishing or expanding a walkable area of town where some of these small businesses could come in.  And they all talk about how great it is to, you know, leave their apartment. And there's multiple options for places to go. And, you know, we're not the same population densities of Seattle or Boston, but, you know, there is certainly, I think, you know, especially with, you know, wanting people to drive less if you can walk to the places that you like to go to, then we should work toward that, yeah. Great. And you both sort of mentioned here in this last segment about getting community engagement and hearing from the public, whether that's through this town plan process or other ways. And I know that's something that the, that's the, something that the select board has discussed recently is like, how do we get more community engagement? How do we get people to attend meetings? Have you come up with any good answers to that yet? I know it's not just something Essex is facing. It's- I think we're running out of options. I mean, we've done everything online. You know, they started out the newsletter. You know, I reach out to people that I talk with frequently.  And, you know, we hear this sometimes on Outro or on Facebook. And then on Monday night at 6.30, there's the same five people in the room and three people on the Zoom. And it's really hard because we want to hear from everybody. And now, you know, I think our most successful tactic has been translating those comments and, you know, using those as voices that we've heard because there's no one coming to speak. So I wish I had an answer. I don't know if there's- Yeah, ever since separation was approved, select board meetings have gotten very quiet. Very few people are coming. Again, we often hear the same voices. And I don't know. I mean, you know, the town plan process, I've heard that they've done some, had some, they're having various times, various locations trying to get people to come in and make comments on the town plan. I've heard that there's been some excellent response there. This past Friday, I did a coffee chat at Uncommon Coffee, and it was, you know, sent it around the town meeting items. I was very nervous about going into that, but I had a blast. It was, it was, and so I told our town staff to put me on the rotation. So, okay, so, you know, this month will be the chief of police, then just to get into the rotation and try to get more people involved, to get more exposure out there. But I guess the other thing I neglected to say, I mentioned to say, when we're talking about, when I ask people why they're not coming to the select board meetings, the thing I hear is from many people is they think we're doing a good job and so they trust us to be doing what we need to be doing. I don't know how prevalent that is, whether it's just people that like me that are saying that. But I don't know. It's a real strange thing to not have people show up at the meetings. Absolutely. Let's see, we've got a couple minutes here. We've covered already quite a bit, right, three minutes. Would you like to just give some closing statements here in the last couple of minutes, final things that you want to touch on that you haven't yet? I'd encourage everybody to come to the town meeting. It's going to be at the experience. Town meeting will be six o'clock. Town meeting at 7.30. 7.30. Yeah, the meeting itself at 7. Our charter defines that. That's right, it is late. It has to start at 7.30. I didn't find it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Six o'clock. But at six o'clock, the town staff will be there. That's what we're going to do. Many of our committees will have tables there. People can come and ask questions, talk to people, hopefully volunteer for something. It'll be like the old town meeting at the high school, but no dinner, you can then get popcorn. No, we're going to have popcorn. We're going to have free popcorn. We'll be through the popcorn. Nice. And I'd encourage people to show up early, because one of the things that often is a frustration is you get to 7.30 and people are still online trying to get checked in. And so that's something that people should be cognizant of that you need to show up a little bit early to get through the check-in process. There is a, I don't know the right word to say this, but the proposed forevote. Right. So we're going to be proposing that we have to do it as a forevote, because of the way that it's written. But we're proposing to move all future business to Australian ballot. So that'll be a forevote. And then the only other thing that could be voted on the forevote would be somebody could change the, no, could it put that on the ballot? So that can't be anything that's on the ballot. I think it can't be changed. So there's two questions. One is accepting the reports of the officers. And then the other is moving town, all town business to Australian ballot. It's an interesting thing because three years, I think it was three years ago, we voted to move the ballot to Australian. Right. The budget to Australian ballot, without thinking about the fact that that only moved the budget. And it kind of came to light when the legislature was talking about whether to extend the ability for municipalities to have remote town meeting. They explicitly said, you cannot have a ballot vote asking the question whether or not to move all business to the ballot. It has to be a floor vote. And so that's why we're doing that vote this time. And an important thing to note though, is that you can watch town meeting from home but you cannot participate. You can't ask questions. You can't vote. And so if you want to vote on the question of whether things should go to the ballot, you need to be in the meeting. So it's not a hybrid meeting. It's in the sense that you can't participate from home. You just wanted to make that clear. Because the last two years, that's how we've operated is that you've had the ability to comment from home. No votes, but this time because there's a vote, it has to be, you have to be there in person. Well, great, thank you both so much for your time. This has been a great conversation. Hopefully it was helpful for voters and viewers. Thank you for tuning into Town Meeting TV's ongoing coverage of local candidates, local budgets and ballot items. You can find this and more forums at www.ch17.tv. Again, my name is Bridget Higdon, editor of the Essex Reporter here with Andy Watts and Ethan Lawrence running for Essex Town Select Board. Don't forget to vote on or before March 7th. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thank you for watching and sharing Town Meeting TV. Have a good night.


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But again, so when I decide to go to the doctor, what should I be asking my doctor since I've taken so long to get there? Well, if you haven't been in over a year, you need to think about just a yearly exam, a yearly checkup.


What is going on guys? Today I've been you yet another Destiny video and today we're going to check out Zer's loot and its location where he's actually located near the tower hangar. So as you're scrolling to the tower just head right and you'll see him right in his corner as you come down. I think it's the first set of steps. Yes it is indeed. So let's check out what he has this week today being the 7th of March. No April sorry not March April 7th of April 2017.  Okay for the title we have the crest of alpha lupi dropping at 350 defense costing 13 strange coins offering 54 intellect and 57 strength. Super's generate an extra orb increases the amount of pulse rifle ammunition you can carry and increases recovery for five seconds after taking solar splash damage. For the hunter we have the shinobu's valve these are actually quite decent gauntlets actually did they get I think actually received a nerf but yeah actually tier 12 actually yeah these are tier 12 compatible 58 discipline 39 strength equals whatever is that fucking 97 is that I'm just at maths probably 96 97 but I think it has to be 96 or above so yeah these are definitely tier 12 compatible if you're trying to run discipline strength set up improve skip grenade and gain an additional skip grenade charge increases grenade throw distance and increases reload speed with auto rifles for the warlock we have the ram drop in there 79 strength goes up to 98 costing 13 strange coins gain increased armor and all void walking many attacks trigger life steal on hit gain bonus super energy from many kills of minions of the darkness and gain bonus melee energy on orb pickups. Exhaustic weapon of the week we have the infective now this is actually a weapon I haven't used since the actual special ammo nerfs in PVP it could actually be quite decent to be honest shotguns ain't the best at the moment but this could actually be quite decent but yeah I've already got it so it's probably worth your time if you haven't got this and got the strange coin spare I'll probably pick this up okay so the new exotic weapon bundles we have the truth with heart of gold which I'll show you guys on the screen now absolutely looking fucking incredible and we have the invective and storms reproach which I'll show you guys also on the screen now which also looks pretty fucking good and as usual guys we've got a glass needles we've got three of coins we've got two sets of heavy ammo packs costing strange coins each we've got this stealth drive and we've got a plasma drive for your I think these are for your blue sparrows but that is it guys basically for another video not amazing week to be honest I mean these gauntlets are pretty decent I might actually pick these up level these bad boys up with their discipline strength that's the only issue here but anyway guys hope you enjoyed the video do smash that like button under appreciate the support as always guys leave a comment down below in that comment section to be with a chance of winning my weekly emblem giveaway subscribe for daily destiny videos hit that bow button next to that subscribe button to turn on email notifications so you never miss a video and as always guys I will see you on that next one


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Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Unisor Education. I would like to continue talking about combinations. This is part of the combinatorics part of this course. And as usually I do recommend you to watch this lecture on Unisor.com rather than just on YouTube or any other website because Unisor.com is an educational website which has notes for every lecture and it also allows you to organize the whole educational process around this course. Alright, so today's topic is combination with repetitions. Well, we have already covered the regular combinations and for the purposes of this lecture I would like to very, very briefly repeat how to come up with a formula for the number of regular combinations. So, assuming we have n different objects, all objects are different and we are picking k out of these n objects. The question is how many different ways of picking is possible. And one of the simplest methods is to build the following model of this process of picking the combination. So, first I assume that I put all my n objects into the roll in some particular order and there are, as we know, n factorial of different ways to position n objects in some specific order. Then I cut k objects from the beginning, leaving n minus k objects to the right. Let's call this head and this is tail of my ordered sequence. Now, obviously all the combinations within the head itself produce exactly the same picking. It's the same k objects which are picked no matter how many times I permute, I change the order within these k's. Similarly, no matter how many times I change the order here, I still have the same combination picked. But any other change when they are exchanging the objects does produce a different one. So, if every one of these combinations, permutations and every one of these combinations produce exactly the same pick out of n factorial, I have to basically divide it by k factorial and n minus k factorial to basically glue together, if you wish, all these permutations of the entire set into the groups when the result of picking is actually the same. So, it's k factorial of these permutations and n minus k factorial of these. So, any permutations within actually are producing the same combination which I have picked. Now, it's not just a repetition which is my purpose to derive this formula again. There is a, I would say, educational sense in repeating this. And what's the educational lesson? You have to pick the right model of the process which you are involved. So, in this particular process of picking up a certain number of objects out of a bigger set, I have chosen to model this process through putting in the order of the entire set, cutting off the head of this as my pick, and then analyzing each one of the parts which I am breaking the whole set in. And that actually allows me to derive the formula. Okay, now we will consider a different problem. It's also about combinations but it's a different kind of combinations which obviously doesn't really seem to be like producing a formula immediately right up front.  So, let me explain what I mean. Now, what is the combinations with repetition? Well, in the previous case, I had n different objects and as soon as I pick one, there is less left obviously, right? So, I picked the first k and there is n minus k left. Now, in this case, we can explain it in two different ways. One is, as soon as I pick an object, I record what exactly the object I picked and I put it back into the set. So, I always have exactly the same set of n different things to choose from. Now, it obviously completely changes the picture. Another explanation of exactly the same would be, instead of putting back the same object, I assume that there is some other object of the same type actually, replacing the one which I have picked. And the particular example which I am using in the notes for this lecture on Unizor.com is consider you are buying certain number of bottles of wine and you come to the store and let's just for simplicity, decide the following. The store has only three types of wine. Let's say red, white and sparkling. Well, that's just easier for the purpose of this. So, let's say we have only three types of wine and I have to pick up five bottles. Now, in the previous, in the regular combination, obviously I cannot pick more than I have. So, k was always restricted on the top by n. But in this case, since I'm returning back or I have an unlimited store, unlimited quantities of the wine of each type in the store. Well, presuming unlimited. Then, my k can be any number, can be greater than n in this case. So, in this case, n is equal to 3 and k number of picks which I have to make is 5. So, I have to make a pick of five different bottles of wine and I have these three different types of wine. So, obviously, whenever I pick the red wine, there is still some red wine left in the store. Well, that's what store is for, right? So, now I have to come up with the formula which gives me, again, the same thing as before, number of different combinations. Now, I can pick, let's say, one red, one white and three sparkling or three red, one white and white sparkling, etc. or no red, no white and all five bottles sparkling. I mean, there are all different combinations. The question is how many of them? Now, without the proper modeling, you cannot really approach this problem. And I'm sure there are different modeling and I'm suggesting right now something which is relatively typical in the combinatorial problems. And here is what I suggest. Let's designate a bottle of wine which I have chosen with the letter w, regardless of the type. So, I have five letter w, five bottles of wine. Now, I will use two slashes to separate. Let's say this and this. And I said that the first group is red, the second is white and the third is sparkling. So, in this case, this particular string of five letters w and two slashes represents a pig of two red, one white and two sparkling. Now, if I will put slashes, let's say here, that means I have no reds, no whites and all five sparkling. If I put slash one here and one here, it means no red, four whites and one sparkling, etc. So, as you see, these strings of seven characters, five w's and two slashes, completely cover all the different cases which are possible to pick different kinds of wine. So, this is the model which I'm choosing. And if I'm looking at the model in this way, it's actually much clearer how should I solve this particular problem. Because all I have to do is I have seven places and all I have to do is to pick two places to put slashes in or five places to put w's in, which is a regular problem with combinations. So, I have seven places and I have to choose two. Now, we have exactly the same regular combinations as before. So, if I choose, for instance, this and this, it means that the others are w's and these two are slashes. And that signifies two reds, no whites and three sparkling. Or whatever other two I choose out of seven. Or, symmetrically, and you know that combinations are symmetrical relative to k and n minus k. Choosing k actually is the same as choosing n minus k objects. So, in this case, my problem actually has been reduced using this particular model to a problem of how many combinations of two objects out of seven exist. So, let's generalize. Well, in this particular case, it's c seven two, which is seven factorial divided by two factorial and five factorial. Now, five factorial and this is seven, so I have six and seven left because everything from five will be reduced to this. So, six times seven is 42 divided by two, which is 21. So, I have 21 different combinations. Well, if you really want to, you can just try explicitly to write down all the different combinations and you should come up with 21. Anyway, it's time to generalize. So, let's again consider we have the same kind of problem as I said with wine. Now, we have, instead of three different types of wine, we have n different types of wine and we have to pick k bottles. Now, to pick k bottles means that now I have to pick n types of wine because there are unlimited quantities of wine of every type because that's the combination with repetition. Now, which means that my k bottles of wine, so these are my k bottles of wine, should be divided by how many separators I should actually put here to separate in n different groups. Well, obviously, to separate in two groups, I need one separator to separate in three groups as before in the previous problem. I need two separators to separate in n group. I need obviously n minus one separators. And they actually, some of them might be in front of the beginning or after the last one, which means that corresponding group will not have any representative in my combination. So, I have k objects and I have n minus one separators and out of the total number of characters in this case, which is k plus n minus one, I have to choose either k bottles or n minus one separators, which is exactly the same quantity, which is equal to k plus n minus one factorial divided by k factorial and n minus one factorial. So, that's the general formula. And what's very important, the lesson which you should really get from this is you have to think about how to cleverly model the problem which you have because if you forget about this particular representation as a string of characters like this, then it's not really easy to think about why this particular formula represents the number of combinations of k objects out of n different types, considering we have an unlimited number of representative of each type. So, that's not obvious. But with the proper modeling, again, I'm using the word clever. It's really a little sneaky, a little smart, basically based on some experience or previously solved problems. This is an approach. And coming up with this particular approach, that's the purpose of the whole course in combinatorics in particular because in combinatorics, as I was telling you before, the correct and incorrect solutions are very close to each other. It's very easy to make a wrong model or to miss some particular approach or combination, et cetera, and to come up with a different result, which is basically wrong. So, it's not like solving the equation. When you get the solution to the equation, you substitute it back and you don't see the identity. That means that you are wrong. Here it's not obvious when you are wrong. And if it's not obvious that you are wrong, what's very important is to come up with a proper modeling, the proper presentation of your problem. And in this case, the proper presentation seems to be not the unique one, but one of the proper representations is, as I was just saying to you. Okay. All right. So, let's consider a few trivial examples. Now, we have come up with this formula. And let me repeat it here. C of Nk plus N minus 1.  Okay. Now, let's consider simple cases. And at least if we are correct in this particular formula, then in these simple cases, we might have the correct results, right? If we break some of the simple trivial case, means that we made a mistake and the formula is incorrect and our modeling is completely wrong, right? Okay. So, what simple cases I have? Example number 1 N equals to 1. So, I have only one type of objects. I have an unlimited number of these bottles of one particular type. And I have to pick K out of them. How many different ways to pick up K bottles of one and only one type? Well, there is only one type. So, there is no choice, basically. One and only one result should be, right? So, the quantity should be equal to 1. Well, let's check it out. Now, I have N is equal to 1, which means N minus 1 is 0. So, I have C of Kk on the left, right? Which is, let's put it here. It's K factorial divided by K factorial and 0 factorial. Now, 0 factorial, as we remember, is 1. So, we have 1. Well, then everything seems to be fine. Next case. Let's say N is equal to 2. So, I have two types. Again, back to the bottles of wine. So, I have two types of wine and I have to pick up K bottles, right? Now, what combinations I can have? Well, I can have zero bottles of one type and K bottles of another type or one bottle of one type and K minus one of another type, etc. K bottles of one and zero of another. So, these are all combinations which are possible. If I have only two types of wine and I need a set of K bottles, then these are combinations of two different types of wine among K bottles. Now, how many of those are? From 0 to K, it's K plus 1, right? Well, let's check it out. The formula for N is equal to 2. It's K plus 1 and N is 2. So, 2 minus 1, okay? So, it's 1 factorial divided by K factorial times 2 minus 1 is 1, 1 factorial. So, it's K plus 1 factorial divided by K factorial. Now, you remember, factorial is the product of all the numbers from 1 to this one. So, on the top, I have from 1 to K plus 1. On the bottom, I have from 1 to K. So, all of these from 1 to K are reducing to each other and the only thing which is left is the K plus 1 here. So, that's fine, too. Next. Next example. What if K is equal to 0? So, I have to pick up no bottles. Well, this is an empty set, right? How many different empty sets exist? Well, there is always one empty set which contains basically nothing. And so, my result should be equal to 1. Let's check it out. If K is equal to 0, I have N minus 1 factorial divided by 0 factorial is 1 and N minus 1 factorial, which is 1. Well, that's what we expected, right? And the last example, K is equal to 1. I have to pick only one bottle out of N different types, which means, obviously, it's supposed to be N different combinations, right? So, I have to have N different combinations. Let's check it out. If K is equal to 1, I have N factorial on the top. 1 is 1 factorial is 1 and N minus 1 factorial. Again, this is N factorial, so it's from N product from N to 1 and this is product from N minus 1 to 1. N is the only which is not reducible, so the result is N, which corresponds. So, as we see, in all the trivial cases, our formula is correct. Does it prove it? Well, obviously, it's not a proof. If you really want a proof, you might actually consider to prove this by induction or something like that. Well, I would like to just skip this particular part. Again, it's not my intention right now to get into a very, very rigorous presentation as long as... And by the way, it's not very difficult to come up with this formula using induction. So, let's not waste our time. Again, the most important thing is to come up with a model. As soon as you come up with the right model, like strings in this particular case, you'll be fine and you can derive the correct decision. Okay, that's all I wanted to say about combinations with repetitions. As always, if you go to Unizord.com site, you can engage into educational process by signing in, having a supervisor or a parent who enroll you in the class and you will be able to get through exams, check your results. The site is completely free and I welcome everybody over there. So, that's it for today. Thanks very much and good luck.


Thanks for doing very encouraging words. Your Excellency is a representative of the African Yemen who is supposed to be here making remarks. I don't know whether they have a right and if they have not a right, I would argue that we will proceed with the program and it's my very humble pleasure to invite and your Excellency is actually we are also in our midst. I've been to Mamakaita who is there also. I think it's also good to appreciate that presence here. We have a Professor Sarge who is here just kind of present also because of the massive instrument into the process. And therefore now it's my humble pleasure your Excellency to invite the facilitator to make remarks. I do remember it's been investing a lot of time to mobilize this and that your Excellency is most welcome. Your Excellency Avaristi Daishimye, President of the Republic of Burundi and Chairperson of the Staff and Community. Your Excellency William Sanway Ruto, President of the Republic of Kenya. Your Excellency heads of state and government, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. We gather here today for the start of the Nairobi Three Consultations which are a follow-up to the inaugural Inter-Kongolees Peace Consultations, referred to as Nairobi One, that was held in April of this year and the second Inter-Kongolees Peace Consultations in Nairobi Two, that involved a scoping and mapping exercise that took us through Itori, North Kivu and South Kivu provinces in May of this year. Indeed, ladies and gentlemen, as you will recall, during the 22nd Ordinary Summit of the EAC that was held in Arusha, I had the opportunity to brief the Staff and Community Leadership on the Outcomes of Nairobi One and Nairobi Two and it was on this basis that the community decided to take charge of the process and provide the requisite political guidance. Since then, I was designated as a facilitator of the process and I've had the opportunity during that period to undertake a number of working visits, first to Budimura, where I briefed our chair, President Aishimiye, and received his views on how we can take this process forward. We then moved to Kinshasa where we had the opportunity to brief His Excellency Felix Tashikedi and also listen to his views on the state of play, on the direction that he would like the process to take. We also thereafter went to Luwanda where we met with His Excellency President Jokam Nurenko in an effort to build synergies between the Nairobi process and the Luwanda process. And I've also had the opportunity to visit Goma where I went to experience first-hand the actual situation from East and EIC and indeed to meet the newly deployed EAC regional force. So Your Excellency's ladies and gentlemen, the efforts that we have deployed in the framework of the Nairobi process have indeed yielded positive results and as we meet here today I would like to indicate that there are a number of armed groups that undertook to seize hostilities in advance of Nairobi 1 and which have kept their part of the bargain to date and I would like to commend these groups for vesting their faith on the process that we are undertaking and on our part we commit to do everything possible to ensure the success of this initiative. Indeed having been to Goma and listened to stories of the suffering that people have gone through for so long, I am more convinced that no effort should be spared in bringing peace and stability to the eastern side of the Democratic Republic of Congo. In the instance we commenced the Nairobi process, there has been relative calm in the territories controlled by armed groups that are part of this process and as a result of this humanitarian actors have been able to have some access into these territories to provide much-needed humanitarian assistance to the communities they are in. Ladies and gentlemen, the East African Community Regional Force was deployed to offer support to the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo and I am happy to note that the modalities that we put in place to ensure that this objective is effectively realized. Indeed at this stage I would like to thank Burundi and Kenya for deploying their troops as part of the EAC Regional Force and further I would like to urge the other member states to deploy as early as committed for it is imperative that we realize full deployment of all elements of the East African Force as per the decision of the three conclaves of the East African head of state and the subsequent 22nd order resummit of the EAC. Your Excellency, ladies and gentlemen, as the facilitator, together with yourselves, we have convened this Nairobi 3 to achieve the following objectives, to identify firstly the political process and institutional reforms necessary to create an environment conducive for the disarmament of armed groups at regional, national and provincial level. Secondly, to consolidate support and active participation of communities in the disarmament immobilization, reintegration and community stabilization program and address the political and institutional requirements for reintegration of armed groups into the communities. To also deepen the consultation of communities and armed groups from the concerned areas for the greater inclusivity and greater ownership of the process including for the first time with representatives from Mariana and Tananika and the identification of root causes of conflicts in the five provinces and finally to evaluate the concrete modalities for the restoration of state authority in each province necessary to accompany the PDDRCs amongst other issues. So ladies and gentlemen, the participation of all the invited groups at this consultative forum gives me much hope that all the objectives will be realized and we believe that at the end of this process we will be able to see increased coordination and coherence of the Nairobi process with the PDDRCs, the armed groups that are yet to seize hostilities to honor their commitments, to seize armed activities and to grant an energy monetary access and the full deployment and operationalization of the East African regional force. So as I conclude, ladies and gentlemen, I want to urge all participants to this process including those who are not yet here on the table with us to give their support to this process that is vital towards the restoration of peace and stability in the Eastern DRC and I look forward to opportunities that will enable the region to continue working closely to enhance and strengthen the bonds of purposeful friendship and strategic cooperation for the mutual benefit of all the citizens of East Africa. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


This 2022 Ram 3500 Crew Cab Long Box Single Rear Wheel is stock number 22 T15. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2022 Ram 3500 has the 6.7-liter Cummins diesel engine. It has the 68 RFE automatic transmission. It is brand new. It's a tradesman package. We're going to go all the way around the vehicle. Hop inside, check out the radio, check out the options. Start it up, check out under the hood in this video. Granite Crystal is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the looks, styling, and options of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how we do stuff here at Summit Auto, in the upper right-hand part of the screen is a subscribe button. 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