students, this is the multivariate multiple regression part 2 previous, we have done multivariate multiple regression then, we will look at its properties we have checked its least square model then, we will look at its least square and further, we will study its decomposition now, here is the least square first is the model previous, we have checked now is the least square estimation in this subsection, we will apply the least square method to estimate the model parameter B a model parameter, you had a model basically, we have the model Y which is equals to X B plus E this is the multivariate multiple regression model and we have to estimate the parameter B in the multivariate multiple regression now, parameter B in the multivariate multiple regression the algebra of the method is the same as that was in the multivariate multiple regression as you know that, there is no difference in the algebra we have the same algebra as we found in the multivariate regression similarly, we have also found in the multivariate regression and basically, we have studied the multivariate regression in the previous lecture we have studied all the mathematics further, here we will check the results results are here because we have done the univariate now, in the multivariate, we will just use that result that is minimizing the residual sum of squares you know that, what we have to do minimizing the residual sum of squares to obtain the estimate basically, we have to estimate the model parameter we will estimate that model parameter which will minimize the residual sum of squares here, we will minimize the residual sum of squares the cross product to obtain the least square estimate of P same we have done in multiple regression also same we are doing in multivariate regression also but we are not doing in mathematics we are developing in mathematics which is just the result we are using here by assuming the estimated multivariate multiple regression model now estimated this is the multivariate multiple regression model now we have to use its estimate what we will do for the estimate you take its expectation and you know that the expected value of the error term which is equals to zero so what is the estimated model so estimated model y cap which is equals to x b cap okay this is the estimated model when we take its expectation now this is the estimated multivariate multiple regression model now in the matrix form of the residual error you know that the error we have is equal to y minus estimated value y cap the matrix of the sum of square and the cross product of order m into m is this now here is the error term e prime e e which is equal to the residual sum of square e which is equal to y minus estimated y y minus y cap prime y minus y cap now further what we have done is y cap y cap if you look at the value then previous we have said which is equals to x b cap just its value entered similarly here also we have entered x b cap y cap now multiplication first we have multiplied first you know how to multiply to cross 2 we have to multiply then here we have transpose so y transpose y first came then for this you have to transpose how we will do in its multiplication that before b transpose then x transpose and y similarly y we will multiply from here so y transpose x into b cap and last minus multiplied by minus which is equals to plus b prime b cap prime x transpose then x b cap this is called the equation number one now e prime e say we have result generated equation one i equation one now what we have to do partially differentiate equals to zero and estimated b value generate in order to obtain the least square estimator of b estimator chahiye hame b ka we partially differentiate equation one with respect to b cap and equate equals to zero so abhaap ke paaz beta kaam peyam yani b ki value sorry b hamaar apas the b ki value ka haan peyam first second or third in three mein hamaar apas b ena isko differentiate karna to first apne differentiate kiya yase b eliminate hogya x transpose y second hamei kiya uska apne differentiate kiya then x transpose y third is portion ko hame differentiate karene to b cap b cap kya hojaya ka to b cap to b cap aap ke paaz aagaya then to pehle aagya basically b square hoge na b cap square iska jab aap differentiate kareon with respect to b to to pehle aagya then x transpose x and b cap diya kye aap ke paaz b into b kya ban kya b square ban kya tha which is equals to zero first derivative ko equals to zero hamei rakke estimated b ki value nikalne so abh b cap kis ke equa logya which is equals to this yaha pe aap ke paaz ye dona factor kiya hoge this is equals to two kye minus minus aap ke paaz a minus two x transpose y which is equal to the two minus two x transpose x b minus two minus two cancel out b cap aur hiye vali term denominator me aap ke denominator me jaayagi na to denominator ko agar numerator me leki aayi to kya hoga iska inverse x transpose x inverse aur ye factor multiply hoge ya then x transpose y estimate hoge aamei rapaz b b ki value aagaya then further it is interesting to note tha the least square estimated b cap of b can also be obtained by using the following technique further aam isse bhi usko find kar sakte the acha aap aap ko ye bhi pataona jaaye ke least square estimate me hamei rapaz expected value of b wo kis ke equa logya expected value of b cap which is equals to the b teke same vo hi usne ka hain note tha the least square estimated b cap of b can be obtained by using the following technique from the single response variable regression we have the least square estimator of the model parameter b abhi hamei drive kya collecting the univariate least square estimate ab univariate least square estimates aapko pata hamei bhi wo model kya previous model me b cap tha kya tha first b one second variables ke saath b two up to stone bp aap further isko likha kya se ye to aap ko jaa sist me explain kya further kya likha hai this is the x transpose x whole inverse x transpose y y kya tha hamei rapaz previous lecture me hamei dekhaya ke y hamei rapaz kya tha y one y two and up to stone y ye hamei rapaz transpose previous tha usko hamei le liye aap ye y ki values teke further hamei rapaz result aagya so b hamei rapaz kya gya x transpose x whole inverse x transpose this is the y now the third property is the decomposition of the total sum of scale and the cross product matrix decomposition me hamei kya decomposition kya total sum of scale and the cross product matrix now we give the matrix analog of the univariate decomposition of the sum of scale consider the multivariate multiple regression models so we have the multivariate multiple regression model and the estimated model is this kya se estimated model aagya expectation aange expected value of error which is equals to zero to estimated model kya gya y cap equals to x b cap now the matrix of residuals similarly abhi previous hamei b me cheki hai second property jo hamei least square me cheki thi estimated matrix of the residuals is the e so e which is equals to y minus y cap so y ye haan se y ki value determine kya hai y ki value kya oge abhi estimated ko equality kyu side palayenge so positive sign y which is equals to y cap plus e then total sum of scale total sum of scale kis ke equal hota tha this is the y prime y so y prime y prime kya y cap plus e ye haan ke pas y hai na to iska prime kya oge y prime aand here is the y aap further isko multiply karne then a multiply koro first term multiply by first term then first term multiply by second term second term multiply by first and second term multiply by second term to ye haan ke pas multiplication ki multiplication ke baad hamei repas ye final result aagya y prime now we know that the y prime e which is equals to e prime y which is equals to zero so this is we know that mathematics is ki yaha pe nahi ki baad hame idea hai aur abhi haan isko further nomadikali bhi chek kar lenge ki e prime y cap equals to zero kya se hain previous ye multiplication jo hain saari multiple regression me solvoi bhi hain to yaha pe haan ne just result y scheme so we have the total sum of skier this is the regression sum of skier and here is the residual sum of skier all we can say that the total sum of skier and the cross product predicted sum of skier and the cross product and the error sum of skier of the cross product ye aap mai repas model aagya decomposition in a decomposition me this is the regression and this is the residue the error sum of skier and the cross product can be written as this now finally the error sum of skier and the cross product can be written as this e prime e which is equals to y prime y and this is this is ye value aap ke pas kya hain y cap and y cap prime this is the y cap prime into y cap so ye aap ke pas result aap kya kya aap ke pas estimated value aap yaha se aap dekona e ki value ye aas se agar mai is equations the e ki value nakaal no to e prime e which is equals to y prime y aap ye tam kya hain ye tam yaha pe equality ko side pe jaake minus hojhe ki minus y cap prime y cap to y cap prime we know that the estimated value y cap prime which is equals to x b cap ke prime e leek liye then y cap x b cap to phu dhar hain yaha pe yevali do to tamso as it is aap e x B Capp ko y capp kya re now the final error sum of skier and the cross product times ho maa repas aag hain aap phu dhar issko hum nomaarikali chek karenge now the total sum of skier decomposition now the total sum of skier which is equals to the regression sum of skier and the error sum of skier to phu dhar ab hain me sku nomaarikali chek kar अन कडाए्चा लेज़ पन् जब नट्ढ़ह हैं। सनार्यो-। यावे.. मद्ँब याव..


Good evening, everyone. My name is Jeff Thielman. I'm the chairperson of the Arlington High School Building Committee. And we look forward to speaking with you tonight about the high school building project where we are with that project. And we look forward to answering your questions. We go to the next slide. You'll see the agenda for the evening we're going to give you a project recap. I'll introduce the project team. The project team from Skanska, the owner's project manager, we'll talk about logistics coordination and our experience. A phase overview and mitigation measures will be given by Consigli. That's the contractor for the project. Skanska is our owner, our project manager. We'll talk about project resources and then we'll answer your questions. So, as a recap, if we go to the next slide. The Arlington High School Rebuild effort began in 2014, shortly after the New England Association of Schools and Colleges ne'est did a visit to our high school and re-accredited our high school, but said that we had to make significant changes to the physical plan. We began a process which culminated with the town of Arlington being awarded a grant from the messages school building authority MSBA to a feasibility study. We did a feasibility study. We were accepted formally into the MSBA process. I'm sorry, we sent a letter or a statement of interest in SOI, a statement of interest. We were formally accepted into the process in 2015 and in 2016 we formed the high school building committee. Our high school building committee has been working together for six years. In 2019, the town of Arlington voted overwhelmingly, 77% of the voters voted to support the new high school. And they voted to support a $290 million high school rebuild on the existing site. I'm happy to report to the community this evening and to those in attendance that the project is on time and on budget. Our plan remains to complete the new school by 2024 by the fall of 2024 and then complete the fields by the spring of 2025. Next slide. If you take a look at the site plan, you'll see where we are building our new school. The new school is going to go over most of it over the existing school and in front of the existing school. When you take a look at this, you'll see fields in the background. Those are artificial turf fields. The advantage of those fields are that students can have longer seasons. We can have more gym classes and more activities outdoors. There's a connection to the bikeway that will be finished towards the end of the project. And you'll see the learning courtyard, the amphitheater, the entrance on Mass Ave. And that's kind of a good footprint, a good look at our new school building. Next slide, please. In the presentation timeline, we're just going to go into detail tonight is as follows. Our current plan is to move into phase one classrooms and move into the new building that you're seeing constructed on Mass Ave. By February 28, Monday, February 28. During March, we'll start the demolition of the old school. In April, we move into and can start using the auditorium. And then through September of 2023, we'll be doing the construction of phase two of the project. Next slide, please. I want to take a second to recognize and acknowledge the folks who will be speaking soon in this in this presentation. First of all, an important partner for the town of Arlington is a Massachusetts school building authority. The better known as the MSBA the MSBA has is contributing $86 million approximately to this project. And that is saving the taxpayers obviously a considerable amount of money. We have been partnering with the MSBA. Once we submitted the statement for the, the, the statement of interest in 2015. And since we are accepted in their project, they have been partners with us, both in terms of financing and in terms of technical expertise. HMFH is our architectural firm. They've been our partner on this project from the very beginning. Lori Cole's the is our lead architect on the project. And is the owner's project manager. The firm is a nationally of world-known firm that does does owners project management in many areas, including school construction and consigli is our contractor consigli has been working with us over the past several years. This team, the MSBA course many, many years of experience in school building projects, HMFH, Skanska and consigli have been working together. Other high school building projects and they bring their expertise to this project. Next slide please. So, as I said, and I'm going to turn this over in a second to Jim Burrows of Skanska, but this project team has quite a bit of experience on these projects on complex projects and I'm going to let Jim Burrows from Skanska take over from here. Thanks, Jeff. Yeah, so obviously the high school projects a highly complex project both in the building itself and just the logistics. So as Jeff said both consigli Skanska and HMFH as long as as well as the MSBA to have a long list of projects that we've done that are that are phased occupied buildings such as this each project is obviously unique but what we what that brings to the table is we're able to bring our lessons learned from previous projects to have foresight on issues before they become issues. Myself and John Lamar who's on the call tonight actually both worked on Winchester High School that was also an active school, very close neighbors. Those lessons learned. What we've learned over all those projects is that it starts with early pre planning. And that's meeting with the school meeting with the town understanding the challenges well ahead and planning for those. And we've started that the logistics plans that we'll be going through with consigli just a minute are have been developed over the last year and a half. So as the project was designed, it was also planned for thinking about logistics thinking about the school traffic flow, all those pieces and parts. The other piece of this is the robust communications plan really digging in and understanding who needs to know what and when we've actually already had some early meetings with some of the building managers in the area for for the apartments and offices. Ultimately, what that all comes down to is minimizing the disruption obviously this is a large project there will be some disruption. And really it's just that planning piece of it. We have in phase one the Schuler court court folks were obviously very close to the construction and we're able to successfully navigate that phase, and work well with them. And what I think was a successful phase for for those reasons the early planning and communications. So, with that said, I'm going to turn it over to john Lamar who's a senior project manager with consigli and he'll go through some of the finer details of what phase two entails. Thanks Jim good evening everybody john Lamar senior project manager with considered construction. I actually work on site full time. Every day and reports of the island high school project we have a staff of nine. And then to three slides and an animation to show you how we're going to demolish and struck what we call phase two. But going back to the staff of nine and Jim's point about Schuler court with we here every day. We feel that we're part of the neighborhood. And that's how we, how we like to approach it every morning myself and have another mitigation manager we drive the perimeter streets the area to make sure that we don't have a stray truck someplace queuing up before hours. There's certain blackout hours when you're certain times of the day when you are allowed to bring materials in and out and certain times when you're not. We're going to piece it ourselves work closely with the school and the budding neighbors as Jim discussed here. So on this slide, going to get into a little bit of detail to orientate yourself and we did do this a butter meeting several probably year ago plus or minus maybe a little year and a half ago so not sure if I'm still speaking to the same audience or who attended that but phase one as you can see is right there on Mass Ave which was what I referred to as a front lawn. Schuler court to your left. What was Pierce practice field to the left of this document where we've got a parking lot for our construction staging area. And then to the right mealbrook drive and what was tennis courts and parking lot that we created for the staff. We maintain and actually achieve more parking spots onsite and previously existed, meaning that whenever we shut down the parking here we make sure that we return in kind the same count. So we're not pushing or forcing anybody from the facility of the staff onto the public streets they may they maintain on the campus here. So, phase one we just talked about finishing up in February and getting ready for the next slide please which is phase two. So phase two. In essence is we've created a you were taking out what is known as the column column building and the auditorium building and creating another classroom wing and administrative district three story building. The logistics that Jim had talked about earlier and the pre planning. The only way to get in and out of this area is through mealbrook. The access road as you all may or may not know or I'm sure you do as you live in the area is, there's a tight corner around the red gym and another tight corner around the blue gym. It does not allow for any large vehicles to pass in that area. So, all of the materials coming in all the demolition material is going to be going out and all the new materials coming in they're all coming off the middle street and mealbrook. Well, maintaining access to the main entrance number two main entrance number two is at the corner of the downs existing building that was set up in the summer of 2020, 2020, actually. There's also another remote outpost for check in the students so this main entrance number one on Mass Ave main entrance number two are the downs building. The intent is the new schools opened up Mass Ave there's a no parking along Mass Ave is for all the students to get dropped off and picked up on Mass Ave use the new main entrance number one. We're still trying to reduce the amount of traffic to main entrance number two. So therefore it's not congestion with construction and staff in the public. We are also creating what's not shown on the slide because it's happening as we speak is the existing baseball field. We're creating a another staff parking lot over there to alleviate some of the traffic coming off mealbrook and mill street. So we've got the cursor appreciate that coming in off a shula court. So, just taking a look at before go the animation. I'm sorry the next slide please. There we go. So this is a higher level what we just looked at with color coding for construction zone give you a better visual of traffic students again that main entrance number two. There's an existing rotary circle there now that becomes a footprint of the new building. So we're shifting any parents or students that are dropped off at main entrance number two of the downs. They now would circulate through the temporary parking lots. Again we touch base on that red gem up a left hand corner in this document. You can only basically get a pickup truck by through there so there's nothing. There's some site constraints that does not allow that error to be revised or regraded. So we are constrained to that limited turn radius there. And big picture in February when we open the building it will be open for massive but the shrubbery plantings and higher escapes will not be in place because it's it's a dead of winter and we'll come back in early spring and put in the shrubbery greenery sidewalks will be in place. There is a note on shula court there's I think it's an additional 17 spaces being created. There's many gap parking as well as electrical vehicle charging stations. So, before we go into the animation that's going to show the process of the demolition and the superstructure being constructed. This is phase two phase three, I don't want to go into a deep dive but on the same slide here is the fuss go and blue Jim get taken down. New gym facility or the athletic facility there and then phase four, the red Jim and the downs building get taken down. So as Jim talked about earlier. And that gets turned into synthetic turf field so there's a lot of moving parts here, although they're not moving quickly because every phase is 18 months 15 months and a year and a half type of approach but we'll continue to work with the community and your butters and the staff and the school and the town. As I like to say to be good neighbors to the project to the town. So next slide is the animation fire that one up please. So there's a timeline on the bottom here, you'll see. So the demolition and construction of the superstructure. You'll see that in a moment here but so there's your main main main entrance number one. As if we're flying by in a drone at a higher level. We still, there's a temporary connector that goes from the new building, the existing buildings. So the students walk the new to old and the covered connector building. There's the main entrance number two that where I was referring to earlier. And now you can see the timeline on the bottom here starting in March going to November of the demolition of the existing building and the construction of the foundations and superstructure so anticipated to be approximately 30 trucks a day, taking out the demolition material in between the no delivery time zones when students have been dropped off and picked up there are piles, we will be driving piles as well for the foundations. And the building is a structural steel structure. And it's looks, it's almost identical to the phase one, in respect to metal stud framing brick and roofing and windows that you see on the mass that phase one. So this is again a high level, just to show everybody what's happening in that you between new and existing and accessing Milbrook and mill street. Yep. Thank you john. Yeah, so john touched on much of this here that recognizing the challenges that we have and putting in implementing mitigation measures are the key really the pre planning. So we've touched on the truck traffic, making sure that we don't have trucks coming in at the same time as pickup drop off, both for safety and as well as just the, how much traffic that would be on Milbrook. Dust and noise are obvious, obviously big concerns, especially when there's demolition and steel work and piles. So the dust. Obviously, it's sprayed down during during construction phase one, I think we had minimal complaints on dust consigli in their subcontractors are a great job with that. Noise mitigation that that's going to be difficult with this phase with just the activities that we do have. Obviously, as things come up, we have to abide by the work hours set in place by the town. So it is also a concern as well with the kind of work that we're doing. So those we have we did have some in phase one, those are reviewed, sent in into the project, reviewed by the pest control consultant that consigli has on board. So environmental. This is another big concern. Obviously with all of the dust. There's dust monitoring throughout so that we can recognize if there is an issue. So again parking drop off the car circulation around the site. I think John touched on much of that. And then just the overall pedestrian safety and access to the building. And John touched on much of this. So, again, just to reiterate the pre planning, the communications, understanding what challenges we have, and also constant maintenance of that plan throughout the phase, so that if we do are getting complaints on a certain certain topic, we can work with consigli consigli have been great partners all through phase one to see if there's any type of solution to work around an issue that comes up. So again, it's about minimizing the disruption and to echo what john said just being good neighbors. So I think jump to the next slide. Any questions and answers Jim. Yep. Okay, I'm gonna, I will, you know, let people raise their hands and talk but we got some questions that have come in first. First question from one of the attendees Jim. And, and john is what are the official working hours. So, go ahead, John. You got it Jim. Yeah. So the official working hours the typical working hours are seven to three 30. We do have limitations on heavy equipment on weekends, as well as the start time of those as well. So, it's typically seven to three 30 is the typical day, they'll probably will be some extended days but we're limited by the town on the back end of that. And Saturday work because of the tightness of the schedule, we will need Saturday work, most likely throughout phase phase two. Thank you Jim. So, we'll go to the chat and then I can call on folks the first chat question is, will the butters be provided with details for when the demolition will occur specific dates and times. Jim or john. In advance we've bought an update just can't get with our details of what may or may not be impacting the streets and large activities and then Jim can explain what they do with those updates but the other part of that question is demolition will occur. Again, Jim mentioned heavy equipment, we can't start heavy equipment for the town of Arlington until eight in the morning. And depending on the time of the year or the weather, we may extend that an hour, if we have, if we have the daylight hours at the, at the other end this particular case we will, because the demolition is anticipated to start in late March and April and early May. Thank you, and Jim, if you can touch on what the announcements, the weekly. Yeah. So the, the weekly updates go out at the, I believe it's on Friday they go out you can sign up for those and I think that's the last slide that will show with resources. And they're also posted on the website as well. So, again, that's the week prior, you'll see exactly what's going to happen. And then the overall schedule in March, they'll begin the phase two work right when phase two opens. And right away get get right into demo piles over the summer and then steel work starting at the tail end of next summer. So so that's the 30,000 foot schedule. Thank you very much. Next question is, will on street parking on no book drive be prohibited currently cars are parked by the high rock brick building. So on no milk. Yeah, no book drive all of the any legal parking spots that are there now that will remain unchanged. Okay, so legal spots remain unchanged that's the answer to that question. Next question. When will work on the shooter court side be completely finished. When will the 17 parking spaces be added and who will have access school only or resident and or residents. Jim, I can take the first part, the 17 plus or minus spots will be when we open up phase one, February, the 2022. And I just looked on the drawings quickly channel my shoulder here there's two handicap spots and for the charging station spots. After that, I'm not sure who gets assigned or those are public. Yeah, we would have to check back on with the school administration, as far as where those if those spots will be assigned, or if they will be public so we'll have to get back to you on that. The next question is will shooter court be used to access teacher parking throughout the next phase. So will shooter court be used to access teacher parking during the next phase of construction. Yes, in phase two I touched on that the making a new. I'm going to call it not spill over but we're making a new annex house that that's a good work. I was making another teacher parking lot that they will be using to record access that. Okay, thank you. Another question came in on the mobile drive issue again the mobile drive parking currently reduces the street to single lane, when cars or deliveries are being made at the professional building. Do we have any comment on that. My comment to that was we did meet with the office buildings manager, and that topic did come up. So that's something that we have to work with the town, if there is an issue there with deliveries coordinating that. So yeah, that's being looked at and address. Okay. Okay. Are there any other questions you're welcome as a panelist you want to raise your hand up just when anyone else if anyone else would like to talk. Ask a question I'm looking at all the attendees. Did we answer that question that came in as an email. No, I don't believe we did. You want to refer that. Yeah. Yeah, I'll take the front end of it, john. This week. Yeah, yeah, so there was a question whether construction traffic, or well, excuse me that there would be a connection from Millbrook out to Grove Street. We discussed early on in the project so as it stands right now that will be pedestrian traffic through the DPW over to the high school site. There will be a vehicular gate in between to the both campuses. So that won't be a public road that can be be cut through. So john, did you want to touch on the truck traffic. I think in the presentation Jim we answered the emails question which was a truck traffic can't drive around the blue or red gym so everything is still going. We do phase three which will I'm sure we'll do another butters session like this phase three, the majority of it if not all the construction traffic will be coming in and out on shulok court. Again because you can't drive around the back of the buildings with the live equipment. Okay. So there's a question here we know by the way just just to clarify the Millbrook. Double parking issue that that is a town issue. So it's not necessarily something in the building committee in our purview. Will the question that came in how often these webinars held is the best way to sign up for upcoming meetings webinars by the website yes, you can sign up for alerts and information from us on the website and we'll get notifications about different things that are happening related to the building committee the next meeting is the next public meeting is in January. I got to look at that date. There's a January. I believe it's the 25th. You're right is 25th so Tuesday the 25th we're going to have a community forum at seven in the evening. And that's a chance for anyone in the community and ask questions some other questions that came in the q amp a will the presentation deck be made available. Jim and john is our plan is to make it available on the website the deck up. Yes, yep. Yes, so we will make yes we'll answer that. We'll put that on the deck. We'll put that on the website. The next question. Not sure my question was answered when we'll work on sugar court side be completely finished. For example, EG generator removed trucks not operating on that site. John, do you want to take that so when will the sugar court side be completely finished. Are we talking April of 2025 when we're all done with everything. Yeah, probably come back to the fall of 2024. So, yeah, so I guess the question of the answer that question is fall of 24. Everything should be answered should be completed. Next question. Okay, so about notebook drive. This is an issue for people to live and bring them square milk drive is the only access to this 114 unit complex. Yes that we completely understand that a question that's come in about bring them square. It's really a town issue I don't know if Jim or john we can further comment on that in terms of access on the book drive. Do you have anything else to add. I think the only thing that it came on our radar, because it will obviously affect the truck traffic going in and out. So it will affect construction if it is an issue. So it's an issue for the construction project as well. For that we will have to, as you said, have the town address. So it's obviously a concern for the construction project as well. So I mean, it's noted and will will be will be in touch with the town on that. We haven't already. Any other attendee you're welcome to ask questions live if you want to raise your hand or if you want to put in the chat. I'd like to ask the question live I'll just, I'll just allow you to talk. Anybody, anybody have the attendees. I just want to make sure everyone has a chance to speak if you'd like to. There's something on the screen here. Okay, so anyone I just want to make sure everyone has a chance to speak. You have any questions before we sign off. Anyone at all any questions that haven't been answered. Anybody want to. Oh, okay. Do you foresee, wait a minute, there was a question that did come in in the chat. Do you foresee any road closures on Schuler court during phase two I am new to the area so phase two which begins starting on in in the spring. John, no, phase one we did during the summer when school was out we did the majority of what we needed to do to go down to the court from phase one. So during phase two construction, no, during phase three construction, which again is the athletic building, there will be some there will be road closures that actually will be closed off to the public. They'll only be for access for construction. Right. Any other questions folks this is your chance that you can, you can put it in the chat. Or you can go to the q amp a or you can raise your hand and I'll give you a call on you can talk live. Oh, not a question. This is from one of the attendees but I wanted to thank one of the construction people will move construction trash from my front garden, appreciate that. So, thank you to the team for doing that for one of our neighbors. Okay, any other questions just want to make sure we cover this. Well listen we we appreciate all of you joining us. You can sign up for construction web updates on the project website is to then your screen right now the email is a just building at Arlington. K12.ma.us any concerns or questions you have we try to get back to people as quickly as we possibly can. We I just want to say on behalf of the building committee which has been working together now for five years again working as a team in 2016 December 2016 we are very excited about where the project is. We're excited to see students come into the building at the end of February of 2022 it's been something we've been working on striving for for a long time. This is, as the other people on the panel today said, a community wide effort. We've been funded by the taxpayers around him in the state of Massachusetts and so all of us have a stake in the success of this school, and all of us have a stake obviously in the success of the students who attend the school, turn students and future students so we thank you for supporting this project. So we thank you for coming to tonight's session. If you have any further questions, any concerns, just reach out to us we'll get back to you as soon as we can. And we asked everyone to have a great evening, a great holiday season and a happy 2022.


Proudly, we hail. New York City, where the American stage begins. Here's another program with a cast of outstanding players. Public service time has been made available by this station to bring you this story. As proudly we hail, the United States Air Force. This warm and human narrative is unusual in many respects. It's the story of a boy who lived in a small town. Yet it's about the Air Force. A tale of love and romance. Yet there's much that's heroic in its telling. And finally, there's a parable. The story of a little man who was in reality a big man. Here then is today's play, Big Man. Our first act curtain will rise in just one moment. But first, opportunity is a word that's been used in proclamations, campaigns, and slogans ever since the dawn of American independence. There's no halal sound to its usage either. For this land of ours is truly blessed opportunities for success than any nation on earth. Today your Air Force is offering ambitious young men greater opportunities for success than ever before. As an Airman, you'll receive free specialized training in one of the hundreds of Air Force career assignments. And there are careers to suit every interest, such as communications, radar, air traffic control, and many, many others. As an Airman, you'll wear the handsome blue Air Force uniform and you'll serve in fascinating assignments at home and abroad. You'll be a member of a wonderful organization that has won the respect and admiration of people everywhere. Yes, your United States Air Force has made up of outstanding young men who are going places in highly skilled, good-paying careers. Find out soon about your opportunities as an Airman. Visit your nearest Air Force recruiting station at your earliest opportunity. And now we present the first act of Big Man. If that's what you want to do, you just go ahead and do it. Oh, thanks, Dad. Getting into the Air Force means more to me than anything else in the world. I just hope they take you, son.  Well, there are lots of things a little guy can do in the Air Force. They need mechanics to get into the nose of the plane, and they need to... I know, I know, son, but the Air Force still has weight restrictions and the men in the Miller family never had any heft to brag about.  You bet, Dad. I told you that when you were a youngster that you were always going to be small, but that was no reason to be little. There's a lot of difference between people being small and people being little. I know, Dad. Now, come on inside. Let me best tell your mother.  Mothers just have a habit of acting that way. Come on, Tommy. Oh, darn it. I just have to get around to oiling those porches. Oh, I'll do it this afternoon. Ah, you're a good boy, Tommy. You'll make a fine airman. Thanks, Dad. Well, I thought you would never finish out there. What's the big secret? Ah, it's all been decided, Mildred, and nothing you say will change our minds, huh, Tommy? That's right, Dad. Hope you two sound like a couple of idiots. If you're talking about Tommy's joining the Air Force, well, that's something that was decided a long time before you two got around to joing on the back porch. You must have been eavesdropping. Eavesdropping, my foot.  Come on, eat. The supper's getting cold. Don't wait a second, Mama. I don't understand. How did you know what we were deciding? Tommy, when you were three, a man flew over the house one day, skywriting. You looked up, and you asked me what he was doing. I told you, it was hard for you to understand that there was a man up there in the blue sky flying a tiny plane and making that writing. I don't remember that at all. Of course you don't.  Well, anyway, when the idea finally did get through to you, that was what you wanted to be, and there was no stopping you. You had your first kite when you were four, your first model plane when you were five, your first plane ride when you were seven. Oh, I remember that old single-engine John. I was a lot more scared than you were, Tommy. Well, that love of flying has always been so strong in you. I had just made up my mind a long time ago to accept what would probably be an eventuality. I felt it growing in you since you graduated from high school last month. I just said to myself, Mildred, why fight it? So God bless you. If you don't write me a letter at least once a week, I'll just come up to wherever you are and drag you back home by the scruff of the neck. Oh, now, man, don't cry. Look, I'm not going yet. Oh, Mildred, stop your crying. You aren't going to help anything by all that weeping. I'm not crying. I've had something in my eye all afternoon. Yeah, I told you you should be upset. I am not upset.  That's wonderful. You look simply super in that blue uniform. Oh, well, it's more than just a uniform, Sally. Oh, I know, Silly, but, well, the uniform is a scrumptious one. Silly Sally Brown. The cutest girl in town. Oh, I thought you'd forgotten that. You used to pull my ponytail and sing that. What made you remember? Well, when I told Mama about joining up tonight before supper, she was talking about the day I had my first plane ride. I don't think she ever found out that I had my first plane ride and my first kiss on the same day. Silly Sally Brown. The cutest girl in town. Oh, Tommy, I love you.  Take a walk down by the river. There's a big full moon tonight. Hmm, and I'm the easiest girl in Parkersburg to convince. Hi, Silly. Oh. Well, I see you're not particular who you go out with. Hi, Shorty. If you call me that once more, I'll tear you from limb to limb. Come on, Tommy. We'd better be going. They'll run along, Shorty. Mama wants you. Silly, I've got a cloud here. Tommy, if you insist on brawling here in this public place, I'm going home by myself. I hear you're going into the Air Force, since one of they accepted midgets. Come on outside. I said, come on outside. Tommy, I'm leaving now. And if I leave alone, that's the way things will stay, alone. Oh, okay, Sally. I'm coming. I'm going to be back here in exactly one hour. You'll be here. Goodbye, Shorty. Mad at me? I'm furious. Well, you wouldn't want me to be a coward, would you?  Everybody knows that. Including Roger Benton? Including Roger Benton.  You know, I've tried to lay one on that guy for two years now. He's never given me the chance. I'll go back to the Beanry. He won't be there. I wouldn't mind, but he always waits until I'm with you. Then he pulls something. Now, I'm going into the Air Force. I'll probably miss out on the chance. All the more reason for you to maintain self-control.  Oh, I'm not. Really, I'm not. It's just that... Well, I feel insulted when you act that way with Roger. Insulted? Yes, Roger's asked me for dates dozens of times, and I've always turned him down.  I'm not so sure I follow all of that, but you're thinking I'm something special. I'm all for that. Um... Will I see you tomorrow? Oh, what makes you ask? I don't know. Just the enlistment. I thought... Oh, Tommy... That's nothing, Sally. There's no reason to be upset. I'm not upset, silly. You just told me that you loved me. I did? Yes. You forgot the Air Force for a moment. And if I can take your mind off that even for a second, then I know you really love me. Hurry up. I'll be late. Oh, Tommy, it's 5.30. It's an hour's drive to Warrantown, and the recruiting station doesn't open until 8. Well, Dad, you didn't have to get up and drive me. I wanted to take the bus. No, no, no. I'll drive you soon. We'll get there in plenty of time. Where's your mother? She cooked me some breakfast, said goodbye, and went back to bed about an hour ago.  Yes, Sergeant.  Shouldn't I be examined first? In due time, my boy. Let's see how much you weigh first. All right. I said take off your shoes. Now, up on the scale. You know, the men in our family never had any heft to brag about, but that doesn't mean that we can't do anything that anyone else can do. Not so. It's not enough? It's not enough, son. You weigh just exactly eight ounces over 100 pounds. The weight minimum for the Air Force is 105 pounds. I guess that's all that. Slip on your shoes. Give me them in my office and let me talk to you a minute. No, no, I don't. I just got a minute or two for a quick cigarette. Miller, just how badly do you want the Air Force?   I'm serious. How's your appetite? Mom says I eat more than any other two people she knows. I can't understand why I don't put on weight. Well, there's nothing in the world you can't have. You really want it. And you're not striving for the impossible. Four and a half pounds. That's less than a small sack of flour. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'm going to take your enlistment papers and put them right here in my drawer. You come back in about two months and they put you on that scale again. You mean it? I certainly do. We can always use a young fellow with lots of spunk and this is one way of proving it. You just watch me.  That's the spirit. Okay, Miller. See you in about two months. It's a bet. In two months. Hi, Sally. Well, Tommy, I thought... They didn't take me. Oh, Tommy, I'm so sorry. Well, gee, just don't stand there. Come on in. Is anyone home? Mom and Dad went to the movies. Gee, I... I never thought you'd take it this hard while you're practically green. Have you been home yet? No, no, I haven't. I didn't feel too well. It was closer to come here and go home. Well, Tommy, is anything the matter? Nothing can be that important. Not even the Air Force. It's not the Air Force. Well, then what's the matter? You look positively ill. I'm underweight. Five pounds. I have to eat. I have to get fat. Tommy, Tommy, what's the matter? I ate too much. I feel sick. Very sick. You are listening to the proudly we hail production, Big Man. And we will return to our second act in just one moment. But first, you know it's often been said that to speak in terms of a man's interest is to win that man as your friend. Well, that's what the friendly people at the Air Force recruiting stations all over the country are doing every day. They're telling hundreds of career-minded young men about the outstanding opportunities available in the United States Air Force. They're describing career opportunities that suit every young man's interests and aptitudes. For example, while if you're an amateur photographer, you can turn your basic knowledge into a colorful and highly interesting career by taking advantage of the free training available in the Air Force Photography School. It's the world's finest. Then on the other hand, maybe you're interested in the new field of guided missiles and rocket propulsion. Well, here too, you can get free training that qualifies you as one of the best military technicians in the world. Whatever your interests, your Air Force has a job for you. So visit your nearest Air Force recruiting station at your earliest opportunity and find out how you may become an airman in the United States Air Force. It's the career opportunity of a lifetime. You are listening to the proudly we hail production of Big Man, and we return to our second act. Tommy, Sally was right.  But I didn't eat that much.  Let the boy alone, Mildred. He feels badly enough as it is. I've never stood in the way of anything Tommy wanted to do before. I can't see why I would make any difference now. I've fattened up skinny millers before. Oh, ma, I couldn't eat a thing.  But this time, let's try not to do it all in one day. And let's see Dr. Parker about it, too. I think your mother's right, Tommy. Aren't I always? Okay, ma, I'm your the boss. Well, then, now here's the plan of action. You've got two months. Is that right? Mm-hmm. He's holding my enlistment papers in his drawer. In two months I've got to pick up five pounds and then I can be accepted. That shouldn't be too hard if you're willing to do as I say. Okay, ma, I'm your the boss. Tomorrow? Well, Tommy, Dr. Parker gave you a clean bill of health. All we have to do is follow his prescribed diet. Watch calories in reverse. Mm-hmm. Uh, what's that you're making, ma? That's a B-36. B-36? A jet-propelled concoction of my own. What's in it? Milk, chocolate, ice cream, wheat germ, vitamin supplement, all whipped together with an egg in it. Mom, no! Go ahead, drink it. It's worth at least a pound. Okay, here I go. Down the hatch. Mom, I can't finish all of this. All right, then. You don't have to. But make sure you finish those mashed potatoes. What's so special about the potatoes? They've got hidden values. I made them with wheat germ, vitamin supplement, and whipped in an egg. Mom, why did you let me sleep so late? All part of the plan. Be sure you put lots of heavy cream and sugar on that oatmeal. I know. Don't complain. I want you to finish it. I made it with wheat germ, vitamin supplement, and... I know. I know. Don't tell me. You whipped an egg in it. Oh, Sally, I don't know how much more I can stand of this. Oh, Tommy, it sounds awful. I got on the scale this morning. Two weeks to the day since I started, I don't again three pounds. Well, you don't have much more to go. Only two more pounds. Gee, you should be able to do that easy. Did you say easy? I think you need to feel like a walking health food shop. Did you ever taste wheat germ? Mom used to put it in our meatloaf. Said it was good for us. More children in this country learn bad eating habits because of things that were good for them. I'm sorry, Tommy. Oh, I gotta go. It's almost 10 o'clock. The eating part of this I can understand, but why the early bedtime? Oh, Mom insists. And I've gone along with it this far. Besides, it's only two more weeks. I wouldn't mind being an Air Force widow if you were only in the Air Force. It won't be much longer, Sally. It can't be. Okay, then. Come on. I'll walk you home. Hi, Sally. Hi, reject. Let's go, Sally. Hey, where are you running, fly boy?  Oh, Roger Benton, why don't you be quiet? Now, now, Sally, stop fighting Shorty's battles. Say that once more. Why? Shorty? That's it. Tommy. You step outside. You're getting it here. Now, you wouldn't hit me, Shorty. You haven't got the guts. All right. You asked for it. What's my name? What's my name? Tommy what? Tommy Miller. Sally, I have to get home. Go to bed. Can I walk you home first? Yes. Yes, Tommy, of course. Tommy, I'm sorry. You're sorry? Gee, I thought you'd be furious with me. He deserved it. Every second of it. Here, take my scarf and wrap it around your neck. You're overheated and you'll catch your death of cold. Stop babying me. That's the main reason I bopped Roger. It's because a man small is no reason for anyone to think he's little. I'm quite able to take care of myself. I know you are, Tommy. You're wonderful. I'm not wonderful. I'm just me and myself, Tommy. Tommy, what's the matter? I wish I knew, Sally. This wait thing has got me down. Oh, not now, Tommy. Not when you've been doing so well. Well, it's what you wanted more than anything. And if a person's willing to work for what he wants, nothing can stop him. I've always believed this isn't work. It's torture. Oh, it'll be over before you know it. Yes, well, I'm afraid of it. And I'll still be a civilian. Thanks for walking me home.  No, no, I better be getting home. Curfew has run. Well, wouldn't you like to kiss me? I'm sure that wouldn't do any harm to your diet. I guess I deserve that. You deserve that, too. Now get on home. Things are bound to get better. I can't get any worse. Good night, Tommy. Good night, Sally. I'm going to scale first. Okay. Without your shoes. I forgot. That can't be right. Step off again. Now step on. You've lost two pounds. Oh, no! Oh, it must have been the fight last night. What fight? I finally gave Roger Benton what he deserved. No wonder your shirt was soaked this morning. No, I'm sorry, Mom. What now? It's up to you, Tommy. I thought it was something you really wanted. Now for a silly fight. It wasn't a silly fight. I had to. All right. Are you willing to start all over again? Give it another try. The whole business, Mom. The wheat germ and all. It's your decision to make. Mom, I'm going to get into that air force or burst in the attempt. I had to let my belt out another notch. Well, don't make yourself sick again. Don't worry. I'm all at this time. Did you get on the scale? You bet. Picked up those two pounds I lost. Plus one more. Oh, that's fine, Tommy. That's fine. Drink some milk with those bananas, Tommy. They'll get down easier. I, uh, picked up another pound today. That's fine, Tommy. I think we're gonna do it, Mom. I think we're gonna do it. Only 8.30, but I just can't. Tomorrow's the big day. I have to be at the recruiting office bright and early. Oh, no, no, no. Dad's not taking me. I've been on the bus by myself and weighed myself since this morning. Yeah, I was okay then. Yeah, just 105. The scale kept tipping back and forth. No, no, no. I can't, Sally. Honest. I can't. Roger. Roger Barton. What are you doing here? Hi, Tommy. I guess I'm gonna join the air force. Like you. Oh, I'll be.  You kept asking for it. I really didn't mean to. Oh, don't apologize. I deserved what I got. But I kept thinking about it after that and, you know, I decided I wanted to be in the same service you were in. The Air Force. Oh. I'm not even sure they'll let me in. Oh, here. You want a banana? No, no, thanks. You go ahead, though. Oh. Yeah, I will. I think I'm gonna make it. But I just can't take any chances. Just can't. All right, you men. Step right in. Well, Miller, you're back. And those two months went by quickly, eh? The longest two months in the history of time. Well, you've obviously done it. He wouldn't be back here. I don't know, Sergeant. Have I done it? Yeah, come on in here. Let's weigh in first. Well, the rest of you hold it up for a few moments. Good luck, Tommy. Well, I don't need luck now. Sergeant, would you mind if I had another banana? No, no. You go right ahead. Well, put your things in the chair there, and, Miller, take off your shoes. Okay. Okay, Miller. Now, up on the scale. Well, Sergeant?  Sergeant, what's the matter? Miller, you weighed less than you did the last time you were in. Less? That's impossible. I weighed myself... Wait, wait, wait. Hold it a second. Step back up there. You know, I didn't have the crossbar adjusted right. Now? Okay, step down. You weigh 108 pounds. You mean... that's all? I made it? With three pounds to spare.  You ought to be in the Air Force by the end of the day. Tommy, how'd you do? Did you make it? Yeah. I forgot my bag of bananas in there. You still need them? No. No, I guess I don't. Then you've got to get in, huh? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I guess I am. In the Air Force. And to do it took a... a big man. Today, the men of your Air Force are soaring to new heights as they blaze a trail of air progress across the skies. And now is the time for you to join them. Become an airman with a highly specialized career. As a member of the Serial Defense Team, you'll be entering a whole new world. A world of the future that offers free training in such fascinating careers as guided missiles and photography, radar, and, well, gee, a host of others. You'll wear the handsome blue Air Force uniform. A uniform that gains respect and admiration wherever you go. So for a wonderful future with good pay, liberal allowances, and truly one of the world's finest careers, you become an airman in the United States Air Force. Talk it over with the friendly people at your local Air Force recruiting station. This has been another program on Proudly We Hail. Present a transcribed in cooperation with this radio station. Proudly We Hail. Produced by the Recruiting Publicity Center in New York for the United States Air Force. And this is Dick Herbert speaking. And inviting you to tune in the same station next week for another interesting story on Proudly We Hail.


If I see a Super Dash, I'm punishing with a level 3. Okay. Gotcha! Huh! Hahaha! How's it going, everybody? Dato Doi here, back with some more Dragon Ball Fighters Ranked Matches, and today we have been knocked back down to Living Legends, so we gotta get a more top tier short character up front, dude. And that's why Krillin has come out for Goku GT, uh, hopefully we get some wins here. That is the goal. We need to get back to- Rosé. Oh, and the Yamcha assist is already flying, dude.  But it doesn't matter, because we still gotta bring it home. Sliding knocked down in the corner. What's the blocking? He's not- not a fan of blocking. Hold him back. Hold him back for me. Hahaha. The frames are back, and so is- so is Goku GT. Ah, Bardock. Got the Super Dash on me, and Goku GT is being taken for a ride. Oh, wow! I can't believe my light wasn't- oh, take that! Back dash! Oh, no. It was a really bad plan. I'm fully capable of admitting that I don't like defense. Please. This is too much defense. I'm gonna start mashing in three seconds if you don't stop. You asked for it? Hahaha. Oh, wow, I wasted my smash. When?  I just didn't know I didn't have my smash. Take that. Wow, we are taking like a god today. You can't back dash against these kind of autos, dude. This LL is too powerful. Oh, he's got Goku GT too. Ah, not fast enough. Switch me out, switch me out. Okay, I appreciate that. Get down to the ground. Let me hit you with the Yamcha. EX. What's the mix? What's the mix? Classic. And we get sliding too? Ah, we just got the Goku assist. All right, is he gonna try to do it again? No, down tech. We don't get one. And we get hit by the overhead. This is probably big damage. Maybe even a spirit bomb mix if he plays that hand. Does he? He is. He wants that spirit bomb, but unfortunately messes it up. It is a little difficult, especially online, but it's hard to feel too bad. There we go. I'm doing it again. I'm about to hit it like it's back to back. I'm a super dash. Oh, I don't regret my choices at all. We got a nice 2M. I don't know. Even if we win the whole set, all three matches, I don't even think this is a rank up. Nice down heavy. I gotta give it up on that one. Smooth, confident, that's all you need. Level three to finish the deal. It was pretty close to being in level one territory too, so jeez. Frames are dipping today. Wired connections are a thing of the past. All right. Popping them down. Goku versus Goku? I like the matchup, honestly. I don't like that. I gotta hit these two Hs. Still a spark. I kind of want to switch out to Goku GT. Really? You didn't get punished for that? I should have sent them to the corner. Now we got to waste all that meter. Oh, no, he can't kill. He's going to have to spend three bars. Spend them. He spends them. Now we got a 1v1. We have the meter binge, but that's literally it. That's the only advantage we got going into this. Do we pops? No, we have to pop sparking after him. I'm going to call it right now. First hit probably wins. Okay. Why did I do this? People are asking. I know.  I'm quite literally the dumbest man on earth. He doesn't have the bar though. He can't do much. No. Overhead. You got to be kidding me. Oh, no, I got too predictable. Why is this doing so much? Hold the phone. Why did that do so much damage?  Why did that do so much damage? Why did I get predictable? Why did it? Oh, that's another 4,000 points down the drain. You hate to see that one happen. Oh, God. Stop. Please. Please. I don't deserve this. Oh, I'm just looking for some point. I'm looking for my home, dude. I got to get back to Rosé. I can't die out here. I'm too young to die. Oh, my God. This is life now. This is life out here. We are living it. That was pretty fancy. Okay, nice. All right. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. Not the cleanest. Not the cleanest. But actually, a pretty good chance to go ahead and get a different character. I like it. I'm so sad. I'm just so sad. I hope those frames stay consistent with me. Hey, okay. I thought that was going to miss.  Oh, God, stay consistent with me. Again, dude. Oh, I don't have meter, or I would do the same thing. Oh, I was too focused on the fact that I didn't have meter. Oh, bar down. We are going to feel this damage. I like that, too. All right, we got all we need. Oh, yes. I like that, too. Yes, finally, we bait out that move. Oh, that's all I wanted to see. Why? Goku GT. We got to bring the heat now. Get in that corner. Let's go. All right. I might have overestimated what I had. Oh, you tried something fake. I was looking for something fake. Oh, I couldn't get the down heavy off. That's bad, actually, because he has seven bars. That's the only thing we got to worry about. Just the number of bars. OK, and then just wrap it up. Nice, nice two supers. All right, that was much more convincing. That went our way a little better. But I'll be honest, dude. I'm still scared for the future. I'm going to stay. I got to stay in the set. Oh, man, we are so behind where we need to be. And since we're close to leveling up, our points are a little bit gutted. I'm going to switch. Oh, come on. OK, we got it off. All right, nice two H. We had the lag on our side there. It's all a matter of what we're able to get here right now. Come on, give it to me. Yes. All right, and then throw on another Super Saiyan Kamehameha. And that's how you get a knockout without taking any damage. Now, can we get some Goku GT pressure here? That's what I want to see, honestly. All right, blocking, blocking, reflect that. OK, no. Oh, that should have been a punish. I didn't want that hit. Actually, it's fine. We'll still be able to get sliding. It'll just cost us a bar. More than worth. Nice, nice. This is the pressure you like to see. Unfortunately, we couldn't get the spirit bomb off, but I had to adjust. That frame spike hit, you got to adjust to the online ways. You know I had to hit him with it. Oh, let's go. Now, all that's left is a Super Saiyan Goku. Our health, wow, we haven't gotten it yet. We've probably blocked something, though. Big punish. Big punish, dude. Ah, nice 2M. Got me, got me. I try to go for one as well. Sometimes in the neutral, you just got to stick it up. Oh, god, we're dead. We are so going to get mixed here. I just need to know. I just, not to sound stereotypical, but what is the mix? That's my question. Question of the day. Oh, no, we can't hit that. Oh, what are you going for? I got to drag out as much spark in time as possible. Oh, nice hit. OK, reset neutral. That's fine, get the neutral back. Put us back where we need to be. Put us back where we need to be. Oh, my god, can we calm it down on the frames? Do we level 3 here? I don't think it'll hit, so no. Got him. Goku GT is too scary on the ground. And I'm not even really mixing it up. I'm just doing the same block, strig over and over again. I hit the mix up there, and then we're in the clear. Two wins, and we're down on points, though. We really needed to get that. We really needed to get that first win. No way, dude. Where am I? This is the world we live in today. Let me up. Oh, nice. What is even happening anymore? OK. OK. This is not even Dragon Ball Fighters anymore. We're playing a different game. We're playing a different game entirely. Which what just happened? My computer is, what is going on? This is awful. My computer's freaking out. The game's freaking out. Oh, big hit. Yeah, yeah. That's what I wanted to do, actually. That's crazy. All right, we are back. Finally, we got to get in these last few games, dude. That's all we need. This guy is actually a lot higher rank. Wow, he down-tecked into that. Oh, and I caught the sliding. I'm definitely punished for that. I just wish it didn't put me in the corner. Understandably, I did deserve the punishment. OK, OK. Oh, I should have been blocking. Sometimes I jump back and then I take my hand off the back just to see if there's any options available. I put this man in the corner. Actually, let me see that beam assist, sir. Can I see your beam assist license? Can I see this beam assist license real quick? I just got to check your credentials here. Oh, do we go optimal? If there's one thing in my life, I regret saying that was going to be optimal. Nice beam cuts right through the key blast. Altsha's been doing pretty well, though. He's gotten the damage in. We just need to down-teck here and then go for a reflect. Nice. And we are out of here. And then this is a simple two-bar kill. Unfortunately, Goku GT has to leave, but whatever. It's for the kill, for the knockout. I should have done that sooner. That was very close to almost missing. And that would have been a whole new level of depression. Oh, god, overhead. And I should have down-tecked. Should have down-tecked again. OK. Overhead. Whoa, yeah, I guess that heavy does ignore that. That was confusing, though. DP through the longer normals of Yamcha. No, I'm not making this optimal. Single one-bar. Spends. We get to knock out all that's left is Goku Black. For some reason, I do struggle with anchor Goku Blacks. Don't ask me why. I don't think Goku Black is that good of an anchor. Show me Zamasu. Or show me a Super Dash. Down-teck, just in case. Pop it up. Wow, dude. I didn't recover in time to block that third L. Oh, no. Damage. Damn, I can't believe he was able to turn around and get that off before we could recover. That's fine. Actually, that's the opposite of fine. Got him. Sliding knockdown. All right, get out of here. I should have sparked. Oh, I was thinking of what I could do. Get that out of here. Let me buy all that sparking time. Let me take all of that. What am I doing? The truth is, even I don't know. What is he doing? The truth is, even he doesn't know. What was that? My dude was swinging. No. That was crazy. All right, we're getting up there, dude. I don't know why I hit rematch. This is the longest ranked match video of all time. Nice, Super Dash. Catches me. Now we have to take this sliding.  Get back in there. Where's the reflect? I like to see those. I don't like to see these.  Let me go. It was one mistake. Oh, god. Here we go again. Back dash. OK, he has officially left this earth. He has reached a new plane of existence. I don't think I've seen him hit a different button. My dude is swinging. What do we do? Is he a wake-up level three kind of guy? That's nice, but we are really struggling for the bar. This is so dumb. This is so dumb, but I'm going to block. Oh, the stubby normal. It's not even that stubby. I should have just transitioned faster.  Actually, wait, level three. Ah, we're dead. Yeah, we're pretty dead.  Damn it. That was so risky. That was so risky.  He's going to switch out, though. Damn it, I shouldn't have jumped. All right, give me Goku black. That is if I was an actual good player of the game. Holy Jesus, dude, not Goku. Any other character but this. This is fine. Could be a lot better, though. And I said he thought I was going to go for that overhead. Uh, OK. And that should keep him busy long enough. Yep. Oh, I had Super Saiyan 3 forgot about that. It's not like it does too much. God, I mean, try to click a button. It's too unsafe. Get out of here. All right, what's next? What does this Gohan have in store for us? No, step to my toes. Oh, let's go.  That's actually good for him, though. That was the proper choice. I'd definitely take that kill if you get it there, because if I would have gotten back up, I could have super dashed something. He's my assist. Oh, come on. You've got to block those. Wow. Dude, he's going crazy. He's nuts. He's nuts. He's nuts. Can I kill? What? Come on, man. No, dude. No. No. No. I flat out refuse to believe that. If I see a super dash, I'm punishing with a level 3. OK. Huh. Come on, no. No, no, no, no. Drop it, drop it. Something, something, something. Wait, what? That was real interesting. Yes, dude. Yes. Yes. Oh, dragon fist. I've never been happier to see you. I've just tried my heart out out here, dude. I got as much time as possible. Nice. That was a good game for us. OK. Now that was what we call a good game. I didn't even talk at all. OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK, OK. Now, focus up. Let's make this VP. I should have expected it. Why did I try mashing? Just block, just block or guard cancel. Either one of those is a good option. Level 3 for the hard knockdown. He'll get bar back. He'll get bar. But whatever he wants to do with that bar is his business. Nice 2M lands. That's what you want to see. And here we go. The final test. Can we not be an idiot? OK, come on, baby. Oh, we just waited too long. We waited far too long. Dude, we're finally not dropping stuff. Actually, I need Goku Black's back. Is he level 3? No. Backdash. Dude, I got a backdash twice. What? Oh, I should have mashed earlier. Backdash twice, mashed earlier. These are the steps of success. I miss the Goku Black.  I don't want to see that character anymore.  All right, whatever. That's not clean, but let me send you packing. A risky reflect. We have to live a little longer. Hopefully, level 3 won't kill us here. That's kind of what we need.  It just can't kill us, please. OK, OK. Overhead. Wasn't even a fast one, either. OK, let me buy some motherfucking time. OK, wasted a bar. Please don't get three bars back. Nice. Nice, that's it, that's it. That's game, that's game. It was a risky maneuver, what I just did there. Not safe in the slightest, but one that I had to make. Please tell me we're back. Don't make me do another one. 40 minutes, 40 minutes. It took 40 minutes to make it back. And yet we're here. Finally, dude, finally. I wanted to record two videos today. That's a one video. Oh, hopefully you guys enjoyed this. I probably cut it up into sections or something near the end there, because let's be honest, 40 minutes is way too long. But if you do have a favorite moment, let me know down below in the comments section while you're down there. If you like these videos and you like the channel, make sure to hit the like button and subscribe, of course, for more fighting game content and Dragon Ball coverage for as long as the game goes on, dude, I'm serious. You like Dragon Ball fighters, you like fighting games, this is the place you need to be. If you want to watch even more videos, there should be some up on your screen. Other than that, I have been Dr. Doi. Thanks for taking the time out of your day to watch this video, and I will see you in the next one.


James, mae'n gweithio'r cymryd arni fel ymddangos iawn. Mae'n mynd i'r cyllidiaeth. Felly, mae'n mynd i'n mynd i'r cyllidiaeth gyda'r cyllidiaeth. Mae'n mynd i'n mynd i'n mynd i'r cyllidiaeth. Yn gweithio yma. Rwy'n gweithio'n gweithio, James, gan eich sefydlu'r cyllidiaeth. James wedi'u unrhyw ymddangos cymryd y 19, ac yn y Cymru, y bod yn Llywodraeth Cymru, ac mae hwn yn ym 7 a 10 yw cenderidau. Mae'n argymru yn gwneud i ddweud yn y cyfnod hynny, y Rhyw Ymddiad Ymddiad, yn gweithio'r ystafell bwysig dros yma gyda'r corprwyth ar gyfer y New Zealand. A dyna'r ystafell yma, a'r unrhyw gyda'r ystafell a'r gweithio'r Ystafell ar gyfer Ystafell ar gyfer Ystafell ar gyfer Ystafell ar gyfer Arcynyddiaeth. A y gallwn i gydag yma ymddiad ar gweithio'r polisi yw iddyn nhw'n gweithio'r ystafell ar gyfer y polisi. Rwy'n meddwl. James wedi'i gweld i'r poltix, ac yn 2011. Rwy'n meddwl i'r parlym yn 2014. Rwy'n meddwl i'r polisi. Rwy'n meddwl i'r polisi, rwy'n meddwl i'r Green Party. Rwy'n meddwl i'r 2017, rwy'n meddwl i'r Green Party i'r coelisiwn labr i'r New Zealand First. James i'r 2 portfolio i'r Minister for Climate Change. Rwy'n meddwl i'r left brain stuff. Rwy'n meddwl i'r strategiaeth rwy'n meddwl i'r data i ddim yn fawr. Rwy'n meddwl i'r James i'r pinc i'r gilydd gyda'r pinc ac yn ei ddefnyddio mewn cyd-dreifydd ac rwy'n meddwl i'r cwm ddangos ac rwy'n meddwl i ddim yn ymdill ac yn ei ddim yn ymdill rydyn nhw. Rwy'n meddwl i'r James, ddwy'n meddwl i'r pinc. Rwy'n meddwl i'r rhagleniaeth o'r teirangu tunai a papatu anuku e ta cotonau, o'r teirangu a ffynneu kirangu a tatau, ti hei mawr i orau. May the blessings of the earth father above, sorry, the sky father above, and the earth mother below, and the world all around us be with us all. I was a little bit like getting here, and I'm about to steal Lou Sanson's thunder, because this morning we announced that we were adding 68,500 hectares to the Kahurangi National Park. And the area that we've added is the Makuhinui River catchment. And I know that this will be very familiar to some of you, because 12 years ago there was a proposal to put an 85-metre hydroelectric dam across the Makuhinui River and to turn that into electricity for you all to store your data on. And actually what happened was that New Zealanders said, no thanks. No, there has to be another way. And so we saved the river, and then what that has led to today is to us creating the largest addition to a national park in New Zealand's history. It's half the size of Auckland City. It's larger than the Abel Tasman National Park and the Poporangi National Park combined. And it's twice the size of Egmont National Park. So it's a really big deal. And for those of you who are involved in that campaign, I just want to thank you very much because we wouldn't have been able to do it without that happening. So, it's a good day in that sense. The Prime Minister, when she rang me up and we were doing the portfolios, she said, is it of climate change? Because it can't be for climate change. And we've kind of got of and for and we worked another few sentences and just decided of. It was the easiest way to go. I don't know how old you're going to be in 2050.  I was born in 1973. So just have a think about how old you're going to be in the year 2050. What age, what's the exact number that you're going to be? For some of you, it'll be an improbable number. Most of you, you should be fine. I don't know what life expectancy was when you were born. I'm still planning to be around for it. But my point is, I'm going to be at the very end of my career. In fact, I hope to be well retired by then. But the year 2050, if you're one of those people who will be in the middle of their careers, perhaps with children of your own, can you just imagine on your weekends away being able to go to bed at night knowing that the batch and the beach that you're enjoying today will still be there for your children and their children to enjoy the same way that you are. And when you wake up in the morning, you'll be awoken by a dawn chorus of birds that once boarded on extinction.  And when you stop for lunch, you'll get out and swim in the river because you can before you get home to your warm, dry, entirely solar-paneled house, solar-powered house. And on Monday morning, in that Aotearoa, you'll get up and you'll catch the tram into town, where you'll do a good day's work at some social enterprise or a solar panel installer or a hydrogen manufacturing widget, something or other, for a decent pay, and then head home where your kids will be playing on the grass by the side of the road with the children from, you know, Pasifika communities, Tangata Fenawa, the children of Syrian refugees, and so on. And the neighbourhoods will be connected because that's who we are. I mean, that's the future that we're talking about. And so the idea that there's something terrifying about that to me is just completely absurd. And so that's the future that we're trying to create. That's the picture that we need to paint for people as we stand here and say that the decisions that we make today will affect the lives of those to come. And if there are people out there, I know there's no-one in this room who believes that, but if there are people out there who don't believe that, then they just need to ask a few questions of those kids who are striking for their own futures on Friday. So, I'm much more interested in what it is that you have to say than I am in what I have to say, because I hear what I say quite a lot. And so does he. So I'd like to kind of get into the court at all, but I just wanted to start by saying that, because I think that in all of this kind of left-brain stuff that we get into around what is the plan, how are we going to create that future that we actually forget what it is, the future that we're trying to create? Kia ora. Thank you very much indeed, James. Being strong-eyed and realistic about all the enormous challenges, but being very optimistic and encouraging about how we can make this a great deal better is the great dual act here. So thank you for emphasising that, the hope and inspiration part. Microphone there, if you want to ask a question for James, please do line up. And I'm going to start with this question. Here at EHF and New Frontiers, this is a space that we can hold for conversations, sometimes difficult conversations. What role can we play, particularly this year, as you and your colleagues are working very hard on achieving a zero carbon act? What are some of the conversations that you think we should be contributing to to help this work progress? I mean, in other words, where are some of the great tensions that we need to bridge? Well, what was your name, sorry? Severin. Yes, Severin I think pointed directly at the tension that everyone's very familiar about in New Zealand. The thing that has really prevented New Zealand from making much progress over the last 30 years. Every country in the world has industries that they rely on and specialise in, and that create a lot of wealth for that country. And every single one of those industries comes with consequences. And so the transition from where we are today to what we are in the future always in every country deeply affects its core industry. You look at what's going on in Australia, right? Where about 80% of their electricity comes from brown coal and it's their leading export. It's no great surprise that the politics of climate change have run into the brick wall when it comes to coal in Australia. And here we have had huge challenges creating any kind of constructive dialogue around the future of agriculture. And what I know that one of the things that you often say to farmers is, your farms will be worth more 30 years from now than they are today, but they will look very different 30 years from now than they do today. And that helps to, I think, kind of relax people a little bit because we're sort of stuck in the moment of thinking this is what we've always done, therefore it will be what we always, we always will do. That's actually incorrect. If you project back 30 years to 1989, which was peak sheep in New Zealand, we had three times as many sheep in New Zealand as we do today and half as many cows. And so in exactly the same time period as we're talking about making this shift into the future, we've had tremendous change and land use change in that period of time. And all of that was simply, and our farms are worth a great deal more today than they were 30 years ago in 1989. And so I think one of the things that people in this room can do, the innovators, the social enterprises is to kind of make that future OK for people who might feel like they're excluded from it and to say, actually there are things that we can do here. This is about all of us. And it's one of the things that I'm very passionate about. We talk a lot about the just transition is that it has to include everyone. And in particular, that isn't just kind of people whose jobs are likely to change in a vulnerable people and so on, that's where we pay a lot of attention and that's important. But it's also actually people who are doing really well out of the status quo today. Like it has to include them too. And that's quite a big leap for a lot of people to make. Yes, thank you. A question there, thank you. Yeah, so it's continuing this line of thought. So I have some friends that are farmers in Southland, for example. They're of a generation that for them it would be quite a big change to move to such policies. So how does the conversation look? Because often you'd hear from them, oh the government added more land to the National Park. It's now going to be harder to do stuff in that area. So how does the transition for those that are already not going to have it easy to change all their habits as farmers? How do you imagine this conversation? There's been, I think, a huge shift in the conversation from farmers. It's not a monolithic voice. I'm not sure it ever was, but certainly in recent years it's been quite different. It's interesting that there's, I think, quite a generational split. So a lot of the younger farmers, people in their 30s and their 40s, embracing whether it's regenerative agriculture or high precision agriculture, looking at alternative proteins, a friend of mine over in the wider Dapp has just started a cricket farm for local bakery. All of these kinds of things are sort of starting to emerge and they're using drones to monitor river quality and there's some really exciting stuff going on and they're actually embracing it because what they see is that there is this high value proposition where the thing that we're selling isn't just the protein. It's the air and the soil and the water and the story that comes from where it's come from. And yes, and there is a pretty substantial group of people who are locked into a great deal of debt and they don't feel that they've got too many options to move and actually we need to orient ourselves towards those people and to say, well, how can we help? Because I think our orientation has been you're bad and wrong and you need to kind of, we don't want that anymore and when I say to a multi-generation farmer, I come from a multi-generation farming family, we don't want your product anymore. Part of what we're saying is we don't want you anymore and it's at the level of identity and so it's no great surprise we get some resistance. So we need to cut that out and kind of flip the orientation to say there is a future here. It's actually a better future. What's it going to take to help shift from where we are today to where we need to be? Yeah, Mike, thank you. Thank you. Kia ora, Minister Shah. I'm Mike Hart. I'm the CEO of Sierra Energy out of California and a member of COEA, I work for COEA. I wanted to ask you about waste. In New Zealand it's one of the higher per capita producers of waste and the resulting about 40 million tonnes of greenhouse gas equivalent for methane coming out of the landfills is a significant issue. My company takes waste and turns it to clean energy with 100% recycling, which we've developed in the United States and that's 100% of the entire waste stream and one of the things that we've been having a dialogue over the last few days. You've got my attention. But we've had a dialogue over the last few days about the notion of a zero waste New Zealand. There's only 17.8 thousand tonnes of waste a day which is actually quite manageable and so the notion was would there be a right place to begin a dialogue about taking a technology to actually make New Zealand the first zero waste nation in the world? Yes, there is. Yeah, I'm in the right room. Yeah, so that's eugenie.sage at parliament.govd.nz. So my colleague Minister Eugenie Sage is Minister of Conservation and National Parks but also she's the Associate Minister for the Environment with Responsibility for Waste and it is one of the four big environmental priorities of this government is to deal with waste and I know many of you will know Vicky Robertson, the CEO of Ministry for the Environment has been struggling with the fact that she's resourced up to deal with one environmental priority and we have four but waste has been one of the things and we're going to be doing some big circular economy kind of strategic system shift stuff this year. We did a very symbolic move last year which was the phase out of single use plastic bags but that as an old colleague of mine used to say is merely the gateway drug to the larger problem and so we're very interested and we do see it as a source of innovation and creating local industry and so on and I have to say so New Zealand as you have noticed there's almost no one who lives here, right? Except in Auckland which has about as many people as a large suburb of San Francisco and so we've had the luxury of exporting our waste into the environment or shipping it to China and both of those options are now closed to us because we're running out of space to merely throw things in a hole in the ground and China doesn't want our rubbish any more good on them and so that's forcing us to take responsibility for it so this is the year this is the year for that. Kia ora, thank you very much. Kia ora James. I was just wondering given the kind of nature of the three year election cycle and the fact that when we look at politics our elected officials are often times kind of drawn away from passing really hearty policies I suppose around environmental issues and then they also put their reelection or careers at risk or risk having that undone within the next election cycle what can we do as citizens to both pressure and support our elected officials to really pass the kind of drastic measures that we need within politics? One minute, 24 on the clock. Okay, I have a list. But unfortunately there is no short answer to that right? But a few things so you're absolutely right that there's a big tension there and the stuff that is really going to make a difference is stuff that deals with the system as a whole so the zero carbon act when it comes to climate change reforms to emissions trading scheme when it comes to waste the things that we're going to be launching later on this year are kind of very much at the level of system and that's actually what politics is good for because it is the institution that can deal with some of those kind of system level shifts but there is a short term imperative and we need to kind of strike a balance of doing things that shift the system that are kind of too complex to make it onto the front pages of the newspaper versus banning single use plastic bags which does make it onto the front page because it's a tiny part of the overall problem but is symbolic of the overall thing but one thing that the people in this room in particular can do because I think you're better equipped to do it than just about any other group in society is actually to start shouting about the system stuff as well because I just think most of it never gets seen and it's not just the political structures the media structures that we have aren't designed to kind of deal with that like they find it really hard because of the pressures on them and so that kind of stuff comes from elsewhere you know we can talk about it all we like but as you'll notice I'm not given to snappy answers so that would be one thing I think another thing is to advocate for change the political system itself most of us in it are very aware of how much it needs to change but we feel that we can't lead on that because it looks self-interested and like we're making up our own set of rules that can only really come from outside so having a constitution that deals with some of those kinds of systemic issues in the political domain are one of those things and I was a process facilitator before I got into politics and one thing that we say is that the quality of the outcome is almost entirely a product of the process by which you get to that outcome and if you want to create really good outcomes for the future of New Zealand can I tell you you would not design the process of parliament and so that fundamentally needs a redesign if it's going to be able to deal with some of those really multi-generational challenges Just to say thank you for doing the job you do and for being with us today and I can't imagine anything more fabulous than on Friday in front of parliament addressing all those students who are out of school to protest for the future so have a great time on Friday Thank you