I will call the public or excuse me the plan Commission to order for those in attendance Would you please please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance? Okay, we'll call the roll Mayor Sorensen is present older person Mitchell are you online all right Ryan sasma here Jerry Jones here Dave Hoffman here John Matyska. Yeah, any possible conflicts of interest? Seeing none all Approval of the minutes from our previous meeting is there most to prove the minutes so moved Motion by Jerry second by Dave any discussion on the minutes Seeing none all those in favor of approving the minutes, please state aye. Aye Anyone opposed to your votes aye The minutes are approved Okay, moving light right along 3.1 applications for conditional use With exceptions by quick signs to install a new signage at St. Nicholas Hospital located at 3100 Superior Avenue and St. Nicholas Hospital Medical Arts Building located at 2920 Superior Avenue Steve you want to give the staff update? Sure. Thanks, Mayor There's a couple of representatives from the hospitals as well as quick signs I believe on the phone and there is a neighbor for this item here as well so what we're taking a look at is O'Connor sign planning and design and partnership with St. Nicholas are requesting additional signage at St. Nicholas Hospital to enhance the current sign system designed in 2016 and implanted in 2017 the needs and usage of the facility have changed and therefore they find it necessary to label the main Taylor Hospital entrance Update the directional signage at the driveway on Taylor Drive and update the 1998 medical arts building sign on Superior Avenue with the new St. Nicholas colors and tenant listings The need for the updating of the signage at these two locations is to provide clear and easy access for patients and visitors And to keep traffic moving safely throughout the campus The campus is large and spread out and to best meet the needs of the public signage is necessary to easily navigate the first Yeah, that would be the first sign. We're talking about is a new entrance sign. It that's on the Taylor Drive It indicates Taylor entrance and it's very similar to the new emergency and entrance signs that they put on Superior Avenue There's a directional sign also at the street So all they're taking a portion there is just the dark brown portion Because there's some new It's the hospital the chapel and the Taylor entrance and they're looking to Reface that section of the sign. So it's just the dark portion and that sign is already existing on Taylor Drive and then the last sign which is probably further down is The medical arts building and that's a monument sign off Superior Avenue They kept the same Branding but they wanted to differentiate the medical arts facility. So their signage is in blue But it's in the same location and it's 80 square feet internally lit and is about 13 feet from the property line The proposed signage is similar in terms of design as the existing St. Nicholas signage throughout the campus They are asking for a couple of variances One is requesting to install the 23 square foot directional sign So again, that was just the reface of that brown portion Alpkin is requesting to install a 10 foot tall monument sign, which is the blue medical arts that you see and then Alpkin is requesting to install new wall monument and directional signage So look there are the three variants and Alpkin just states that it's very large and spread out campus and the best meet The needs of the public signage is necessary to easily navigate and it's important for the health safety of their patients that they get Them to the proper location at this facility the first time so staff was recommending approval subject to the conditions The applicants are here and on the phone and there is a neighbor here as well Anyone from St. Nick's wishing to speak Do you have anything else to add I'm Cheryl O'Connor I'm the interior the exterior designer on this project and I think he pretty much explained to you exactly The criteria that was given to me in designing so I'm good with what has been said so far Yeah, and this is Marie be miss. I am plant services manager and it is just refacing the two signs And putting it up Basically, that's it Any anyone else wishing to speak this is Mark Bergstrom from quicksigns. I Don't have any additional comments. I think that pretty much sums it up Any comments from plan commissioners any motions wishing we made I Move to approve subject to staff recommendations Recommendations second motion by Jerry second by Dave any further comments My name is Vince Corbel. I live at 29th and Saman and I know these signs don't affect What we see from our family room Because we face the purveyor building in the back of the hospital But I remember the last time they requested to put signs up They said that when they would dismantle the signs and I don't know if any of these have to have new foundation work done on them Or if they'll sit on the existing pads that are there But the last time they changed signs out The concrete some of the concrete posts were left there and now they put sticks in there So the lawn mowers don't hit them and tear up the blades on the lawn mower They took the signs down, but they never removed the bases And I'm not sure whether anything has to be done with the base on these or not because aesthetically I walk around the hospital for my daily exercise and I have to look and see What goes on around the hospital and to see some of the stuff that is Disappointing with that I'm just wondering that they're going to do a professional job And if anything has to be removed they'll remove it. That's my concern Thank you I'm sure the applicants are online and can address this as well, but in this particular instance The one is wall sign the other one is a reface to an existing direction also there And the only one that's really new but being put in the same place So they should be dealing with everything in terms of foundation as the superior Avenue one I would assume Murray maybe that you could share with someone else at the Hospital or something to the effect of the other signs and if there's anything or if you'd like to address that aspect This is the first time hearing about it. Yeah, it would have been me the one that they would have contacted sure be any problems with it I'm gonna go back and look at it. Sure We'll see what what needs to be done sure and if there's the need for landscaping or whatever, you know Just grassing out. We would appreciate and encourage you to take a look at that. Sure Thank you Seeing none all those in favor, please stay die. Hi, anyone opposed chair votes. I that's approved. Thank you 3.2 applications for conditional use with exceptions by Oh hair to operates Nova subs and Suites at 1017, Michigan Avenue, Steve. Thanks, bear Bow, are you on the line? Yes, I am I'm here. Hi. How are you doing? Okay, so what we're taking a look at today is we're taking a look at Nova subs and Suites miss her is looking to operate a new Small restaurant cafe out of 1017, Michigan Avenue and Navas looking to sell both Bon me Vietnamese styled sandwiches as long as well as a boba tea a popular Taiwanese drink Navas will also have other desserts drinks on the menu and will potentially add other dishes as the business grow The site was specifically selected as the desired location for Navas eatery business because it's when thin walking distance of the neighborhood and also close downtown The proposed interior design is a mix between warm rustic and mid-century modern for a unique and exciting Experience the floor plan will have seating area near the entrance and the kitchen and service counters towards the back They plan to be open daily between hours of 10 a.m. And 7 p.m. An opening day. They will have about five staff members the applicant did mention some possibilities of outdoor seating along Michigan Avenue sidewalk and staff has made miss her aware that they would have to obtain a sidewalk cafe permit in order to have any customers on Michigan Avenue, but that's certainly something that they could consider working with us on They also mentioned the possibility of adding some signage. They haven't formally Provided anything but they can work with staff with regards to signage and there's no presently There's no dumpster enclosure on the site So they would have to put in a dumpster enclosure in the rear and the plan commission may want to have the applicant address Um, if they would be serving any alcohol or liquor if there's any type of rooftop or ground Mechanicals and if they've thought about a location for a dumpster location location But Navas suites and sub or I'm sorry Navas subs and suites is a nice way of filling this vacant Michigan Avenue commercial tenant space So staff is recommending approval of the proposal subject to the conditions and the applicant is here Miss her do you have any comments or additional things that you'd like to add I think you did a really good job of summarizing everything. We do not have a finalized for a plan But we are working on that. There's any questions about interior design But yeah, that's I don't I don't have any further comments beyond Jerry thank you, mayor. Do you have any idea for your location for the dumpster enclosure? Yeah, it would appear that there's some room in the there's an alley back there so staff could work with them with regards to the enclosure Ryan did you have a comment? Yeah, my question is Will you will you be serving alcohol or liquor at your at your restaurant your store? No, we did not plan on serving any alcohol beverages. Okay. Thank you. I'm look well I'm looking forward to this this business on Michigan Avenue, too. This has been vacant for a little bit, right? Yeah, yep I appreciate you bringing your business and setting it up shop right in a good location in Chewigan So with that being said any motions? I'll make a motion to approve along with the staff recommendations second motion by Ryan Second by Jerry for comments from anyone Seeing none all those in favor, please state aye. Aye. Anyone opposed chair votes aye. That's approved Thank you Okay 3.3 application for conditional use with exceptions by American Transmission Company to make improvements on the electrical substation Located at 2020 for Memorial Drive Steve. Thanks mayor Patty Sherman from ATC is here as well as Tom Gar slow And I believe there may be some others on the on the phone as well And so what we're taking a look at is American Transmission Company Along with Wisconsin power and light have an existing electrical substation Where they own and operate maintain construct the site to provide power to Sheboygan and this existing electrical substation Provides safe reliable power to the customers in the area and a scheduled work will improve reliability and power quality in the Sheboygan area The site will be expanded Approximately 20 feet to the west to accommodate the new substation equipment and control enclosure expansion The substation fence will be replaced for better security and public safety to meet the safety standards and protect the integrity of the electrical Transmission facilities enclosed and the fence will be 10 feet tall and an exception is requested for that the existing control Enclosure protects the substation electronics and communication Equipment and will be expanded by 16 feet to the west to accommodate the additional equipment and the enclosure Will match the existing building in terms of materials colors height roof pitch and foundation and color So again, what we're taking a look is they're just expanding their yard a little bit to add a little bit of equipment They're adding a new fence. They do talk about providing a mesh screen in the substation and I think they showed a photo that was gray in color that the before in the past a couple years ago we worked with Wisconsin power light on the south 19th Street by Union Avenue and that was green in color I don't know if anyone has any preferences or if ATC has any preferences But they were going to look to mesh that up just so that it screens the enclosure. So other than that The applicant was a requesting to install a 10-foot fence, which is a variance and obviously they're doing that from the standpoint of security purposes so staff was recommending approval of that condition or of the Project with the conditions you have and I didn't know if anyone had a real preference from a color perspective I just didn't know if if ATC had anything or if the plan commissioned, but I thought the gray was fine any additional comments ATC folks or questions from anyone else motions I'll make a motion to approve subject to staff recommendations I'll second by Jerry second by Ryan and for the comments Seeing none all those in favor, please state aye aye anyone opposed chair votes aye That's approved. Thank you 3.4 application for conditional use exceptions by the American Transmission Company To make improvements to the electrical substation located off South Business Drive between South Business Park and the Boots and Sports complex Thank you mayor Again the applicant is here for improvements to this substation don't see this one very frequently It's kind of in an area off of Business Drive where the Boots and Sports Complex is being constructed and Neemak in the Business Park is kind of on the the south end of it So it's quite a way from Business Drive, but again, it's some improvements to the existing substation In this particular case, they're expanding the site by 30 feet to accommodate some new substation equipment over here, it's strictly just the fence That is they're not doing any type of building structure It's mostly having to do with the fence and because the fence is 10 feet tall They have to get the variance and so staff was recommending approval of the improvement project at this substation site We'll to approve subject to recommendations second Motion by Jerry second by Dave for the comments Seeing none all those in favor, please say aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? Chair votes aye That is approved Thanks again. Yeah, thank you All right moving right along 3.5 applications for conditional use permit with exceptions by 2720 bus LLC to construct and operate a Cousins sub drive through restaurant 2720 South Business Drive Steve Thanks, ma'am. Is there anyone here for this particular item? Oh, how you doing? I didn't see a job Okay, so what we're taking a look at here is 2720 business South Business Drive, this was the old Gillies ice cream facility and Cousins is now looking to demolish that facility and build a new restaurant as some of you may know they had a Cousins a little bit further south of this site, but it didn't have enough space or a drive-through So they vacated that site and have purchased this site with the idea of Demolishing what's there and constructing a new 2400 square foot cousin subs restaurant with a full service drive-through and seasonal patio The existing building and canopy will be demolished So the new building will shift approximately six 60 feet to the east so closer to the road And in addition the existing canopy at the site will be demolished create an approximately 60 feet of new space between the road Road and the front of the store Typical corporate coven cousins Substores hires about 15 to 25 full and part-time employees typical hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m This will be a corporate operated store and Cousins looks to redevelop the site giving it new and vibrant life in hopes of contributing for years to come and To the solid commercial foundation already in place on South Business Drive a couple of site improvements include 2400 square foot restaurant Approximately 34 parking spaces the existing driveway connection to South Business Drive will remain as is in its current configuration There's an existing garage and dumpster enclosure that were part of the original ghillie site and that's to remain and be cleaned up There's a paved area to the north of that existing garage and trash enclosure and that will be removed and turned into grain space Landscaping will be upgraded to add a variety of foundation and ground plantings to enhance the site additional Decorative trees will also be added to complement the site and the light pole bases and light poles will be reused Switching the halogen fixers to a more LED fixture that will create a bright light inviting light with reduced energy consumption Cousins is looking to install several wall signs They're looking at a 36 square foot interior a lit individual letter sign on the front of the building that states Advertises Cousins subs grilled and deli fresh They are looking at 224 square foot Individual letter signs both on the north and south sides of the building that just say cousin subs And then they are looking at a wall panel on the west side of the north elevation That is the running sub and this is basically a heritage mural paint homage to the original cousin submarine logo from 1972 Architecture review Looked at the architecture and some of those things last night and approved the proposal Some general information about the project cousin subs has been in operating in Sheboygan since opening its first location in November of 1989 on Taylor Drive Cousins has had a location on South Business Drive dating back to June 2001 the previous location at 2139 business drive was closed at the end of its lease Because it needed full and reinvestment remodeled But the low location could not accommodate a full service drive-through and did not have adequate parking for its guests This site was selected because of its close proximity to the old store and allows cousins to accommodate its full service Drive-through an adequate parking for customers and the overall investment is expected to be just over 1.5 million dollars So the applicant is demolishing the existing Gillies Plan Commission could ask the applicant. I believe there's a little bit with the new store and a little bit with their menu in terms of what they're doing maybe an explanation of the drive-through business compared to the sit-down business and When is the construction proposed to begin and when might the restaurant open? This is definitely a nice redevelopment of this site which staff has had to spend some time in in terms of just some Storage of vehicles and things like that. So we've had some time put it to this site So this is a real nice redevelopment opportunity Apkin is requesting a couple of variances one is to have a zero-foot paving to the north property line. They share Access easement with the shabuigan restaurant to the north. So basically all they're doing is maintaining that Requesting a variance from the locational landscaping requirements Apkins meeting the requirements, but just in case there was something where we needed to Have the ability to relocate some things that was available and then since they are reusing some of the light poles There may be they may exceed the point five-foot candles at the street Lighting on South Business Drive So staff was recommending approval of the conditional use permit the applicants here I believe there might be someone on the phone as well I don't know if there were any neighbors or anyone else for this matter Anything else you'd like to add Excuse me. My name is John Holbro. I'm here representing 2720 bus LLC. We are the developer for the project and will be the owner Steve was rock solid in his explanation. We're here to answer any questions for you guys Certainly cousins is showing his commitment to the area as was mentioned earlier They've had a store in this location or on this stretch of various since 2001 When they closed the existing store that was just a function of the lease and the drive-thru in the parking Certainly an area that they want to invest in and be in long term. So this this site presented a great opportunity for them So obviously happy to answer any questions that you guys might have but Steve. I think covered covered everything Questions from commissioners Jerry. Thank you, Mayor A few questions. Do they share an access as well with the property to the south like they do itself a shambles restaurant No, they do not. Okay, so there'll be a hard right on that John or is yours. You are correct Yeah, yes, the only cross access agreement that's recorded on title is with the property to the north, okay? You're talking about the car wash and go to go that was to this. Yeah, right? So nothing that way, okay And how much of a percentage do you expect that the drive-thru to generate versus the sit-down? I notice you've kind of shrunk the inside seating area compared to the drive-through sure, you know as with things these days Drive-through obviously has become a key factor in any operation of business Typically a cousin subs with this type of drive-through in this type of seating will serve 200 to 250 guests in a day I I'm not quite sure what the breakdown is on drive-through business versus interior seating But I don't know if Joe Ferguson is on the line from cousin subs or not and he might be able to answer that better for you I'm not sure you but anyway Yeah, 200 to 250 guests per day at a location this size with a drive-through and that leads me to the bigger question Would be the stacking. Do you think you have appropriate stacking with this? We took a close look at that we talked to Steve about it in our preliminary design Review phases code requires a hundred feet of stacking from the drive-through window. We currently show 150 feet So, yes, perfect cousins is very comfortable with that. Thank you, ma'am Did you have a question? I had Jerry asked my questions My question is what is what is your construction schedule our construction schedule right now would be Produce construction drawings submit for permits go out to bid collect permits right now Tentatively we'd like to be in the ground middle to end of July With a store operational later this fall or early this this went before the year before year-end Thank you. Yeah, he's gonna get a little TLC and a little low And just to speak to I mean I think Steve mentioned something we we obviously didn't have any dealings with the previous Property owner we understand that he may have passed away and that his estate is currently liquidating His assets and so it's someone that's at arm's length So obviously if we can play a role in helping you guys or facilitate anything along the way We're certainly happy to do what we appreciate your commitment to shawigan. So thanks for doing this investment in this part of the town, so right motions Make a motion to approve along with the staff recommendations Is there a second second second further comments Seeing none all those in favor, please state aye. Aye Anyone opposed sure votes. Aye. Thank you. Thank you right 3.6 application for conditional use with exceptions by the city shabuigan to operate the shabuigan senior Activity Center from the existing facility located at 117 North or North 8th Street Steve Thanks, beer We got a number of city staff here. I believe that Growth design is on the line no Okay, so I know the senior center director is here Emily and we have staff here that can also speak to this as well So the city of shabuigan is proposing to operate the shabuigan senior Activity Center from the existing existing Park the previous park and save facility at 1817 North 8th Street in September of 2019 the Friends of the senior Activity Center Board of Directors and the city of shabuigan administration met for a strategic planning to set a direction for the growth of the senior Activity Center The priority outcome was to assess the physical and programming needs of the current building located at 428, Wisconsin Avenue The feasibility study was commissioned with growth design group and the study began in early 2020 and were continued on the feasibility study throughout the closure of the center due to COVID-19 in March in July a significant failure of the building systems was discovered The HVAC system was known to be outdated and failing as well as the roof system and the cost to repair both the HVAC and the roof as well as bringing the building into ADA compliance were found to be Estimated to a very significant cost these building costs created an immediate and urgent need to determine if Repairing the building was better option versus finding a new location for the center three options were determined To repair the current structure the second was to investigate and move to a temporary location. The third was to purchase a new site Based on these building issues and as an outcome of the strategic planning and feasibility study The city council and the Sheboygan senior activity center board of directors Determined that a new building site was necessary for the senior activity center the former save a lot building at 1817 North A Street was for sale and was identified as a potential new home for the senior center and the Common Council unanimously confirmed their commitment to provide senior services for the community and purchase the former save a lot store earlier that this year 30,000 square foot facility was vacated in 2018 and plans for the new space include a phase build out to address the current needs of the senior activity center of Sheboygan With future needs for expansion and potential community partnerships The remodel is to include updating the materials and design of the exterior facades including new projecting window boxes Other windows updated entries and newly painted block with accents of wood look panels and corrugated metal that the the architectural review board looked at the facility last night and unanimously Approved the proposed exterior remodel the remodeling of the interior spaces will include a lounge and cafe space for socializing with food and drinks a game room ping-pong areas a dance studio and arts and crafts studio and a set of Connected hallways intended to be used as a walking track Future spaces will include a large gym physical activity space a weight room and large kitchen and multi-person purchase reception space There are no plans to have a separate or there are also plans to have a separate tenant occupy a small section of the building in the northeast corner Specific site improvements include asphalt is being removed on the east side of the building and a 40 foot by 125 foot garden is being created Existing parking lots are to be retrofitted with LED fixtures Existing concrete is being removed between the sidewalk and curb and will be replaced with grass and street trees create in a much more aesthetic Streetscape the entire parking lot will be seal coated in some areas will be resurfaced Create in a better riding surface a more aesthetic parking lot The entire parking lot will be striped to create more efficient parking lot in relation to traffic flowed and outside patio Will be constructed at the southwest corner of the parking lot and driveway openings will be relocated on north a straight to create a more Efficient parking lot in relation to traffic flow The new building will provide space for seniors age 55 plus to socialize enjoys Recreation activities express themselves creatively and participate in physical exercise The square footage of the new building is double the previous building which will serve this population as it continues to grow over the next 20 years Existing activities include exercise classes creative classes travel opportunities and educational programs The senior center will now be able to offer and include an indoor walking track Which is something that many of people are missing since the mall was demolished several years ago And the added square footage of the building will allow us to accommodate so many more seniors than they could previously The senior center will be able to offer and include a new gymnasium Which it would allow to play basketball and other sports that were not conducive to the old building And they're hoping that the neighborhood will take advantage of the cat fade that will be open to the public for casual meals or coffee to go And they're hopeful that have added traffic to the senior center would bring attention to habitat Humanity restore as well as maybe enhance the other businesses and neighborhood in that area Um no sign package has been submitted at this time, but they would the senior center I'll just work with staff with regards to that Senior senator shares the parking lot with habitat for humanity and the parking lot has a total of 113 stalls There are number properties located along the east property line who will have access to the parking lot because it serves as their primary access to their detached garages and Other than that staff was recommending approval of the conditional use permit Subject to the conditions and I can answer any questions. There's several staff people here and some neighbors that are here as well for this matter Emily, did you have any additional feedback that you'd like to add for the commission? I? Think Steve did a great job covering everything, but happy to answer any questions if folks have them Steve talked about the additional tenant in the facility and There is a number of square footage on the northeast corner dedicated for that We're the city's funding this renovation with CDBG dollars a community development black grant dollars through us of 20 year Loan with the federal government so whatever the tenant whoever the tenant ends up being has to comply with those federal Regulations, so there's a couple of opportunities for a tenant nothing is confirmed at this stage But they have to be able to meet one of the definitions to be able to basically be serving low to moderate income household So that's going to kind of restrict who the tenant can be but there's some opportunities for Tenants to go into that space. I would augment the operations Thank you Any commissioners have any questions? Any neighbors I see are here any questions contributions all right Seeing none any motions Second by Dave second by Jerry additional comments. I was just going to say mayor I think this is another building that we've been looking to Get renovated so it's a great great addition and the floor plan looks fantastic We looked at it at architecture review yesterday and the outside plan looks phenomenal for that neighborhood Blacks away Just to follow up on those comments, so we originally identified this area as a target for us when save a lot left and We're we're excited to be able to bring the senior center to this area It's serviced by bus routes But it's also we're also looking at this really as a neighborhood revitalization activity because we've got this large big Box store in the middle of a residential neighborhood that we weren't sure what it was going to be But having the city at the realm and kind of working through it We figured we could you know we had a little bit more flexibility with getting a design that works for the neighborhood So we're excited for reinvestment in this area as part of this and being able to bring the senior community to that neighborhood And I just want to stress to the neighbors. I know the Department of Public Works has met with everyone out there During the course of construction. You have any questions by all means just contact the Department of Public Works and There's any construction issues or anything like that noise issues. Just let us know when we'll work through it All right, that's good. All those in favor, please say aye. Aye Anyone opposed chair votes aye. That's approved Next meeting is May 25th. We've exhausted the agenda. Is there a motion to adjourn? So moved Motion and second all those in favor of adjourning. Please say aye. Aye Anyone opposed we're adjourned. Thanks everybody


I am extremely, extremely proud to be leading the ministry that has the privilege of hosting the Parliamentary Secretary for Social Innovation. It is, I think, obvious to most people that social issues and tough social issues have been there since the beginning of time and governments for eternity have tried to solve those social issues by doing the same thing over and over and over again. I think it is high time that governments recognize that there are other ways to tackle these issues and that they are society's issues and therefore society, business, community and government need to work together in partnership for impact. On behalf of the Council on Social Innovation, we'd like to present our final report, our 11 recommendations to the Minister of Social Development, the Honourable Stephanie Cadu. The guy named Graham Bream once wrote in a piece of poetry that there are those magical moments in each one of our lives where the door opens and the future walks in. And so often, I don't think we notice that the future has walked in. And in this instance, because there were so many people in British Columbia who were so cognizant and aware of the opportunities, when that future walked in, they held that door open and made sure that we all saw that, that we all understood it, that we all built from it. And it's often wondered about, Schopenhauer used to say that, you know, when new ideas come along, first they're ignored, then they're abused, and then they're accepted as the way things should be. I think we can now say that social innovation is to a point where it is accepted as the way things should be. It is just phenomenal to be here and to see that what we have done over this last year and in our little way, from government's perspective, seeding an opportunity for this to come together is fantastic and I can't wait to see step two and step three and step four.


back to the Independent Investor Channel for an update on stallion discoveries. Very important for us to roll out these updates as they come through the newswire here. Stallion discoveries is just closed on a non-brokered $4 million placement here that we're going to talk about in this video in how they're going to put to strategic use on their large land packages both in Canada, the Athabasca region, as well as here in the States in Nevada and Idaho. For full disclaimer, Stallion Discoveries has engaged with the Independent Investor Channel to provide updates like these as the company looks to evolve and looks to deploy their strategic survey program over their acquisitions as well as initiate and continue on with their drill program in line with their strategic goal of making a huge discovery. So with that guys, all the information in the making of this video will be provided in the description below as well as the full disclaimers with regard to the compensation that I've been provided from Stallion Discoveries. The whole idea here is to provide awareness to a company that has been hard at work for the last three years and is really now emerging on the scene as a major player in the discovery space. With that guys, we'll get into the video, please enjoy. And a quick look here at the stock action on Stallion Discoveries has the stock here sitting at 23 cents US. All of my amounts here that I declare to the viewing audience will be for our US investors here, ticker symbol STLNF, all information provided in the description here. But a leveling off here since the non-brokered finance deal of four million dollars, wanted to put it on the charts for you guys so you had a visual representation that the stock has kind of leveled off here at the 23 cent range. And the newest slide deck here on Stallion Discoveries, we want to really reintroduce this company to the grander audience here. The company has been hard at work for the last three years acquiring some massive land packages. And the deal that they've just secured with the non-brokered private placement of four million dollars is going to go to good use in exploring these properties. So we thought it fitting to go through the brand new Q1 2023 slide deck and see where those financing are going to go to work in the areas that Stallion Discoveries is looking to further explore to get an idea of strategically what they're working with on their respective properties. So to set the stage here for Stallion Discoveries, their jurisdictions, both some of the top mining jurisdictions in the Saskatchewan with the Rathabasca project. We'll talk more in detail about that. And then Idaho and Nevada as well. They've got some incredible properties there. And these properties, they all share a common thread in that they're next to prolific mining operations. And so Stallion looks to set their stake next to those companies that have been tried and true in the industry to have been longstanding producers. And so the idea here is to acquire these packages that in regions that have been longstanding and producing and been prolific in the production of the specific, either uranium or gold and silver. The people are fantastic. The team here that is brought to bear by Stallion Discoveries is second to none, looking to leverage that experience and put it to work. And then finally, the share structure is extremely tight. You'll see when we get into the financial piece, you'll see that this company is ironically undiscovered. And we're looking to change that and introducing it to the grander audience here. Just a little bit more about the properties here, specifically going after uranium on the eight projects in the Athabasca region. Now we can expect over the coming months to get some updates, that of which we will push through as they are made available to the public audience about progress that's being made on the survey work that's being done on both properties here, both in Canada and here in the U.S. with their Idaho and Nevada project going after gold and critical minerals. And they are going to put this money to good use, looking to expand their knowledge about what potential resources they could be sitting on here. So we will stand by and we will be eagerly awaiting the progress reports and updates from Stallion Discoveries on the progress being made on the survey work in each of these respective properties. And this is just the value proposition that Stallion Discoveries brings to the table with their acquisition in the Athabasca basin, looking to really profit from the opportunity now made possible through the uranium market and the move toward more sustainable energy initiatives going forward here, especially along the nuclear front. You can see here that the prolific nature of the Athabasca cannot be understated here, 13.2% of the world's uranium is produced. And then the grades of your uranium that are produced in the basin are just unparalleled anywhere else in the world. And a slight overview here of the Athabasca basin project in its whole, you can see here the number of companies in the region. It is safe to consider it prolific. A lot of activity. And the idea here is that Stallion Discoveries has strategically positioned their land packages in association with these existing opportunities. And that's why it's so critical now to be providing this information during the calm before the storm because the results of these survey work that is going to be unfolding over the next coming months, it's going to be imperative for us to be at the front of the crest of the wave in understanding what those results turn back because the value proposition for Stallion Discoveries could quickly change once we start to get a trickle of those results as they are made available to us and the grander audience here on the channel and the western part of the project here borders vision 3.0. So again, just an overlay a little bit more specific on the actual location of this western project here and very exciting to see the results of the survey work here that has been made possible by the latest announcement from Stallion Discoveries with regard to the four million dollar capital raise. And in the eastern side of the Athabasca basin here, the last interview we had with the CEO Drew Zimmerman, he expressed really a core focus of Stallion Discoveries in that they're looking to make big discoveries. They're acquiring massive land packages with the idea of putting the survey work over that property with the intention of finding some massive deposits here and we'll know more in the coming months as to the results of that survey work being carried out at the basin. And we announced this on my last video. We did not know that the funding was in the works. I can now announce that that non brokered placement has been actually issued and will be put to strategic work. This was announced on the last slide deck in anticipation of that financing being finalized, but we can proudly announce that Stallion Discoveries now currently has the green light to carry forward what they had previously discussed in their opportunity for further exploration in the basin. We shift our focus here to the U.S. properties in both Nevada and Idaho respectively in premier jurisdictions, significant investments by multiple mining companies in the region and it's going to be excellent to see some of that strategic funding be put to good use here in bringing forward and providing those answers to the questions that we have with regard to the resource opportunity at both Horse Heaven and the Richmond Mountain projects. Here's the Stallion Discoveries property as it butts right up against the Stibnite Gold project. I mentioned at the top of the delivery here that this is really a strategy that Stallion Discoveries looks to establish their properties alongside known and proven jurisdictions and mining operations that have proven historically to be very resource rich and just a quick overlay for anybody that's interested in understanding kind of the strategic location of where the Horse Heaven project is located just north of Boise in Idaho is really kind of one of those exciting properties that is going to be amazing for me to report out on once some of those dollars are infused into the project along the lines of understanding what type of resource we're actually looking at in the ground here when some of those drill results actually get turned back and we can understand what we're working with here in the region and here IAD Gold is currently conducting an extensive drill program at Ruby Hill so it just begs the opportunity here for Stallion Discoveries to expand upon those efforts on their property here at Richmond Mountain and that new financing is going to allow them the opportunity to do just that. I don't expect that this strategic use of capital is going to deviate much from what I'm declaring to you now from this slide for the Horse Heaven project in really expanding upon or completing their drill permit and then finalizing the 3D modeling for the targets as well as some strategic rollout for their discovery of antimony. This would be awesome to see how this unfolds and then finally the Richmond Mountain project to model new data for targeted drilling program there so I would imagine that this is where some of the new funding is going to go and we will chronicle the progress of each of these initiatives in the coming months as these discoveries are made and some key members here the team here at Stallion Discoveries, Drew Zimmerman has been a guest on the Independent Investor Channel. He will continue to come and give his address to the audience as to the progress at Stallion Discoveries and we look forward to those further opportunities. Quick overlay of the share structure here ticker symbols and all information be provided in the description below. I want to bring your attention to the relatively lean share flow to 63 million. Market cap just over 20. Current share price trading at 23 cents US. Please don't misconstrue here 32 cents at the time of filming this video 32 cents CAD. So 23 cents here on the US markets and we'll continue to track the progress going forward and as with anything I would invite each and every person viewing this content to do their own due diligence but my review of Stallion Discoveries leads me to believe that the team and the opportunity that they have with their properties and their aggressive nature and going after these properties and acquiring them and just recently securing the funding to to go after and further survey and really carry out the strategic goals over each project will really lend itself an interesting story here and add it to your watch list. It's going to be fun to see them execute along their strategic goals and we will be right there along the line sharing their progress at Stallion Discoveries and it will be engaged in paying forward to any of the updates that we have from Stallion Discoveries. You'll be the first to know. Thank you for joining me for this review of Stallion Discoveries. It's an awesome company to cover fairly undiscovered which the whole idea here is to connect investors with a story that they may not have understood that even existed out there and for the work that Stallion is doing in the discovery and exploration space is really second to none. If you're interested in finding out more information you can visit StallionDiscoveries.com or reach out to them via email provided there for you or give them a call they'll be happy to answer any questions or you can leave them in the comment section of this video and we'll do the very best we can to get you those answers that you seek on the company and with that we'll kick you back and we'll conclude the video. So that'll conclude our update on Stallion Discoveries. I'd like to invite the audience to stand by for more. It's going to be incredibly fun to track the progress of where this funding goes to work and what is rendered from it specifically with regard to their survey work up in the Athabasca region as well as their two massive land properties here in the United States. So stay tuned for that. I'll cordially invite you to continue to evolve with the story with me. Stallion Discoveries is one of those companies that we're glad to share and share in the progress of the companies and we will make those updates known as they become available to us. If you are new to the channel, I'd invite you to subscribe to the channel if you have any questions for Stallion Discoveries. Leave those in the comment section below and we'll get those answered as quickly as we can. Guys, thank you so much for tuning in to this video and good luck in your investment future.


Hey everybody, this is Brian and welcome to the 50th Qt Tutorial with C++ and GUI programming. Today we're going to cover delegates. In case you're wondering what a delegate is, there's a lot of examples out there about the spin box delegate, and it's actually built into Qt Creator. If you go choose example, item views, and then spin box delegate, you'll get the complete source code for something very, very similar to what we're about to do. But basically what a delegate is, is this little guy right here. It allows you to view and edit an item within a model. And you can decide exactly how you want to do that. What we got here is basically a model with a table view. And in the table view, when it goes into edit mode, there is a Q spin box that appears. And you can change that to pretty much whatever you want. So let's go ahead and actually build something real quick here. GUI application, and let's call it myDelegate. Put it in the usual location. Let's just give it a dialog. Next, next, finish, finish. Alright, and let's grab a table view. Throw that out there real quick. Save your work. Alright. Now the first thing we want to do here is actually go into dialog.h. And we're going to create our models. Let's just make a few includes here. And let's add in Q standard. Sorry about that. The Q standard item model. What this allows to do is just make our own model with our own data. Pretty much anything we want to throw in there. Now we'll say model. We want a new Q standard item model. And the constructor for this is a little bit different. What we want is the number of rows, number of columns, and the parent. Then we can go ahead and attach this. We'll say save your work. Now there's no data in our model. So if we run this, it's not going to display anything. So what we need to do is actually generate the data for this model. We're going to save for each row. Row is less than four. And we're going to increment the row. And then for each column. I forgot the type there. Call is less than two. We're just going to increment it. Now how you input data into your model is very simple. The first thing you need to do is get the index to it. So let's say Q model. Oops. Q model index. We'll just call this index. Let's actually just put that out here. Equal. Let's say model. And we want the index of a specific row and column. So we want row, call. And it's going to want a parent. And for that you can just give it a new Q model index. Put your semicolon at the end there. And that's how you grab the index. Now what we need to do is actually set the data. And it's going to of course want the index of the item we're going to update. And then the data. And for this example, let's just put zero in there. Save your work and run it. What this does is it just prepopulates our entire model with data. All of it's going to be zero at this point. So after this builds and runs, you see there's our model. Now one thing you should note if you're just walking into this is Qt has this functionality already built in. You see when you enter edit mode, there's the spin box. But we're going to show you how to implement a custom spin box all of your own. Okay. Now what we need to do is create a new class. And we're going to call it delegate. And it's base class. Whoops. It's base class. It's going to be a Q item delegate. And it's going to inherit from Q object. And then go into dialogue H. And you'll see we've got just a very simple class here. And we're going to have to add a few includes. We need Q model index. We need Q object. We need Q size. And of course we're going to need the spin box. So now we've got our class, which inherits a Q item delegate. One thing you should probably do is go out to the help file and look up Q item to see exactly what's going on here. Well, the Q item delegate is a class that allows you to create your own delegates. And you see the virtual functions here are create editor, set editor data, set model data, update geometry, size hand, et cetera, et cetera. We have to actually implement these. Notice how they're virtual. All right. So let's go out here. Now one thing you can do is just copy and paste. It's almost a little bit easier just to actually let the editor do work for you.  So it really minimizes your typing. I'm not a big fan of typing. So I say, you know, if you can get away with not typing, let's do it. And we're just going to create our function prototypes here. So I forgot to semicolon there. And let's do void update editor geometry. Now if you're wondering what these do, they're actually very, very simple. When this is first run, the delegate doesn't even exist. So the view will call create editor. And that will create the editor or the delegate in the background. Then it will call set editor data, which is the current data in that cell. You then modify it. And when you're done modifying it, it calls set model data to return the data back into the model. Update editor geometry is how the queue spin box actually knows how big it needs to be and where it needs to be on the screen. Without that, it just floats into the upper left corner. And we'll kind of see that later on. And you can just copy these. Go right into your implementation file. Paste them. And look through the magic of copy and paste. We can just implement these really, really quickly here. And at this point, I'm actually going to pause the video. I don't like chewing up a whole lot of video time. Just copy and pasting. So I'll be right back. All right. I'm back. And I've got the implementation file pretty much fleshed out. Now, one thing we should do is go back into our dialogue. And let's actually include this real quick. Bro, forget. And then we're going to create a delegate here. And we'll just call this delegate. Actually, that's called my delegate. Now we'll grab this. We'll go back into our dialogues implementation. And let's actually create one of those in memory. So we'll say my delegate equal new delegate. And give it this as the parent. That way, it's in memory. It's ready to go. And let's actually set the delegate. Ui, table view, set item delegate, my delegate. That's how you actually set the delegate. And you should know if you don't set this, it'll just use the default delegate. All right. Jump back into our delegate implementation file here. And this is where the real heart of this program runs right in here. So remember the create editor. This is called when the view needs to create the editor. So we'll say queue spin box. And we're going to create another, a new one of these. So we'll call it editor. And you just want to give it to parent. And very simply, you just set the minimum and maximum and then return it. So we'll just say set minimum. We want zero as the minimum. And let's say the maximum 100. And then we just simply return the editor. Because at this point, the only thing the view cares about is it wants to grab this editor. So it knows it has it. And then it can start using it. Once it has it and it wants to start using it, it calls editor, or I'm sorry, calls delegate set editor data. This is how the data gets from the model view architecture into the delegate itself. So first thing we need to do is get the index. We'll say, I'm sorry, get the value. We get the model from the index. And then we want to get the data. And if you're wondering what cute edit rule means, each item in a view has a different role. And what we want is the edit role. And we just simply want to say to int. So very simply, all we're doing is we're saying, we want the value out of the index. And to do that, we have to get the model and then the data out of the edit role. Sounds pretty complex, but it's actually not too bad once you really sit down and think about it. Then we have to put that value into the spin box. So we'll say, cue spin box. We'll just call this spin box. And we want to do a static cast. And let's just, we're casting the editor here. That's how we know what type it is. And then we just say spin box. Whoops, hope if I could spell it. And we're just going to set the value there. And remember, you're getting all these from the parameters. See, we're getting the value here. And then we're setting the value there. Now the set model data, that is when you are done editing it. And you want to return that data back. And at this point, let's actually just run this program without even implementing that, just to see what happens here. Tick tock, tick tock. I wish I had some really cool theme music. This is building, we could just play it. All right, now here is your model view. And when you enter edit mode, you notice how our spin box is up in the corner. It's because we haven't called the geometry yet. And if we just enter 55, notice how it's not going back into the model. But when you start, it's automatically zero. It's because we haven't implemented that yet. The set editor data, remember that's how the data is going from the model into the delegate. Now we have to take the data from the delegate back into the model. So we'll say queues spin box. And you guessed it, just kind of work some copy and paste magic here, just save us some time. And we will say spin box. And we want to interpret text. That will force it to interpret the value that's been put into it. And we'll say int value equal. And we want the spin box value. And then we want to model, we want to set data. Because remember we're going to put the data back in. We put the index, the value, and then of course the role. That way we know this is coming from the edit role. That's how you put the data back in there. And we of course want this to be placed correctly. So let's just do an editor, set geometry. And we want the option parameter rect. So really all you're doing is you're just saying the rectangle of the cell that this came from. Save and run. And let's do this one right here. Notice how it is set geometry, put it in the correct place. And when we type 55 in exit edit mode, it puts it back into the model. And if we go back in, there it is. So we can say 44, let's just 88. You can see how this works. And you can use the spinners up and down. And notice how when it hits the minimum it stops. And if we put it at 99 and then try going up, it won't go past 100. Pretty neat. So that is how delegates work. And I realize this is a very simplistic example even though it might have sounded a bit confusing. One thing you should do if you just kind of shook your head at this whole example going, what in the world is he talking about? Is go into the spin box delegate example. And you have the complete source code there along with the official cute documentation and instructions. So this is Brian. I hope you found this tutorial educational and entertaining. And thank you for watching.


Welcome, welcome, welcome to my co-host today and welcome everybody in the chat. So glad to have you. Who is exhausted? Anybody tired yet? This is the Midnight Manus. Of course everybody on Western Hemisphere is exhausted. You can mine. This is Midnight Manus. This is the last one for the April fun. This is it. So no tough questions like we've had before. These are going to be the silly question night and we've got them broken up into a couple different categories. One will be done related and one will be bio builders related. And we're going to get answers from the co-host here and from you guys as well in the chat. So thanks everybody for being here watching us live. If you're watching us live and if you're watching us after the fact, thanks for being here and having fun after the fact with some of our silliness. First things first, let me go ahead and queue up the word that everybody needs to type. And there's a special reason why this is the word bingo is the word. No, David and I bingo bingo bingo once a month the first Friday of the month with historical notables. But we're bringing back also a noon one on the first day of the month and I will be hosting with a surprise co-host every month. And that surprise co-host will be the owner of a space page. So if you have a really fantastic awesome space page or something interesting is could be anything except we're not talking about one place studies one name studies anything like that something you created. Reach out to me. Let me know you could be a guest along with your space page on the first Friday of the month. So there'll be two bingos that we do and there will be a total of four prizes every month at that bingo. And I think that's the only way you can win a prize that's not during the thong on wiki tree memory starts. So thank you guys for being here type in bingo. It doesn't have to be capitalized. It can be in any way possible. And Darren, why don't we do the business part first and talk stats. And then we'll get to the questions that we have. Okay, you want to do by division, right? Yeah, by division. Oops. Sorry. Starting to do the top and bottom teams in each division. Okay. Division one. Got team Italy. Start 200. 875 profiles. Then banging tree has done 128 profiles. And we have two team Middle East members here. Yes. Hi. And then division two. So division two. We've got Germany genies done 4,785. And then the North Easters have done 595. And then coming up to division three, the ones with the most members in their team. Yep. Appalachian roots, of course, 16,161. Why is Greg not here for that number? Because what is that? Appalachian or something like that? And I mentioned too that we are trying to beat our record for last gone. And we will probably beat it. Yeah. And then, of course, the bottom team in division three is the new B team 973, which is pretty good for newbies. I agree. I think that's really awesome. And then we have a total. Let me refresh as well. We have a total of, it looks like it's still going to stick, 80,433. And Chris, you and I were talking about this. I think it was 98,000 in some change last gone. So what do you guys think? Can we do it? Can we get there? The last, yeah, the last time we had almost 10000. We had 98,937 last time. So what do you guys think? Can we do it? Can we do it? Probably. I don't know. It depends. I agree with Vicki. I'm not sure. And keep in mind, this goes all the way to 8am East Coast time. So New York time or if you're in Atlanta, Atlanta time, it goes all the way to Atlanta. And my experience with these plans, the last two hours is a wild race of entering in as many profiles as possible.  So the last two hours, I have seen numbers change, teams change places. So keep that in mind. It's not over until it's over. And then at the 8am Hangout, you'll have a large group of people, but also a lush will be there to explain everything that happened and went on as we go. So thanks, Darren, for doing that. And I'm glad you picked the divisions again because for those of you that might be new to Aethon, Wikitree actually put teams in division based on size to make it more fair. So the person, the team that is in first place for division one team mentally, they have 2875. So that way they do not have to capture as many profiles as Team Appalachia to win. You guys in Appalachia set the gold standard. That's why we cracked the whip. Yeah. You guys. We tend to have to sleep. It's really strange. We just tend not to sleep. So I want to ask everybody too while we're here. Let me go ahead and take the stats out. For those of you here on camera and those of you on chat, how many of you use your Discord channels for your Thon team? Yep, we do. I do. Yeah. For Italy, yes. They're really, they're really good place to talk, to chat, get help, to keep encouraged. Especially this last few hours because everybody's tired. Everybody's kind of exhausted and needs that little boost besides coffee, your friendships that you gained through your Thon team. So I highly encourage everybody to reach out to their Discord if you have. Okay. You guys ready for some fun? Yes. So last night for Midnight Madison Thons, we usually do have you ever. My guests here do not know the questions just like you guys. So the first few ones just raise your hand. They're pretty easy, pretty simple. And then the second group are going to be bio builder questions. You never know what those questions will be. So the first group and everybody, please, please give us your answers in chat because we love seeing your answers. So the very first one, these are kind of related to the Thon. And this is a question from the last one, but it was so good. Everybody loved it. I'm going to bring it back. Have you ever thought in the same clothes all weekend long for? I know. Well, you know, okay. I like this route, not this weekend. I mean, one or two of the videos yesterday. I'm not wearing that today. I might have not. I'll have to go back and watch the last two nights to find out if I'm wearing the same clothes or not. Good night, everybody. Good night, everybody. Okay. So have you ever planned your vacation around a wiki tree Thon? Yeah. What vacation? What vacation? I have. And we do have a list as the list is out there. So check with your Thon team. The list is out there. The next Thon type event will be wiki games and you will not be with the normal team that you're with today or this weekend. You'll be assigned global members to your team. Okay. This one came up in my particular Thon team and it also with a slight modification came up in my own house. So have you ever bought new computer equipment just for wiki tree Thon? Again, no, no. I will modify it for my own benefit. Have you ever bought a new office chair just for a Thon? No. But we were talking in the previous Thons our hangouts. They were talking about needing an extra monitor or something like that to make it easier for the Thon. Some people talked about how they needed a mouse, other things that broke down and needed. Okay. So moving on, this one is kind of weird. I warn everybody now. But I hope everybody will let us know if this is them. Have you ever thawed with a parent who is also thawing? So who's got their mom or dad in there? My parents know about the Thon, but they don't really, they're not active with these creators. They just count on me to add all the stuff. And sometimes they'll come in and say, oh, did you add this person? All right. I'll add them. Give me your sources. You are cracking me up in that I can't share some of these with you guys are cracking me up here. Oh, I got to see some of the dancers. I think I saw, I think I said this prior episode, but my mother volunteered to go sit with me at the DMV, but she says genealogy is too boring. She won't come on it with me. With the DMV, she volunteered to come. That's funny. Okay. So the last Thon related. Have you ever before we get into the bio builders. So have you ever bought too many Thon snacks that you had left overs? No, never enough. Yeah, I don't think you can have too many. I know somebody said they had to, they had to wear clothes because they had to go get food. So I like this. What? Why don't we lift over? Lift what? This is funny. Okay. So if you guys are ready, I think we lost Kathy. I think her computer went to put violent. Okay. So these are questions that could be ideas for you to put on your personal wiki tree profile. And we have a bio builders group. And thanks, Kathy. We have a bio builders group that works on improving bios, giving them more than just the birth and the death. And these are some questions that possibly you might want to include on your bio. Interesting. So the very first one. Have you ever eaten whipped cream straight out of the can? Sure. Of course. Wow. Does it count? Yeah. Does it count? Yeah. Does it count? Yeah. People always ask. I don't know what to put in a biography. So, you know, there are. People would. Have you ever? You should have a category. Like since I eat direct as a bottle or the can. You're right. Because you know, we do talk about food all the time. Right. So that's a good idea. Have you ever been on a blind date? Yes. No. No, I have not. Long time ago. I'm waiting for somebody in chat to say, yes, they have, and they married that person. And then that would be great for their biography. But. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. No, but that's how my parents met. There we go. So that's perfect for the biography. I like this. Mary too long to even remember. Nice. There we go. Yes. I met my husband through a singles magazine. That's great. I love this. More than one. Yeah. That's fantastic. Have you ever taken a spontaneous road trip with no destination in mind? You just got in the car and said you're going to go somewhere. Nope. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We've gotten in the car just go with somewhere. See. See, that would be like one day we just got in the car. That's something you could put on. Your biography. Well, I think after COVID, more people are doing that because with COVID, we were all stuck, you know, and now we're like just getting the car and go somewhere. Have you ever screamed during a scary movie? Is it scary? Yeah. Yeah. No, I don't understand. Which movie? Which movie? I mean, I really think when I watch Pat's Cemetery, that movie just, no. I don't like Pat's Cemetery. No. If I'm with Silence of the Lands, I would just... I would scream. Would you like some five beans and a shanty? I can't do that. I can't do Hopkins. I like this too. No, but have jumped. I agree with that. I can't close my eyes. I have done that as well. I close my eyes. I close my eyes. Yeah. You don't do this with your fingers open. Yeah. I'm not lucky. I'm not lucky. This is usually me. That's great. So since we're talking about movies, have you ever used someone else's Netflix password? No. No. I don't know anybody else's. See how loud it is? Yes. And it's kind of like, or have you ever borrowed your Netflix password, given it to somebody? Yeah. Nope. Usually I borrow mine. Yeah. I like this. No, but anybody care to share? Yeah. I agree. Right. Yeah. It looks like this is pretty common. My family uses mine too. So this is kind of common. My niece shared hers until I got my own. So no to Netflix, which implies Stephen, yes to something else, right? That could be it. Okay. Disney Power Mile Plus HBO Max. I have all three. Yeah. Okay. This one is based on the last 10 years. So think in the last 10 years only. Have you ever lived without internet or a cell phone for more than a week? Yeah. No internet. No TV. No internet. No TV for a week. None. We still see a TV. Yeah. We lost power for like five days, a couple weeks ago, and again a couple of days ago. As you know, so I have to say no. Because what I experienced was over 10 years ago. I was at the Scouts Jamboree. Oh yeah. There's nothing. You probably don't have cell or anything out there. All right. And remember, this is in the last 10 years. Now see, I'm still the generation. You know the meme. When I was a child, I had to get up and go through several feet of shag carpet to get up to turn the TV channel.  But you had to turn to, you know what I'm talking about, right David? Yep. When I was a kid, we used to go to my grandparents because they got black and white TV and all we got was color. But they got the UHF station that was all played all the old black and white shows. We didn't get UHF. And if you timed it right, you got all those scary B movies. There we go. So this is funny. Next question from Steven. Without internet for a week. Not on a phone weekend. No. It's the stuff I do on the internet. So, nope. No internet. No email, no internet, no Netflix, no Wiki tree, no any of that. I like how Steven says he was remote control. That's it. Turn the channel. I got it. That's what's going on for your bio. That's fantastic. Okay. So this is a very serious one and hopefully nobody will hear your answer for this one. Have you ever re-gifted a gift? Yes, yes. I did. Yes. Okay, Vicky. What was it? Just once. It was some kind of wooden box that collects your how do you call it? The things that you put in a bottle of wine. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. The corks. Yeah, it's a decorative box that you put your corks on, but I didn't like it. So I re-gifted it. It's absolutely re-gifted. Definitely yes. Oh, I like Earth Christian. No, but I would like to. I don't know if I re-gifted anything. You know, I did get caught. I re-gifted. I didn't know that they expired. Apparently they re-gifted a gift card. I just thought they lived forever. And I was last minute. I forgot to get a gift. So I wrapped a gift and they came back to me and they said, I think this was re-gifted because it's old or something like that. And I was like, they never expire. And I accidentally let the secret out. I like this. So I have unwrapped presents and thought, oh, yeah, this is going to go to somebody else before it's open. Okay. So have you ever used a pickup line? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Yes. No. I'm not going to say what it is. I'm not going to say what it was. I was going to ask you, Chris. What was it? And then my second question was, did it work? Yeah. I'm not going to do it live. Again, I'm hoping somebody says, yes, I did. And we got married another way to improve your biography. I will say this. I will say this. Hey, baby, did it hurt? It was hurt when you fell in heaven. Oh. Amanda, I think we got the cheesy one. Yeah. I'll say it wasn't that. I like that. It was like, D&D theme one and no, it didn't work but I got people to laugh. And I think that's what Chris was got. Yeah. I used to pick up line to be funny, not to get a date. And I know people that do that. That is funny too. I love that. So, Chris. Yeah. Are you married? No. Art, thank you. Yes. And it was successful years ago. This is exactly the answer I was looking for. No builder line. What was the line art? Tell me now. You got to tell us what the line is. I want to write it down. What's going on? Yeah. Okay. Art is going to share with us. I hope Art is over this. Let's change it over to something a little bit different. Have you ever lost something valuable and never found it? Oh, yes. Yes. What was it? Hearing aid. Hearing aid. I lost my engagement. I lost my engagement ring. No. I think I threw it in the garbage. Accident. Did you get married to the person who gave you the ring? Yes, yes. Okay, so it's all good. Yay, it was an accident. It's all good. Did you throw it away on purpose? No. You know, in Rinesbury, this was a very common answer to this question. Their high school ring, their high school graduation ring was very common. Mine disappeared. Mine disappeared as well. I have no idea where it could have gone. I have both my high school and college rings in my drawer over there. So, there you go. And there we go. We've got another one that lost a diamond ring. It's like a pile of diamond rings somewhere, I'm sure. Yeah, this is funny. And then on Lake Stevens, I lost my mind. It's valuable. I can tell you by 8am in the morning, if those of us that are staying up all night, we will have lost our mind a little bit too. I don't know about me. Oh, this is heartbreaking. Yes, but more personally valuable. Lost a handmade quilt from great-grandma. That is heartbreaking. That is very heartbreaking. And then here's another one. Lost his college ring and his wedding band. Seems like rings are rings and little things, like the earrings or rings are the ones that are getting lost. Oh, no. I got it. I have a good one. I have a good one. My mom lost an earring due to all faults of her own. We're at this hotel that was said to be haunted by a ghost. And she was walking down the staircase. She felt something flick through her ear. The earring fell out and she couldn't find it. In a sense. And she never found it. And apparently the ghost was very jealous of ladies who looked better than she did. She was incredibly vain. And she liked to change her clothes and make herself look better than anybody else. She has a profile on WikiTree. Look up Caroline Pfelzer. Wait, who has a profile on WikiTree? I know. The ghost? Yeah, the ghost. I made a profile for her. Yeah. Well, you know, we don't have living people. So I guess. She was the ghost of the Mount Washington Hotel. Oh, my gosh. Okay. So let me move on. This one is a very odd one. Now let's see who admits this. Have you ever fallen in love with a fictional character? Even as a kid who had those posters on their wall or something. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, God. Yeah, I guess. Indiana Jones. Forever. Hey, come on. Who didn't like to have a show killer in front of you? She was pretty.  Nothing. Oh, yeah. Sure. Yeah. Absolutely. Okay, here's a good answer. In love, no. Okay. And there we go. Girls. Absolutely. Yes. No, Carol, you can't give me that answer. Not tell me who bubbles one. Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Steve has a thing for Prebles. So that means we have to report them to me. You know, around the same time. Okay. Steve, this is important. Is it adult pebbles or baby pebbles? Answer correctly. We'll have to report you. You can't just say, oh, yes, you got to tell us who. I figured somebody would say yes from some of these movies, old movies, or some of the TV shows. Okay. So here's a question for you guys. You're not going to let me say mine. Yeah, I didn't hear you. Go. Johnny Depp from 21 Jump Street. Oh, yeah. Pirates of the Caribbean for him. No. Well, yes, pirates. Yes. The very first one was 21 Jump Street. Yeah. What's that? Nah. I'll let you have them. Okay. This is being a really great one for biography builder because you can expand on this. Have you ever sang karaoke? Yep. What did you sing? Okay. Well, what did I sing? I did the YMCA and the Dations and, you know, winning a prize. Wow. Yes. Unfortunately, all the good karaoke bars are gone now. I got this quote and crushed it too straight. I think most people, I think when they started having the machine so inexpensive that you could bring them home, you don't see a lot of them out anymore. But I know we used to go to karaoke by the beach when I lived in Maryland. You get some of the best, you know, people that were just in a band just out there wanting to go and sing. It was great. So I love this. And if you guys did sing at karaoke, then we are expecting you to tell us what song that you would sing. And I agree. I don't even sing anywhere because you wouldn't like it if I sang. You definitely would not enjoy it. I can't say, I can't really sing. But I did do rock band with my nephews and they left me in the middle of the song while I was trying to do rock band. Right on stage, I was doing my thing and I was like, this is me. Like, dude. Come on. This is impressive. Shonda started with Whitney and then it was Celine. She's hitting those high notes. Yeah. That's impressive. Do you count the Disney sing-alongs? Maybe that's what we should have hang out sing-alongs. Skitter boy. Skitter boy. Skitter boy. I love the Partridge family. I love that. So glad somebody said that. May the bird of paradise fly up your nose. That's a really old one, too. Okay. Yes, John, you win. You win. The comment of the entire show, you win. So yes, country rose. We will go with that. Okay. I'm going to put it into someone else's stuff. Yes. Of course not. That would be unethical. 1,000% snooped in my mother's stuff. That would be unethical. No. What about you guys? Darren David, have you ever snooped even as a kid? Why would I do that? You know, I once... When I went out with a... This was many, many years ago. I went out with a girl. Went to her apartment. And used the restroom. And the shower curtain was closed. And for whatever reason, I decided to peek. And it was the most grungy bathtub I'd ever seen in my life. I don't want to know. I don't want to know. I don't want to know. I don't want to know. You're like, I got to go to an early appointment tomorrow. I got to go to an early appointment tomorrow. I got to go to an early appointment tomorrow. I want to look at somebody's bathtub. That was your own fault. No, I learned my lesson. Yeah. Don't look behind the curtain. I don't know. I would say you learned your lesson and you said from that one you had better snoop. Okay, okay. I got a good one. I got a good one. One time I went to my parents' medical journal. They were both doctors. They didn't work with blood. I checked out the medical journal. When you're like six years old, you see all these graphic growth images. It's just kind of sticking in your mind. I think you know I want to be a doctor ever. It's just like all these growths. It was nasty.  My mom had this really old, hard-sided Samsonite suitcase. She kept all important papers. And as a kid, what's important? When you tell me do not go in here ever, that's important. So, of course, I go in there to go look and it was completely boring. But I would do it all the time and she's like, did you move that? Somebody moved that. Were you snooping? Yeah. Okay, so guys, two more questions before we end this fun Midnight Madness and we'll do the drawing for the prize. Remember the word is bingo. Type in bingo if you haven't already. And so two more questions. Pretty fun questions. Have you ever met somebody famous? Yeah. Well, yeah. The bonus points if you have a picture of it to put on your bio. Yeah. I have not met anyone but I have gotten Stanley to talk to me directly. A friend of mine went to Comic-Con in Miami and she and her husband went to this restaurant and he was eating and stuff and he got the camera and I said, hey, can you see a message to my friend Chris? Being Stanley, like, sure thing true believers. And he was like, hey, Chris you know, this is really awesome. It's like a personalized message. I hope you're doing well with all you're doing you know, excelsior. I'm just like being annoying so hard. Because Stanley is awesome. Enough said. I will tell you I don't know, Christine this might be the winner too. How you meet Kate Hudson at a crackle bar. That was awesome. I once had Thanksgiving dinner at Ed McMahon's house. Oh, that's cool. And when I walked in he said here's David. He did. Oh my gosh, that's so cool. Is that in your bio? Shana was in a movie with whoopie Goldberg with movie. What? Awesome. Yeah, you got to say one movie. Yeah. We'll find you in a movie. I saw trigger but he was dead at the time. He's so cute. I'm jealous. Up in the museum. And Matt let it in.  There you go. When I was well yeah proud there was a movie filmed at my school. So we had all the New Zealand celebrities and got me quite a few of them. Yes, my mum bought the DVD of the movie and I can be seen like two or three times. Really? You still have it, right? Yeah, my daughter's after the movie. Did you have any photos as well that they take photos while you're there? This was back in 1994 so no cell phone photos. Oh, this is cool. John Wayne a couple of times. A couple of times. That's pretty cool. Who knew all of you have met so many famous people? This is pretty cool. Oh, Carol, this is pretty cool. Hank Aaron. That's pretty cool too. Oh, that's cool. It was greeted by the Prince Charles. That's pretty cute. Okay, so last question. This one's such an easy one and I was just going to put this question in but I decided after watching the Hangout the last two times and Chris was there as well I decided to put this in because I thought, you know what since you all brought it up and Sandy didn't bring it up I thought I might as well bring it up too. How am I going to bring it up with a have you ever question? So, have you ever drink moonshine? Oh, what's moonshine? I don't know. So moonshine way back in the day was something that was made with a still very hardcore alcohol back in the woods that wasn't taxed, wasn't processed or the government or anything like that and now it's been crazy. And extremely flammable movement.  But now it's become trendy and they have flavors. Don't put a mash near it. Boom. Yeah. I can honestly say I can honestly say I've never had moonshine in my life like ever. Oh, Chris we're going to have to fix this. Carol drank it from the stove and Carol's still here and Carol's a nurse. So see it must be okay. Yeah. So I will try you that we, you know I have seen Aaron actually drink the moonshine and eat the pickles. I have seen that. So I am her proof that she has pickle moonshine in her house. And it is if you like pickles for me it is good. Yeah, sure. I think this counts to the grandfather's cherry brandy because usually when that's made that's kind of made in a bucket. Usually I think some people make them home or buckets now. I think the closest thing I've ever had to moonshine me it might have been my dad's friend Carol made his own wine and it was really strong. That's cool. And it's like pink. It's so strong you peel the paint off the walls. And I'm going to know what Moose drool. I'm a little worried. I don't know if I could do that. I'm not quite sure about that. It is what is an Appalachian thing. It kind of came out of there. The Scots really liked it when they came over because they needed an escape. This is kind of cool too. College students, college buddies made wine under their dorm beds. Yeah. So that's about it. Anybody have any questions for us? This is going to be the last midnight hangout. You've got another one in a couple of hours. Let's say about three and a half, three hours, 20 minutes. And then you've got the final one and we'll wrap everything up.   I want to bed. I've got a couple hours to go but not all night. I was going to say David and I and Kathy, we tend to be the night else. We'll probably stay out. And Darren, it's early for you, right? Not that early. It's nearly five p.m. here. Oh, is it? So you could hang out all night too. So we're going to wrap everything up. We're going to wrap everything up. We're going to wrap everything up before the end. So thanks everybody for joining us and let's do the prize. Everybody ready? Now I need to say, if you have won a prize in the last six months, whether it's Bingo or these hangouts and you already put your word in, you already entered it for somebody else's chance to win. Also, if you won at the last thon, which was a source of thon, you're not eligible to win at this thon, just to make things fair and to share the love and the merchandise. So if you know you've already won in the past six months and your name comes up or the last thon, let us know. Kathy also has a list so Kathy will let us know too. Here we go guys. So let's see, let's see who gets it. Dee. Dee, let's check. Dee, did you win at Bingo by chance? Or Kathy's got our list, let's double check. Yes, Bingo January 20, yep. Bingo January 20, 24. Okay Dee, I'm so sorry that you've since you've already won a prize in the past six months. I need to draw again. But thank you for playing and thank you for being here. Dee and I are Georgia buddies. So let me draw again and let's see who gets it. And thanks Kathy for having the list. Amanda. Amanda. Yay. Thank you Kathy. Yeah. Thank you Kathy. I'm not going to say that name. Yeah. Amanda. Yay. Thank you for playing. And Amanda, what's going to happen is everyone's going to get in touch with you and she'll let you know what the prize is. We don't really know what the prize is. I don't think, right? The prize is a surprise. So she'll get in touch with you and let you know what to choose from. I do believe you get to choose from a couple of different items. And thank you all for being here. Thank you guys for being co-host with me and thanks everybody for playing along. We'll see you next time. Next time. Sound about right? Yeah. Okay. Bye guys. Thanks for playing. Bye. Thank you.