Welcome to BCH Technologies. This is Kevin. Today we're going to talk about how to make your sublimation ink have a more accurate color, brighter color, and dramatically improve the quality of your transformation. This is part two of the video. We're going to use this machine, which has all sorts of problems. The heating plate is not heated evenly. The temperature reading is not accurate and fluctuates out of control. Thus, if we can make this sublimation work, we can make it work for any machine. Again, we're going to get what we pay for. For the hard surface transfer, such as aluminum or coffee mugs, people usually keep the temperature constant and vary the transfer time. For the four colors of ink, black, cyan, magenta, and yellow, each color is sublimated at a different rate. So the black color is the last one to transfer its face. Actually, the black color is the hardest color to sublimate. Untransferred black is brown, so if we do not apply enough heat to black, the color will not be fully transformed, or we call it under sublimated, and the result will be a brownish color. However, if the heating time is too long, the already transferred black will transfer back, which we call de-sublimated, and the result is also brownish black. Let me give an example of under sublimated. We have three aluminum plates which were transferred at the same temperature of 325 degrees. At 75 seconds, the bottom right corner was transferred perfectly. However, the top left corner is less desirable. This is because the heat plate wasn't heated evenly, and that the top left was cooler than the bottom. Therefore, the top left didn't fully transfer. We give the top left corner more time by adding 25 more seconds, and we can see the quality is much better. We're still not fully satisfied with the transferred rate, so to make all the colors on the left corner fully transferred, we increase the time to 150 seconds. We can see the quality of the left corner now is perfect. However, because of the long heating time, the bottom right corner has started to de-sublimate. Therefore, we need to play with the temperature and time to find the best setting for our machine. We cannot rely on the manufacturer or internet suggestions regarding the setting. In this video, we're going to find the best temperature setting for a polyester transfer. First, we'll use a laser gun to measure the temperature across the hot plate, and check the evenness of the temperature distribution and temperature accuracy. Then we're going to transfer at 20 degrees intervals from 350 to 450 degrees, and keep the time constant at 60 seconds. And then we'll use a color checker to check the black color. We'll see the brownish-black at 450 degrees. And this means it's too high. And the same brownish color occurs at a lower temperature too. So we'll eliminate the temperatures that creates the brownish-black. We'll then make more transfers with more temperature settings in between. So after that, we'll have a 5-degree difference. Afterward, we'll take the remaining candidates, outdoors, and check under the direct sunlight and also in the shade. Another way is to take them to a paint department of Home Depot or Lowe's.  Where they have a light box in the paint department, and you can simulate different light source. If you transfer this to a fabric, there may be chances that your customer will wear your product outdoors. Although all the colors look black indoors, now we can see some of the colors change under the sun. After the final selection, we'll choose 377 to be our ideal temperature. After deciding on the temperature and the transfer time to get the black color for the transfer, we'll now tweak the other colors. There are two levels of color management. The lower level is the printer. Some printers come with a color management profile, and some don't. The higher level is the software. If a software tells the printer which color profile to use, it will overwrite the printer's choice, which is lower choice. If the software didn't, the printer has the choice of choosing a default profile or print it without any profile management at all. To show the difference, let's make a transfer without any color management. Because many full color printers are designed for office use, the color management profile is not always set. Many people print horrible colors because they are printed without a profile. We'll use Photoshop, which has a good control over how the color profile is handled. We can see the printer's default is set to Epson IG Printer 07. We select it to let the printer to manage the color. If we print it right now, the printer is going to use this 07 color profile to print. What we're going to do is go to the printer settings. Now we're at the lower level and turn this off. The printer will not manage the color either. Afterward, we're going to let the printer to manage the profile. This process will use the default Epson profile, Epson IG Printer 07. Because most sublimation ink manufacturers use Epson's default profile as a target and make their ink as true to the profile as possible, this profile can fix most of the color problems. We still let the printer manage the color and turn the color correction from no color adjustment to ICM. We can see the result is much better when we use the color management. Therefore, the printer's color profile will help us to get a true color in most cases. However, what if we want the color to be spot on? For example, this fabric has a yellow tint. So the generic Epson profile won't accommodate this change. And now it looks a bit warmer than it should be. So if we're not happy with Epson's default, we can also make our own correction by changing the parameters at the printer's preference window. You can click the color controls or changing the tint from the Photoshop. To do it professionally, we need to make a customized ICC profile. An ICC profile is needed when we have a change in reproduction. For example, when we're switching from one ink supplier to another ink supplier or we change a heat machine or maybe we have lots of orders and we have to use multiple printers. We want the final product to look exactly like the same product we did before. To do this, we'll need a special machine or use an ICC service such as a bchtechservice at bchtechnologies.com. There are three steps to be done. The first step is to download a color target file and print it without any color management. This step is exactly what we did earlier, which we printed a picture and transferred it without any color management. We have a detailed description on the bchtech website and I'll show you how to do it on each machine. Now we'll download the files from the page. The second step is to transfer the target to a flat surface and send it back to the bchtech profile service. In this case, the address is posted on the bchtech website. You have to transfer it on a flat surface because the machine only takes flat products. After bchtech receives the transfer sample, bchtech will have a beautiful woman or Kevin and depends on who's available to make an ICC profile and then send the profile back to you electronically. For the final step, after downloading the profile, we'll right-click on the profile and select install. Now with the customized profile installed, we can light a Photoshop to manage the colors. As paranoid as we are, we went into the printer's profile management to make sure we turn off the printer management. This is not necessary, but you'll know us. We just make sure that the printer is not going to touch them. You can see now we can say Photoshop managed colors and then from the drop-down, we select the customized ICC profile we just installed. Here's the result of using no profile and absence default ICC profile. We can see the default ICC is a little bit warmer because this fabric has yellow tint indoors. And then we made a customized ICC profile and you can see the color is more vibrant and accurate in the customized ICC profile. And to make this point strongly, we can put those two transfers next to the monitor, the calibrate monitor that we used. The middle one is the calibrate monitor and you can see on the right is the customized profile. On the left is the absence default. The absence generic ICC didn't count for the fabric being off-white and therefore the result is much warmer. I hope these suggestions will help you to make a better sublimation transfer. Visit us at www.bchtechnologies.com or locally at Greensboro, North Carolina. Thank you. Cheers.


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Ddwy'n ddweud i'n meddwl am y cyfnodd yw'r ysgolwyddiant. Mae'n gweithio i chi ddweud o'r projeg Clarity, ac yn fwy o'r colegol o'r unig o'r Salford, Sheffield, Notaam, ac Cardiff. Y Clarity projeg yn ym 2019 a'r ysgolwyddiant yn y cyfnodd 5 yma o'r ysgolwyddiant yma i'r Ysgolwyddiant yma. Yr ysgolwyddiant yma yma yw'n gweithio'r ysgolwyddiant, targeting the hearing aids feature noise processing. Our advisory group includes representatives from the hearing industry research consortium, which includes several major manufacturers of hearing aids, and the UK charity RNID, or Royal National Institute for the Deaf, which represents hearing aid users. We all know that hearing loss is a major problem. In the UK alone it has been estimated that by 2035 there will be 15 million people with hearing loss. ac nid, ych spawn i ddechrau, eich mynd yn gweithio debyd y tawnedig ar eu cymdeithasol. Gweithomheith ac Cymdeithasol yn ystod yn amdano i'r cymdeithasol a'r tyfnod y tŷwch yn y llifod dyn ni. Fe ydych chi'n ystod yn ddechrau ac mae'n gymriniad gwzir â yr adegau yn ei eithaf yn gyfrifiad i gael agafod, i gweithio'r adegau hyn a'n golyg i gael ar gyfer y gwasanaeth. Over the last few decades there have been major advances in machine learning applied to speech technology, for example in automatic speech recognition, performance is unrecognisable when compared with what was possible 10 years ago. The aims of this project were to bring communities together to work on the problem of speech and noise for hearing aids and to broaden the base of researchers working on hearing technology. Our argument was that it's not enough to only have people who are experts in say signal processing or machine learning. We also need to involve people with expertise in hearing and speech technology, however currently the tools and software aren't readily accessible for people from the speech and hearing communities. Today first I'll give you an overview of the project and challenge methodology. I'll talk about the two challenges in the first round, how we plan to evaluate competition entries and what materials tools and software we are providing. I'll end with a brief discussion of our future plans. I wanted to spend a minute talking about the idea of machine learning challenges and what is required when applying such an approach. If we look at speech technology in particular challenges have been going on since the 1980s, but more recently John Barker and colleagues have been running the Trim challenges for distant microphone speech and noise recognition. The idea of these challenges is providing frameworks to allow people to contribute the component that they have expertise in. Other speech challenges such as the reverb, blizzard and hurricane challenges are like our challenges in needing real listening evaluations. Each year they build on the state of the art from the previous year to improve the baseline, however none of them has evaluated their systems with hearing impaired listeners. What makes a challenge? We need a common task with predefined evaluation criteria so we can compare systems and we need a set of well-defined rules that constrain solution space. We also need to provide common data sets especially for testing but also for training and development and these need to be large enough to be suitable for a machine learning framework. We need to provide a baseline system that counts as a reference system so that people can evaluate how well they are performing and also so that people don't need to work on a complete system, they can work on one or two components. This is particularly important in this context where we're trying to encourage people from many different fields to contribute. Then we have a schedule where the test set is introduced immediately before the submission date and we evaluate the systems that have been submitted and hold an event at which we announce the winners. We realised that it wasn't going to be sufficient to just have the signal enhancement challenge, that is we needed to ensure that our machine learning models were maximising the right objective. So we need a system that can sensibly predict intelligibility. However, there isn't necessarily enough of the shelf intelligibility model available so we realised that we needed to run speech intelligibility prediction challenges. The enhancement challenges provide data that can be used to design and test prediction models. There will be three rounds of increasing complexity, for example with a move from static sources in the first round to dynamic sources in subsequent rounds and each round will build on the last one. The first enhancement challenge launched in February and we are currently evaluating entries. We plan to launch the second enhancement challenge early next year. The objective of the enhancement challenges is to develop hearing aid signal processing algorithms that improve speech intelligibility. Dispens are given speech and noise stimuli and listener pairings and generative tools to create all of the input signals to the hearing aid processor. The participants submit their process speech to be evaluated and the intelligibility of their signals is evaluated by means of listening tests. In the scenario for the first round, the listener is sitting or standing in a small room that has a low to moderate reverberation. The person is listening to a target talker or simultaneously an interfera sound is playing. The room dimensions boundary materials and the locations of the listener target and interfera are randomized. In the first prediction challenge, which will open in October, the objective is to predict the intelligibility of speech processed by hearing aids for specific hearing impaired listeners. People can submit either a speech intelligibility model that incorporates a simulation of hearing loss or separate hearing loss and speech intelligibility models. Dispens are given speech and noise signals process by hearing aid algorithms and the outputs of their prediction models are compared with the listening tests speech intelligibility schools. In round one, for use as the target speech, we've made a new 40 speaker British English speech database, which includes more than 10,000 unique sentences selected from a British National Corpus. The noise sources for the first round of the challenge are speech and non-speech interferas. Only one noise source is present in each scene. And the speech interfera is a single competing talker. Speech interferas are taken from the SLR 83 corpus of UK nourishing this speech. And the non-speech interferas are recordings of domestic noise sources, all interferas point sources. In round one to simulate our environments were used by normal room impulse responses generated by Raven. We generated 10,000 spatial configurations in total and the room simulation was done in accordance with published statistics on British living rooms. These are simple cube shaped living rooms that feature variations in surface absorption to represent doors, windows, curtains, rugs and furniture. In these simulated environments, the target speech source is a plus or minus 30 degrees azimuth inclusive in front of the listener and zero degrees elevation at a distance of at least one meter. It has human speech directivity and is always oriented towards listener. The interfera source can be can be in any position except within one meter of the receiver or walls and is only directional. The 10,000 vinyl room impulse responses are convolved with studio randomly selected target and interfera source combinations and can be used to generate about 10 million different stimuli. The interfera always proceeds the target by two seconds. This is partly to make sure that the hearing aid has time to adapt to the background noise. Speech and noise signals are mixed to achieve specific speech weighted signal to noise ratios at the better area where the SNR ranges were identified on the basis of pilot testing. The listener panel will comprise about 50 adults who have sensory neural hearing loss. The listeners will have a loss of about 25 to 60 dBHL in their better area and will be accustomed to wearing hearing aids on both ears. The listening test will be performed at their homes using custom software on a tablet. The listener will speak into the microphone what they heard and will use automatic speech recognition to ensure that the quality of the recording is adequate before the tablet uploads the recordings to our server. In this first challenge, we'll provide the following data. The training set, which is limited to 6,000 of the 10,000 scenes. The development or validation set and the evaluation test set, which is more. We'll also provide a scene to listener pairings for the training development and evaluation data and listener audio grounds. The evaluation data set only includes the input signals for the three microphones of the hearing aid, listener audio grounds and the scene listener pairings. You can see how the scene generates the create signals that are fed into the rest of the pipeline. The scene generator is the blue block underneath. We have the mixture signals and listener metadata entering the pipeline on the left. Going through the yellow enhancement block, which involves a fitting prescription or setting to the hearing aid and a hearing aid model. And then the orange prediction block, which includes a hearing loss model and a speech intelligibility model. An outcome to predicted speech intelligibility score for a particular mixture signal and listener. Our enhancement challenge involves replacing the yellow block, while the later prediction challenge will involve replacing the orange block. Here we focus on scene generator. Scene generator is open source code for generating hearing aid input signals for each scene. Scene generator takes the message data for the scene and according to that message data chooses the input target speech and noise signals. Convolts them with the room impulse responses shown here is the geometric room model. And had related impulse responses shown here as the mixed measured had related transfer functions database. The tool then scales the noise signals to obtain the correct mixture arsenal and outputs the speech and noise mixture signals. The baseline hearing aid processor is based on the open master hearing aid or open rich aid. And in this case, it simulates a very basic behind the year model. There is no connection between two years, so this is not a true by normal hearing aid. And we aren't modeling the two board enrolled or considering the direct path or microphone sensor noise or feedback in this round. Our Python code creates the input signal from the front room microphone signals and a configuration file for a given set of audio grams and runs open MHA with a configuration file and input signal. The game table for a multi band dynamic compression component is calculated according to can fit compressive prescription, which is an early version of Camry Q. Our baseline hearing aid is designed to be a basic model, as I mentioned, which does multi band dynamic compression and attenuate noise coming from the rear hemisphere. We didn't want to implement any proprietary software components which can't be replicated, such as true by normal processing. Our hearing loss model is a Python implementation of a model developed by Brian Moore, Michael Stone and colleagues at the University of Cambridge. It simulates the main aspects of sensory hearing loss, sensory neural hearing loss, the raising of auditory thresholds, loudness recruitment and impaired frequency selectivity and temporal resolution. The baseline speech intelligibility model is a binaural version of the short time objective intelligibility metric termed MBIS story, which requires access to a clean target speech signal, hence is intrusive. MBIS story is a correlation based model that can estimate the effects of non linear processing on intelligibility, such as any clipping performed by the hearing aid model, and which doesn't require the degradation being the form of additive noise or reverberation. MBIS story includes an equalisation cancellation stage and a better stage to model the advantage of having two ears. Our plans for the next challenge and next rounds are as follows. We will create our planned large open access database of audiological and auditory performance data for 50 hearing impaired listeners, plus some healthy hearing listeners, and this will be available for the first prediction challenge and will be augmented in future rounds. Future rounds will involve more complex scenarios. In round two, the scenario will again be indoors, but now the sources will be moving. The plan is that the third round will involve outdoor environments such as communication inside a car. In future rounds, we also plan to provide state of the art enhancement and protection models as baselines, which build on the best entries submitted in the previous round. We also plan to evaluate simulated hearing aids both in terms of the intelligibility of the speech transmitted and the quality of the speech. In September, the results of the first enhancement challenge will be announced at our first workshop, which will be held as a satellite event in speech 2021. If you are interested in entering the first prediction challenge, or you would like to be kept up to date on the project, please go to our website listed here. Thank you.


I'd like to call to order the 21st regular meeting of the 2017-2018 Common Council. Would the clerk please read the quote for the day? Thank you, Mr. Mayor. The best journeys answer questions that in the beginning you didn't even think to ask. Thank you very much. Please stand to join me in the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Next item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes from our last Common Council meeting, all to prison-wolf. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to approve. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Is there any discussion on the minutes? Seeing none, all those in favor signify by seeing aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion passes. Next is a presentation on the fourth quarter strategic plan action items and critical measures review by our city administrator Darrell Huffland. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Tonight I would like to share with you the state of city presentation. It's a recap of activity for 2017 and goals for 2018. The city had another successful year in 2017. I'd like to thank each and every city employee for their contribution in making it happen. My presentation will be organized to reinforce the city 2017 adopted strategic plan. I'll be asking Meredith to advance the slides as we go along. Meredith, if you want to go to the mission statement. The mission statement again was approved as part of the 2017, I'm sorry, the January 2017 adopted strategic plan. I'll let you read that. Also, as part of that strategic plan was the city's vision statement. Next slide. On your desk is a copy of the status of the strategic plans 2017 action items. Again, for the full calendar year 2017 as well as the critical measures for action items and critical measures that were successfully completed or accomplished. You'll note that they are printed in blue on your sheets. As you can see, almost all of the items are in fact blue. For items not completed, most of them are black printed and most involve other government or nonprofit agencies. Next slide, please. The six focus items are as follows. Quality of life, infrastructure and public facilities, economic development, neighborhood revitalization, governing and fiscal management, and finally communication. Next slide. First of the six focus areas is quality of life. For 2017 accomplishments, Skate Park and Kiwanis Park, age friendly community designation by ARP and World Health Organization, our FID inventory system at Mead Library, no fire related deaths of our citizens, the value of fire loss in 2017 is down 65% over 2016 level, 1.2 million compared to only 400,017. Additional school resource officer assignment, implementation of body cameras for our police officers, and uniquely all three elected officials, the mayor's office, the attorney's office and the clerk's office had a 50% turnover of their staff resulting in a loss of significant institutional experience. So that's a challenge for all of those three departments. Next slide, please. In 2017, the community experienced a 33% drop from its 2013 level of property crimes. Already a low level. Next slide, please. In 2017, the community experienced a further 20% decrease in violent crime rates over the past two years and a 10% decrease since 2013. For 2018 goals for quality of life, they include a comprehensive fire department review by a consultant, repair fire station number one building, and ordering a replacement fire engine, which you've recently approved. For police's focus on traffic safety and accident reduction, clerk's office will implement new voting machines. And finally, senior activity center will create and conduct a survey targeting 50 and older, age 50 and older residents as well as developing a marketing plan to increase seniors awareness of the center's offerings. Next slide. The second focus area is infrastructure and public facilities. 2017 accomplishments include IT's five-year plan including priority staffing levels, refurbishment of the 8th Street Bridge. Next slide. Additional highlights include a nearly 33,000 linear feet of improved street surface in 2017. This is a 150% increase in linear feet compared to 2014, whether it be street reconstruction or pavement overlays. Next slide. The city has turned the corner in its pavement quality as measured by the PASER rating system. Again, an increase of roughly 3% over the prior year. Next slide. Another component to the city's infrastructure is tree planting, both street trees and park trees. Almost a 2,000% increase in 2017 over prior year levels. This becomes even more of a priority for the city as we deal with the emerald ashore devastation in our community. For infrastructure and public facilities 2018 goals, this includes replacement of a wastewater treatment plant main electrical system including construction of a related building, a coordinate Sheboygan A's replacement field lighting, a coordinate with our partner, Lakeshore United Soccer Club on the Boots and Sports Complex, and finally started the City Hall renovation project to be completed in 2019. Our all goals. Meredith, next slide, please. Economic development is the third focus area. 2017 accomplishments include completing of the city green, kick off of the innovation district with Indiana Avenue properties being purchased, and finalizing a master redevelopment plan for the area. Annexation of town of Wilson land in anticipation of a golf course, purchase and annexation of land for the new business park adjacent to I-43. Complete the downtown parking study with no significant deficiencies identified. Completed federal compliance audit of the transit with no findings. Next slide. In Sheboygan housing demand is the strongest since 2019. Based upon the 2016 residential property sales prices, a 6% increase in overall residential value in our community over the 2015 level. This results in a $95 million increase in the city's overall value. This follows, unfortunately, a six year decline in value, 16%, which equates to a $353 million decrease in our community. So a significant change is starting to occur in the city of Sheboygan. Next slide, please. The city's effort to grow its tax base and redevelopment area continues to be successful. Over the past five years, the value of the city's 11 TID districts have increased by 23%. It will further increase due to construction that's occurred in 2017 and planned for 2018 of 490 additional apartments in the city's downtown or Sheboygan squared business district. For 2018 goals revolving economic development, they include construction and marketing of the new I-43 business park, support the development or redevelopment of the tannery or Coakley property, complete 2018-2022 transportation development plan for Shoreline Metro, discuss the creation of an agreement with Sheboygan area school district for student passes, pursue an increase in our ISO rating from two to one, which will result in lower property insurance premiums for commercial and industrial properties. Next slide. The fourth focus area is neighborhood revitalization. Next slide. One of the strategic plan's goals, concerted effort to focus resources on strengthening and proving neighborhoods. Community efforts include two additional or two neighborhood beat officers assigned both to the north and south side, city staff partnering with neighborhood volunteers to create associations, a seven to date, a neighborhood project, rock the block, which was partnered with Habitat for Humanity, and the addition in 2015 and followed up in 2017 of code enforcement officers. Next slide. As a result of hiring these code enforcement officers, the number enforcement actions have increased by 293% over the past four years. In 2017, the city achieved an 80% compliance rate on these enforcement actions. Next slide. I'm sorry if I could go back. So for the neighborhood revitalization 2018 goals, they include four additional neighborhood associations, neighborhood target areas. These neighborhoods are shared in Park, Swift, Gateway and Erie Hill. Next slide. The fifth focus area is governing and fiscal management. In 2017, the city received two awards by national organizations. This reflects positively on the professionalism of your city staff. Other 2017 achievements include all nonrepresented employees are now on a merit-based performance program, a revised compensation plan driven by market comparisons to retain and recruit staff. Next slide. Goal setting and monitoring of the city's fund balance is critical. The minimum goal for the city is 25% of its general fund to retain the city's excellent credit rating. The city's end of 2017 fund balance is anticipated to be double its goal, or 53%. Next slide. Managing the city's debt is also critical. The city's outstanding debt continues to be stable. In comparison to the debt goal of being no more than 60% of its statutory debt capacity, the city is only at 27%. Next slide. In light of its effective debt management and improving local economy, the city has earned a solid AA2 rating. On a related note, this past week, Moody's credit service rating, Moody's credit service, reaffirmed the water utilities AA2 credit rating. So congratulations to Joe Trueblood, superintendent of the Sheboygan Water Utility and his staff. For 2018 goals for governing and fiscal management, they include revising performance evaluation forms, creating a succession plan for each city employee, and changing how city earned their vacation time. Other 2018 goals include hiring a replacement finance director for our retiring finance director, submit and obtain a CAFRA review, a comprehensive annual financial review for award consideration, and updating our strategic plan 2019 to 2020 action items. Next slide. Our sixth and final focus area is communication. Next slide. In 2016-2017, three new initiatives were implemented to improve communication with Sheboygan businesses and its residents, a citizen engagement program, an electronic monthly newsletter, and an annual community survey. Next slide. The city continues to increase its interaction with its residents and businesses via social media outlets. Consequently, the number of followers or users continues to grow. 2018 goals in the area of communication focus on creating a strategic communication plan and a review of our existing logo with possible amendments. On your desk, I have placed schedules for three, four critical processes. One is an update of our community survey and issuance, a strategic plan update, 2019-2023 capital improvement plan, 2019 budget schedule. Please note that a community of the whole meeting is scheduled to update the strategic plan action items on April 23rd at 6 p.m. This concludes my 2018 State of the City presentation. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about the information that I have presented. Thank you for your time. Thank you very much, Darrell. I need to take a step back and notice that we have 13 older persons present and older person born bidders and Lee Wendelsky are all excused tonight. Next, we'll move on to resignations. City Attorney. We have one and that's Mike Helmke and he is resigning from the Transit Commission. Alderperson Wolfe. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to accept and file. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. All those in favor, please signify by C&I. Aye. Opposed? Motion passes. Next, we'll move on to Mayor's appointments and those will lie over till our next meeting. We'll move on to public forum. Is anyone here to speak this evening? There is no one here this evening. Okay. Then we'll move on to Mayor's announcements. I'd like to ask Sue Richards to step forward. It's interesting to have her as a guest in the council chambers. Sue Richards began her journey with the city of Sheboygan on March 30th of 1998. Throughout that time, she has filled many different roles. She has been council licensing clerk, deputy city clerk, and finally city clerk. As city clerk, Sue has been instrumental in keeping our city running smoothly. As the hub of information and record keeping, Sue always was the source for people to turn to. One of the most memorable things about Sue was her office. Her office was always open to everyone and quite comfortable. If you needed information or had a question or wanted an archived document or a book to read, or just a comfy place to sit and vent, Sue's office was the place to go. Her goal was to bring people together for the good of each other and for the city. One of the areas in Sue's tenure that the city clerk often met many interesting challenges was with elections. From a year in which the city ran seven elections, a presidential election in which voters were lined up from the second floor out the door to vote, to training hundreds of pool workers on new voting equipment. Sue always found a way to make the best of every situation. She took pride in all that she did in her job and did it extremely well. But it wasn't just a job to her. As she stated on many occasions, she felt like those of us in city hall were family. She created a culture in that office and it extended throughout the city. Whether it be hosting a holiday dinner, decorating Molly the bunny, ensuring the citizens of Sheboygan were provided with the finest customer service and that everyone was always treated with respect and kindness. When the clerk's office asked for people to share their thoughts about Sue, people had so many positive words for her. Some of the words included, it was always a pleasure to take refuge in your office. It takes many people to run a city you have done your part well. All of the laughs and stories we shared on crazy election nights are going to be held close to my heart. You have been a great role model and I will always remember the professionalism, integrity and kindness that you demonstrated daily. It's only fitting and the perfect way to sum up Sue's career as city clerk is with a quote. A true leader has the confidence to stand alone, the courage to make a tough decision and the compassion to listen to the needs of others. She did not set out to be a leader, but it becomes one of the equality of her actions and the integrity of her intent. Sue, you will continue to be deeply missed and we want you to have a great retirement. And it's with a great deal of regret that you're leaving that I have to submit you this certificate of appreciation from the city of Sheboygan to Susan Richards. This certificate of appreciation is in recognition of your 20 years of dedicated service from March 30th of 1998 through January 6th of 2018. Sue, thank you very much for everything you've done for this city. Well, this is a new place for me to be. Thank you, Mike. I don't know if you all know this, but Mike and I have been very good friends for as long as I've lived here, which is well over 30 years. It's been five administrations I've been through. Five mayors, many, many aldermen, and it has been a journey. It has been a journey. I've always told people that I absolutely love my job, love what I do. I was thinking about it on the way over what I wanted to say to you all, and we are an office that offers an open door. People come, whether it's an older person or other staff or just the public, we offer the sense that they are important, they're valuable, and we care about what they need and want. And if that means helping somebody get a phone number in the phone book for them because they don't know how to do it themselves, that's what we're here for. We are here for service to the public, to each other. We don't have a lot of turnover at the clerk's office, very rarely. We have had quite a few in the last handful of years, and I was thinking about our process of how we hire, and because we don't do it very often, I decided to take a different approach on how I hire, and I had my entire staff interview the people coming in. It wasn't just me, it wasn't just someone that really didn't know what our office is all about, and we interviewed hundreds of candidates for the different positions. And one of the first things that I said as we all sat there and they're all sitting there very nervous, scared of being interviewed, I said to them, just so you know, this is a different office. This isn't your typical office. What we care about, we can teach you everything you need to know to do in the city clerk's office. We can teach you anything, but what we can't teach you is integrity and compassion, kindness, humor, and a love for people. We can't teach you that, and in that event, several people kind of fell away from the list of the top few. And then we had these wonderful people that I still call them mine, rose to the top of the heap, and it was so obvious that Cheryl obviously has been with me forever, and Melissa rose to the top. She had never been in an interview like that in her life. She didn't know that that happened. And then, of course, there's Meredith. They are my family. All of you have touched my life, and I feel a bit lost right now without my family. To be perfectly honest, everybody's asking me, how do you feel now that you're gone? And I keep saying I don't know because I feel like I've walked away from my family, and that's hard, but I am going to reinvent myself, and I'm going to take with me all of the love that you have all shown me and the respect, and I can't say enough about my staff. You will still get the wonderful, wonderful care and consideration from these beautiful ladies, and I take this all with me when I go on to this new chapter in my life, and I will just close by saying something that one of my friends in the audience says an awful lot every Monday morning at the department head meetings, that it's been an honor and a privilege to work with all of you. Thank you very much. A couple other things I'd like to bring up. Our spring primary is coming up on Tuesday, February 20th. The cross-country ski trails are groomed again. I want to thank the JC grooming crew for their work to get those open so quickly. And I also want to remind people that the Shboygan Police Department is having a police academy, and it's going to be an 11-week program, and the final date to sign up for that is February 23rd. So if you're interested, call the police department or send your application in. It's a great experience. Thank you. Next, we'll move on to the consent agenda that include items 2-point-through through 2-point-13. Alderperson Wolfe. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to accept and file all our O's, accept and adopt all our C's and pass all resolutions and ordinances. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Is there any discussion on the items in the consent agenda? Alderperson Bellinger. Thank you. I'd like to pull 2-point-9 for a separate vote. Very good. 2-point-9 is before us then. Did you have anything you'd like to say? Yes. I just have several questions. I'd like somebody to answer. I'd like to know exactly where this wetlands is in the business park, why we weren't notified of it originally. Was Rukert Milky aware of it and when they put their plan together, did they try to avoid this so that we wouldn't have to incur this additional cost? You know, those types of things. I'd like it addressed not only for myself, but for the public so they can see what's going on and be as transparent as possible. Chad Pellecek is coming up to the podium to answer those questions. This wetland was identified as part of a wetland mitigation study. Actually, it was 1.6 acres of wetlands that was identified that needed to be mitigated and staff told them that it wasn't acceptable. So they did, went back and redesigned and moved some of the roadways in order to make the minimal impact possible to the .6 acres. There's no way of where the wetland is is right where the main north-south road goes and there's no way of mitigating that without, with changing the road layout without affecting major portions of developable properties. So we looked at it as staff and determined that this was the minimalist impact to the wetland and to the roadway to yet maximize development for the future. Thank you. Does that answer your questions? Yes. Okay. Is there any other discussion on the consent agenda? Seeing none. Will the clerk please call the roll for passage? Well, if that one, hold on. We have to vote on that one first. He pulled it off. Okay. Do you want to vote on this one separately, John, or just discuss it? The discussion is fine. Whatever is easier. Okay. So then we're voting on the entire consent agenda. That where the motion was to include items 2.2 through 2.13. 13, nice. Motion passes. Next we'll move on to reports of officers. Items 3.1 through 3.12 will be referred to various committees. Under resolutions. Item 4.1 is resolution number 130 of 1718 by all the person's wolf and drawn, authorized retaining outside council in the matter of Eric Burroughs versus Joel Clark and Cameron Stewart. All the person wolf. Thank you, mayor. I make a motion to suspend and pass resolution. Second. Thank you for that motion in support. Other person Bellinger. Could we get an explanation of why we have the need to suspend? I can do that. It's included in the resolution as you asked, as will be the other one. For the public. Sure. It's because we need to get this done right away. We have to file an answer immediately. Yeah. There's only a 20-day opportunity for filing an answer. Okay. It's actually already been done because the council met in 21 days rather than 20. Thank you. Is there any other discussion? Seeing none, will clerk please call the roll. 13, nice. Motion passes. Items 4.2 through 4.4 will be referred to various committees. Under reports of committees. Item 5.1 will lie over. Under 5.2 is RC number 225 of 1718 by the Finance and Personnel Committee to whom is referred. Resolution number 124 of 1718 by Alderperson Wolfe. Supplementing resolution number 100-0506 and awarding the sale of 4.825 million dollars in water utility revenue bonds series 2018 and providing for the payment of said bonds and other details and covenants with respect there too and recommends passing the resolution. Alderperson Donahue. Thank you, Mayor. I move to accept the job and pass the resolution. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Under discussion, I'd like to call up Carol Worth to give us a little bit of information on the items that she handed out that are related to this document. Thank you very much. Good evening. Okay. I had passed out information and it has a summary of what I'm going to explain and also is paper clip to the final resolution that you're acting on tonight. The first thing I'd like to point out is that when we began this process with a resolution setting the sale, we did use the dollar amount to 4 million 825. Well, it was always asterisk on our paperwork that that amount was subject to change depending on how the bids came in today. The way the bids came in today had changed that amount to 4 million 705. Okay. So you're going to see information from me that has the dollar amount of 4 million 705 including the resolution that you're going to act upon tonight. Now the reason for that is because the way the bids come in the underwriters submit a bid with premium that they receive from investors as they are pre-selling the bonds. So if they are generating more premium and they give us that premium what we do is we downsize the amount of bonds for fulfilling the same purposes. Okay. So that's what's going on here. So just some background as to what we're doing. We're borrowing money basically for three purposes. Number one for the water utilities elevated storage tank and that's approximately 2.2 million of it. Second thing is we're combining it with a refinancing of the water utilities 2007 revenue bonds that have a principal balance of 2 million 325 and they're outstanding at 4.4%. We're at a call date which means that the city can stop that interest as of May 1st and you sell new bonds at a lower rate to pay off that 2 million 325 and there's some savings there. So we put it together with the elevated storage tank. Makes sense. Saves a extra issuance of bonds. And the third thing is that whenever we're selling revenue bonds because revenue bonds are not supported by a tax levy pledge. So as part of the security to the bondholders there is what's called a reserve account. The reserve account has to meet certain standards and there's a number of tests that are all part of federal arbitrage law. But when we for the refunding of course that reserve wouldn't go up because we're saving money. But because we've added a project, the elevated storage tank there's going to be a little bit more debt service. So therefore we have to contribute more to that reserve. So this financing does that. It does the reserve. It does expenses of issuance and it refinances and it provides money for construction. So we're doing everything with one financing. So in order to do that we prepare to enter the municipal bond market. We do that with the coordination of legal documents with your bond council which is Corals and Brady. The other thing we do is repair a booklet. And this is a big booklet. This is called an official statement. This goes out to the marketplace. It's also used for the bond rating process. And this booklet has a lot of information about the water utility, about the city. It has the water utilities audit. It has the entire resolution that, by the way, is now the draft resolution, not the one that you're acting on tonight. And that is a lot of information that goes out to the marketplace. And we do that not only to secure a good bond rating and provide the information to Moody's but also to gather as much interest as we can from the underwriters so we get some good bids for you. So in order to get those bids, in addition to this, and that's also in here, is what's called an official notice of sale. That's a document that goes out separate from this that says the city of Sheboygan is going to have a bond sale. Here's the rules for you to bid on it. Here's how you can bid on it. And the bids were taken this morning at 10 o'clock. So with that, in terms of the final sale results, the first great news which you have heard already is that Moody's has reaffirmed the water utilities double A2 bond rating. That's a very high grade rating. It is the same rating as the city has a double A2. Although both of the methodologies that are used are very, very different. So I hate to use the word coincidence because it's not a coincidence that they're the same because there is a great deal of the city of Sheboygan in addition to the water utilities information that goes into that rating process. But there is total different what we call methodology used by Moody's to come up to that double A2. So that is quite an accomplishment. We received six bids this morning and that is a lot of bids. And Sheboygan is always very popular in the bond market. Every time I appear before you we have eight bids, ten bids. This is a different type of financing and these are what's called non-bank qualified which means banks are not interested in this type of a security. So to have six accounts is a great accomplishment. The winning bidder, the name of the winning bidder is called Hilltop Securities. And they bid this out of Cincinnati, Ohio. So we did get a variety of bids from different places. The true interest rate is a 2.92%. And that interest rate does include all expenses associated with the financing. We asked the underwriter to include all of those expenses so that they will be responsible for paying the fees and they know that so they built that into that interest rate. And the actual savings. The part that we can identify separately, the refinancing of the 07 bonds. That's in dollars, $228,377. And that occurs between 2019 through 2027. And then we also assess that on a present value basis. And the rule that is followed by Government Finance Officers Association is to determine if you have a viable refunding is that should be at least 3%. So you have 8.46%. So you have indeed a very viable refinancing and that is a net number as I mentioned. It does include all expenses. So on March 1st, all of the money comes into the water utility and then money is segregated by some goes into that reserve account. The project account for the elevated tank is deposited. And then the other money goes into what's called their Special Redemption Fund because it is going to be used then on May 1st to pay off the 2007 bonds. So the resolution that you're acting upon tonight contains information about all the other revenue bonds that are outstanding because all of the revenue bonds at the water utility has outstanding, which is two safe drinking water loans and now three bond issues in the municipal bond market. So all five of them have to be referenced in every resolution that's adopted. And that's why you see the word supplementing because it's always going back to the other ones. And every one of those bond issues has the same security to the bondholders. There's none that are more senior than the other ones. So all of them are on what's called parity. So it's very important that the documents are drafted in such a way and have the strength they do because as I mentioned, they don't have a tax levy behind them, but what is analyzed is how much what's called net income or net revenues from the utility, which is strictly generated through their rate base. This document, this resolution requires that it's at least 1.2 times the debt service on all five issues. Well, right now it's over four times. So that's how strong of a coverage that the bondholders are getting. And that's the reason why you got six bids and that's the reason why you have the AA2 bond rating. So anyway, that's what the resolution includes. And the resolution itself, I make reference on this summary page as to where you can find certain things. And I know the resolution is 50 pages long because we copied them all, so I do know that. But the easiest way, if you do want to look at them, is if you take the document and start from the back and taking the last page and counting it as page one and go back seven pages. That's where all the information is from that point. The last seven pages has all this information that I'm talking about. It has the repayment schedule, the pricing schedule. It has the bid tab. But I see you do have a handout with that separately that shows the six bids. And there was quite a range in those bids from the best bid to the highest bid. So that's where we can find all the final sale results. But what I did do on the second and third page of my summary is just to show you how the $4,705,000 issue looks. I have it on the second page at the top. So that's for all these purposes. Then I split them apart. On the bottom is the portion of that $4,705,000 that belongs to the elevated tank and the reserve. So you can see that amount there, $2,535,000. And then on the next page is strictly the portion that belongs to the refinancing of the revenue bonds. And it does get a little confusing because under coupon you'll see 4%. But the true interest rate for this is 2.55. And how you get there is the fact that there's $155,000 of premium that's coming to the city, which means you don't have to borrow $155,000 more. So you're netting it out. You're paying more on the interest side, but less on the principal side. So that's how it nets it down to the 2.55. So that savings comparison is at the bottom, taking that final debt service at the top and then comparing it to the 2007 bonds. And there's your net final savings numbers that I was referring to on the front page. Okay. Are there any other additional questions for Carol? Carol, thank you very much for all the work you did on this on our behalf. Great. Well, thank you. Is there any other discussion from the floor? Seeing none, will the clerk please call the roll? 13 ayes. Motion passes. Thank you very much. Thank you very much, Carol. Moving on, item 5.3 is RC number 226 of 1718 by the Public Safety Committee to whom was referred resolution number 125 of 1718 by all the person drawn, authorizing the purchasing agent to enter into a contract for the purpose of five police department patrol, duty, Ford, police, utility, interceptor, all wheel drive vehicles and recommends passing the resolution. All the person drawn. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Looking for a motion to accept and adopt and pass the resolution. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Is there any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, will the clerk please call the roll? Yes, iron. 13 ayes. Motion passes. Item 5.4 is RC number 227 of 1718 by the Public Works Committee to whom was referred direct referral resolution number 129 of 1718 by all the person, will authorizing and advertising for bids in the 2018 capital improvements projects and recommends passing the resolution. All the person, will. Thank you, Mayor. I make a motion to accept and adopt and pass the resolution. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Is there any discussion on the motion? Seeing none, will the clerk please call the roll? 13 ayes. Motion passes. Moving on to general ordinance. Item 6.1 is general ordinance number 35 of 1718 by all the person's whole shoe and Schneider creating new voting boards in the city of Sheboygan. All the person whole shoe. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. I ask to suspend and pass the ordinance. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Is there any discussion? Under discussion, all the person bellinger. Can we just let the public know why it's being suspended? I'll read directly from the document. Suspension of council rules is requested in order to pass this ordinance on first reading so as to allow the new wards to be created in time for the February nonpartisan primary election. Thank you. Is there any other discussion? Will the clerk please call the roll? 13 ayes. Motion passes. Item 6.3, 2 th rather through 6.4 will be referred to various committees and then moving on to other matters received after the agenda was published. I'll turn it over to city attorney Chuck Adams. 7.1 is an arrow by the city clerk submitting various license applications for the period ending June 30, 2018. December 31, 2018 and June 30, 2019. That will be referred to the law and licensing committee. 7.2 is an arrow by the director of planning and development submitting a summary of the review of the Sheboygan municipal armory proposals received as a result of the request for proposals due January 3, 2018. That will be referred to finance and personnel. Alderperson Donahue. Thank you mayor. I guess the concern that I have with both it's not a concern but a point of process with both 7.2 and 7.3 is that these are matters of great public interest I believe and as there's going to be a need for a full discussion it seems that it would make more sense to refer these matters to a committee of the whole meeting and so I'm looking at as I say both 7.2 and 7.3 for more thorough discussion and then a referral to the council and so I would make that motion to refer and I don't know if I can do 7.3. We should read 7.3 then you can make your motion. 7.2 I refer to a committee of the whole and I'm thinking of a February 12th meeting which is a Monday night at 6 p.m. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Any discussion on the motion? Seeing none all those in favor please signify by saying aye. Aye. Opposed? Motion passes. And we'll move on to 7.3 which is resolution number 134 of 1718 by Alderperson Dron and Bourne authorizing the city staff to negotiate a developers agreement between City of Sheboygan and Scott Crawford Inc. for the redevelopment of the former Armory site that is down as referring to finance and personnel except again I would move to refer this instead to committee of the whole. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. Any discussion? Seeing none all those in favor please signify by saying aye. Aye. Motion passes. And last item is a kind of plated closed session Alderperson Wolfe. Thank you mayor I make a motion to convene in closed session under the exemption provided in section 18.85 sub 1 sub e Wisconsin stats where competitive and bargaining reasons require a closed session related to discussion and negotiating strategies between Aurora health care and the village of Kohler negotiations on office space for temporary relocation of City Hall staff and possible sale of the public property in the expansion of the Sheboygan business center. Second. Thank you for that motion and support. I'd like to please call the roll for closed session. 13 ayes. Motion passes. I will take a short recess of three minutes and also advise our viewers at home that will be adjourning in closed session so this will end our transmission for this evening. Thank you.


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I mean if that isn't proof Of the economic genocide, what is a little Rouge? Well, that's what you're getting you're getting that there is real genocide and it's intentional And the Obama administration is an instrument of that policy of genocide If you look at the policies which are uttered by the Obama administration itself It's apart from many other source inside the United States You find that only Obama and what he represents and his immediate cronies Are the people who are behind In the health care in other fields to increase the killing rate of what is considered an Excessively large us population. So we're not involved in a political quarrel We're involved in an existential issue. Are we gonna be human or are we gonna be cannibals?  Hey go for this We're gonna tax the West give it to you then they got the treaty And it was right at double the taxes that the West would pay on people making less than two dollars a day It was a death sentence I know I know I know you know, but I mean how do we stop these people there? They're mad men They are criminals And we have to understand that we have to establish our government again free of the Obama syndrome and Also the George, you know Debbie Bush, Jr. He said oh, which is almost as bad not quite as bad as Obama What is your view of the political field right now in the United States? I mean what is your view of the political candidates? I Think what we have now is we have among some senators and Among members of the of the House representatives and in terms of the leading institutions of the gubernatorial system has a lot of good people in it We have the ability and we're pushing for the class to go read the enactment and it's a very serious And it's a growing movement right now. We're moving to reinstall grass-league allow change the whole game We in the United States With our government as long as we control it Has a capacity to create credit we can put the United States back to work So it's policy they could turn this around any time they wanted to but they don't want that to happen What happens if we don't I mean couldn't we impeach Obama? There's more than one way to skin a cat I mean couldn't we go after Obama for the war powers issue? I mean Ron Paul was on this two days ago. He said it's absolutely impeachable He's impeachable on that ground. He's impeachable because he's the same also and he couldn't be what he is and he wanted saying This man is a mental case of a certain type. He thinks we have 57 states He doesn't even know the ages of his daughters now yet. There's news today Asking if Obama was credit is starting to have mental problems He was crazy, but he's in it like like the Famous Nero Emperor Nero. He's got the same syndrome of the Emperor Nero Nero is psychologically But the point is he's used as a tool by the British monarchy personally That is he is not an agent of some conspiracy He's an agent of one conspiracy an agent of the British monarchy. All right. We're back in one minute Let me lose our guest stay with us Lenin was our guest and everything he's saying is accurate from the globalist own statements the Anglo-american establishment what their goal is and Things are accelerating very very quickly. Lenin Rouge. I'm concerned about False flag terror because they've got reports out today. Kurt Nemo's got one at info wars comm Napolitano warns Europeans that Gaddafi's giving weapons to al Qaeda. They're about to strike They've got the federal goon force TSA now going on the streets and I see them needing a political diversion ahead of the economic Calamities that are accelerating to to stage some events and then claim that Foreigners did it as a pretext to take liberty and to legitimize all these new wars. What what are from your research some of the tricks that the Ruling class may use to try to block the people from removing them from power Well, let's take the case of 9-11 is a good example of exactly how this whole system works till today Including that kind of that kind of problem you refer to What happened was is that the British system to a certain branch of its operations? together with the Saudi Kingdom Set up an operation a secret operation Which they would take oil prices in the in the Gulf at the price Gulf prices then move it up to the Coast of Europe Northern and then they would put sell it on the market at a European price Which is much above the Saudi price. They would however list the oil delivered at this at the Saudi Gulf price This created a vast fund the largest available fund for dirty operations Military and others which existed in the world at that time This funding was used for what was called 9-11 and The whole operation was based on this the 9-11 operation now. This was well known The evidence of the direct relationship of the Saudi ambassador to Washington and his involvement in recruiting Backing and funding some of the pilots who actually flew those planes With conclusive evidence, which was buried under the pressure of the then the Bush administration But that is the truth the truth was never told publicly though many of us knew it The evidence we just did we knew it other people knew it, but it was never presented in the press Even the people who are the commission who were investigating precisely this line of investigation Would pressed not to go open their mouths The same was practically a natural secret But it was the alliance of the Saudi Kingdom and this faction inside the British system Which funded directed and created the 9-11 isn't and That's a fact we have to remember We're in this kind of mess because the the Bush administration obtained dictatorial powers Over the presidency and over the Congress through the terror cause by this event and That's the thing that's still harassing us today And we should get the record clear now the key thing here is We have a bunch of congressmen good ones that normal members of Congress But to the extent that they're fragmented and are not working together on a common cause They are not effective in dealing with a president who's rotten and an enemy of the United States Well, mr. LaRouge, we would love to have you up if you can do it again And he says it's a critical time the next few weeks to continue We are just flat out of time, but but bottom line bottom line.  LaRouge. Let me I'm gonna get George Humphrey in here But let me do two minutes with you on the other side. Can you do that? Sorry two minutes. I do two more minutes with us on the other side, okay? I'm gonna come back and finish up with this is too big Talking about the global plan for world government population reduction the British Empire through the corporate System of Corporateocracy the kleptocracy, but sir you were talking about 9-11 being a total Inside job and so you're saying you are concerned in the geopolitical Calculation That they may stage new events as their flagging system goes forward Can you finish with that and then your statement that you got cut off making about we've got good Congress people, but Well, we the glass table act will unite enough of members of Congress to Creative force which will be able to face up to the threat of the Obama administration If we stop succeed and pushing the glass table act through at least one house of the Congress we will then have crippled the Obama dictatorship and that will lead to the Elimination of him from the presidency under those conditions in American people Thinking they've got that nation back after all these years We'll be able to mobilize themselves as an organized force and take the measures needed to save our nation We can do it We need a sense of the courage and unity among enough of our people to unite Around the Congress around the right people in the Congress to as a force of government get our country back now If we don't do it, we're gonna lose it So now we've got to mobilize by the best political choice of a strategy But but do you agree with me sir that the stage terror attack is One of the dangerous cards up the sleeve because from everything I see Engaging the preparatory Brainwashing where they're saying terrorists are about to hit when they hit give your rights up where your protectors wars are good Police state is good. I see them prepping the mind the public mind. You know gal lighting Preparing the ground for new stage terror. Do you have any comments? It's actually correct the if we restore a sense of unity Among a majority of members of the US Congress. I guarantee you We can win this fight and win it in short on That's what we have to do But we're getting close to a point where it's it's gonna get I mean if things don't change in the next few months and I'm out there to organize this process. We need it I'm an old man I should be present but I'm too old even consider the job But I am prepared to commit myself fully to this objective as a lifelong objective Little Arosha, thank you so much for spending so much time with us. We're a very very thankful for your insight and your perspective Thank you


Hi everyone, Joe for jasby's casebreaks.com yay, we did it the last filler for Panini one pick your team one brand you release just shot today, so Got a we got a few things happening here There's three different dice rolls the first one is we're gonna give away spots within this prism pack break Then we'll do a second dice roll to do the prism back pack break And then the third and final dice roll will be given away 13 random number block spots and then coming up in the next video would be Would be the number blocks and then we'll have the break eventually so stick with us. We'll get there Oh, and there's the randomizer at the end here are the extra spots we need to give away so big Thanks everybody here for making this happen appreciate it So this is the first dice roll top five after Top five after six we'll get extra spots one two three four five and Sixth and final time Top five after six Steven Jeff Mark Dusty and Dusty there you go, so Little buy one get one situation right here So we'll put those little rooftops next to your name. So that'll indicate That'll indicate that you won that spot So now here comes the second dice roll We're gonna do the pack break itself So now we have 32 full spots all 32 teams are in second dice roll roll it randomize it Five and a four nine times one two three four five six seven Eight and ninth and final time random org running a little tiny bit sluggish today Five and a four nine times for the teams one two three four five six seven eight and Ninth and final time Yeah, I thought they were getting rid of that Rex, but they ended up keeping it Here's the first half of the list right here and here's the second half of the list right over there Let's sort by team Now remember this is 2019 so see even flat with the Arizona Cardinals KM maybe our IP Dwayne Haskins All right, uh about one two three four five six seven eight nine ten packs right here So what we're gonna do is we'll just generate a number. Let's go back to random org and Pack up front is one pack in the back is ten pack six. So right in the middle one two three four five six Next time I may just grab a random pack with so it could even be from a different box, but for now All from those boxes Thanks, everybody For making it happen. I don't remember if you've seen autographs out of these yet I don't think there's an auto in this pack, but let's see what we got. Sony, Michelle Weeding things off Together just a little bit And we got a war and sap silver The Curtis Martin green scope 1475 Dawson Knox and Daryl Henderson Dawson Knox for Aaron and the Bills and Curtis Martin For the Jets that's gonna be for Stephen K. All right, so nothing crazy in here But let's see who's gonna win those a random number block spot So let's gather everybody's names again from Stephen down to Dusty and everybody in between dice and list There's everybody right here and The top 13 will get number block spots So the first five as you saw in the description will be in the Cincinnati number block group The next three will be in the Bears number block right here in the lighter shade of gray and then The next five again will be in that that Dallas Random number block. All right, so let's roll it. Let's randomize it Six and a one seven times So top 13 after seven. Good luck one two three four five Six and once more seventh and final time After seven top 13 so from 14 on down already right there Dusty. Sorry close No cigar though, but I appreciate you giving this a shot. I appreciate everybody giving this a shot Top 13 though. You are in various number blocks for Panini one football One two three four five. So Dusty Barry Jeff Jeff and Jose You're in that Dallas number block next three in the Chicago number block That's Jeff Dusty and Stephen flat in the Chicago number block and then in the Cincinnati number block top five Stephen flat Jeff Mark Barry and Aaron So congrats to the top 13 right there 13 after seven All right, there you go. And of course we'll put those rooftop symbols next to your name So you know you won that and for mark you'll get a double rooftop You won an extra spot and that spot got you into the Cincinnati Bengals number block. So there you go So once again Aaron Barry Mark Jeff Stephen into the Cincinnati number block Stephen Dusty Jeff Chicago number block Dusty Barry Jeff Jeff Jose Dallas number block We'll see you for those random number block randomizers in the next video. Jasper's case breaks calm