It's a part of reference, we got the little timer on the center lectern to work. It will show you a green light when you can speak, yellow light when you have two minutes left and a red light that makes noise when your time is done. When that goes off and you're up speaking, be a courteous and stop speaking. Everyone please take your seat, Mr. Cook is going to begin.  Sit down, get out of the way. Sit down, O'Connor. Sit down, Gordon.  All right, Mr. Cook. Kevin Cook, precinct 16. I just want to point out that something to consider with regard to trying to not be stigmatizing and worrying about what's in your particular backyard is that if you draw a 500 foot circle around Arlington Catholic High School and Fidelity House, you're going to wipe out almost all of Arlington Center. And if you are going to consider anything other than the three villages that were mentioned, anything near the high school gets wiped out too. So I just wanted to point that out. It kind of significantly reduces the amount of places that are actually available for this. Okay, thank you. This woman right here, yeah. Molly Flickinger, precinct 14. I'm sorry, four. A few things. I'm glad that the town is considering this issue so carefully, and I understand that they feel the working group feels that they need to make a proposal. From what I understand about this issue, an RMD is not going to come into this town without a lot of attention and without a lot of opportunity for public input. I believe that community support is one of the qualification criteria for the state permitting process. It looks for the nonprofits who might be brave enough to try to attempt to open one in Arlington to have had some community support and do some relationship building. And if that isn't present, I don't believe a permit will be granted. My ideal solution would be to take a wait and see attitude, which we may or may not be able to based on the pressure from the state. I think it's very unlikely that we're going to see this become an issue any time soon. This is an experimental issue for the state. The state has very thorough regulations. It's taking it quite slowly. I'd like to see someone again who's brave enough to come together with a proposal and then let the community decide, because I believe we will have an opportunity to decide if it ever becomes a relevant issue. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Mr. Harrington. Sean. Sean Harrington, precinct 15. Just I talked to town council during the break. I just wanted to clarify that if we were to vote no, this wouldn't be in a residential zoning area if I'm correct. Mr. Heim. By the way, I want to apologize. Doug Heim, town council. I want to apologize if people couldn't hear me before. You said it. You said it. Oh, I hear it. Good night. Can we turn the volume up a little bit? The mic. Close it to the mic. I want to apologize if people couldn't hear me before. I'm trying to lean down a little bit here to get into the microphone. But with respect to the idea of whether or not not zoning it anywhere would necessarily mean that you couldn't zone it in a residential district. I have to say it's unlikely that it would be going to residential district. But I can't say with an absolute certainty that it wouldn't happen in the sense that our zoning, you'd have to basically be relying on all the other laws of the town to basically tell you whether or not you could place that type of business in that area. So I just want to make it clear that it is a somewhat nuanced point. All right. And the other question, I don't know if you'd be able to help me out with this. I saw that there's a 500 foot buffer zone by the state. If I'm correct. That's correct. Is it possible that after this town meeting as a hypothetical that we could increase or decrease that buffer zone? It's possible under the regulations that you could either increase or decrease the buffer zone. All right. So we could, so another hypothetical. So we could vote no on this if it spreads out to the town we could increase the buffer zone after that does. No, I think that it depends on your question. If your question is if we vote no, can we just increase the buffer zone? You have to have some sort of zoning regulation that would increase the buffer zone. That would be your avenue to do it. The other thing that I'd like to make sure is clear is that with respect to zoning regulations, part of the purpose of the regulation is to be flexible over time so that you're not just dealing with where a daycare center is at the very moment as time proceeds and you probably know this. I don't mean to suggest otherwise. Over time you would want to make sure that there's flexibility. That 500 foot buffer would, as currently under the current state of the law, that's in place. You could make it smaller or bigger, but it would change as those congregational areas change. All right. It would have been, thank you very much. Thank you. Looking at the screen, it was kind of hard to see the map that was given out. It would have been nice if we had been given a map to look at. But from what I saw, the main area is Arlington Center. As someone who works in Arlington Center, is there almost every day. Kids are there all the time. Whether it's out of school or during school, you have two schools there. I would have liked to see, and if we could have made this a lot broader under what Mr. Ruderman was saying, that make this a bigger zoning area. And because I didn't see that, because I don't think that we were properly, we weren't given enough tools to look at this because we weren't given a map. I'm going to have to vote no on this, simply for the fact that from what I'm seeing currently, it's in one area where currently it is huge concentration of kids. And I'm talking from personal experience, seeing this day by day by day. Thank you. Thank you very much. Mr. Schlickman, Mr. Jamison. Thank you, Mr. Moderator Gordon Jamison, precinct 12. First off, I want to thank the redevelopment board and the committee for their hard work. I know they've spent hours, endless hours in this issue, both last year and this year. And sometimes the body doesn't trust you or take your thoughts on face value. I apologize for the body, at least from my perspective. First off, I want to talk about a couple things that were, I think, suggested. One of the previous speakers, Mr. Moderator, suggested that specific addresses be determined. If I understand, if I understood that person's suggestion correctly, that would suggest we have specific addresses where things could be done and not other places. I believe spot zoning is illegal under mass general law. Next, an individual discussed the State of Colorado's program, which I think is not a medical marijuana program but a complete de-legalization of marijuana. We don't have that law in our state, it's only for medical uses. An overriding interest for the people who might wish to transit into Arlington, should one of these dispensaries be opened, was access. The spines of, I believe, Mass Avenue and perhaps Broadway, I forget the map, are all accessible, my vast transit, from both in town and from other towns surrounding us, so that people can get, you know, we are a spot on the MBTA map on Route 77, so we're sort of a central transit area that we can hopefully develop in a variety of different mechanisms, but not going off-subject. And also there was the concerns of our Public Safety Department into that regard. I would request, Mr. Moderator, we might hear a few words from our eminable Chief Ryan on this issue. Do you have a question of him? I would like to hear opinions on marijuana. No, I would like to have the committee commented that there was, the monitoring of the site would be best performed if it was in these districts and the rationale from Chief Ryan in that regard would be most appreciated in my regard. Chief, can you liken us on that? Versus in some back alley. Good evening, Frederick Ryan, Chief of Police. Good evening, Mr. Moderator. Good evening, sir. I think if history repeats itself, from what we've seen when Colorado was a medical marijuana state, you're correct, Mr. Jameson, it's now fully lawful, but it was medical marijuana only. California and a number of other states, we saw a lot of these doctor's notes going to people between the ages of 18 and 24 for conditions such as athlete's foot and other nonsense. And a lot of this marijuana was being diverted to unlawful use. So my concern when I met with the committee and my concern remains that this activity goes on in the retail areas where other business people can exercise peer pressure to maintain the quality of life in our wonderful community. And I think in order to do that, what we've proposed makes the most sense. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, sir. So I would urge a vote in favor and thank you for listening to my comments. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Mr. Fisher? Mr. Varaglou? Staff of Varaglou, precinct 10. I have a question. I didn't catch your name. I'm sorry. During your slide presentation, you spoke of the special permit subject to the EDR. And most of the criteria under the EDR were fairly self-explanatory. But number eight, special features. Can you explain what criteria are generally considered under special features? And if you foresee them being involved in this situation. Okay. Special features on my care, chairman of the ARB. That would be my care, chairman of the ARB. Special features would be with respect to, could be air conditioning, could be ventilation, antennas. So it's things like ventilation and that type of thing, which would quite possibly be important here. So more on infrastructure, essentially. Yeah, can be. Okay. And then I guess we've heard a lot of opinions and I certainly respect Chief Ryan's comments on diversion. The one person I know using medical marijuana is in their 70s. They are not in this state. They are suffering from chronic pain. They have had every treatment they can possibly get. They have had Botox to get in the entire area. They have had, so I'm speaking to the article. Okay. Okay. And so while I understand that there may be diversion, I do believe that there will be always marijuana available for anybody that really wants it legally or illegally. And I would support this person is in a state where it's not legal to have medical marijuana. And so for the first time in her 70s, she has had to start breaking the law. She has never, to my knowledge, ever broken the law before, at least not intentionally. And so I do hope we reflect what is it, the 60-something percent of Arlington that voted in support of this and ease the passage of this in and then monitor it like crazy, crack down, enforce, regulate the whole deal, but let it in smoothly. And I do support this motion. Thank you. Thank you, Sir. Peter, if you're a precinct two, more of a comment than a question. Those of you that were here back in 96 may remember that when Congress passed the Federal Telecommunications Act to allow cell phone companies to build out their networks, a lot of communities didn't want towers or antennas. And they made their zoning so restrictive that the companies couldn't locate. And the courts came in and said, well, your zoning's so restrictive that these companies can't locate, so they don't have to pay any attention to zoning regulations. They can put those antennas anywhere they want. So my concern is, if we vote no to this, is that in fact that could happen to communities in Massachusetts, that if you don't have zoning for these dispensaries, then the court may rule, you know what? That dispensary can go anywhere it wants to. So please vote for this. I don't want dispensaries in Arlington either, but better they be, we know where they are than where they may be. Thanks. Thank you, Sir. Mr. Wagner. Thank you, Carl Wagner, precinct 11. I move the question and all associated matters. Okay. We have a motion to terminate debate on all associated matters under the article. It requires a two-thirds vote. Let's test our clickers out. Mr. Flynn. Mr. Flynn, are you ready? Yeah, I'm not ready. I'm asking him if he's ready. Okay. Ready? Vote. Motion to terminate debate requires two-thirds vote. On the votes cast. Not in the two-fifty-two and the votes that have clicked. So time's up. Let's see what we have. We have 157 to terminate debate, 49. That is a two-thirds vote. And it's passed over here behind my chair. We haven't figured out how to make that feel better. So the debate is terminated. So we have before us a recommended vote. Hey, our first vote went successfully. Congratulations, Mr. Helmuth. We have before us a recommended vote of the armed through redevelopment board as printed in your report. Again, we're going to take, excuse me, that's going to reset when we get ready. I don't have to do anything. It's them. They do all of this behind the scene. We don't have to do anything about re-setting. That's Mr. Lynch's, Mr. Flynn's job. Just change your name to Lynch, will you? Okay. Repeat. All right. So voting clock is now open. Huh? We're voting on the article. If you want it, vote yes. If you don't want it, vote no. You have five seconds. And stop. Let's see our returns. It is a two-third vote. But what I want to do is go through the screen so we can see it. So can we show us the screens? It does pass 160 to 49. That is a two-third vote. So look at your precincts and look at your names. You can look over here. So this is what's going to be on the website tomorrow. These screens. We can also see who's not here. Okay. Okay. So the article carries. Motion passes and I so declare it. That brings us to article seven. We have a recommended vote of the zoning. By-law comprehensive permit application. Does anyone have a substitute motion? Seeing none. All in favor of no action, please say yes. All opposed. It's unanimous vote for no action. I so declare it. That brings us to article eight. We have zoning by-law amendment regulations of outside lighting dark skies by-law. We have a recommended vote of the ARB. Selectment? Oh, we're onto the selectment already? Oh, that's right. Okay. Mr. Chairman. Yes, sir. Okay. Then we go back to you. Is one of you guys going to get up and talk about this? No, no, not you. I got Paul. I got Mr. Bear. Thank you, Mr. Verne. Thank you, Mr. moderator. Steve Byrne, chairman of the Board of Selectment. And as a board, we voted to support this article. It's really an incremental change to our current dark skies by-law. And it was the changes will protect our current dark skies by-law. And the changes will protect those residents who are neighbors to commercial and industrial property to make sure there are no that their neighbors' lights aren't a nuisance to them by shunning onto their property. It will be enforced on a, you know, you have to call in to the town to have it enforced. But I think it's a great opportunity to make this policy more equitable for all town residents. And I hope you all join us in supporting it. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Bear. Thank you, Mr. moderator. Paul Bear, precinct 13. I stand to propose a small amendment to this in section 2 part a, replacing the words adjacent or abutting residential property and the reason I propose this is to handle the situation where the light from some commercial establishment shines not just on the adjacent property, but maybe two properties away and maybe the intervening property is a commercial property. So as it's worded as I read it, the person two properties away would not have standing to make a complaint about the bright but with this change I think they would be able to make such a complaint. Thank you. Okay, we have Mr. Bear's amendment. Do you all have it? That would have been on your seats today. I saw him put it down. Okay, Mr. Schlickman, you're next. Paul Schlickman, precinct 9 and proponent to this article. First, I'd like to say I very appreciative to Mr. Bear for an amendment which strengthens it and I urge your support on that. Next slide, please. What we're looking to do here is to adjust the current by-law. It's not a very major change, but it fixes a couple of things. Next slide, please. Currently the regulation only exists to regulate lights that are on residential properties not lights that shine on two residential properties. Next slide, please. And the by-law basically as it's currently stated use of residential outdoor lighting in all residential neighborhoods. The problem of the current by-law which isn't printed in your handout is that it limits the by-law to lights that are in residential properties. Next slide. So this light which impacts residential properties is not covered under the existing by-law because it is not on a residential property. Now under the current by-law if you put 100 watt light bulb on your house and it shines into your neighbor's bedroom you can call up and have a complaint but if somebody puts 940 watts of spotlight high pressure sodium vapor next to your house and it's not on a residential property it's not covered by the by-law. Next. And you can see this particular light has a significant impact on many residential properties. This by-law is not about the quality of street lights in town, it's about the brightness of the street lights, it's nothing to do with that but it's the quality of certain lights which certainly can impact the town. Next slide. It's about fixing things that make it harder to see in a less desirable place when you live. In that this light shining in your eyes is the equivalent of a car driving at you with bright lights or hitting sun glare. Next slide. And of course the light trespass is an issue when it comes on to residential properties when it's not desired and all we're trying to do is slip the by-law a little so that it applies to situations such as this. Next slide. And you can see that the change in the by-law is minimal so that what you're doing is removing residential from the source of light and next slide. And pointing the light to the residential areas. Next slide. Adding and you'll see this in the text of the by-law you are adding some restrictions on the by-law so that there are exemptions that aren't currently needed because the light source is now on to residential properties. Next slide. Enforcement does not change next slide. And the fines and fees schedule doesn't change so it's not a major change in the by-law but what it is doing is changing the orientation of the law from lights on residential property to basically lights shining on to residential property which is an important fix. Next slide. The Board of Selectment of Endorses and I urge you to do so as well. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Hainer. Thank you Mr. Moderator. Bill Hainer, precinct 2. I would ask through the Chair Town Council the term nearby as being vague and how it would be enforced interpreted. Town Council. Dugheim Town Council. I think that there's it has to be recognized that the term nearby when you say nearby it's not as crisp as an adjacent or budding property that may have been part of the rationale for the initial by-law. However I think it would basically be left into the discretion of the enforcing officer in this case our zoning officer to determine our building inspector to determine what is reasonably nearby or not nearby. Thank you. Mr. Hainer. I would suggest that the consistency of interpreting nearby and how that would be done. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Mr. Cacovaro. How would this affect our parks like summer street, and we have these houses across the street and around them? Mr. Burns going to address that. They are exempt from this by-law and the laws will stay the same for those fields. Thank you. Thank you. Sir, right back there. Second row from the end. Two chairs in. Yep. You. I forget your name. I'm sorry. Oh, Elsie, I got you up there. Christian Klein. Mr. Klein. That's it. Christian Klein, Precinct 10. I serve on the Board of Directors for the Friends of Robins Farm Park. We host lots of events throughout the summer that involve lighting in public places. A question that I had submitted to the Board of Selectmen before they had initially discussed this article was a question on Part B4 which is an exemption for lighting during special events such as Ferris concerts, celebrations sponsored by the Town of Arlington, or approved by the Board of Selectmen. And the question is where events that occur on property and recreation department are not approved by the Board of Selectmen, but rather by the Park and Recreation Commission is this an issue? Council. Mr. Smith. Steven Byrne, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen. Thank you, Mr. Klein. I don't see that being an issue. I don't think that how this is currently written because as it says such Ferris concerts or celebrations that we can still take care of that. Okay. Thank you. Mr. Carmen, did you wish to speak? Trembling? At Trembling, Princy 19. I note that once again government has has exempted themselves from another regulation that they're trying to instill on the rest of us. But Mr. Moderator, I have a question for the proponents of this article. Give us your question. I'd like to know if the proponents have gone and approached the offending business owners that control this light to see if they would try to do something about the way the light shines. Was there a particular light, Mr. Schlickman, that bothered you and did you approach the owner of that light? Paul Schlickman, Princy 9. I live on the eighth floor of a condo building two blocks from the light in the presentation. I do not need a light, I do not need a light in my bedroom. So I referred it to the building inspector under the present by-law and nothing can be done about it because it doesn't qualify. And I'm not sure who owns the thing. So, the answer. Thank you, Mr. Moderator, I guess I'll make a comment. In general, I tend not to like things like this because if you'll remember the original lighting ordinance that we had was based on a neighborhood fight. And I don't think good legislation is made out of neighborhood fights. And I understand Mr. Schlickman's concern and so I am sensitive to that. However, we regulate ourselves on everything we do and my personal preference would be just to go talk to somebody rather than make a law out of it. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Mr. Harrington, Sean. Sean Harrington, producing 15 motion to move the question and all matters before it. We have a motion to terminate debate on all that matters before the article. Mr. Flynn, you ready? We're going to vote by clicker. Okay, voting. This motion terminates debate. It's a two-third vote. Yeah, it's on 20 seconds, right? Aren't it just in clearing? That'll clear when I tell the voting thing just like on your clicker. It's going to all clear and become empty. Ready? Vote. Look at that, it cleared. All right, now's your time to vote. Motion to terminate debate carries by two-thirds. I'll vote now. Okay, voting window is closed. 159 to 49 debate is terminated. That brings us to the recommended vote of the Board of Selection and Mr. Baer's amendment. So, hey, quiet. I'm talking. People have to hear me, not you. We're going to first vote on Mr. Baer's amendment. He wants to replace words in the next to the last line of Section A, adjacent or budding residential properties with the words nearby residential properties. After we vote on Mr. Baer's amendment, we'll vote on the regular proposed article of the Board of Selection as it is or is not amended. So, Flynn. Ready? Okay. Mr. Baer's amendment. Whether or not we're going to amend the main motion. So, go ahead and vote. This just has to carry by a majority vote. Five seconds. Voting is closed. 145 in the affirmative. 63, the motion is amended. Yes, sir. I could hear. I have good hearing. Can you go see one of the voting staff members in the back? Even if it did or didn't, it still carries. So, it's 145 to 63. The article is amended. Now we're going to vote on the regular article as amended. Yes, sir. Can you give me a, what how many votes did you receive? 208. And what's 145? 63. 208 the last time I counted. And you got 208 votes? Okay. Mr. Furrier cleared up. Okay. So, now we're going to vote on the main article. Madam. Sure. Is it have to do with voting or the article? Too late. They terminated debate, Mrs. Furrier. It was on the article and all matters before it. They terminated debate. I'm sorry. Yeah. Okay. We're going to vote on the regular article as amended. Okay. Mr. Flynn. Okay. Go. Vote. This is a vote. It's not a zoning by-law. It's a regular by-law. So, it's by a majority vote. The computer may be programmed or on to think it's a two-thirds vote because we thought it was zoning, but it's not. It's a regular majority vote. Okay. Okay. Time's up. 211 people have voted. And we have 159 in the affirmative. 52 in the negative. The vote carries. 159. It's an affirmative vote and I so declare that closes article eight. That brings us to article nine. Zoning by-law amendment restaurant outdoor seating recommended vote of no action. Do we have a substitute motion? Seeing none. All in favor of no action please say yes. All in favor say no. If you vote of no action that clears on article nine. That brings us to article ten. Home rule legislation cemetery commission. We have a recommended vote of no action. Mr. Harrington. I'll want to have to recognize you. Mr. Harrington has raised his hand so I've recognized him. He can now take the floor. Stephen Harrington, precinct 13. I would like to ask your favor to postpone to time certain until next Monday. Article ten. It's rather complicated. You only got the substitute motion tonight. You'll see it's two pages long. And what I'm asking is a courtesy to your fellow town meeting members. Do they have a chance to actually read it and understand it? And I think that, you know, if I had put together one I would have put 12 before ten anyhow. So if you would make, I'm making a motion to postpone to time certain. Article ten. Okay, we have a motion to postpone. Motion to postpone. Let's get our handy sheet. They are debatable and we have Mr. Mar who wants to debate it. Mr. Mar, did you have your hand up to debate postponement? Okay, well. Well, we take, no, that's that's debate, sir. We have a motion to postpone. No one else wants to debate. It's a motion to postpone. Please say yes. Opposed? The chair is unclear. We're going to use our clickers. Mr. Flynn.  Give me a chance. I'm not going to press the 20 seconds until he says he's ready. Okay, this is a motion to postpone. It's a majority vote. Three seconds. Okay, time's up. 145 in the affirmative. 147 in the affirmative. Okay, until next Monday, the fifth. Okay, it is postponed to Monday the fifth. Okay, that brings us to article 11. Bylaw amendment town meeting electronic voting. We have an issue with the way we count our votes and have to display them. We discovered a major faux pas and we want to fix it. Is the is the Byron wants to address this? Yes. Thank you, Mr. moderator. Steve Byron, chairman of the board of selectmen. The board voted unanimously to support this article. It's really just a a simple or not a simple, but it's an adjustment to our vote from last year's warrant. So it will ensure that a close vote now means the same on all votes taken. So for a two thirds simple majority, et cetera, whereas in under the prior language, there was some variants. So I hope that you will join us in voting for this article. Thank you. Mr. Oster. Thank you, Mr. moderator. Adam Oster, priest electronic voting study committee. The the language of the vote is in the selections report. There's also a representation of the effect of the vote in the report of the committee with crossed out and new material in italics. It's come to my attention tonight that there is what I assume is an error in the selection. The selections motion refers to the last sentence of the section of the article of title one. It should refer to the last sentence of the first paragraph of the section of the article of title one. Otherwise, we're replacing the wrong sentence. So I hope that is a change that can be made, Mr. Oster. Yes, that can be made. That's been straight of what you want to pencil in. So right before in the selections motion, right before it says title one, it should say the first paragraph of. So it will be the first paragraph of. And with that change the representation in our report will be the same as the result of adopting the selections motion. Okay. Go ahead and tell us what this is going to do for us. The this is the provision in the bylaw that says when the votes really close, we will automatically treat it as if it were a roll call. We'll show the individual votes the way that we've seen earlier before. So what we want to do is to guard against error or even fraud. You're there not just to verify that your vote is reported correctly, but also that your neighbors' votes are reported correctly. If you see someone's vote who you don't think is there, please rise and say something. If someone rises and asks if you are really there, please rise. This isn't going to happen very often. But what we're changing is the definition of what a close vote is. What we're after is really the six votes that are clustered around the very closest votes. If it was a hundred votes 50-50 or 49-51 would be the two closest possible votes that you could get. So that's the definition that we're proposing. The definition that we've got what's wrong with it is that it tries to achieve the same result, but the definition is flawed. So starting with that and within two of that you get a spread of the six closest possible votes. That's the definition that the result of the definition is flawed. It tries to achieve the result by subtracting the yays from the nays and seeing whether or not it's close. Works great with a simple majority, does not work with a two-thirds majority. To use that example again, if you had a hundred legal votes the close vote would be around 67-33 or 66-34 those would be close, but the bylaw says that doesn't count if the vote's 50-50 you'd have to go through this exercise, which would be pointless because the vote isn't close at all. So that's the purpose of this change. We're not trying to change any policy. We're trying to perfect an error. And I'd be happy to take that into account. I hope that explanation has been clear enough and that the report of the committee has been clear enough and if you agree that you'll support the change. Thank you. Mr. Jamison. Mr. O'Connor. James O'Connor, precinct 19, your assistant moderator. And I ask the question, Mr. Moderator, the report of the town meeting, electronic voting committee, it was not received, but there's not a recommended vote in it, so it doesn't have to be received. It could just be submitted. Okay. Just a question. The town meeting procedures committee did not meet on this issue, but I as a member of that fully support the article. Thank you. Does anybody have any questions on this article? Oh, sir. I'm sorry. I'm not sure what you're saying, but I did notice on one of the votes when we did a display that in precinct 21 there was a vacancy that voted yes. So I was a little puzzled by that. That vacancy was elected tonight by the other precinct members. So that clicker is still registered vacant, but Mr. Jan. Paul Beer, precinct13. Thank you, mr. moderator, pardon my mathematical exactitude here, but it seems to me that if you have the situation where let's say 150 people were voting and it was a two thirds required, so That means you need 100 votes to be the smallest number needed to prevail. If the actual number of prevailing votes, well, I guess that's the actual number of Would you prevail? You need 101 to prevail if there's 151 people voting. We're just trying to beat the spread here. Yeah, I know. I'm just not sure that this mathematically says that, but I can't come up with the full thing out of the top of my head. The way the old bylaw was written, if it was more than six apart, we had to show it. And if it was 101 to 50, well, that's more than six apart, so we didn't have to show it, but it really only carried by one. So what we've done is we put a spread in. If the difference between what needs to win and what is more than three votes, we've just kind of calculated it differently. And that's all we're really trying to do is make it so we're not showing it when it's 50 votes apart and we don't have to because it's lost. So we're trying to refine the display. Mr. Schlickman. One last question on ambiguity, and I know this sounds a little silly, but I was wondering about this. On the last vote we displayed, Robert Tozzi voted yes and Robert Tozzi voted no. Can we differentiate the Tozzi's on the list? Oh, I guess we should. One should be junior, huh? Now senior's probably not legally senior. So, Eric, you take care of that over the week, over the few days with OTI. Thank you. All right. Anyone else want to debate this article? Seeing none. We have, of course, a recommended vote of the Board of Selection as administratively amended by Mr. Oster. So it reads that, the first paragraph of our Title I Article I, et cetera, et cetera. Let's use our clickers on the clicker vote. Seconds. Nope. This isn't the two-third vote. So, simple majority. Ready? Okay. Let's vote. That looks like 104 people have voted. Five seconds. One, and, and. 208 to one. And two abstains. Excellent. You know it works. It is a majority vote and I so declare it. So that is Article 11. Thank you very much for helping us clarify that. That's 20 of. No way. That brings us to Article 12. Bylaw amendment moan pleasant cemetery parking restrictions. Recommend a vote of no action. Mr. Harrington's rising with a Mr. Harrington. You have the floor. Stephen Harrington precinct 13. I'm not going to move to postpone this one. So tonight we're going to talk about restrictions in Mount Pleasant Cemetery and parking. You make that a little larger. So I always like to ask myself three questions. You know, what's the problem? Why do we care? And what can we do about it? And in this case, the problem is that there's vehicles, out-of-state workers, construction vehicles, public employees, all sorts of people are parking in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. And really, I can cut to the chase and get through this in three words. This isn't a temporary situation. This is creating a great amount of damage and it's very disrespectful to the living. So with that said, let me show you why I believe that. Why do we care about this? Well, you know, long term it's created extensive damage in the cemetery that we're going to have to pay for. It's also difficult for residents to pay respects to the dead. They want to go in and visit the cemetery without having all sorts of vehicles parked in the way. And we also should care because it really does violate the state of science. Right now, there is no by-law that restricts parking in the cemetery. There might be a sign, but the police have no way to enforce it because there's no by-law. Alls I'm asking for is a by-law to give a tool so that we can enforce this stated regulation. So that's what we can do. We can make a by-law. It's very simple. So let me go to the next. First of all, it's not temporary. These are the official records from the Cemetery Commission. Back in 2007, they talked about parking in the cemetery being a long-standing problem. In 2008, they were talking about the cars were parking on graves. In 2010, sorry, in 2010, 2011, parking is still a problem. They talked about parking being a problem in the cemetery since 2007 and it's a long-standing problem. This is not a temporary problem. This has been a problem that's been ongoing for at least seven years and it looks like there's no end in sight. So I want to show you some photographic evidence. This is from the town's GIS system. It's not very easy to see here. But this is Sachemav from our GIS system looking down. It's from the 2008 image overlay. So this is an image that was taken before 2008. And you can count 19 cars and this is not a funeral procession. There's no grave open. There's no mourners. This is 19 cars parked on Sachemav before 2008. This is 2010. This is the first picture I ever took of Sachemav. This is during the winter. There's no construction going on. You can count eight or nine cars here that are parked in the cemetery. This is 2011. This person was a resident of the QSAC building, the elderly housing behind the police station. They parked there 24 hours a day, seven days a week for over a year. Now why did I care? Because this is the site of my family's grave site. My mom, my dad, two aunts, two cousins are buried in four grave sites along this area. And those cars that had been parked in there had been actually driving over those graves. And they had driven over them so much that the road surface was completely compromised. And you'll see soon throughout the whole cemetery the road surface is a bit compromised.  And you can see in this picture that in July of 2011 we were going to intern my brother who had died suddenly. And his remains were going to be placed there. You can see the small pile of dirt. So we had 100 family members go into the cemetery and have to cross through a ditch dressed in church clothes. I mean, it was extremely disrespectful. But this isn't about me. This isn't about my parents. This is about everyone who's buried in the cemetery. And you know something? One thing that's certain, we're all going to die. And when we die, we're not going to care where we're buried. But the people we leave behind will care. This is a car that's been there. It was there today. It has an enhanced license plates. This is a series of photos from May and then December of 2013, just last year. I have 500 photos. I didn't pick a very good sample. I didn't pick representative. But I picked some that I wanted to make a couple points. The construction last year on Mystic Street ended November 24. The two bottom photos are actually from December of 2013. So there was no construction going on on Mystic Street. They were gone. The top photo is from May. And when you see it in May, it's the same three cars that are there. 43 cars. The next day another 30 cars. Construction vehicles. Winchester Police parked two wheels well up on the grass. Night time, 8 o'clock at night. Here's 91 Mystic Street. They do not have any parking at 91 Mystic Street. That commercial building has been using the cemetery to park its cars in for the past 10 years. That car there uses a cemetery as its private parking lot. It has Vermont plates on it. You can see that it's actually backed up. That road that looks like a driveway into 91 Mystic Street, the small brick building, isn't a road. It's actually part of the cemetery. This is the municipal parking lot. Friday, noon time, it's empty. If you see the top photo, we'll show Mystic Street packed with cars. And the one on the left is Sacha Mav, full of cars. The bottom one, again it's hard to see, there is so much parking that is within 500 feet of the community safety building that there's no need to be parking in the cemetery. Within 500 feet, we have over a thousand spots of parking. There's parking all along Summer Street that's not restricted. There's no need. Guess where this is? St. Paul's Cemetery. Looks really nice, doesn't it? It's in Ellington. This is Ellington, Mount Pleasant. Not so nice. Guess which one? St. Paul's. Ellington, Mount Pleasant. So thank you very much, I hope you vote for us. Not the English Parliament, no clapping. Mr. Berkowitz. I see you, Sean. Adam. Mr. Berkowitz, did you have a hand up? Oh, the guy next to you then. Someone back there did it. Yeah, all right. Janice, okay. Sean. Harrington. Adam Chapterling. Thank you, Mr. Moderator. Adam Chapterling, Town Manager. Just a few points. Myself and the article proponent and some of the other members of the town staff department had been discussing this issue for some time. And I know, again, the article proponent has discussed this issue even before my tenure as town manager with the Board of Selectmen that resulted in the placement of some of the stones you saw adjacent to St. Jamab where some of the cars were parked to protect cars from cars that might park there for any use from parking on the grass. This is obviously an incredibly challenging issue for us. But by choice, no one would want to be parking for any use other than a cemetery use in the cemetery. But it's a challenge of density. And the Mystic Street area in that area where the community safety building has had a great deal of construction for really more than the past several years, both construction at the community safety building as well as national grid construction and some water work on Mystic Street. And the national grid construction is ongoing now.  So I'll read to you from a communication I recently had with the article proponent leading up to tonight's discussion. Speaking about parking on St. Jamab and I said, we appreciate this concern as well in regards to some other concerns that were raised. As has always been the case, we continually work to minimize the amount of town related parking that occurs on St. Jamab. National grid work on Mystic Street continues and correspondingly this dramatically limits the amount of curbside space available. Chief Jefferson remains concerned that his crews need quick and unimpeded access to fire apparatus if conducting training at the community safety building. Parking on St. Jamab never has been and never will be a first resort. But until construction on Mystic Street is complete, it may occur from time to time. Now I don't enjoy saying that. I didn't enjoy typing it and sending it to Mr. Harrington. But it is a result again of the density of the area and the high level of construction that's been happening the past couple of years. I also just want to address a few of the other points that were raised in regards to the road condition in general in the cemetery as well as the curbsides or the site where the grass meets the asphalt. So in the capital plan last year was $400,000 for water system improvements in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery. So that work is undergoing, is underway right now. And then in the budget that you'll vote on, the capital budget you'll vote on this year, there is a proposed $230,000 for roadway upgrades or roadway replacement throughout the entire cemetery. So there is a planned investment in upgrading all of those roadways. And as part of that roadway improvement we'll be considering the placement of berms along the roadways where appropriate. So an asphalt berm that would take the shape of a curb to protect people parking again for any use from going up in the grass. And also as part of that roadway reconstruction we'll do improvements to the grass to improve those conditions that have been described. And this again has been part of an ongoing conversation that I've had with DPW director Mr. Harrington and others involved. So happy to answer any questions about my statements but that's what I wanted to offer. Thank you. Thank you. Ms. Weaver. Janice Weaver, precinct 21. I just, I am a proponent of this article along with Mr. Harrington but I was just wondering having four plots down at Mount Pleasant one waiting for me. I do go down there and sit in my car and read sometimes I find it very relaxing and I walk around there and I was just wondering and I do agree with you but some of the areas are completely a mess and it shouldn't be like that at all but I was just wondering if there'd be a repercussion on people that would do that in rather than. Chief Ryan, how would you, how would you handle that people visiting the cemetery short term basis just to visit or to read? Frederick Ryan, chief of police. I don't know Mr. moderator. Mr. Harrington never approached me on this issue. I've never discussed parking with Mr. Harrington on SageMav and he's never asked my opinion on it so I don't know the answer. Okay. Thank you. So, okay. Mr. Derocha. Michelle Derocha, precinct 19. Listening to the presentation I found that I'm certainly sympathetic to some of the issues that were raised but the wording of the substitute motion is very restrictive stating cemetery business. As an associate member of the conservation commission, I go to the cemetery every year for a cleanup of Meadowbrook Park, sometimes twice a year as do many other members of the community to care for an adjacent area of natural beauty that I believe complements the goals of people visiting the cemetery. So, I would like to see if this is past some limitation on its sweep. There are, I think, some other legitimate uses of parking in the cemetery for reasons that are sympathetic to visitors of the cemetery. Thank you. Mr. Kaplan, did you have a hand up? Bill? Bill Kaplan, precinct six. I'm not sure. It may not be a perfect amendment but I do think it's a real problem and I think there's a danger of minimizing the complaints of certain residents. Not everyone is the most popular person in town but they still have loved ones that they want to visit at the cemetery and other people have loved ones there and I think that treating people with a certain level of respect is probably a good thing and I'm not sure that that's been happening so far so I'm going to be voting for this. Thank you, sir, Mr. Jamison. Thank you, Mr. Moderator Gordon Jamison, precinct 12. I want to get clarification on one thing and then I want to ask two questions, maybe more. Mr. Harrington on the proponent suggested that there is no ability to enforce any parking restrictions in the cemetery as our bylaws, our state law now provide. Is that correct? Maybe the town council can confirm or refute that. Can you answer that question, Torse? Doug Heim, town council. My understanding is that currently there are signs that say that you're not supposed to be parking in the cemetery. I believe that's correct and undisputed. So it's really a question of enforcement of this issue. I don't know that the bylaw, I'm sorry, that this placing in the bylaw will change that other than to say that it's now also a part of our bylaws that you cannot park there, but currently under the signage that's posted there, you're not supposed to park there and I believe that's a cemetery commission decision as well as well. So if so directed by the chief of police, the parking enforcement officer could ticket those cars? There's not a mechanism to ticket them. Mr. Harrington's motion has created a specific mechanism for financial penalty, but that has to, that does have to be authorized by the town bylaws. So I'm confused and I'm glad I asked the question. So there is no parking signs and there is, but there is no enforcement mechanism. I'm not saying that. I'm saying that Mr. Harrington is imposed a fine base scheme, but there are lots of areas in town, schools and other things like that that have a specific fine associated with parking there, but it doesn't mean that you can park there. The vehicles might be subject to towing if they were parking in the cemetery against the signage and regulations, for example. So if I park in an area of town outside of the cemetery and it says no parking, what are the current things that could be done to me? I think that's kind of a broad question in terms of if you're well, I think it's applicable because it sounds like those are the things that are going to apply in the cemetery. I want to make sure I understand if you're parking in some other area of the town that doesn't have a specific town bylaw that's town property that says you can't park there. Yeah. The top of the top of the hill at Park Avenue. Parking in a no parking zone. You're going to get towed or a ticket. Yeah.  But on the inside of Park Circle, there is no parking. Sure. Under traffic rule. There are parks there. What are the current revenues? You guys are having a colic. We ask a question. So for example, under traffic rules in order 7a, any violation of rules and regulations can result in towing. If somebody reports that something's parked in a no parking area where it shouldn't be. As an example. Okay. Thank you. That's very helpful. Thank you. So I am sympathetic to Mr. Harrington's concerns. Echoing Mr. Trembly's comments earlier, I don't know if this is something we need to legislate. I have a question for the whoever does traffic, which I think is the board of Selectman or through the town manager. Just ask a question and I decide who gets the answer. Okay. I'm trying to figure out how to ask the question. So that's why I was rambling. I'm sorry, Mr. moderator. Okay. Is it possible to change the signage there so that it has an hour limit versus just a no parking sign. So we would be able to have people visit right now.  Correct? No. Okay. Chapter lane is the Selectman is the board of parking commissioners. Can they go ahead and change a sign like that? Or change it to cemetery business only or something. Adam chapterling town manager. So the current signs say no parking cemetery business only as authorized by the cemetery commission. The inferences or all this along this. I believe in various points in Sage Avenue. Okay. So, so then the next question is why are we not enforcing that? I guess that's the root of Mr. Harrington's question.  So I think, I think Mr. Harrington laid out some of it in what he provided from the discussions at the cemetery commission. The cemetery commission has very much acknowledged the problem, but has worked with both the police and fire departments and coming to an accommodation during the construction periods. Okay. And my last question for the town manager, I believe is so if this is a known problem and there are contractors, why don't we make the contracts? Contractors like to park right next, they'll park on your anything to be close so they don't have to walk. And I'm, I'm, that's a personal opinion, but it's based upon observation. They'll park on your mothers and grandmothers grave if it gets them closer to the work site. And they do. Wait a second. Is there a question in that? So the question is, is there a way to have the contracting process for the town when there are places close to the cemetery, require them to park in the central parking and the town could provide them with that parking in the central, in the central lot that Mr. Harrington noted. So. And that could be for all the other people that park there. So, so if I may clarify your question in the request for proposal to the contractor, you want to put, you can't park on Sage Mav, you got to park up in, in, in Russell field. Can we do that, Mr. chapter lane? So I think there's, I think there's a, I'm sorry that I can't say yes or no to this. I think there's a misunderstanding of the issue. Most of the con, most of the work that has created no parking on, on Mystic Street has been national grid work. The work that's going on in the building has also created some no parking. And while I can't say that contractors may have not been on Sage Mav Avenue, they were for a long time taking up parking on Mystic Street, which then is what created some of these parking issues on Sage Mav. They, they were very close to their work side being the community safety building. Yeah. Then they parked their car all day there and, and do the work. I understand that, but they, they could have been put somewhere else and walk to the site. You got 10 seconds. Okay. Um, I don't know what I'm going to do with this one. Thanks. Thank you. Okay. We got a motion to adjourn. Second wave. Second, we're going to vote with the clicker to adjourn. We're going to see who's still here, but first we have any motions for reconsiderations on any of the articles we've heard tonight. No articles for reconsideration. All right. All in favor of adjourning. Mr. Flynn, are we ready? Stop that noise. Okay. This is how we're going to tell if you're still here. We got a green card. So let's vote to adjourn. All in favor. Please press one. All opposed. Please press two. Times up. Motion to adjourn. 164. In a favor. 38. The motion does carry. We will continue on Monday. We'll pick up the list exactly where we left off. So formulate your questions so that we have some nice, concise debate.


It was a day full of fun and sun and under on the beach of the new South Shore Park and they had their grand opening today here in Bemidji. Haiti Clotter shows us how the best way to celebrate is with a beach party. It was about 80 degrees outside and the weather was just right for the grand opening of South Shore Park in Bemidji with the ribbon cutting ceremony. The park restoration has been years in the making and construction began in August 2015. We have some historic signage on the building kind of representing all the people that have flowed through this area and have had an impact. Starting with things like the glaciers, the railroad, the jibway culture. Megan Sabios was at the celebration with her children and remembers what South Shore Park looked like before the restoration. We came here a few years ago before they redid the beach and it was not very nice and so today it looks wonderful and I think we'll definitely come back. The park is now just hopping right now on a Friday afternoon and I can't wait to see how busy this is going to be this summer. The park was completed in two phases starting off with the lakebed restoration which cost about $1.4 million and took a few years. The second was the park project which cost about $600,000 and was funded through the city and was done in about a year. The park was completed in two phases starting off with the lakebed restoration which cost about $600,000 and was funded through the city and was done in about a year. Guests will have plenty to do such as a bike ride, go for a swim or rent out this facility for events. There's just a lot of potential for great activity to be outside exercising and enjoying our natural resource, Lake Bemidji. The goal was to make a place for people to recreate. You can say mission accomplished in Bemidji, Haiti quarter, Lakeland


QuickBooks Online 2022. Purchase order adding new items. Get ready because it's go time with QuickBooks Online 2022. Here we are in our gig-grade guitars practice file. We set up with a 30-day free trial holding down control, scrolling up just a bit to get to that one to five percent currently in the home page otherwise known as the get things done page and the business view as compared to the accounting view. If you wanted to change to the accounting view it's something you can do by going to the cog up top and then the switch to accounting view down below. We will be toggling back and forth between the two views either by going here or jumping on over to with a sample company file which is currently in the accounting view. Gonna close this back up. We're gonna be entering purchase orders so there's no impact on the financial statements. We can go to the plus button here to do so. We're in the vendor area we're imagining in our get great guitars story here that we're ordering guitars and when we order the guitars we're not actually paying for the point in time at that point in time of ordering them and we don't receive the inventory clearly it's just a request something we want to track but something that will not have a financial impact on the financial statements. So let's go down to the purchase order we're gonna open one up we're gonna add a new vendor which is going to be called Fender the new vendor that we're gonna add we're also gonna add a customer imagining someone came into the store they said hey well I want this Fender guitar and we're like well we don't have Fender yet we haven't been doing business with that particular vendor called Fender so we'll do an order for you here we'll apply it out to you as the customer will track it and when we get it then we will we will process the invoice so this is the order to the new vendor which is called Fender Fender Fender so I'm gonna add it as we go to hitting tap to do so and we'll have the add item here so it's gonna be Fender the new vendor see how it rhymes there I like to say it like that Fender Fender the new vendor anyways we're going through this I'm gonna say this happened on O2 O2 O2 O2 O2 O2 O2 2000 double deuce and then we're gonna go down to the items down below we're gonna have to add a new item because this is an inventory item and we've never purchased a Fender guitar yet that we're gonna resell I'm just gonna call it an SQ which is gonna be short for the squire is that what it is that we're gonna have here so let's go ahead and add an inventory item adding the inventory item and we're gonna scroll down here we're gonna call it we're gonna say this is a squire let's put that in before I forget I'm gonna call it a squire I think it's that's how you spell it I hope if not you know it is it's that's what we're gonna do this time and then the the initial quantity on hand is gonna be zero because we haven't purchased any at this point yet and then the as of date could just be as of today I'll just put you know as of the date we're purchasing it and then with the inventory accounts we have the inventory asset which is gonna increase when we purchase the squire the price that we're going to be purchasing or selling for the what we're gonna sell it for is 244 we're gonna say it's gonna go to the sales of product income account on the income statement when we put when we make an invoice or a sales receipt we're gonna take that squire and put that down here in the description here as well the cost is gonna be 168 168 cost of goods sold is gonna be the expense account and the preferred vendor we can go ahead and just say it's gonna be fender the new vendor is also the preferred vendor fender that is let's go ahead and save it and close it and there we have it so we've got that populated looks good so that's good let's put the date let's make the date up to the ninth here I'm gonna change the date up to the ninth instead of the 22 double deuce 22 29 22 and then let's say that we sold how many of these are we going to sell or we're gonna purchase 20 of them let's say we're gonna purchase 20 of these squires and I'm gonna make them specifically for a particular customer and I'm gonna say that I think this is a new customer that we're gonna type in the name new music stuff that's the customer's name I know it's a funny name who would name their store that who came up with this problem that makes no sense that's a good name that's the customer's name so we're gonna save that there it is it looks like there'd be a financial transaction related to this purchase order because we have this number down here but no because we're not actually paying for it at this point in time and we haven't got the inventory we're just gonna track the P. O. the purchase order and we expect to receive the purchase order in the future with our 20 guitars in a box with most likely a bill from the new vendor named fender so let's go ahead and save it and close it once again no impact on the financial statements what we can do is is we'll do this in a following presentation but if we were to say that we received the the invoice or the purchase order or the guitars we can make a bill from the fender fender remember fender that's our new vendor we can add a bill and then it would have this pop-up on the right-hand side QuickBooks and hey you've got a purchase order for that new vendor Fender do you want and that's what we can do next time but we won't do it now so I'm gonna close this back out that's just a precursor alluding to the story that's gonna happen in the future that's a possible prophecy in the get great guitar story that may come to pass but now let's go and we can also take a look at the get paid and paid area which if you were in the accounting view would be in the sales area in the sales area and so we'd be in the customer area here but over here in the get paid and paid area we're talking customer section and then actually sorry we're the vendor section and over here it should not be in the sales item but in the expenses item I got turned around there backwards backwards hold on a second so there we are vendor section closing the hamburger and then we can scroll down to that that that vendor the new one called fender we can go into that there's our purchase order that we have waiting for us we can also look up that purchase order of course with reports we can also go into the detail we could say hey look I just want to know which purchase orders are outstanding not go into the actual vendor under the business view that would be in the business I'm sorry not in the business overview it would be in the bookkeeping section where they put the transaction detail up top outside of like the vendor center whereas over here on the accounting view it would still be in what I would call the vendor center or the expense cycle area and here okay so same kind of thing once you get there it's going to be into we're looking at the expenses transactions and then I'm going to close the hamburger and then we can sort this stuff let's sort this stuff hitting the drop down and we can sort by possibly we want to see the purchase orders let's first take a look at all the purchase orders just give me all of them let me check them out there they are and then we possibly might want to look at just the ones that are open how about we just restrict it now to the open ones this time hitting the drop down give me the open ones and then we'll apply that out boom there's the open one for that that fender that's that new vendor that we set up so there's no impact on the financial statements yet thus far therefore we're not opening up no need to take a look at the trial balance if it was right last time it should be right this time and next time we'll take a look at them most likely when we do the next thing


QuickBooks Online 2023. E-commerce sales data to QuickBooks methods. Get ready to earn the skills needed to boost your bank books on up with QuickBooks Online 2023. In prior presentations, we've been looking at e-commerce situations where we sell inventory, but rather than selling that inventory on ground in a store location, we're selling it in an online cloud-based location, possibly with the help, support, and use of third-party applications, popular applications being, for example, a Shopify or Amazon type of situation. So we wanna think about this e-commerce from the perspective of an accounting perspective, which means we would like to be taking that information and putting it into a useful format that usually being financial statements, a balance sheet, income statement at the middle.


Well, hello, everyone. I have to say it's new for me to be on a stage in New York City. New York City holds a special place for me because I've been in high school and college here. And it's good to be back from being remote to actually present in front of people. Anyway, so financial industry, do you know any other industry that is even more regulated? Probably there is some, but not many. Compliance is one of the key elements of being in financial industry, yes, after money. And it's kind of strange. So on one side, we're talking here about open source. We're talking about Linux, collaboration, community. And it's so, so far away from being regulated. So it kind of doesn't care about that part. You have developers who do it for fun. You have people who are solving their own itch. But on the other hand, you have to do with PCI. You have to do with SOC2. You have to do with Sorbonne's Act. You have all those regulations. And one thing over the years that is becoming more and more apparent that the fines for breaking those regulations for not being compliant are going up. And I mean, Sorbonne, actually, I believe it's $1 million per incident. GDPR is up to 20 million euro, or 4%. And California Data Privacy Act is $750 per person with no cap, so 100,000 users, a lot of money. Anyway, so that's not the only thing that is changing about compliance. It's not only the cost of being not compliant going up. What's changing is that from security perspective, you are expected to patch things faster. You're expected to make sure that everything is secured at higher and higher rates. So when we started, well, not that we started, but around 2000, the typical patch window for vulnerabilities was around six months. Then it went to three months. Lately it is one month, and the window is shrinking. So one month, is it going to stay? Are we going to switch to one week? Is it going to be as soon as possible? What is as soon as possible, 24 hours? I don't know. So there is the reasons why it's happening. Probably number one reason is not even data privacy. Number one reason today is ransomware. So after colonial pipeline, ransomware attack, and that industry is getting regulated probably more than financial industry today. They're actually talking about one week for applying the patches. So pipeline industry is gearing up today to deal with one week. And I can promise you that if they can deliver it, you will have to deliver it next, maybe not now, maybe in five years, but that's where it will be. On the other hand, the data privacy laws are forcing people to be more diligent about compliance. So the fines are extremely high. And the ways they're triggered is that, hey, data isn't exfiltrated, but you also have to be not compliant.   So there is a lot of reasons to patch simply because those fines will be activated if you don't. And the number of TVs discovered per year is growing. So you really don't need a data lake and data analytical tools to see that this year is gonna be more than the last year. And without a crystal ball, I can promise you that in 2022, there is gonna be more CVS. In 2023, there is gonna be even more CVS discovered. I don't know how long the trend will continue, but there is definite trend and we'll see more and more of those things happening. So why people get infected? What's the root cause for malware being on your system? The root cause is still being unpatched. So if you patch your system within few days of vulnerability being discovered, your chances of being infected drops by 99.8%. That doesn't come from us. That actually comes from Palo Alto Networks. It's one of the data points that they've seen among their customers. So patch soon, patch often, but majority of people don't patch often. They don't patch in time. 60% of companies don't patch within five weeks. And that's pretty bad. So what happens is that even if you're compliant within 30 days, there is a huge, huge window of opportunity for the hackers even within those 30 days. The more you are out of patch, the bigger problem it is. So for majority of CVS that are gonna get exploited, the hackers start to exploit them within first week of the CV being announced. So as long as vulnerability, as soon as vulnerability gets published, within a week you can expect it to be exploited. There is zero days. There is nothing you can do about zero days vulnerability from that perspective. But still the sooner you can get patches out, the sooner your system is protected, the more chances are that you will not have to deal with the regulators and prove that you're compliant. Anyway, so why people don't patch in time? I mean, it makes sense to patch, but why don't they patch in time? And the problem is that patching causes down time. There is many reasons why, but if you need to update Linux kernel or you need to update SSL library, JLPC library, you will have to deal with the downtime. You will have to work within your maintenance window. You will have to schedule it with your departments, across departments and it all creates problems. And sometimes you miss it because it doesn't work. Something has changed, the API, API, things change and break and you have to wait for the next window. So that's actually the problem we are solving with live patching. We have a product called kernel care. We can live patch Linux kernel. We can live patch JLPC. We can live patch OpenSSL. We can live patch MySQL. And there is a lot of benefits behind it. First of all, it's less work for your team. Patches can be updated with no downtime, with no packet loss, with no interruptions. It can be done in staged or allowed way following your best practices for CICD today. 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We are too tired. The dark. The accent pictures. The accent pictures. Let's start. Monsieur le Président, Madame Reagan, Mesdames, Messieurs, Soyez les biens venus chez nous en Suisse. To Mrs. Reagan, As well as to the members of your delegation, a most heartly welcome. We are We deem it the token of trust in neutral Switzerland. It is indeed part of the historical mission of the Swiss Confederation to strive for peace in freedom and to promote better understanding of peace. As often in the past witnessed major international entrance of July 1955 when President Eisenhower represented the United States of America what was later known as the spirit of Geneva was born at that time. Today we hope in the coming days and hours all eyes throughout the world as a representative of your great nation but also as a statesman with a sense of responsibility for mankind. Mr. President once more I would like to say our country has been linked with the United States in common endeavor through the living values of democracy. The protection of human rights warms in our hearts all our good wishes and indeed all our thoughts will be with you on your task you and Mr. Gorbachev are about to engage in. Thank you President and the Soviet Union Nancy and I are delighted to be in this magnificent city on the shores of Lake Geneva on behalf of the American people thank you for your warm and friendly welcome Mr. President it is fitting that the meetings of the next few days should take place on Swiss soil it was the Swiss who founded one of the great humanitarian organizations of our time the International Red Cross and it is Switzerland that offered the Swiss Confederation in itself serves as an example to all the world the motto on the great seal of the United States Mr. Differences on these matters run deep Mr. Gorbachev and I cannot surmount them in only two days but I'm here in the fervent hope that on behalf of all the people of the world we can at least make a start President Fergula once again to you and the people of Switzerland our friendship and our deepest gratitude


This is stock number 10864. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Dodge and Dodge Challenger headquarters. Today we are checking out this extremely clean 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8 first edition. This car has the 6.1 liter V8 Hemi motor which pumps out 425 horsepower. This car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. Hemi orange is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the vehicle before seeing it in person. If you want to check out all the photos on this car in the upper right hand party screen is a link right to our website. Click that and check us out there. Comes with the 20 inch painted and polished aluminum SRT8 rims. Good ear. Ego F1 245 45 ZR20 tires and these tires have I'd say 70 to 80% of the tread left maybe even more. Front fender is in excellent condition. No dents, no dings, no scuffs, no scrapes. The front bumper is in excellent condition as well. Lower valance I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on that. Has the HID headlamps. The hood has those carbon fiber hood decals on it and they are in excellent condition. This is production number 159. I'd have to get the exact count off the dash to see exactly how many of these they made. Passengers side front fender no dents or dings on there and the passenger side rim no scuffs or scrapes. Very nice and clean and as you go down this side the car take note of how clean the body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is. 6400 of these cars were made so number 159 of 6400 so very early production run on this car. We take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and just can't make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the car hear the car and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. That's why we offer the Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen in a link right to our website where you can apply for financing. Get pre-approved see a payment quote even appraise the trade all from the comfort of your own home so when you get here all you got to do is drive the car love it you'll be all set to go. Back tires have just as much tread as front tires. Brembo brakes all the way around. I know when these cars came out this was this was the exact car that I wanted. The hemi orange just that real classic look. Got the satin deck lid spoiler. Tail lights that go all the way across this one has quad tip dual rear exhaust the rear bumper is absolutely perfect and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side deck lids great shape no dents no dings just really a clean car for full disclosure this back rim no scuffs or scripts and that and down the rest of the side car very very nice has the heated power mirrors inside the SRT8 package gives you the black leather and suede interior there are no rips there are no tears on these seats no scuffs no scrapes really nice condition take a look at the back seats here they are in really nice condition as well does give you the latch child safety system for all your child car seat needs and those seats do fold down for extra storage you get power windows power locks suede inserts on the doors kick plates got the Challenger insignia on it factory floor mats bright pedals auto headlamps as we hop inside the car here you can see that this one only has 6,283 miles you get the white faced SRT8 instrument cluster outside temp compass display leather wrap steering wheel information center controls and cruise controls on the right audio controls on the left this one comes with the 430N radio which gives you AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities this one also has the factory navigation system does have a CD player you get an AUG and a USB jack and then it also stores music on here so you can store music and pictures up to 16.29 gigs these seats are heated you have climate controls there electronic stability program you get the carbon fiber shifter key fob is in really nice shape as well I want to show you the dash here because this is where it tells you it's a first edition number 159 of 6400 passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition no rips or tears the headliner is in great condition as well this one does have the power sunroof you do get map lights and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems the dash is very clean on this car and we'll take a quick look under the hood and I'm going to do one more final walk around on this car just because it is that good looking under the hood we have the 6.1 liter V8 Hemi motor engine bay is like new underneath this car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off car has been gone through mechanically 100% hood shocks are doing a really good job holding it up just a really really nice car and this car is 100% ready to go I would highly recommend this car to anybody looking for one of these Hemi orange first edition challengers I'm pretty picky when it comes to my cars and this would be the one thanks for checking out the video and to see more pictures of this car or one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks SUVs minivans Wranglers challengers chargers Mustangs GT 500s Camaros Corvette you name it we got it go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left a link to more Dodge Challenger videos like this one on your right if you have not been to our website on the bottom link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out and we're super excited to be offering this 2008 Dodge Challenger first edition SRT8 in Hemi Orange thanks again


Actually, did I get to see how your makeup looks? No, it's not on camera. It's patchy, so it is. Is my makeup patchy? No, you're fine. Hi everyone, welcome back to my channel. Today, Tommy's... Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel. Today, Tommy's here to help me do the first sentence challenge, which is essentially he's going to pick a book off of my shelves, which are here, and read me the first sentence, I'm going to be blindfolded and I've got to try and guess what the book is. I've never done a tag or challenge or anything like that before, so we'll see how it goes. How do you think I'm going to do? What we're doing again? You're reading a first sentence of any book to me and I'm guessing what the book is. You've read it, I see it. I've read it, well yeah. If you pick it from... You read the first sentence of like any chapter or the... No, the first sentence of the book. That's cheating. Why? It should be like any page, anywhere. That's all the challenges. But there's a lot of books on here that I read when I was like... There are other books I read when I was this year or last year, or the books I read when I was like 13, 14. So if you've seen me read the book... Do you remember in lyrics or songs? I am, but I think I forget books. I think I read it and then forget it. But you do read lots. It depends whether you're nice to me or not and whether you pick books that you've seen me read. Or if you haven't seen me read the book, chances are I read it when I was like 14. I don't know if this is the best choice. Yeah, it's the best choice. You'll fall apart, won't it? No, stay there. It's pink as well, so it suits the background. That's my main aim with this book. And you're not allowed to... If you unmask yourself, I'm going to be very, very angry. Okay? You stay like that. Okay. Then I'm going to make sure we have a firm time. It's going to be good and we're all going to have fun. I'm picking all my favorites. I'm so nervous. I don't think I'm going to be any good at this. Have you shown them the book? I've shown them the book and they thoroughly enjoyed that. They thought, wow, what a great choice that is. Okay, are you ready? Oh, me. Okay. One. Dot. Meat. Meat. Oh, heart stopper. How did you get that in one word? Well, I just read it. I like this one because you didn't know. We went to a school where they got these color blazers and it's set in the same store. It's set in a boys' grammar school. Yeah. It just seemed like. It's a good book. Five stars. Okay. Look at that. It's so focused, baby. You need to come back. I can focus it. I can focus it. Look at that. I'm smart. But then it's not going to focus on that. There we go. Easy. I'm cameraman. I'm so proud of myself.  It is fun, isn't it? You didn't think it would be fun, but it is. This is something that I'm aware of. Okay. I know what this is. I know the memes. Don't give me clues.  Jesus. Late in the winter of my 17th year, my mother decided I was depressed, presumably because I rarely left the house, spent quite a lot of time in bed. Is that it? Read the same book over and over. Sound like anyone? Oh! Eight infrequent Dutch weights. Okay. Eight infrequently and devoted quite a bit of my abundant free time to thinking about death. Is it The Secret History? No. What? No, not The Secret History at all. Oh no! I was going to pick that one. That is quite embarrassing. Okay. I'm going to give some clues. I'm going to give some clues to help you on your way. Oh no, that's so embarrassing. I'm going to give you some clues to help you on your way. Okay. It's a famous book. I've heard of it. Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. What do you mean okay? Well, I know roughly what it is, but carry on. How can you know roughly what it is? Well, I think it's a book I read a long time ago. I would have thought so. Death is prominent within it. Yeah, I think I know what it is. Now have a guess then. Is it Catcher in the Rye? Wait a damn minute. What? I think I've got some good clues here. I think your viewers at home appreciate this. There is a film about it with B-Tech Katniss Everdeen. Third clue. The author is also a YouTuber. Makes great history content. Oh, it's supposed to be a John Green one. Yeah. Death is prominent. B-Tech Katniss Everdeen film. The Thought in Our Stars? Yeah, me. Okay. I can't believe I thought The Thought in Our Stars was a secret history. They're kind of a... That's so surprising. Secret history is like my favourite book. And I got it wrong. And where does this rank? Not very high. It was all right. It was a popular book. It was a popular book a long time ago. I thought were you a Kinform? He haven't picked out any more books of you. I'm allowed to look when I'm right. Otherwise I'm just blind for the whole time. Okay, viewers. Ladies and gentlemen. I'm picking this. God, I'm nervous. Now this is one of my favourite, favourite things. I really enjoyed this when I was a kid. This is also, for those who know, shout to those who know. An iconic introduction. When shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning or in rain? When the hurly-burly's done? When the battle's lost and won? Oh, I'm sorry, but it ain't on. No, it's not on. No. No. You asked me this, I would know straight away. You ask any English student out there, they'd know. Iconic. Maybe I haven't picked the... You're being really mean! How is this ring? This is one of the most famous introductions to any book or play ever. Play? Oh. I'm trying to think of what plays I have on. It's going to be when I did a GCSE in it. It's going to be like... Oh, God. Okay, we'll stop thinking about that. Is it the one where they're in the room the whole time? Is it JV Priestley? No, why would that be JV Priestley? I don't know. Think about the language being used. Well, yeah, I... Okay. Shakespeare? Well, yeah, it is Shakespeare. Right, I'm going to give you some clues. I have Shakespeare on my shirt. Do you have Shakespeare on yourself? It's set in Scotland. Oh, Macbeth. Macbeth. Okay, well, that's... You should be more embarrassed about not knowing this. I didn't study Macbeth, I don't think. Well, this is an icon... I'd study Macbeth like you're dying. You should know that irregard... So that's like seven years ago. I said be nice to me in pick books you think I've read recently. Macbeth is world famous. A great piece of art. You should be embarrassed about that. I like this. I think this was a cool, I think it was a good video. Oh, now you give me clues. I'm going to give you clues. You're not doing very well, are you? The door opens quickly, just as my earring falls out and breaks. Steph catches it and puts it in her pocket seamlessly. And stares confidently at the man leaning and swaying on the frame. We're here for the party. This is from one of the first sentences, right? Yeah, but I was going to read the first paragraph. Because the first sentence is like, vague as hell. But that's supposed to be the challenge. Well, we're going wrong because Macbeth is doing so bad. Okay, carry on. She says this with a vague tone. We're here for the party, what did you say? We're here for the party. We're here for the house. She says this with a vague tone of annoyance because it's bastard freezing outside. Who would write that? Neither of us have tights on and he's just stood there gawping, assessing, working out if we get off with one of us by the dregs of the... Oh, okay. That isn't the first sentence. You picked a random page. But that's Charlie Cox, right? It is Charlie Cox, yeah. Yeah, you just picked it. Look. No, that's a four word and that's the introduction. Yeah, introduction would have been the first. That's the first one. In some books, the introduction is just them saying, wow, this was such a great book. No, that's her first poem. But that's fine. I got it. Well, you got it, but sorry, guys, that I did a bad job with that one. Okay, I'm making this one because... Yeah. She really enjoyed this one. Did I? I believe so. Okay. I'm opening Line Megan. Ready? There's a pirate in the basement. Oh, Solacee. Yeah! I thought you had no hope. There's a pirate in the basement. Yeah, well, what else have I read that has a pirate in it? Okay, next choice. Another one. Another iconic read. By the time Alex managed to get the blood out of a good wall coat, it was too warm to wear it. I know. Ninth House. Ninth House? Yay! I'm doing well again. See, when you start picking books I read this year, that I mean, 2019, I actually could. I think I've just been a bit easy on you, but why don't I go back to... Go back to hard. Okay, I think the Solacee and Ninth House are quite easy. I think they're very easy. Okay, go back to more hard ones. Go on, no cheating. Legendary content.  I'm going to find a good page. You've got to find the first sentence. No, I'm going rogue. Because certain books don't even have a first sentence. Okay, rather than guess the book by the first sentence, you're going to guess what I'm talking about. May's first partner Pokemon, Blank, was friendly, but ended up getting itself into trouble with the other Pokemon often. Tom. As it evolved from Blank into Blank, and from Blank into Blank, it sheds over its temper, but remains a tough experienced fighter. We're talking about Pokemon here. I haven't read this to you. This is yours. Guess the Pokemon, mate. I didn't even listen. You didn't even listen. Disrespectful. Another classic. A bit more close to home than some of the Yanks. A few miles south of Soledad, the Salinas River drops in close to the hillside bank and runs deep and green. Come on, this is a legendary book. Of Mycena Men? Of Mycena Men, yeah! Timer's classic here. Left Munich at 8.35pm on the 1st of May, arriving at Vienna early next morning. Should have arrived at 6.46pm, but train was an hour late. That's it innit. I have no clue. Can I have a clue? You have a clue. The clue is, I'm going to read the sentence at the bottom of the page. In the population of Transylvania. Oh, Dracula! Dracula! They're picking all the books I studied. Okay, well, I'm going to find one that you actually read. I'm just thinking that maybe we needed a toned page check. Anyway. What did she say? She's just talking shit! Can you come into my office? I look around at the desks beside me and then back at Frankie. Trying to confirm to whom exactly she is talking. Do you want a clue? We're going to do a slightly different clue this time. Put out your hand. The other way round. What does a field of that front cover? What does that feel like? Is it The Seven Husbands of Evan Higo? Yay! I thought it has a real distinct texture. Why does it feel like that? I got it in America, so I think it's printed slightly differently, but I don't know why it's like that. Why do you not get it from the opening round?   Oh, we'll rip Frankie. That's not the first sentence! That's the first sentence! That doesn't look like a first sentence. I would have got it as well if I said Evan Higo. Well, audience are home. You get a look at that. We've got to remember, I don't read, so... This looks like something you do on Microsoft Publish. Well, it's laid out differently. It's all like an insert. And in the first chapter? A first chapter. Then it's not making things so confusing. What a beauty. I spent much of my childhood listening to the sound of striving. Of striving? Striving. Tom. Would you like me to read the next sentence? Yeah, give me one more. It came in the form of bad music or at least amateur music coming up through the floorboards of my bedroom. The plink-plink-plink of students sitting downstairs. Okay, it is what I think it is. It's what I thought it was from a first sentence. Did I do something wrong? No, no, this is going to be filmed. Yeah! I've always liked this front cover. I always thought it looked good on the shelf. In a townhouse at a fashionable dress on Manhattan's Upper East Side, every lamp blazes. Townhouse. A fashionable dress on every light blazes. Is it The Diviners? It is. What do I want to do? You can either be kind or you can be mean. I just think it's beautiful. I like it. I've always liked it. I've always liked it. You ready? The prince is holding a wall! The prince and the dressmaker. That was easy. Why was that easy? Hey, again, I've just read it. I've read it for the graphic novel video that I read. But you bought that for me? Yeah, I like this book, it's cool. I bought it in my London video. I always thought with the prince and stuff it seems like every book he got I don't think many books I read have a prince. That one's got. Okay, yeah, Red, White and Blue has a prince in it. People might be wondering, that's not a choice. Why go for that one? You should have thrown me off. It is with abiding humility that I accept the position of high blade of midmercia or midmerica. Yeah, midmerica. I know the series. I don't know which one. Does it mean middle America? Yeah, middle America. It's a bit rubbish. It's like a phrase, isn't it? Just call it Ohio. It's called big districts. Big districts. Okay, I think it's either the first or the last in the series. I don't think it's the middle one. Am I wrong? You've got to make the choice. I'm going to go with the last one.  I thought you wouldn't remember if it was bad because I remember this being a disappointment. Yeah, it was a disappointment. Why was it a disappointment? It was a disappointment. Oh, I just thought it... I just thought it didn't... I thought it... The villain was bad, wasn't it? The villain was boring and I think that he just tried to do so much. There were so many characters and he just tried to do too much in my opinion. The front cover was cool, wasn't it? I think maybe it should have been a four book series because I just felt like stuff was kind of lost over. What was your favourite one? I'm quite proud of myself for getting hard stuff with because it was just one meet. I guess. Yeah, that was impressive. I liked... Becoming was quite a good choice, I think. That was a good choice. I'm shocked you didn't give me Beth there. Mate, I... Because that is the most famous line... I started hitting me at nine. Irregardless, like, you know, I think if you go downstairs and read that to your mum and dad, they'd know. So yeah, I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope it wasn't too much of a mess. And let me know down below if either you've done something like this or how you think you would have done, I guess. I think most people at home would have done a lot better. You gave me all the books I studied when I was 14. Okay, what we've got to understand is that I don't read books. Yeah, so when you walk in and see a shelf like this, when you see stuff like McBeth, Dracula, you think, oh, they're top of books. But whenever you see me read them. Well, you think that there's such culture experiences that you'd be unforgettable. That's the impression that I have as a non-reader. Okay. I hope you enjoyed Tom big in the video. Thank you. I hope you don't ask me to come back, thanks. Let me know if you want him to come back. No, I'm not. I'm not very comfortable being on camera if you don't tell. Not everyone's a BBC presenter. You don't do the book to your boyfriend tag? No. Does that get a lot of views? Yeah, I think so. Is that what you care about? No, it's weighing it up, isn't it? Thank you very much for watching. I hope you are, and I'll see you soon with another video. Bye. Yeah, there we go. We've got to take a thumbnail now. I don't have to be in it. Because it's going to be ridiculous. Yeah. Doing a thumbnail, this can be like a little X after the title screen for those who stay behind and watch it.  But it's going to be daft, isn't it? Well, I think we should have you putting their blindfold on me. I think filming the process of making the thumbnail is insane as a video itself. We can't film and make it, though. We can just do a little bit behind the scenes here. How does it get up? You have truly ruined this. I mean, we're going to show this over. Look at my beautiful jumper. It's not real, everyone. Look at that. This is my favourite jumper. Do I get to see how your makeup looks? No, it's not on camera. Is my makeup itchy? No, you're fine.


So if you get into some legal trouble a lot of people end up going on the internet talking to their friends and all of a sudden You're exposed to legal terms. I might confuse you one of the popular legal terms you hear about in drug cases is Constructive possession. What is constructive possession? Well, most of us understand the concept of possession if I have something in my hand I'm in possession of it, but is it possible to have something in your possession without having it in your hand the answer Under the law is yes That's what we mean by constructive possession If drugs are in a place that you have Dominion, custody or control over you could be considered to be in possession of those drugs That's why you have to be very careful Especially like if you get in somebody else's car and they ask you to go for a drive You might have control over that car and not realize that you are in constructive possession of drugs hidden inside Your backpack your suitcase. Don't think you can just go through the airport throw your stuff in a luggage Somewhere and once you've abandoned it, you know to give it to the airport. You're fine Constructive possession means that you could be in possession of drugs even if physically they're not in your hand Carlson Meisner hard and hazelet protecting your rights since 1971