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Museum Advisory Board – October 24, 2022
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It’s a day. So it’s worth 35. Let’s call the meeting to order.
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And let’s see, do you want a roll call or Goddess that thinks on him to fantastic. All right. So we do have Sheila here, but I don’t see any other public invited to be heard. So unless you have something to add she left.
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Alright, so we have the revised minutes that Joanne provided, indicating that our meeting was in person last month. Does anyone have any changes or corrections, or is there a motion to approve the minutes?
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Thank you limit in a second. All right. All in favor.
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That’s unanimous. Grace.
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Check.
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All right. So to get over to Eric for sessions. All right. We have another week slated session this month. So diving right in, we start with some vintage technology, a Palm Pilot, yay. With the charging cradle, as well as this large mentor robotic arm on pilot
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used by alumni firefighter the robotic arm from the same great school district.
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Next up, we have a bracelet that honors a long month, service member Captain James ham he was missing an action and 1968 was ultimately declared killed in action I can said before but these bracelets they were made all across for for service members all across the country who are missing an action and this one is worn by an active duty member of the armed forces so has a lot of meaning.
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wasn’t just something picked up in the shop
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was the service member who donated it was he here in LA. He did not grow up here. He was actually in in Washington State but lives in this area now.
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Next up, we have a collection of things related to both youth baseball and the FAA.
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We have photos from the FAA jets baseball team as well as
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a Jets shirt and then a number of photographs from the FAA facility
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and also a long sleeve Short Sleeve Baseball shirt from the north Johnson corn giants.
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Interestingly enough, the donor of this his father was actually on the museum board in the 1970s really longer
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next up we have a small collection of items from two local families coffin and Biederman.
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There’s a souvenir tray of pumpkin pie days.
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Little hard to see in the photo but this is a clothing stud
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from the Grand Army of the Republic, which was union veterans of the Civil War, this little probably some kind of a piece of jewelry or part of a necklace is inscribed in DC probably Merton the coffin.
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And then this is a little probably like a toilet kid with a
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nail file to
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those came from our local house and both families have a lot of connections to this.
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Next, we have
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objects from Chino, Japan, Longmont sister city.
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So in the 1990s, the museum director at that time, had actually family in Japan, so he
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visited Japan and long one sister city a couple of times. And part of the culture of Japan is there’s always a lot of gift given and so every time he would go he would give more gifts. So these are all items that were given to him in Chino, some of them really relate. Have some specific gene
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No symbolism. So, and these are a little hard to see.
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I’m sorry, I can’t see my question.
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So down in the lower corner, there’s two triangular items. Those are bookmarks with the symbol of the Venus of gemstone, which is
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a fertility figure that was dug up near Chino, one of the oldest pieces of pottery found
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in Japan, and then the green item kind of around item, that’s actually the Chino city. So the talk of a museum, which is
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the museum that long Art Museum didn’t exchange with in 1997.
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The other items are just kind of general, relating to Japanese culture.
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They were all
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significant issue.
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Next up, we have two chafing dishes that are found in the basement of Callahan house,
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made probably from silverplate.
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Callahan house has been an event space, really since the 1930s, even to the cities on these document that period. And
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then we have a number of maps that were basically retrieved from the Emergency Operations Center
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at the city operated during the 2013 flood,
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so many of them have and our patients and in our notes, you know, what buildings are safe, what areas where roadblocks have been added. So they really do help tell the story of
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life.
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Next up, we have one of the last photos taken of the old Burlington School. So in 1869,
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it was community called Burlington, a little bit south of downtown Long long.
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They built a new school house and occupy the biggest building in town.
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That building ultimately was moved out to the Leroy Ryder Farm and was torn down
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in the 1990s to make way for a subdivision. So this is a photograph of what it looked like just shortly before it was torn down. And we have another photo from the early 20th century. And there were two doors, you can just see kind of the shades of on and facing us here. And then interestingly enough, that gap in the bores originally where that gap was it said Burlington School. So
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next up, we have the first item from our top 10 most wanted list that we’ve acquired. So we’re we’re still kind of putting this together. It’s part of our collections plan. But something we’ve had a group discussing the museum’s collections plan, which I showed you all some months back, talking about
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kind of guiding what the museum would like to collect. So we put together a top 10 list one of the things on it was a tortilla roller
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and the item up at the top, which just sort of looks like a piece of wooden rod was in fact used by the woman in the photo to make tortillas for many years. So
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a nice item it was actually donated by a member of our collections plan review group.
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And last but not least, we have a frame sign
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called Learn a class that says CW pace was found in his former home. It was a prominent farmer
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died in 1959. The age of 93 was one of the founders of the Great Western Stock Show and also helped me found the Boulder County Fairs seemed appropriate to
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any questions on any of those items.
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At
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the telehealth house objects seem to have all of their own stuff. How much the museum house and how much
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exactly for
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um
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So what they have are kind of things that are
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things that they still use. And this when, when facilities brought these and I checked a pallet and houses.
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If these are things you would want or want to display, then we wouldn’t accession now. Because the Callahan house is in a separate division of the city.
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We work with them a lot, but we don’t really trade objects back and forth. So they do have a lot of their own material. But these were things they said they didn’t really have any interest in and having so I think we’re appropriate
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notice on your top 10 list,
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so some of the other things are a Komal, which is what you would cook that tortillas on a
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red Dale camper. That’s the largest thing on the list. So red Dale coach was a local company that made travel trailers and campers
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love to have one of those
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a photograph that’s actually of old Burlington, we have a few photos of buildings after they’d been moved or many years later, but nothing from old Burlington itself.
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And see objects from some of the iconic Longmont businesses like trailer hardware,
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loops, drug, things like that
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blanking on the rest, but that’s and it’s still very much kind of a evolving list. So that’s one of the things we will hopefully bring back to us with the collections plan for adoption. And we can have a discussion about kind of what we’ve got on the list now and see if there’s there’s things you think should be included or swapped out.
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Any other questions?
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Someone want to make a motion to accept or not any or all of the exceptions? Or
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is there any discussion?
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All in
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a second.
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All in favor?
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That’s unanimous.
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All right. Before it’s
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taking away
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all
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that you
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City Council last or last few days, that is of interest. So if you’re not the museum, our national staffer gallery interests.
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Thank you all.
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was
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watching the exhibition and we didn’t want to make this available. We
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also have some
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really interesting things that are related to the box
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in order to continue business as usual, so annual subscription to our worthy citizens in the US that currently
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is.
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Past Perfect is a database that we use to build reflections.
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And that’s what I want to talk about and Arizona
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is working on for, like watching the piece of the puzzle. And then in
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order to score using
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digital money for our kids lives, which is the way that we are able to be our partners in order to
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validate the wants to leave black people sales in minutes and to do that and continue that out. But it has to be a resource.
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It has to be in our budget as previously reported.
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So that was a huge because
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those types of equations and so by additional $100,000.
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And then we also started to make videos about the mobile app and the app and so it was able to get to
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We’ll continue the app and then some some products available for companies to develop.
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So right now we’ve got a
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walking tour of downtown.
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And we’re working on
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Article replaces, we’re also
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working in collaboration with.
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So
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little app. So that’s great.
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addition to that there’s also a report or timecard. With Oasis assistance, Angeles, darkness, this was about
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to happen in
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checkpoint with Moore’s
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law. And so she really doesn’t
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have that. So she
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can show you
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all the methods that
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we’re also going to work with
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Next, on our last few developments. And so really, what we’re not during the second phase of corporate events is they’re going to do design work, basically.
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But we’re going to phase that out so that we’re able to do complete phases, that expansion aspect. So the first portion of that is going to be, well, Eric has just recently vacated a textile storage space, whether there’s off space and a little bit of processing space for our class. And then we’ll move on to the corner, and some additional gallery spaces. And so that’s going to be funded by the
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word going for the galleries as of
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right now for mobility.
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Issues, also
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parts of badly funded and we’re hoping to then launch application software with
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us and really get it all. A lot better.
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Look forward to that conference.
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You guys have seen our tape with Verizon. And some of you guys I know, we’re downtown. One of the big celebrations to that. This was completed on June 7, and you got to see the
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big picture that
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turns out
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Yeah, you don’t know when we came out here for a field trip.
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And I took my class to go. Oh, that’s right. That’s right. Yeah.
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I think first school for theater. So that’s, I think it was, it was a really good experience for that. And then because it was so important, the innovation center and currently we’re doing urban rural suburban communities and in our social cities contact with building
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regions. So we will kind of tie in what we did at the
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tiny house
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rules show
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where you’re presented with buffalo.
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It has a lot that they did, they didn’t provide newcomers who don’t speak English. So I had to translate. So that was the only thing he was, you know, they kept on going and was
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trying to slow down, slow down. Yeah, some of the work you know, they’re talking about the CPU and
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intestines.
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That’s like, yeah, because looked at that.
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Yeah. Oh, yeah. That was
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there some data there that we had as part of the year of that 30 design process, which
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is to offer services that offer that best solution and in that graph, we also included some execution data evaluation. So we have questionable
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use and evaluation what so you get to see today’s media they’re
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a former science
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Double audience found which was an interesting practice and childish, which was, that was one of the things that Jared is two years nervous about that he didn’t want. He wanted there to be a balance between being friendly and being interesting for adults. And so I think that they are really suggests that was, so that was really good
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reinforcement that we did like that there
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was I thought, the number of questions
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I thought that there was a lot of explanation, the label tonight
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an 81% of his children that have flaws.
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And, as you might expect.
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So heart failure really does suggest that
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this exhibition is ending in the sweet spot. And so different ways in terms of trying to balance kids
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and adults.
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interest levels and so
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internationally, I think is a really good exhibition for us to be able to
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collect the data on because then you kind of take these lessons forward to understand how we can, we will never replicate this exactly. But certainly in terms of the way that we differentiate the distribution of activities and
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investments
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in electrical really present.
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So that’s it.
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I did not include this in the report that it reminds me, as this just happened, officially recently,
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the
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coordinator who is here with us in our last meeting,
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presentation on some points, she is with us as a VISTA volunteer. And we now hired her
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to try trying to employ you as an evaluation. And
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so that’s it as they
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move forward for us because she is going to be able to really take a lot of this
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tools and their question and really moving forward. Eric’s been doing this for years, and is there anybody.
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And so it’s gonna be a real challenge for us to do what we’ll do well, while we can move on to our people perceiving what we’re doing online. And so I think those are the tools that he was able to provide for us, we’ll be able to apply those accusations going forward. And then exhibition over exhibition.
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So that’s the world so so.
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And as you can tell from Courtney’s presentation, she was like the perfect person.
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for that.
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We really enjoyed having her on staff, and our time has a list of volunteers. And so we’re all it
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just includes a lot of data here about the programs that we have to offer. And during the cycle, we’ve really had a great fall of that year, the start of the fall season with the site specific requirements for particular players. They are super dynamic, and really transformational through services to help them in concert with them done. We have a third installment on the basis of change. And so this is a program that we
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multicultural action. So this particular word was about the rest of the country. So I was not there as I am to really reverse that I missed it because by all accounts, it was one of those
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primaries, which was moderated and more direct from alcohol and tobacco JCC, the Jewish Community Center and
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that they really, really long time, a lot of the issues and
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challenges that we’ve been seeing over the last 10 years so that I think we follow up. Very pleased with the way that we just created as environmental
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organizations
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Another another to be successful we also have continuation or contract seasons
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we’ve watched the first climate action set a program
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to interact with
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stakeholders
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outside the city to change
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really bad evening shorts
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that was about to make that the city as a family as usual Florence’s
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first day breeding grounds and it’s not such at all it’s not that isolated
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Jamie still use it now
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sort of as if it’s a museum and he’s gonna
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remember that whole area
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and so
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this is sort of good news musicians
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so then you see September by the numbers
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it’s nice to see the good times together phone number is the total number of unity partners in total attendance of 100 circle is yours 1000 And as counted percent of our goal and ticket sales were up to 65,000 and that was total sold in the whole year so quite bottles are turning
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then you get all this stuff on October 8.
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And then in education that’s 30 days is doing really really well do that physical movements
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as part of the offering is in addition to the regular our bonus we’ve got a
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contractor who’s helping us out with that and then she achieves that last layer which is really nice to hear
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music coming out which gives me more time
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we’ve got our Thursday night TV program and we do
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a new free program on Thursday nights for more activity this is something that
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coordinate developed and it really is her role as the volunteer she really was getting
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over and over and over again she she flipped out
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and said this is
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to
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provide services that we really
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I think the audience there is
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so much of the
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answer it was done very well I think all of those processes
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and we found ways to deliver
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that channel
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as well.
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Just as a recap of that activity
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centers and the
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free to use the bank accounts she was with us to do the coordination and she was
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more active.
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So it’s really
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great to do
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that authorization data
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as it was shuttled
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back and forth between here and
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and Suzy was our moderator on stages in that new job with all that really impressive music that was just it felt so fast that I didn’t have it was just like
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the
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people who are just you know ready to fire me or what but it just was so great.
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That was great.
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So Cory groups and that is actually a lot more than a task. So it’s it’s looking like I think this just grow over time. I think that especially post COVID
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part of
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sort of ethos, it’s
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like that
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and we are here but
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I was particularly
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So
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we were able to get over
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do boosters, and
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I got
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my arms hurt.
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For that reason, I felt like it was really great community service.
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Events, I’m learning a lot.
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So, and you know, there were a lot of us that got shot. So it’s like,
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it was just convenient.
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So it was, it was really good.
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And then during this was they’re presenting that awards worth of work. And so that was really nice to help turn around.
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So
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it’s nice to have that
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presence.
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So that was after the Foley, aka the war, the award. Yes. So it was the Polish often I use this job and
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yeah.
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So I sent over like, you know, Advisory Council for the Congress.
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So she was in
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the labor activist, Oh, wow. labor rights
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are former states
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in years past, and she actually was kind of like the trailblazer.
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So we made the award after her, and it goes to the upcoming.
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Your rising activist judges.
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Already got to do the rest of
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the other thing that we’ve been challenged is that especially as
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data providers,
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they fire up
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sort of accounting,
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auditing measures in order to account
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and we’ve not been able to do that well. So we just
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work with a company that does geofencing and our unique cell phones.
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So we were actually able to get
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a count from
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you that you know, that there were 4.6 1000 people
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and then sort of added children
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to
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have some
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sort of correlating accounts that
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we estimate that there was at least
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was
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there you that have stations?
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So that’s great. That’s a great job.
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I think that our our largest potential candidates was the year before and asked about this. So I think we’re getting back out there
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are collections Eric’s been really busy doing the
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walking tour. So lots of I think it’s seven of those.
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And then
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he’s also been working on physical about this, the videos or photos stored? Right, so a little bit about
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using that material, yeah. So you can see on the walls here in this room, we just install a new exhibit. This is about music, and particularly diverse spaces and in music, this was put together by in turn,
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assistant of Jairus. Thompson’s, so next fall, and try to change this about once a year. So next fall, we will change this to photographs of the flood, and we may be able to include a few small objects or other other things that aren’t just photographs, but we put out a call on Facebook and have gotten
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over 300 photographs and videos. St. Dan, and so we’re still trying to figure out exactly whether we’re going to put those into the collection or whether it
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will kind of pick and choose but
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We’ve got a lot of video photos.
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One person does have a camera that was buried in mud, it’s kind of cool, you can see
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a flood. So we’re excited to be able to commemorate the 10th anniversary of blood. And we may also have an online component report angle, our new collection software has a lot of capacity for online exhibits. So if we’re able to get it fully up and running and good things, including time for that anniversary
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probably have an online component of the flooding survey as well
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as educators about the four sites that we’ve been talking about, so
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we’ll be moving that forward students
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to be able to adopt
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the platform
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are no places that really does prove to them that we can see this point is their first major improvement project
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these
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resources so until that point, four hours of cleaning work is only 53 painters 19 versus two boxes gross out 70 rubbers 80 Scientists 5015 gallons I think and a lot of colors and 96 to 100 degrees
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was blazing
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blazing hot and people were out there having so much fun and painting that it’s amazing that the basketball court and this is the first of all, it was going to interview several of us hey, there’s a lot of these cases that
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don’t look great. And so being able to get it sorted out really activates this uses a lot and it’s a special counsel that they use in order to do it’s too fast. It’s basically this nothing’s happened after that Samuel so that you know business live live and things like that that didn’t
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really fit in so
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Angeles Here’s a test to see how well the colors
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stay and then also it means
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a Walmart says she has to always
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be on top of that. And what that does is basically it creates a barrier so that there isn’t going to be cheating just put it off
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there’s no barrier that it damages itself. But the problem is is if you put the review code as it eliminates the
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the benefit did you get that same you know so it’s she’s passing it out she’s got three patches that she’s working with so she knows
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exactly how it’s doing these days so she’s becoming a scientist
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we’ve also got a finalized artists group
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that
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is underway and they announced last night
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and then she said shots are just noticed I think some of us have a minute already starting to work with neighbors working with
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patients in order to get those boxes
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that reference
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visitor services the gift shop is really just reviewing wonderful and I think it’s gonna be really low in the team ordered a lot of Stanford did did and we did some of that data Elizabeth as a team to actually finish that fast. So to really, really good, right, well in terms of your shop issues goes down
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and a lot of things so
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she had three T shirts that
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you guys are down and people were asking that because we all wore T shirts you guys and we were packing
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market.
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People ask them
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constantly sending people
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T shirts and so different jobs.
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And then obviously $1,800 in September sales were up to $2,700 Compared to last year.
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So in
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In staffing, she’s always a challenge to most
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of us, but she just I think, as property companies more and
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more people on board
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visitation.
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She’s seeing similar herbs, but but just elevated from this year from last year. So, for instance, this August, we saw over 15 people last year. And then in September, almost 1000 people versus six months or so, I think we are
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seeing an uptick in attendance and
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participation and all of that. And we do have, she’s got some numbers here that are memberships membership. So I’ve been thinking more this year than
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last year in August, and in September, we’re
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going to watch her.
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She let us know, yesterday,
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for the same things we’re
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doing to rescue 892, eight, and so on.
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one of those will along with it. So
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how does a
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magnetometer work like crazy examples. Those are
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the 31st
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cooperation,
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and then
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we’re working on scholarships for
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agriculture esthetician to do
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that. Right. That is
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agriculture.
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The other thing that we have requested, and we’ll see how this goes, is that the city of Lompoc would like to see district investors
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and as a result
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the robbers were sold. Just recently, the city ended up getting
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almost as a result.
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So we put in a request to the city manager to be to use that money
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to help fund the children’s
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expansion. So we’ll see is another step to suspend so we’ll see the RBA is asking us but I think that it would be a really wonderful thing to have happen because the simulation economy is for it to use specifically for the program activities and there’s gonna be some of those dollars
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in perpetuity or lifetime dollars and so how do you make the best impact for those
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so that that’s that as long as
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this this investment a
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and then from marketing the last interview there was that that was a lie was about are
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excited to have for you the
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members and if you
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don’t like the way the Spanish speaking radio station and you know there are so excited to be able to do a demo
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actually really appreciate
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that. And then you have a new brand I’ll show you that. If you don’t know where
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to be entertaining hospitals will continue to promote that.
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The end of the violence
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holiday visitation.
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Yes. Yeah, yeah, the only thing between the report and the chair and I don’t have a report so you’re good to move on to the museum brand.
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alpha, let you drive if you don’t mind. So the end, we talked a little bit about this exam, you can actually see the, the ways to act on agency, post this together for us. So
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next time
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he’s down.
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So it’s just sort of helps us understand why we’re doing what we’re doing. But it’s more than just a logo is actually about identity.
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And these are the sort of objectives that we gave to the happiness.
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So we’re going to be CMC aligned with the city brand. And this that’s
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the current react, that’s actually
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how we’re headed. So
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keep that, we’ll see what we come up with.
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thinking about the ways that we might do represent ourselves is our culture diversity, education, hands on access, we want to give it architectural elements that make it appealing to original audience and beyond not just one last
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but not asleep.
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the scale has world class institution. And, you know, the challenge really, is to keep up marvel at the same time, because when the references are so wide,
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yeah, in a big asset to do all of these things, okay.
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So this is the current city of Walmart brand. And the only other issue within the city that has a separate log is next time. And so everybody else uses the city will be there. And so, as we were developing the sub plan, trying to keep
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next night, that’s the only
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city being able to do this to see. So we’re happy to see that fights are similar. And that dark news similar recommend Robin, that sort of alerts sort of made that its own special.
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So here are some concepts.
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So this is after much, much deliberation
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where it has all the
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services in front of the city manager, for him to decide
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how we’re going to proceed from here. And really, the key words that they use when they’re trying to develop this are welcoming Weber’s coachable and trustworthy action. And, you know, we talked about things like should we use artists remember that and what order should or should you science and shooting performance and
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ultimately, there was a time accesses when we were looking at the ways that all of those things
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look visually, but I could say that
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you know, I have a preconceived notion about where I want to go and I change my mind process and I think everybody else
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so this ended up being the
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habit most sort of rallying cry around. And so uses the colors of
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some of the photos from the city ground has that side sort of baffles polar
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bears.
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is the brown colors.
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Oh, this is kind of fun to see
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the different applications and yeah.
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So this one, you get to see the kind of
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portfolio of different brands and I think they do really beautiful.
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Yeah. So yeah, I’m, I’m pleased with the result of this. And so we just need to see how the city managers
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respond and that will be
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really rolling this out. What we have in mind is that we’ll do a
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level of plant awareness.
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Getting this as small as possible, and
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using it as an opportunity
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to say to people, like,
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wherever you find your image of the law he’s
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searching for so let’s
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get started
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I like it. I like the way they all kind of work together to get things
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up think it’s okay to start running around? Yep, yep. Well, we’re going to have that approval and launch time.
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on everything and
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the timing is good to
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go, as well, because it’s
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a big shock. But
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I gotta tell you
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it’s usually the made of tiles.
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And some other things I have an older and take them on piece.
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I have. All right. So next on the agenda is the use of a man acknowledgement statement.
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We had discussed this last time, I wanted to make sure if it wasn’t just something that was being repeated by rote, and that it was something meaningful. I think there was discussion around checking and seeing
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what would be the best use of the statements?
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Would it be in line with that best use?
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Music’s better case? So
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where that discussion equates to
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that’s not where we left it. That’s my recollection.
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I mean, I remember back
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when the church was trying to develop a state
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of the
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soon as and the fees that attributed to it, I think that covers Assad to the
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back of a very was saying and I remember
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our former they’re
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saying that they didn’t release to the council that
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was probably no better. But if I remember and I kind of agree with what he said in that case,
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the statement that stopped there were some suggestions at that time that city council open every meeting
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and I think his comment was basically
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they don’t want to be in the data that’s not really said but
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you know, because that will be coming in because if you just become so
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over the US here so common or so try the February meeting and nobody’s going to be listening to it. At least that’s the impression I got.
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And so we in a similar
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position.
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You didn’t normally vote on anything but I think we discussed
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that would work for us too. In a way just do it once a year or special meeting or something. I don’t we don’t have like a candle that is ordered. But some boards do they have
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a Walmart ball but they have either a violinist
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and there’s especially in every year we gonna do it in January. Whenever we start them and just my thoughts
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is correct. It’s just a lot
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not
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I’m
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not to
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necessarily over that review, because I do think it’s
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going to become a meme. I don’t want to say meaningless, but it just become so common that we rarely think about it. I think our fold is this community to
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have people thinking about something like this. Having a channel that
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just shows you
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the Native American trade.
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There were a lot of tools, a lot of information.
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Almost too much for my brain to absorb anymore. And some of them
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already kind of blocked out, because I didn’t want to have to accept it right. away. It’s challenging.
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that’s just my that’s maybe
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to make it really meaningful.
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Start each record year someday. I don’t know. But there’s a lot of other board members.
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We didn’t have Yeah, we did in the lobby. Yeah. It’s not a wall there. There is.
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I think there is.
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Momentum out a little bit more.
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Yeah, that’s
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something that you know,
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creative possibilities,
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is something that you’ve given out.
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And then another thing I was going to do is your advocate, the statement at the bottom of our borders
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a way of
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reminding us
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that’s just
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so maybe I’ll
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let some history here.
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That, really the way that this develops is when you are working on
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an exhibition.
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or 150 years ago, that was the beginning need to now. And so Eric started working for
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me, May.
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1.
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She worked at First Nations Development Institute, and then she’s moved on.
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So one of the things she had just volumes of resources that cost us more. And yeah, one of the things that she said is
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I’m going to write this for you, this needs to be authentically you. And also there needs to be a
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substance as on the on the
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internet.
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So you see that part of what’s included in it, is that we we make a commitment to educate communities
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to ensure peace.
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And so there is a there really is an many believers, right? I mean, we can after that.
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It was really nice to be here. Well, Steven was saying
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that other people notice that we are actively doing.
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And we will continue to do this. And I think that that was part of what Kathy was saying is that you can’t just have a statement you have to have real action. It has to happen.
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And I believe that I
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genuinely believe that.
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Is there anything that you could do some sort of involvement with Cheyenne, Arapaho, indigenous tribes to have something more or just something that indicates that somewhere?
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that was such a strong reaction is that he was really into
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validate the relationship that we have.
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And there’s now a sister city relationship that is
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secure
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between long life and
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with illustrations.
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And so that is nearly as a student moments because
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sister city relationships to different
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countries. And so what this demonstrates is that impressive native tribes are sovereign entities, they are light
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and so presentable it may seem like
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friendship that is way more
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and more that was years ago.
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And so for one year anniversary of the sister city relationship that was passed, and we’re planning on going to the reservation.
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reservation to celebrate that.
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And so I think that a lot of opportunities
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develop applications from
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what I know, will return to the podcast
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that it’s, it was all about developing relationships, it’s all about
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building trust, and
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that is considerable and
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we don’t want there to be any
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appearance
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or
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being able to ensure that we’re getting responses
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so yes, and also we need to be making sure that
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question Do you have internal policies how you intend to stay
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in the lobby but wasn’t sure
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kind of what we’re discussing
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yesterday
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I would love to see form guide and one more thing is broken down into Zendesk
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speeding
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brought by underage children to
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the
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border and, and I didn’t think they were really paying very
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much attention to what was being said. But
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they brought things up on the way home and they heard the Chiefs talking
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and explaining so I thought that was very good. I mean,
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that’s our futures are kids and
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they they actually hurt and retain
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some information that they heard
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that made me think of my residence
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Yeah, I think there’s there needs to be a balance and and
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yeah, I don’t think that was the right moment that led me
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to say this is somebody that
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I think
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you should urge our board.
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I want to talk to you more about an hour to help me deal with rather
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than asking people to
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get into the
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discussion with the way things
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are,
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especially if this is very serious and
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unique.
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Not seeing anything
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relate something to you that
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is very personal for me.
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My son was in Germany, and Germany and
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does a remembrance, etc. To the special global remembrance
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was a Holocaust. And we will make
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we will work this in a town in Germany, which turns out some pretty nasty times
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to smile,
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and these are put into the ground is their spin off their goals on
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educating the Jews, family that live in either, you know, wherever
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where they did in the town
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we did the first ceremony
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filming this channel last year. And it was momentous. We have
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my, my eye and my daughter and my son’s girlfriend and his mother remained slow to the polygraph, we cut it up at night for ceremony and gave it out
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to people who came out of all this, but during the day, people came out.
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And this was again another sale
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this year, also they will families. So and this is what Germany is doing in terms of
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remembrance, and honoring the thing keeping.
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So it doesn’t happen again.
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So that’s how I’m thinking, you know, like how, what to do to lower level of happiness tribe?
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What can you do here in the town to remember and
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escape?
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And I think that, you know, he should be involved in in
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Grand small.
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Anyway,
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so that that’s fine.
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So what happened after
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that statement?
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that she also said, Well, you know, the city council favor of adopting disputes. And this is something you should consider. So I’ve contacted a friend of mine who is in charge of that process in Denver. And he says he, yes, that not only
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are they really, before every single customer. And every member of the Council in Denmark has to take a turn.
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he felt that that was absolutely appropriate. I don’t I mean, you were there. I don’t think that I’ve seen counsel felt comfortable with it. Yeah, it was, it was a little frustrating to me.
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To be honest.
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Because it was, while I want to take the time, while we take the pledge, I guess that’s the argument to me. Like, if you want to grow, there’s a certain thing like throat can be negative. But I also
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I think, yes, as a student, you should not take that literally, seriously, maybe every single day. But if you ask most Americans, can you save as much of a liter, they can, because it is a becomes a part of you. And I guess to me, this idea that we’re going to make a commitment to Tasty justices, by not talking about it, and bringing it up one time a year. I don’t like
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that is. So to me, I felt like there needs to be more education. So that’s something I want to bring up where we have our retreats, but we have our day together as counsel. You know, I rotated back over money to get some of that educational piece behind this. And I’ll tell you, my kidsave pledge, I have five newcomers this year.
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They say with such time as a Spanish and I said and, and it because they have a sense of, of appreciation for being in this country. They all my students have had good experiences and remember where they were coming from, whether it be South America, Central America and Mexico.
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you know, so they didn’t need something, you know, say every day. It’s meaningful. And in fact, when we were online, you know, we kind of stopped in touch because it just has to come on WebEx. And then it was like there’s only a certain amount of time but
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it was really capturing their attention. And so I had to make, you know, most calendars, search engines on it’s like, okay,
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yeah.
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So we dropped it.
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When I had kids asked me publicly I do have a little taste
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so it was interesting so and I think because in their homes they there’s been an education around where we’re saving lives will be meaningful for them. So I think was as adults
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it’s like sorcery
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is there as an initiation piece that has to happen to understand that yes we’ll say this every day we take turns saying this every day but then it also has me and I think about your doing sister city right having the connection with
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the tube is building that trust and so I think we as a community we are taking action to to educate and to remember and to to honor
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those people that have been here before and
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I just Yeah, I just felt like it was kind of
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TV and so I feel like if you do more education
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yesterday
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we’ve been working
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on the
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train boss which is essentially state in America we’re so you know, and there were several people who died and
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I wanted to go to the home it was during the day
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was that awkward for all the city
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shirts likely the afternoon 1/3 of
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the afternoon
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morning session I thought it would be more highly attended
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and obviously retired
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pick and choose the type of day I go to looking at
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various angles
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or to see something like that Yeah. And and have more we wrapped up we can in fact break up into small groups I think three out what we do it
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because
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three hours it was a lot of information yeah
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just a lot to sit Yeah, I mean it
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my business and the games are so many things
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not needed to be two hours and 33 hours with a grain of salt water on just to stand up
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here it
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was hard
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it was
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hard
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listen to some things
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Susie Campbell doesn’t mean nothing everything that
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you have a discussion on it
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although those were the
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two or three so revisit this right.
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So well December 6, we will be setting the date and putting the agenda
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so we’ll have the discussion at city council on what
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we want to ask you
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that is an all day
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I’ve gotten opposed to doing this that every meeting but I just don’t want it to become meaningless.
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Like say just called me ordered
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rap and when I was off I mean there has to be some
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sense of
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sort of sincerity to
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talking to
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each one I was going to be talking
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around monthly basis.
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I would say at my organization, their statement physically gathered together, but we got to it
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I guess the question in my mind was maybe
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that would be taking that
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you know, what is it
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conversation
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topic that triggers
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a take off of eating. Good. It’s not a
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so about for our union to Colorado education systems National Education Association, we do so when we had our national education Assembly
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Education Association assembly in Chicago this year,
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we actually had members
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tried to try to we’re in that Chicago area to present it just kind of gave a little history. Our president did read the statement. So it was kind of at the beginning of our
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assembled and then but when we have breakout sessions if you had as many things in class wasn’t
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decided every meeting during that he was at the open. So
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at some kind of event, or
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that’s kind of what we say in that in that regard.
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So it does look a little different as opposed to
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the Advisory Board meeting.
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But I think you know, city council that is a
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that’s an event
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and it’s public.
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I read that city county I thought that was very
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sort of smaller in the evenings
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I just didn’t know is it necessary
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I’m also going to talk to you about that
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sort of
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tendonitis, the
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people who are
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training one of the things that they’re getting out of
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it
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so
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yeah, we got the same conversation it’s like I’m just doing
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this
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we don’t want to have access to all of that stuff in our organization.
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So it’s it’s not simple
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though that we do
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need to approach that we
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have to
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be able to solve
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so
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I thought that was about two years so just trying to understand that
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process
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but if you wouldn’t mind bringing it to that conversation as well Yeah.
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It would be nice
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to have a PDR just just
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because it
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is so
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powerful to possibly advise the library
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so the this is this video
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so I don’t have anything
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so I saw their minutes there that
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are posted in the library and I saw
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it so I don’t know what they decided. or So lives I
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believe for the library as well. It has not stated okay, it’s included in
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start
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what to do
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while I’m
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really starting to talk talks,
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I do want to revisit that sorry, you’re not gonna last 30 years if that doesn’t work around.
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Racial social justice.
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Mental health
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issues always consider the movie Shawshank Redemption organization. That’s what one of these days through
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patience and
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perseverance and just keep plugging away every day.
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Okay
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let’s wait for
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her
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to say what you really
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even have excuses
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for the short term
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agenda
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Wow
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that was
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so, so good to be continued. Yes.
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All right. The only thing I wanted to add was to take a vote. Those of us that are here we want to meet in person in November. We want to be via Zoom In November
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I think we decided that the meeting did not interfere with the holiday
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for
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so crazy, but that’s a personal preference.
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I’m sorry. I’m having trouble hearing everyone to your mask. What do you prefer? What numbers zoom for November? Okay, so zoom for November.
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So it’s it’s the week before Thanksgiving until Wednesday? Not the way Dave nothing.
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Before was the day 60.
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All in favor of a Zoom meeting that week. Difference to holiday insanity.
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Right? In person.
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Okay, so it’s three to two.
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So I think November’s meeting will be via zoom.
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Everyone is okay with that.
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Type.
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And at that time, we will vote again on December’s meeting.
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Is that Is everyone in
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agreement with that continuing to make that decision? Month by month? Yeah.
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All right.
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Do I have a motion to adjourn? Are there any other comments or
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more business?
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Nope. These are a motion to adjourn.
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Thank you. Is there a second?
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All in favor?
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Okay. That is unanimous. It is 558. Thank you, everyone. Appreciate the time
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