Yt News today: Youtube daily report Nov 17 2018

What's going on boys and girls what's up world Austin John plays here and today I

have a special Pokemon let's go Pikachu let's go Eevee Easter egg firm you so

obviously you get mew only with the pokeball plus however there might be

some gen winners watching this video and you may remember this so after you beat

the SSA and it's gone completely it just says the ship is gone but what's unique

is he's not pushing me away from here I could still walk down and if I walk

down the pier all the way there's nothing at the end but we could surf off

of the edge and if we surf off of the right side using the P choose move we

come across this little dock and at the end of it is a truck so for those of you

who don't know back in red blue and yellow

there was a truck here and it served absolutely no purpose it was just kind

of there as filler and it was always suspected that you could use strength on

the truck move it and there would be a mule

unfortunately there is not you can't even go into Pikachu's abilities and

strong push you can't use that here which is a shame because it'd be great

if they make it so you could push it but a fun little easter egg of the truck

that reminded us of mu there's also a hidden revive right next to the truck

have you were close enough paying attention it's right around there I

already grabbed it though but yeah that's just a really fantastic easter

egg of the original truck uh so good I literally just found that

in the middle of shiny hunting I just ran over here real quick and I just had

to stop the stream and do this I wonder if there's anything off the other sides

I can't surf off that side we can surf on this side this is where the ship went

out to sea nope just big empty area looks like a

nice place for Kyogre to be except he's not in this game

but yeah I think that was great of them to include this funny Easter egg of the

truck from the original games being right next to where the SSN was except

you can actually access it after the SSN goes away which is really nice so yeah

guys be sure to leave a like if you're new to the channel be sure to subscribe

turn on notifications until next time Austin John out

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The Untold Truth Of Sister Wives' Kody Brown - Duration: 4:04.

Kody Brown's polygamist lifestyle is well-documented on his TLC reality show, Sister Wives.

But there are still secrets fans don't know about this notorious husband.

"So today we're gonna be lookin at clips of Kody and tellin' you all of his dirty little

secrets."

"Oh, that's exciting!"

"Like I have any."

Fans can't help but wonder how Kody, a dad of 18 and a busy reality TV star, can maintain

intimate relationships with all four of his wives: Meri, Robyn, Janelle, and Christine.

"So hookin' up…"

"Sex…"

"It's like fourth base, or whatever fourth base means…"

"That's just nasty."

"There ya go."

"That's a homerun."

"Homerun, I mean."

But according to tabloid rumors that swirled in 2016, Kody wasn't doing the dirty with

all of his wives at that time.

In fact, an alleged insider claimed Kody was only getting busy with wife number 4, Robyn,

according to Life & Style.

Another source told Radar Online,

"The idea that the Browns are a polygamist family is laughable at this point…

It's just Kody and Robyn who are truly together."

Considering Kody has stated in the past that he rotates his time equally between wives,

these rumors might come as a bit of a surprise.

"I think that in order to keep our marriages strong, it's very important that we be forgiving."

Any fan of Sister Wives knows that Kody can come off as a very prideful guy, which is

why it's a bit of a shock that he allegedly begged TLC execs to renew the series for Season

12, despite poor ratings.

An insider alleged to InTouch,

"Kody told them he'd be willing to have the network slash his family's pay from $180,000

for each adult to $180,000 total if it meant they could make Season 12."

"You're not being responsible with how you're behaving."

"I don't think you're being responsible with how you're behaving."

Fortunately for Brown, his bargaining for one more season worked.

And despite reports of spiralling ratings, by March 2018, Sister Wives got the green

light again for its 13th season, according to the network.

It's safe to say reality TV isn't for the faint of heart.

Showcasing every aspect of your life can put you in a vulnerable position and subject you

to widespread criticism from fans, a downside Kody learned early on during the run of the

show.

In fact, Brown revealed that he almost quit the show following the initial backlash from

viewers.

"I literally had it in my head that we were gonna change the world by going public about

our plural marriage."

Brown, who has grown to love his job with TLC, made the surprising admission in 2015

during a Sister Wives: Tell All, with host Tamron Hall.

When Hall asked Brown if he ever "wanted to throw in the towel" on the series, he replied:

"Yeah, I literally started talking to the family the week after that aired.

I started talking about, 'How can we get out of this show?'"

Considering Sister Wives has since allowed the family to live a seemingly comfortable

lifestyle, it's wild to think Brown almost cut ties with the show.

Kody Brown and co.

initially fled Utah in 2010 to avoid prosecution under the state's strict anti-bigamy laws.

"Polygamy, in Utah, it's a felony."

According to In Touch, this legal drama was at the heart of the early seasons of Sister

Wives, and has continued on for years.

"If we stay, there's a potential that our dad could go to jail, and our family would

be split up."

Though the criminal case against the Browns was dropped in 2013, the AP reported that

the family had already filed a civil suit, challenging the constitutionality of Utah's

polygamy law.

"Our lawsuit was chosen not to be reviewed or heard, I guess, by the Supreme court."

Although the Browns never got their day in court, that hasn't stopped Kody from advocating

for other polygamy-related legislation.

In August 2018, Kody was slated to testify as "an expert witness" in a Utah domestic

violence case against his polygamist friend.

According to The Salt Lake Tribune, Kody's testimony would be to refute the assertion

that the polygamist church he attended is "patriarchal."

Kody didn't comment on the case at the time, but it's clear that he has a serious interest

in legalizing the practice of polygamy.

"There's a number that is too many, and you have to know what that is.

Don't be a jackwagon."

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MacBook Air (2018) review - Duration: 5:19.

After years of waiting, everyone's favorite Mac, the MacBook Air, has *finally* gotten

its big design update.

But it's not all good news.

In transforming the Air a modern Mac laptop, Apple has gotten rid of some of the things

we used to really love about it.

Apple says the new MacBook Air is redesigned, and it sort of is, but if you're familiar

with other Mac laptops you won't find any real innovation here.

There are lots of changes from the old model, but they just bring the Air into line with

the rest of the Mac lineup.

The biggest improvement is the new Retina display.

It's the same 13.3-inch size, but with four times the pixels and more color.

It's still sRGB color, not the Wide color gamut of the MacBook Pro, but it still looks

great.

That big wide silver bezel around the display on the old Air has been replaced by a much

narrower black bezel that you see on all the other Mac laptops.

This makes the footprint a little smaller, down to the same size as the 13-inch MacBook

Pro.

In fact, it looks almost exactly like the MacBook Pro, except for that classic tapered

front edge.

There are some other nice ugprades, too.

Like the switch to the new Force Touch trackpad, which is 20% bigger and lets you do force-click

functions in macOS.

And the stereo speakers, which are louder and richer and have better stereo separation.

The new Air adds Touch ID, too.

Which means you can unlock your Mac, fill in passwords, or authorize purchases with

your fingerprint.

And Touch ID means Apple's T2 processor is inside.

It provides better security and handles encryption, the FaceTime camera, and audio processing.

But some of the other changes aren't so great.

Like, that keyboard.

The old Air had one of the best keyboards on any laptop, ever.

The new Air has the same low-profile butterfly-switch keyboard you find on the latest MacBook Pro.

It's noisy and there's no key travel, and it's just plain inferior to Apple's

old design.

The new Air has two USB-C ports with Thunderbolt 3 support, and a headphone jack, and that's

it.

Now, I'm a big fan of USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 is great for external hard drives or GPUs,

but it's kind of a problem that there are _no_ USB-A ports anymore.

From microphones to mice, to thumb drives to digital cameras, the vast majority of the

things regular users plug into their laptops have USB-A plugs.

The old Air had one on each side.

The new Air is going to force everybody to buy a dongle.

And let's pour one out for our old pal MagSafe.

Apple's magnetic charging attachment was easy and practical, and has already been kicked

to the curb on all other Mac laptops.

And now the MacBook Air, the last MagSafe laptop, has joined the USB-C charging party.

So, I hope you don't mind giving up one of your two USB-C ports when you need to charge,

and I hope you never trip over the cable.

Then there's the processor.

The new MacBook Air comes with one -- and only one -- processor.

There are no options.

It's the Intel Core i5-8210Y, a dual-core processor with a TDP of 7 watts.

The old Air had a Core i5 with a TDP of 15 watts.

Now, that was three year old processor, so the new one is faster.

But only a little bit.

If Apple had stuck with using Intel processors with a 15-watt TDP, we'd have a quad core

processor that would be twice as fast, with much faster graphics, too.

So yeah, the processor is kind of an upgrade, but not the upgrade that we really should

have expected.

At least the storage *is* a lot faster, and you can get a lot more of it , too--all the

way up to 1.5 terabytes.

Battery life is _roughtly_ the same as the old Air.

Which is to say, it's fantastic.

With the brightness set to a reasonable 150 nits, I was able to play back an HD movie

for almost 11 hours.

You can easily do office work and web browsing for a good eight hours or so before you need

to plug in.

That's just great.

If you've spent any time using the 12-inch MacBook, using the new Air feels exactly like

using a 13-inch verison of that.

This is basically the 12-inch MacBook made an inch bigger, with Touch ID, better speakers,

and a second USB-C port.

If you like the 12-inch MacBook, that's a good upgrade.

This is hands-down a better laptop.

But I'm huge fan of the old MacBook Air, and my time with the new model made me feel

like every improvement Apple made was matched by making something worse.

Gain a retina display, lose the great keyboard.

Gain USB-C, lose USB-A. Get Touch ID, but lose MagSafe.

Those tradeoffs a little hard to swallow when the new model costs $200 more.

It's a good laptop overall, but not as good as it could have been with just a few different

design decisions.

And there's nothing new or original about his MacBook Air--we've seen everything here

in other Mac laptops.

That doesn't make it bad; it's not.

It might even be the right Mac for you.

But the MacBook Air used to be something really special, and now it's...just another Mac.

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Colorblind NorCal Deputy Driven To Tears After Gift Of Corrective Glasses - Duration: 2:57.

Those are your balloons.

So, I got you something.

We got you a small surprise.

You have any idea what those are?

Yeah.

We're going to make her cry.

I'm already crying.

I'm going to hold your balloons.

These go over your glasses.

Is he OK?

I think they're working.

Are they?

Oh my God. (crying)

(Sniffles) What do you see?

(Crying) A different world.

Can you see the green?

It's different then that.

And they say, according to the instructions, it'll get better in a couple of weeks.

It's different.

You see your balloons?

You see the purple?

I do.

Tell him which one is the purple.

Who, me?

Yeah.

Oh.

That one's purple.

We got green, blue, there's a red one here somewhere.

Red, and a yellow.

Oh my goodness.

(crying) You're unbelievable.

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

Everybody chipped in.

Thank you everybody.

Oh, goodness.

My wife is gonna … watch the sunset with me.

Wow.

Oh my goodness.

There's a lot of smoke! (laughter)

(Speaking to wife) We'll I'm standing out here with a bunch

of people from the sheriff's department.

They came out and presented me with something that is absolutely unbelievable.

And for the first time in my life, I see all the colors.

You wouldn't believe this place.

The whole place just lit up.

I mean the whole world just lit up.

I know.

Me, too.

I know, I can't wait to see you.

It's a different world.

Yeah.

It is a different world.

Thank you so much.

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The Truth Team Investigator Shares Details of Man's Girlfriend -- Is She Real? - Duration: 4:03.

- So Robert, just so you know,

you came here today to face the truth.

We put our private investigator Brad Pfanner

on the case to find out if Alana is who she says she is.

Are you ready to hear the results, Robert?

- You know, it is what it is. - All right.

Take a look. (couple people chuckling)

- Immediately upon receiving this assignment

we noticed a few red flags regarding the forms

of identification that were provided by Alana.

The first was the dates of birth between the passport

and the visa did not match.

Another was, the photos were identical.

The person did not have any ears in her photo.

It's clear that it was a digitally altered image,

because of this pixilation around words and images.

We were able to reach out to the real person through

her verified social media account,

confirming that she is not the person

that has been in a relationship with Robert.

She is very aware that her photos are used

in various different types of scams

and wishes that it would stop.

- Kinda figured that.

- Now, do you believe our results?

- Yeah, yeah, I believe your results.

I mean, a lot of red flags came up, you know what I mean?

- Robert, can I just be completely honest?

I think that what you have an issue's

not so much with your brother's wife.

I think what you really want is to have a relationship

like the one that he has with his wife.

And you're a little bit jealous of that.

- Nah, that's not true. (audience clapping)

- I really think so. - That's not true.

That's not true.

- Chelsey, step back for just one second for me.

- That's my brother, - Brothers, I know.

Turn and look at each other

- I'll always be there for you, you know what I mean?

- Alright, now tell each other what you want to,

tell him what you want to say.

- Well what I want is, I want us to have a better bond

as brothers, but I also want us to have boundaries

- Right.

- between each other and for you not

to always have to lean on me.

Think for yourself, 'cause you're a man,

you're a grown man.

And when I give you brotherly advice,

I want you to realize that I'm not giving you advice,

'cause I'm your father.

I'm not trying to give you fatherly advice.

I'm giving you brotherly advice.

I believe you can, I believe in you.

I believe that you can.

- [Vivica] Alright.

- You're a grown man.

(audience claps) - Now Robert

- I love you, man. - I love you too, man

- [Vivica] Robert, what would you like to say to Lee?

- I mean, I love you man.

You always been there for me.

My respect for you is impeccable, you know what I mean?

I respect you as, you're my brother.

I'm always gonna respect you. - I respect you as my brother

as well. - You know what I mean?

So don't think that I'm trying to sabotage

your relationship, your marriage.

I'm glad that I did come to South Carolina,

'cause I was able to establish a rapport

with my oldest niece,

you know what I'm saying? - Okay, alright.

I respect that. - I never was able

to talk to her.

'Cause me and you always lived

in different states.

- Right.

- So that's why I'm trying to tell all these people

saying I'm mooching off of you,

but me and you always lived in different states.

So if I'm living in different states from you,

that must mean that I'm able to take care of myself.

- Right. (audience clapping)

- You know what I mean?

- Okay.

- Robert, can I tell you what's the best thing

that happened right there?

Even though I know y'all probably got more to talk about,

but at least you all talked and listened to each other.

And not at each other.

You see what I'm saying? (audience clapping)

Alright?

But you know my main thing, like brother, like you,

you gotta listen to your brother,

and if your brother's with his new woman,

even if she may not be who you picked for her,

that's his choice, and you gotta respect that.

Let him have that.

Let him be happy.

If that's what makes him happy right now.

And you, stop sending that money to Ghana

and find you a real woman here.

Alright?

Okay?

That's real talk.

(audience laughs) Robert, I mean that.

No I mean that, Robert.

You know what I mean, 'cause then you ain't

gonna be mad about him being happy.

Take your time, get yourself together.

And then find yourself a good woman, here.

You don't, Robert, listen to me.

Robert, Robert. - Oh, you're killing me man.

- One more thing, one more thing.

Know this.

You don't have to buy love, if somebody's gonna love you,

they're gonna love you for you.

You ain't got to spend no money way

across no waters to nobody, okay?

(audience clapping)

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The County Seat - Kane County Community Forest Stewardship - Duration: 28:51.

Hello everybody, welcome to

The County Seat I'm your host

Chad Booth. We are not in the

studio today we across the state

border we are in the North

Kaibab National Forest in the

neighboring state of Arizona.

Today we are going to be talking

about some innovative ways of

looking at forest management as

this forest is going thorough

planning currently. We are

going to start our program today

by looking at some of the things

they have done and

accomplished and we will come

back with a panel of experts to

talk about things they are about

to accomplish but first let's get

out on the ground.

Here at the forest service, Here on the north

Kaibab Ranger District. Our new project is called

KPERP it's the Kaibab Plateau Ecosystem

Restoration Project. Its to restore, bring fire

back into the ecosystem on about 511,000 acres

the purpose and need for the KPERP project is

that through years of fire suppression and lack

of natural fire we got very dense forest

conditions so the KPERP project is to bring

prescribed fire back on the landscape in a safe

sound manor to try and thin these overstocked

forest and recycle nutrients have the normal

functioning ecosystem for the watershed

wildlife and recreation. By studding tree rings

and past fire scares we've seen in the

southwest is fire you cannot exclude from the

ecosystem fire will occur KPERP is a project that

will allow us to re-introduce fire safely on the

landscape and its across 511,000 acres, if we

don't bring fire safely back on the landscape we

run the risk of Stan replacing wildfire and we've

all seen the devastating results of uncontrolled

wild fire

This is a ponderosa pine stand that will

historically burn every 5 to 30 years we have

gone in yesterday and doing a little touch up

today, of applying prescribed fire on the

ground. The intent of that prescribed fire is to

reduce fuel loads return fire into a fire adaptive

ecosystem, protect the lodge here, and also

make sure we can keep the highways open

keeps traffic flowing in the event of a large fire.

This will really help protect this area in the

event of a wildfire approaching the area.

Natural lighting caused fires account for a good

90% of the wildfires humans account for the

other 10% so a vast percent of our fires do

indeed occur by lightning. We're reducing the

fuels were restoring the ecosystem now in the

event that a lighting strike does occur the fire

that would result in this area would be a much

lower intensity firefighters would have a greater

success rate in being able to suppress those

fires.

So KPERP and future NEPA that will allow

logging that will be done to help us maintain a

sustainable population of trees of all sizes,

including our precious old growth Ponderosa

Pine.

This forest has a good deal of management,

commercial timber harvest, small tree thinning

and also prescribed burning, which we saw a

little bit before. This would be the third

treatment in this area the first treatment

probably took place in the 1960's with some of

these older stumps here. Open up the stands

protect it from major disturbance like wild fire

but also to improve the prey based and just the

whole ecosystem for animals not just goshawks

but other types of wildlife as well would all

benefit from this treatment.

This area is an example of an area that needs

management, very dense very thick young

trees, we call these dog hair thickets in

ponderosa pine there definitely a fire hazard

and a fire danger, this is an example of more

than 500 trees per acre which is really unnatural

it's not historic, historically we would have less

than 100 trees per acre in these areas.

This is still pretty dense in here for larger trees

so we will have some commercial treatment

here eventually to thin that out to a more

healthy condition.

We feel that our forest management practices

lately are a good example of sound forest

management for generations to come.

Welcome back to the County

Seat we are having a

conversation today about some

innovative ways to look at forest

management and deal with

some of the change in conditions

in the western forests been a

year where the topic is front and

center in a lot of states so it's

always interesting to find a new

way to look at things. Joining us

for our conversation is

Commissioner Jim Matson from

Kane County, UT and has a

background in forestry and the

district ranger for the North

Kaibab Randall Walker thank you

for taking the time to be with us

today we appreciate it. I would

like to start by doing a recap of

where we have been how you

see the way forest management

now as compared to 20 years

ago.

I think we have more public

involvement with some of our

processes. We had in 1976 a

national forest management act

that came out since then we

have been involving the public

now we try to do more

collaborative and up front things

with folks so that so they are on

board with what we are doing

and how we are managing the

forests.

What are some of the new

things you have incorporated in

the last couple years?

Right now we are in our NEPA

process, the National

Environmental Policy Act trying

to do large scale landscape areas

do them more quickly to get

them out on the ground so we

can implement as we do have a

lot of land out there that has

overstocking and things like that

because we have not been

logging, thinning, and have not

had fire on the landscape for the

last 20 years at least. Fire on the

landscape we started putting

fires out 100 years ago.

So in some of the other shows

we have done you might help us

Jim logging used to be a large

part of how the forest was

managed and I would imagine

through the collaborative

process it's been in that period

of time when commercial

logging has stopped and sales

have become shorter term and

smaller which makes it harder

for somebody to commercially

be engaged with the forest

service is that something that

can change to the benefit of the

costs of maintaining a healthy

forest?

There is no doubt about it in my

mind. I think the key thing is

evolving and has been changing

over the past 20-50 years is that

Randall's collaboration takes a

lot of work particularly when you

got many interests group that

have a stake in this thing the

environmental interests clear

through the local economies

people that want to invest in

Fredonia or Kanab or Pang itch

for that matter put a sawmill in

they get going with a program

process then they knock on the

rangers door and say alright

where is my next 2 million board

feet and somebody says well we

haven't quite gotten to that yet.

Well what do I do with my 20

million dollar saw mill? How do I

operate through these processes

while this is all going on? As this

has been maturing and coming

to this particular point it would

be my hope that is something

that benefits land landscapes

and get into the business of and

talking about acres treated and

watersheds sustained and

reduce the risk and the hazard

so I guess I gave you a long

answer that is the way I see it

and this is what the forest is

attempting to do in a fashion we

can utilize better.

people watching the show right

now yeah the evil disgusting

foresters the logging industry

should not be involved we

should be completely hands off

and let nature do its thing what

would the results of the forests if

we did that Randall?

thin them out they just grow for

themselves and are not

concerned with the values that

humans have the economies

that we have here as well

overstocking and results of the

devastating forest fires we have

had because there are so many

tress and the crowns cannot be

enclosed because latter fuels

and if we do the logging and

thinning and undue fire

landscape prescribed fire we

actually thin those trees out and

reduce the intensity of the fire or

when it does come or when it

comes as a wildfire.

So these catastrophic fires that

we have now we have seen

across the west and California

when man wasn't dominant in

the landscape they used to be

there because we didn't engage

in the forest and the population

just moved on I mean Governor

Brown just commented this last

week he said this is the new

abnormal where we are going to

have these huge and massive

fires and we just need to learn to

live with it because our

environment has changed. Is

that a fair assessment or is it

because we are taking a non-

touch can we do better?

We absolutely can and we have

to because if we destroy

watershed or end up with a lot

of fires because of crown and all

are dead because there is an

alternative out there that can

manage those acres in a more

environmentally effective way or

the rest of its going to be even to

the extent and even a judge

would be able to understand this

thing as its being describe by

Randall Walker and his team.

So Randall do you think it's

possible in your experience that

if all the shackles were lose you

could manage perpetually forest

in a pristine and healthy state I'd

say in its prime would be a way

to say that.

If I had the budget and the

personnel to actually do the

work on the ground I believe we

could that is one reason we are

doing this project right now we

are with the Kaibab Ecological

Restoration Project we have

shortened that to KEPAP so that

is a project we are working on

it's on the plateau my district is

655,000 acres and the project

we are working on is 511,000

acres Most of the district we

have removed most of the

wilderness areas we don't do

active management in the

wilderness areas and we do have

a couple other projects that we

already have on the books that

we want to modify those for

what we are working on.

Do you think there is a possibility

in the future if we start

managing forests to their prime

that the only place destructive

fires will happen is in the hands

off wilderness areas?

Without a doubt. There is

always that day you cannot plan

for something going to happen

we would have to have a huge

budget and huge personnel to

implement this trying to

prioritize areas so that we can

gracefully slow down fires so we

can get better control of fires in

different areas and also provide

local economies as well.

So if you do that in a graduated

step and say I cannot do that all

at once but if you are picking

and prioritizing projects can you

actually get ahead so in the long

term you could have the forest

in balance.

To a certain degree the tress

keep growing so you have to go

back in you have to have a

certain rotation for about 20

years of treatment of prescribed

fires and with the harvest we go

in and take a certain number of

trees we try to leave the forests

as natural as possible up here we

have ponderosa pine and mixed

conifer and ponderosa pine we

treat it as uneven management

that means we treat a group and

leave a group so it looks natural

when you are finished.

Right it opens the space up

opens it up for grass lands and

wildlife I think it would be great

for people to look at what a

really good forest looks like.

We try to retain all the parts that

are there we used to take out all

the diseased trees but those are

habitats for different types of

creatures we try to leave a

variety of different habitats for

all those animals we have out

there.

Excellent we will take a break

and be right back with The

County Seat.

Welcome back to The County

Seat we are talking about new

and innovative ways that we will

be approaching management on

the North Kaibab with a

restoration project with over

500,000 acres. Jim, as a private

industry guy who has experience

on that side has that landscape

side of things attract a

commercial component that

may help the forests service off

set their costs.

In fact they will probably attract

several interests that would end

up competing with each other

for the rights to access the raw

material that we take from those

lands in order to meet those

management criteria as they

start to do that they will see

bidding that will raise the price

of that material and as we are

putting it into the building

material all will benefit from that

so lots of jobs.

There are quite a few upside

although are some people that

do not believe anybody should

profit off of public lands even

when its managed here is my

question for both of you in a lot

of people's minds at one point

when somebody went in and

logged they cut everything and

then they plated seeds and they

grew up and 50 years later they

would cut it again and it had

been universally decided that it

was not a good thing has our

technology changed to a point

that we can manage the kind of

cutting that you are prescribing

on a large scale where you target

a certain diameter you leave

under a tree and some diseased

you cherry pick how you clean

an area out or you use do flying

saws off of helicopters help

that?

WE still do clear cuts in certain

species of trees up here mostly

ponderosa pines so we do

uneven aged management of

that type.

What does that mean uneven

aged management?

It means you have all different

ages of trees on the landscape

you don't go in like a clear cut so

you take them all out and so as

they grow up they all grow up

equally.

So in this case you say we are

going to target this area and take

out the 30 or 50 years old trees

you set a specific target and say

this what we are going to take

out of this area.

On uneven aged management

we take all ages but we leave all

ages we take some we leave

some but they are in patches

more the way a natural forest

would grow.

Can people make that viable I

know there is a lot more you can

take out of a forest now you can

make bio mass and different

things.

I think the main thing these

communities can invest in these

communities near the forests is

the stability of the federal

programs that are producing this

stuff industry work will adapt to

whatever is available and so now

it's a matter of seeing okay for

that particular landscape that is

what the objectives are and call

for these proposals and oh by

the way we set a minimum price

and when you guys mind

meeting here at 2:00 Thursday

October 25th and we will bid that

project out and if it has any size

or substance to it you will find 3

to 5 different people competent

to take that project on.

They need enough longevity in

the time period to make and

investment is that how that

works?

Yes.

That leaves me with another

question and we will get right to

that after a quick break.

Welcome back to the County

Seat I have a question

gentlemen, we have talked

about a program you as an

elected official and somebody

who has had a previous life if

commercial forestry and you as a

lifelong forester administrator

you have a new program and

you both are on the same page

which does not always happen

and I guess my question is what

is the secret of success to

making this pilot project a reality

that people will engage in.

We have the NEPA process th

I mentioned earlier that have

standards and guidelines and if

we follow those processes we

have folks that are wanting to

inhibit our movement for

whatever reason they cannot do

that because we will move

forward because we follow the

rules of law and once you get it

before the judge they will see

that we followed the rules and

we covered all our bases and

analyzed all the different affects

to the different resources and

that is what we do under NEPA

we analyze all of these

resources.

If you guys are effective enough

can you shorten the time of the

lawsuits to the point where they

just give up trying?

We do have a new process

where it's an objective process

it's not an appeal process we try

to get those objections out of

the way before we sign any

documents now so we work with

folks and ask them why you are

objection to this process and if

they have a point we can change

what we are doing.

What are your thoughts, Jim

I think that as Randall has

describe this it's a necessity that

we figure out how to make this

thing work do it collectively and

in a neutral way and get

everybody involved and if

someone wants to blow up the

program let them go ahead and

give them a shot at it otherwise

if someone is going to come here

and make an investment and

produce a product and it will

come off the national forest lets

create the direction.

If we are setting a goal to have a

healthy prime sustainable forest

does it take private industry with

the forest to make that viable

with the environment in

general?

Yes we do not have the money

or the budget to do that and

they have that and can provide a

produce and helps the economy

and the local folks and it

provides jobs for people at the

mill.

Thank you it's been a very good

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