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Sima K: hey.

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james murez: Are you there.

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james murez: yeah OK, so the meetings being recorded so there'll be a blank space, I guess at the beginning.

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Where.

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james murez: you're going to be the only one involved.

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Sima K: Well that's good, so let me just make sure that i'm the host.

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james murez: No, I have to promote you still Oh, do I make you the host or do I make you the Co host.

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Sima K: and make me the host because that way, if I can use the second person if I need to find you to run to the bathroom Thank you.

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james murez: Okay, there you go.

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Sima K: Do you need to get out of there, or are you.

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james murez: Go on, I don't I think if I get out, it might end you.

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Sima K: Oh.

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james murez: I don't know see.

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james murez: make me, but I think you have to make me the Co host now.

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Sima K: I can make it a Co host yeah but Jim if I make you the Co host That means that if I need a second person during my meeting I don't have one.

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james murez: Oh alright, well, I know, normally make anybody the host, but if you want to be the host that's fine I.

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Sima K: normally only.

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Sima K: host if you don't mind and then victories on with me also vicki's on my committee so between the two of us, hopefully.

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james murez: Okay Freddie said that I normally supposed to be the host and make everybody else co host but I made you the.

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Sima K: host okay.

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james murez: So we'll see what just.

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Sima K: Okay.

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james murez: i'm gonna go ahead and mute my screen and and mute my audio.

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Sima K: Okay, thank you, Jim.

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james murez: Okay bye bye.

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bye.

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yeah.

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Sima K: Right right right, and if they have any literature right.

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Sima K: Okay, thank you alright thanks for us okay bye.

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Sima K: I was actually asking about something that I want to post, I see you guys, can you hear me.

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Sima K: i'm Brian I just promoted, you can you hear me at least just to make sure.

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Sima K: You can't hear me.

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Christopher Lee: I heard that the first time robot lady.

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super quiet.

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Sima K: guys hear me.

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Brian Averill: sort of soft but yes.

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Christopher Lee: you're coming in, loud and clear over here.

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Christopher Lee: you're coming in, loud and clear.

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Sima K: I asked you to get out.

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Christopher Lee: Yes.

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Sima K: Can you guys hear me.

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Sima K: Yes, Hello.

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Sima K: I can't hear you.

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Christopher Lee: can't hear us that's.

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Sima K: that's why I tested this with Jim I swear to God i've been on this since.

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Sima K: 630 if you guys can hear me Jim can attest everything work.

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Brian Averill: Do you have headphones plugged into your output jack that might be a.

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Sima K: Hello.

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Christopher Lee: Hello.

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Angela McGregor: My video is not working so.

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Angela McGregor: Here cameras screwed up.

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Sima K: Here you.

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Sima K: Can you guys hear me now.

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Sima K: Yes, oh my gosh Thank you so you heard my whole diatribe about how i've been on here since 630 and everything worked when I set this up with Jim and everybody's done.

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Angela McGregor: yeah yeah.

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Sima K: Okay, thank you.

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Sima K: For.

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Sima K: The thing everybody.

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Brian Averill: Good evening children costume.

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Angela McGregor: costume yes.

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Sima K: Wait after wait, how many years you guys like the entry to this committee has to be that you have to pronounce my name correctly.

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Sima K: hold on I am reading we have quorum so two more minutes because i'm waiting for neck, and it was the best.

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Sima K: So, give us till 706 that's nice to see you all.

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Angela McGregor: Like was yeah.

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Sima K: hmm So hopefully I don't know you guys feel about it, but obviously I want to leave the zoom option like I said on my email, and also on our agenda, but I would love to see if there's a way for us to have a meeting in person.

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Angela McGregor: yeah me too.

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Christopher Lee: I just found out about this thing called the owl it's a conference camera that tracks your voice so if we meet in person, we could set that up for our zoom camera, and it would show whoever speaking.

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Angela McGregor: I would rock yeah.

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Sima K: Does it need like some kind of special setup or it's pretty portable.

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Christopher Lee: it's pretty portable.

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Sima K: I have hi how are you, we have an attendee.

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Sima K: Alright, one more minute and then we'll start um so i'm sorry portable yeah.

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Christopher Lee: portable the extent of setup is buying it and plug it in so.

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Sima K: We could do that.

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Sima K: So, Jim is technically logged in, but he handed the reins to me very scary and.

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Sima K: He.

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Sima K: So he might jump in he might not.

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Sima K: All right, seven seven or six i'm officially starting a meeting so welcome everybody Thank you so much for joining.

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Sima K: Thank you um we have, as far as I can see Vicky holiday joining us our new communications chair and also hopefully somebody that I would like to work more closely with.

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Sima K: Like in the past, where the outreach chairs and communication chairs works, hand in hand and, hopefully, you know we can trust each other and learn from each other so that's my goal so welcome vicki first and foremost.

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Sima K: And then I just would like to go around the room you guys don't have to turn on your cameras if you don't want to, but i'm going to start with the ladies, as I see them on the screen there's Angela Angela McGregor.

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Angela McGregor: Here Angela hi i'm sorry my camera's not functioning properly.

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Angela McGregor: Okay yeah.

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Angela McGregor: You know if you're.

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Sima K: If you're in pajamas i'll forgive you.

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Angela McGregor: Oh no.

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Angela McGregor: i'm not.

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Sima K: Just kidding and then there's Christina right there.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: To see your faces.

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Sima K: Christina is also I know.

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Sima K: Christina is also in the resiliency committee so.

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Sima K: yay.

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Sima K: We already introduced vicki i'm next we have again i'm going Brian my artistic director my.

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Sima K: The almost dmc President.

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Angela McGregor: yeah to go there.

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Sima K: it's just i'm introducing everybody at their top level, so you know i'm going for it anyway, I I really do I am so grateful for brian's help he knows that he's just I mean Thank you and always always whether my moment's notice available and creative and there, so thank you.

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Sima K: And Christopher Lee our tech guru and so many more.

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Sima K: How are you probably.

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Sima K: This is like.

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Christopher Lee: The zoom meeting it in the days so pretty good considering.

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Sima K: hey, thank you for staying up um but yeah so i'm sorry did I, yes I don't i'm not missing out anybody, am I well if Nick was here.

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Sima K: So I did reach out to Alex who was on my committee and i'm still waiting for an answer so we'll see.

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Sima K: and waiting on Nick and I asked Elizabeth or new board member to join as well, and I think she was interested in joining So hopefully they'll join us.

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Sima K: In a few minutes, but actually Thank you everybody i'm.

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Vicki Halliday: in San Diego.

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Sima K: How okay.

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Vicki Halliday: So I.

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Vicki Halliday: will be here, he was posting all day from a convention in San Diego.

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Sima K: Okay, thank you.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you for letting us.

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Sima K: Okay, so no neck and i'll text Elizabeth when i'm done speaking and just see if she's joining us um so.

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Sima K: Thank you, everybody honestly, the selection was very interesting and thank you, thank you, thank you, I don't know if you guys were there for the July meeting, but I had record record turnouts, so I really want to thank all of you um you know, a for running the for bringing such great.

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Sima K: numbers to the facts, like you know look Ivan and I could have had our differences, but I truly believe in what he says, and that we.

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Sima K: The caliber of our pool of candidates like I just think it's incredible and that's what made the election so special, so thank you and thank you for that so let's go.

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Sima K: I.

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Sima K: I kind of went into my chair report if that's okay so let's just back up for a minute approve agenda, as presented Oh, let me go through roll call sorry.

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Sima K: Alright, see my i'm here vicki yes.

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Sima K: Liz not Christina Thank you Angela Thank you Brian Thank you Christopher Thank you um okay all set so now we're going to move on to the agenda, can I get a second on approval of agenda, please.

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Vicki Halliday: Second, it.

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Sima K: Was that was that Angela or.

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doesn't matter.

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Sima K: Okay.

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Sima K: And please approve my minutes but i'm very, very bad at sending out but I promised you don't have to approve them but I promise I need to send them out this week.

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Sima K: So that's number two.

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Sima K: Number three moving on to nonsense anybody who's got an announcement fees committee members.

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Christopher Lee: I do.

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Christopher Lee: i'm.

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Sima K: Just a heads up that this week.

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Christopher Lee: Hello.

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Sima K: Do we have.

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Sima K: Yes, yes, yes, I see you.

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Christopher Lee: Okay, just a heads up that this weekend is national cleanup day, so there will be a lot of cleanup organizations primarily focused Saturday on cleaning up the beach in the neighborhood.

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Christopher Lee: So welcome an open invitation to anybody who'd like to join.

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Christopher Lee: The various efforts going on the Saturday.

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Sima K: And you send me stuff Chris so that we could post or do whatever as long as you know, it's within our guidelines.

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Christopher Lee: i'll send it to you right now.

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Sima K: Okay that'd be awesome to kind of promote this week leading up to the weekend right it's Monday, what do you guys.

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Brian Averill: For sure he'll the battle going on to.

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Sima K: Sorry i'm writing this down okay heal the bay and that's all for the weekend yep.

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Sima K: Thank you okay anything else.

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Sima K: Any other announcements.

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Sima K: I actually have a quick question, not that we were promoting it, but his music at penn Mara is that over was it last week, last Wednesday last Wednesday of it.

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Brian Averill: So what this one it's it's ending soon.

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Sima K: Okay, this one to say okay um next do we have any public comment.

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Brian Averill: We have no public.

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Sima K: We have no public anymore we've lost our one.

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Sima K: One viewer.

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Sima K: um.

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Vicki Halliday: This is a good committee to be on.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah yeah.

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Angela McGregor: person it's great.

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Christopher Lee: As a metric of our success at outreach shouldn't we have a huge public.

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Sima K: Now I like it small.

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Sima K: Thank you, can you can get more things done.

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Vicki Halliday: that the people who like meeting.

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Angela McGregor: it's our job to get people involved with like the dnc board in general, in other words to come to those meetings.

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Sima K: No, I agree, like I do, I like I like I like our rhythm I like what we try to accomplish.

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Sima K: Listen, when we have controversial issues on our agenda, or if we have money issues on our agenda you know people are going to come.

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Sima K: Right, but right now we're just kind of figuring out what we want to do and where we want to go, so you know, hoping, this could be a good working meeting, and you know we can figure out.

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Sima K: Some organizational stuff and you know how we go forward OK, so my chair report.

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Sima K: That was kind of it infections and schedules, so the big things that we want to work on i'd like to work on over the next couple of months is.

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Sima K: trying to figure out a schedule for all the promotions, that we want to do um I list them under my next motion item but kind of just the introduction and so i've mentioned sorry hi Christopher he just emailed me do you guys hear that that bang when it goes off on my email.

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Sima K: Oh okay i'm so.

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Sima K: Venice living article I think i've mentioned this to you, but it's turned into a monthly thing, so I end up writing for Venice living once a month.

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Sima K: The problem is, is that they're two months ahead, so the timer issue we did in July, the October issue we did in August, so their deadline is basically.

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Sima K: Five days after our the dnc meetings which kind of works, you know, but sometimes we don't and what I write about is I write about like Community interest stories.

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Sima K: So what is the dmc doing that's not you know, forgive me that's not about homelessness that's not about crime things that aren't you know so.

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Sima K: heart wrenching and heart pumping in our for our communities, so, for example, I did something on civic you so at the time the vote came in for Lou Pack, I thought it was important to introduce our land use planning.

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Sima K: committee, so we introduced that to the Community, and then I also wrote about civic you.

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Sima K: learn something about it as well, so I would love for you guys to help because honestly it depends on what the pmc is doing on two months, but if we can start thinking of ways that we can promote the MC outside of.

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Sima K: You know.

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Sima K: Some of the more like I said sensitive issues in our Community, but um you know i've written before obviously about the election wrote about.

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Sima K: Some of the grants that we have done um did something on the carousel I did something on the Mexican American monuments so just to give you an idea of what we worked on alright so that's Venice living.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And who's the normal audience for Venice living.

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Sima K: So it goes to about 9000 households, the only thing about it is, is that they don't go to condos weirdly enough because I guess they can't get into the buildings, so if you have a secure, so they tend to be going to residential like it's all residential but um I can.

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Sima K: Bring one person I could show you a hard copy I don't think they do anything digital, to be honest with you guys it's all hard like it's like a hardcore old school newspaper very local you know they do like.

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Sima K: A yoga.

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Sima K: Spread they do a piece on you know real estate, they have columnists that right every week on human interest basically like a human interest magazine.

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Sima K: And they highlight members of our Community, you know, like people, for example, that are doing good for the Community or people that have long ties to the Community or you know something is special about them just it's.

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Sima K: When I stopped talking, or what to catch a break i'll get you like a what you call it a.

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Sima K: A hard copy but um.

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Sima K: yeah so again, and I think it's a direction I would personally like to go in, in terms of like, how do we with our manpower, how do we promote Venice right.

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Sima K: Like with this, you know I go into it, but that's kind of it YouTube channel, we have a YouTube channel, and I know Jim.

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Sima K: has been posting more and more on it, and I know, for example, i'm two meetings ago Christina I think you were out of town people were struggling with what to do with zoom and I.

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Sima K: Put it out there and I linked it and people were like just this really helpful Thank you so i'm.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Good.

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Sima K: We got to put that more out there right and vicki you guys are using it a little bit more right and you're posting the meetings on there as well.

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Vicki Halliday: All the full board meetings are certainly posted i'm not sure on committees that may be up to the committee chairs.

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Vicki Halliday: But they could be.

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Vicki Halliday: I mean you know look pick is a good example.

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Angela McGregor: I think a really good way to go, because then people become aware if they're not aware that it's going to happen they're aware that it has happened and yeah lubick meetings would be a great place to.

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Angela McGregor: To go with that, if we can get if we can encourage elites to to post post your meetings to that channel.

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Sima K: Well, what do you guys think, do you think I should send out an e blast, by the way our opening rates for the email blasts have been abysmal.

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Sima K: So just just being honest about it, so we got to meet either make our emails more interesting or i'm not really sure why but um so yeah ideas on how to boost our subscription I see.

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Christopher Lee: Okay, so I would say that.

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Christopher Lee: To increase our subscription, we need to make it makes sense when people subscribe, right now, the meeting names are nonsensical we've got Rules nine 920 21.

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Christopher Lee: deservedly is the Rules Committee for September 9 but agreeing on a set nomenclature for all the all the titles, so that it's very clear what people are tuning in for sure they see the pop up notification.

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Christopher Lee: Secondly, including the minutes, so the written minutes for people who don't want to sit through a two hour recording of our next board meeting or you know are famous for our ones.

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Christopher Lee: They can just go to the meeting minutes and like ideally go to a rough time Sam I don't know if that's something that we can start, including for each agenda item is when it starts getting addressed we just logged the time.

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Christopher Lee: So it's like Okay, we know at 37 minutes in we started talking about Lou peck during this channel board meeting so that we can create those little.

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Christopher Lee: I would suggest either the secretary or the communications officer not.

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Sima K: That was my that was gonna be my next question after that so vicki explain this to me so right now, are we uploading or is that the plan that for the meetings to go up there.

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Sima K: So is the plan for the meeting and the minutes to go up on our YouTube channel.

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Sima K: To the UK so Okay, so that was my next point so does Jim have ownership now of the YouTube channel or can we win and clean it up and make it more like pretty.

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Christopher Lee: yeah, I think, to make it most useful and we'll see if Melissa can take it on is just logging when we go to agenda item number 11 what time it was and somebody from our committee can just do the rest of that workload.

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Angela McGregor: Though of the entire meeting now posted to the vlc website, and I think it is kind of time stamped I don't know i'd have to go back and look at it.

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Sima K: Christopher I can I can do, like a general time note, but I can ask Melissa to do that and I don't think any of us can so.

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Christopher Lee: yeah i'm not asking for a minute by minute, but as soon as we open an agenda item just jot down what time it was.

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Sima K: Again I you know, like let's see how we do on the next meeting and let's see how I how I am able to you know figure that out, because there are certain we have a lot less responsibility during.

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Sima K: The MC meetings than she does but that's a good point but then, but then explain this to me how do we do we end up searching by.

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Christopher Lee: So Okay, some of them do have the times but, basically, then we would take the time that we know the agenda item started, so if it was like the general concern calendar started at 708 we know, an eight minutes in from the recording we can chop a.

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Christopher Lee: timestamp saying so that people can just jump to that section.

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Christopher Lee: So each timestamp would correspond to an agenda item, so if I was interested in the project at 655 Chris Moore and I couldn't attend the meeting I know it's Item number 10 and I can just jump the YouTube navigation to that point.

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Angela McGregor: All he's talking about is during the course of meeting as things come up just note the time next to the items on the agenda so as you jump to a new agenda item just look at the clock and go okay 1005 midnight 130 you know the usual right.

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Angela McGregor: And, and then, when it gets posted to YouTube I guess I Chris I if i'm hearing you right basically you just put kind of a almost a caption on the whole thing.

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Christopher Lee: It shows us a little notch on the play bar so you can just click out that specific time.

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Sima K: Oh, we can play with that during the next meeting so let's see that's noted so let's do that, and you know, and if the meantime i'll talk to Jim and we can clean it up and make it more accessible and my bigger question was how do we promote the Channel do we post that on the AMC website.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Meetings I think of the actual meetings themselves to you know when folks you know come into the meeting remind them hey if you can't catch all of this.

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Christopher Lee: If we want to get real fancy we could just have pre roll before our meeting so instead of it being you know i've been looking like a.

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Christopher Lee: People figure out who's hosting whatnot we just run that pre roll until we're actually ready to go.

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Christopher Lee: Our pre roll would just be all our social handles find us on YouTube at and then just either a short link or our user handle you know find us on instagram at.

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Christopher Lee: And then, our user handle so that people who are tuned in five minutes early aren't seeing us not knowing how to use zoom they're seeing us giving them information, where they can catch up on something they may have missed previously.

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Vicki Halliday: Okay well there been a lot of things going on um I mean i've been hammered for a few days now, because of the fact that there used to be a way that you could sign up and people did it.

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Vicki Halliday: Just Out of curiosity, more than anything, where whenever any email was sent to the dnc board you could sign up to also get those emails.

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Vicki Halliday: That stopped and it happened when you guys redid the website that function was sort of gone and it never came back, which is probably good because.

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Vicki Halliday: I mean it got complicated, at times, because there were people in the Community actually seeing emails before any of us did.

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Sima K: right but literally until two days ago I could post anything, the other way what i'm saying is has the back end editor changed or you you're not aware of that.

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Brian Averill: Just quickly, this is a basic thing it seems like an easy fix a lot of folks about agendas and minutes than they are incredibly hard to find they're actually under the board page which doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

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Brian Averill: So it's everybody's picture, with their name their title and then under that all the agendas in the Minutes that doesn't seem like the right place for them.

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Sima K: Thank you yep okay next item six Oh, do you guys here sorry, let me put up the agenda.

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Sima K: Oh sorry before I pull this up, I just want to show you because it's actually a first thing on our agenda and the next item, so this is big heading schedule resources and meetings, so this is kind of what we need to keep ahead as we start to promote and as we start to get busier busier.

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Sima K: So this is next door, this is my next door feed, this is specific to that city feed so that's not like that's my account that's the V and sorry not my account via mcs account that I log into So this is the city, so I have right now for venison see we have 19,000 members.

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Sima K: Our administration and plus the good thing about this is that I see all the other things that are going on all over the city, because I don't just get CD 11 I get westwood I get the valley I get downtown etc, so this is kind of our next door a little piece obviously Facebook.

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Sima K: um I need to actually update our credit card information in there and instagram which is both ours and.

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Sima K: And then I listed pretty and we talked about YouTube and then not home depot but constant contact.

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Sima K: So that's how we send all our emails through constant contact so i'm just kind of wanted to put that out there, so we know what our sort of channels are oh and Twitter forget me Twitter so um and Brian and vicki you guys have done social media Christina you.

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Sima K: My thing with social is you post you don't really post before 48 hours right unless you're promoting something every single day for a week so.

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Sima K: let's start with that right so let's start with social 48 hours to 24 hours before an event right unless again i'm spending money, promoting it every day right, and when we set out our target, you know if i'm spending seven to $10 a day.

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Sima K: For about four days so that's kind of been the strategy so i'm just putting that out there, if you guys want to change it, if you have any other suggestions.

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Brian Averill: No, I think I think everybody has collective add so.

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Sima K: We can get.

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Brian Averill: More than 48 hours anyway, I usually try to post about a day and a half before the major meetings and then see my you usually promote for that final 24 hours, I feel like that's a good a good balance.

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Brian Averill: And instagram at least is is through the roof lately it's doing great.

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Vicki Halliday: I think it's um Facebook, you get an older demographic that you're going to pay attention you know that's where all the regulars who already go to WW P amp Z meetings tend to see things.

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Vicki Halliday: Then you get instagram and Twitter but younger demographics, I.

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Brian Averill: post to instagram I also post to Facebook and instagram i'll have a few hundred views and Facebook, you know, like 30,000 2000.

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Sima K: yeah but thank you, Brian thanks for your engagement because, like I can't I can't get to it all the time, like sometimes i'll answer it but.

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Sima K: One of the things that we've been doing and I think this is actually important, and this is part of the reason that we're getting.

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Sima K: You know our numbers are so much higher is because we started following people as well and we're also following businesses and they're following us so like you know and they're giving us shout outs and you know what I I.

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Sima K: Love supporting anything in our Community so i'll give a shout out as a vm see whether it's the great Western hoagie company, you know if they post something cool I try not to do it about their sales, but like if they post something about Venice like I like that.

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Sima K: yeah so um you know not like if they're having a sale on their 12 inch great steak sandwich.

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Sima K: But I just I think it's important we're the only Community that really doesn't do that, you know as much as other sort of neighborhoods do so.

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Sima K: yeah I i've started like following businesses and following other Members in the Community, and vice versa, and engaging I think it's important, so thank you.

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Brian Averill: yeah also I don't know if you guys look at our stories but i'll do four or five stories each day and it's from people just taking beautiful pictures at the beach or in the canals, or if their dog.

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Brian Averill: And I usually put a put a rescue dog or two or three up each week if there's a nice dog i'll say hey this dogs available.

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Brian Averill: So just stuff like that, and the stories and those stories get about 50 views a day each.

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Sima K: You guys that's that's also something that we started, you know which I think is important and then listen i'm happy to give you guys.

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Sima K: Like the best engagement I get is if I I know sounds stupid, but like if i'm on the beach.

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Sima K: And i'll clean up the beach like just randomly that's the best engagement, or if I you know go to a doggy happy hour and I film that or put that out there.

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Sima K: I think anything like that that you guys personally want to contribute from your own like lives is also really important so go on, you know i'm always like supporting the dnc personally from my personal channels so.

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Sima K: You know more and more and more of that, so thank you.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I also think that with next door to the point that we have this huge Community amassed already without really doing much there, we should.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You know and we're not exactly sure who the Community is yet.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I think it'd be nice to make it kind of like a living calendar, where we can you know communicate with the folks on there if they have questions about meetings or anything like that, but for right now just start small.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: and make it about the committee meetings or the general board meetings and those that same 48 hour window.

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Sima K: Right and Christina to your point um we actually I leave the comments section open so anybody can respond back to me, let me show you.

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Sima K: Just what it looks like so when I post see it's my general service area, and I mean it says, who I am so when I publish I.

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Sima K: I don't keep it close so anybody can respond and anybody can ask questions and if they you know if there are then I answer them, so you know just letting you know that we are doing that, to an extent, but.

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Brian Averill: Again, is that 19,000 is that city wide or is that just sent us.

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Vicki Halliday: that's our little.

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Sima K: This is our little map box, this is our little community.

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Vicki Halliday: Well, it says 15 neighborhoods.

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Vicki Halliday: 14 neighbors.

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Angela McGregor: yeah.

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Sima K: 14 neighborhoods, but I think no but I don't.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: think Members me, as a number of people following because of the CRC started a page and we have 22 members, so I think actual folks following.

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Sima K: The veto.

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Sima K: I I don't know seats 12,789 claim house let's listen regardless it's 10,000 people right either way we counted so like on my personal next door, I know I get Playa.

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Sima K: You like ice Playa posts, and I see sometimes Santa Monica posts but I don't I don't get private posts in this, so I don't know what here, I can actually look, let me just see my metrics.

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Sima K: Sorry, I can look into this, so I don't waste your guys time but I can tell you exactly how many people, we have.

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Sima K: But i'm regardless it's it's a pretty good good measure.

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Sima K: Not good measure, but it's a good outlet for us.

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Brian Averill: We post about meetings on next door.

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Brian Averill: Like upcoming meetings.

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Sima K: The Board post I post every single board meeting.

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Sima K: I did not post add calm to I haven't posted an ad come tomorrow, but I will I will post about that also um but yeah I post I pretty much like I go through my five would you.

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Sima K: Like usually Brian will do instagram and Facebook i'll i'll do Twitter and next door and the website so those are like my three.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I wonder if part of the engagement for next door, instead of just doing I don't know how many photos you can put with next our posts, but if it can only be one or if we like only one.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Instead of maybe, making it a just an image of you know meeting this day this committee, maybe, making it the actual agenda that way you know it's it's something that people might want to see right off the BAT you know and be able to engage that way or become interested that way.

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Sima K: The APP oh so just so you know next door.

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Sima K: My postings are very, very like short and sweet like i'll usually say the top two topics like this, you know this month we're discussing like.

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Sima K: The two items that you know let's say the top three items and then i'll just say click here my only problem is that look you guys are looking at the back end I mean unless they take a screenshot of the PDF file I don't have an option of uploading anything but a photo so.

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Christopher Lee: We can link the agenda because it's.

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Christopher Lee: Links on next or aren't blocked like they are on instagram so.

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Sima K: No need, of course, no I link everything i'm just saying and then just Christina content wise I like to keep it.

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Sima K: Consistent whereas if we're advertising the meeting like throughout our website and throughout, and you know instagram I like to keep the image, the same you know what I mean so like people don't confuse what's going on.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Now i'm here that it makes sense, it makes sense, I think that.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You know, since it is just such a new platform for our committee or for our board in general, I think that, and since we don't know the folks on there as well, I don't know how much they've been engaging or not, so I wonder if we could test, you know, having the agenda as the image.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And you know, make the PDF for jpg.

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Sima K: So let me ask you something I So when I post on here you guys are all supposed to get my next door posts, do you not get them because I get them in my private email.

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I don't.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: i'm not sure I have to look out for it.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: wait for it.

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Vicki Halliday: But I turned off email notification.

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Vicki Halliday: Because it can make you crazy.

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yeah.

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Sima K: Right, but even if you turn off your notifications, you should still get the email.

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Sima K: So, like.

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Sima K: sure you.

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Sima K: You guys are seeing my emails i'll pull it up for you, but my point is is that when I send out a next door alert I get it in my box like I get it in my inbox it.

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Sima K: comes up in my.

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Sima K: In my email.

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Sima K: fan oh.

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Angela McGregor: No, no, and my email.

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Sima K: Feed yeah like in my email feed.

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Sima K: That it comes up a saying.

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Sima K: You know here's your new email.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I think okay so part of this settings that some.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: folks have and others don't like you can change your emails are your preferences.

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Vicki Halliday: On next door to.

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Sima K: get those are now yes start guys change your settings if you can to start getting the city feed because I get it in my private email, but I can't change the settings because this is a done account that they gave to me.

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Sima K: So it's you know it's like overseen by the city, so I can't change the parameters like I can't invite more members or change my neighborhood.

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Sima K: All right, so can we move on.

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Sima K: Alright next he blasts so my policy has been, and I know that Jim would like more.

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Sima K: scheduled approach and vicki you might too, so my policy with a blasts has been.

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Sima K: Obviously, to try to eat last about our board meetings and we used to have a schedule of blessing them out the Sunday before our board meeting.

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Sima K: um so that was the old schedule and then I would send a blast as things come up so special you know special guest Carol sobo that will go out in an e blast right and that doesn't always have to be a vm see meeting general board meeting that when Carol spoke, I believe that was the.

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homeless.

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Sima K: Like vicki said homeless committee yes yeah so i'm just saying so it's not you know just about the board like we can send a blast about anything but i'm obviously open to ideas and suggestions on if we should have a more solid schedule.

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Christopher Lee: Yes, our motion for more solid schedule.

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Angela McGregor: If you're having problems with.

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Angela McGregor: emails getting open that people might feel inundated or.

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Sima K: What do we want so what's our schedule.

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Christopher Lee: I would advocate semi monthly so two times a month, one of the top of the month, or one at the middle of the month.

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Vicki Halliday: This is absolutely correct yeah.

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me too.

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Vicki Halliday: And all movies, can be made aware.

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Sima K: Sorry, say that again.

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Brian Averill: Go ahead but.

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Vicki Halliday: Now I was just thinking all committee chairs should be very aware of the schedule.

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Vicki Halliday: Because why public safety homeless every other committee that has guest speakers, they need to start, knowing that they've got certain deadlines for the person that 15th or whatever to get the information to you, so you don't have to track it down all the time.

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Sima K: Okay, good so.

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Sima K: let's figure this out and this kind of the schedule kind of goes into if you look at 60 which is, we have to look at the calendar of the committee's that meet.

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Sima K: And I I was doing research, but I have it on hand, so we can go through it to see when we want to make sure that the E blast go out um so first a schedule of the bison like what do we want to talk about in the E blast like.

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Sima K: Did you know what I mean because it's going to vary month by month.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah what.

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Christopher Lee: Was it.

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Christopher Lee: For.

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Brian.

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Brian Averill: Of what we should pick the one that goes out on the Sunday before the board meeting because that sort of stuff everybody ready to run for the board meeting.

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Brian Averill: And then the other ones to call to go out on my first or something like that, and all the chairs should know that.

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Brian Averill: Anything that any chair wants to announce to everybody in Venice throughout E blast The first is the time to do it yeah meeting this month we will have xyz and then the other one could be more focused.

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Vicki Halliday: On.

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Brian Averill: That maybe the the one at the first of the month or second or third or whatever that could be the general announcements, for all the chairs.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah except for like homeless Committee meets last Thursday and the last Tuesday of the month, I think, if you if you do a month, then you want to be the big board meeting announcement and you can include some other things and, by the way this is coming up also.

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So I thought.

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Sima K: I was.

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Sima K: Sorry, I just got the water running.

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Brian Averill: It is that works for all the committee's the best don't have to be the first whatever encompasses all the committee's.

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Sima K: Well, but that's the hard part because, like, for example, add calm meets the second Monday of every month budget meets the first Tuesday of every month right, so we could potentially do those two.

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Sima K: Right and an e blast it looks like public safety, meets the first Wednesday of every month um I don't know what that's going to do with the neighborhood committee.

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Sima K: And then loop back is every other Thursday right.

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yeah.

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Sima K: So and and you know it varies like it's not so calendar.

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Sima K: Right, where it's like I would.

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Vicki Halliday: I would sit the email date and then whatever committee meetings or general board meeting happens in that two week period.

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Sima K: push it out.

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Christopher Lee: Okay.

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Vicki Halliday: for you to say i'm working.

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Vicki Halliday: Around stuff I think working around stuff that changes all the time is dangerous just whatever is on the calendar push it out.

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Sima K: Okay, so, for example, guys for the month of September right, so our board meeting is on the 21st so that you know it's like a weird month so.

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Sima K: are so, then the 19th right, so the Sunday before the board meeting that's the schedule and then do you guys want to say, the first Sunday of the month, then.

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Sima K: Yes, the first.

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Sima K: How about the first the first Tuesday of the month let's do that so that.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Her.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Well, I do prefer a week day for the committee's and for general board, obviously, it makes sense to do the day before.

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Sima K: Well it's just like i'm thinking like obviously i'm thinking like of myself and if I would have time on a weekend, you know for.

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Vicki Halliday: Like the first Monday morning it do it Monday morning because there are a lot of committee meetings on Tuesday night.

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Christopher Lee: yeah so we do the first Monday or Sunday preceding the general board meeting.

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Sima K: Right and we can time it.

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Sima K: You know, like I could.

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Christopher Lee: You can set a timer on constant.

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Sima K: On constant contact okay so i'm putting this down in my notes so first Monday.

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Sima K: of the month.

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Sima K: And then the Sunday.

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Sima K: Before the board meeting.

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perfect.

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Sima K: And we used to set it for the morning so like Sunday morning, if we can like sometimes between the morning and the afternoon of Sunday morning.

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Sima K: Okay, good so that's taken care of i'm.

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Sima K: A website posting um so the twofold I do not post every single committee meeting I cannot unless you each one to take a committee and be responsible for posting their stuff.

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Sima K: If a chair i've always operated this way vicki where if a chair wants me to post it, I will post it, but I don't automatically assume that.

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Sima K: Every meeting of the arbor committee is going to get posted or anything I mean it's on our calendar it's on there somewhere.

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Sima K: That doesn't mean that i'm going to do a news item about it again if Christina asks me to do that for resiliency, of course, if he wants me to promote homeless, of course, you know but i'm open to suggestions if we should post every single meeting.

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Sima K: On.

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Vicki Halliday: I wouldn't come, can you send out an email to all the committee chairman and sort of explain that and say look i'm happy to promote.

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Vicki Halliday: But you need to let me know.

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Vicki Halliday: A weekend and I, it is that fair.

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Sima K: So, Brian, how will that work with you and artwork and i'm fine honestly Mickey you and I discussed this ourselves that I don't need like Brian average level artwork you know, for every posting I can have you just informational right, so we.

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Brian Averill: General posts for each meeting that you can just throw out there, I already did ATT COM and.

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Brian Averill: So.

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Sima K: I know it's not thank you, I appreciate I I saw that email I just didn't have a chance to respond, but thank you yeah.

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Sima K: Actually, Brian and I have been talking about that for a couple of months in terms of doing generic for each committee, so we could just throw that up and it's our brand and you know, and then we could adjust the time.

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Brian Averill: yeah way.

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Sima K: Does that work people.

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Brian Averill: than anybody could post it because there's no date or time on it it's very general.

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Sima K: Okay um so I hopefully i'll get some engagement right vicki that email.

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Sima K: But a week out.

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Vicki Halliday: also bear in mind that that a lot of the committee's are not yet fully set of corners and all that, so you know, except for lupus and public health and safety because it's an existing committee, everything else is going to be like another month.

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Vicki Halliday: I have a similar.

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Sima K: I i'm fully aware, but I also don't want to like over promise and under deliver, so the slow the slow rollout is good, you know where we say Look, we asked for this and you know voting go on from there.

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Sima K: And that sorry i'm not getting printed materials right now um So when I wrote out my agenda, so you know we have a booth you guys for at the Venice farmers market.

552
01:24:56.790 --> 01:25:07.650
Sima K: it's technically outreach is purview because the way that our table it's always worked, it was the outreach table at the dnc.

553
01:25:08.340 --> 01:25:22.050
Sima K: Sorry, the dnc table under outreach and then under the bigger umbrella of the farmers market we were lucky in that our former board President and.

554
01:25:22.980 --> 01:25:34.350
Sima K: Our treasurer would inevitably sit there and I think i'd still get them out once a month, but I started a sign up Doc for the board.

555
01:25:34.740 --> 01:25:51.000
Sima K: To see if any Members could volunteer at the farmers market so right now, that is the only in person event that we are technically having throughout the Community, because we are still not allowed to have in person meetings, through the end of the year.

556
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Sima K: So um I would love to use our table to distribute some like whatever info we have right so Christina all resiliency information, please, please, please, we have storage space get that out to me because we'd like to get out.

557
01:26:09.600 --> 01:26:20.820
Sima K: on the table and what's what's been kind of hot interestingly enough, is the big bad book of like all the.

558
01:26:20.880 --> 01:26:22.710
Angela McGregor: Emergency resources yeah.

559
01:26:22.800 --> 01:26:23.220
Vicki Halliday: Oh yeah.

560
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Sima K: Very fun, yes, and so we need more of those and.

561
01:26:30.600 --> 01:26:30.930
Sima K: Okay.

562
01:26:30.960 --> 01:26:41.700
Sima K: But there was actually an idea that was kind of brought to us, which is doing qr codes, especially for longer literature.

563
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Sima K: I don't know how to do that I don't know what's involved I don't know how difficult that is to do, but maybe something for like a book, you know, like that big 50 page emergency book, although I don't know I feel like people want that.

564
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I just hate that and for emergency purposes, we don't promote folks depending on their cell.

565
01:27:04.440 --> 01:27:05.880
Sima K: phones oh yeah that's right.

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Angela McGregor: that's right yeah.

567
01:27:08.520 --> 01:27:09.600
Sima K: yeah that's a good point.

568
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Sima K: All right, bring me stuff bring me resiliency stuff Okay, Chris anything on cleanups you want to give me, I will put out there.

569
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Sima K: vicki any kind of homeless resources, please, please, please it's a great way to to help so i'm just trying to staff, the farmers market with people from our other our committees or our board members.

570
01:27:37.110 --> 01:27:38.940
Sima K: question, yes, of course.

571
01:27:39.510 --> 01:27:43.080
Vicki Halliday: Who setting up the table who's responsible for all that.

572
01:27:44.280 --> 01:27:49.650
Vicki Halliday: unhappy to come down there but i'm coming on my bike I can't drag a table.

573
01:27:51.060 --> 01:27:55.140
Sima K: So the whole table piece is a work in progress.

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Sima K: Okay, because it, you know it is, and I obviously if I come on my bike I can't drag the table and and, in all honesty that's all we need so because the tablecloth is portable and there's enough shade, where we don't need the big canopy.

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Sima K: um I so.

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Sima K: i've started like vicki let's say you volunteer on a Friday right and I can't get.

577
01:28:25.680 --> 01:28:39.720
Sima K: The table put up any other way, so you sign up for nine I will set up the table for you, I died right or I will at least bring the table there some way somehow to make it work and that's really what we're being reduced to at this point.

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Brian Averill: is to have here's a quick question why doesn't Jim have the table and just bring it when he starts the farmers market.

579
01:28:49.650 --> 01:28:51.180
Sima K: destiny, the million dollar question.

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01:28:51.720 --> 01:28:52.920
Brian Averill: What makes the most sense.

581
01:28:53.760 --> 01:28:56.460
Sima K: Yes, and that has been requested.

582
01:28:58.830 --> 01:29:08.010
Sima K: That has been asked of him numerous times um so like that's why I said it's a work in progress, obviously, like.

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Sima K: I will do whatever I can to get.

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Sima K: You know, to help to help in any way I can but if you know so i've offered to bring like obviously if you guys are driving it's not a big deal because it's a six foot table it's like a card table.

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Sima K: it's like not a big deal to login or second login like it's not a big deal to set it up right but.

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Brian Averill: You know there, I mean he.

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01:29:33.690 --> 01:29:34.260
Sima K: he's right.

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Brian Averill: From the get go that would make perfect sense yeah and then some it falls under his presidential duties may just make it happen that's the best idea.

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Sima K: Where we're working on it, thank you noted.

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Let me know.

591
01:29:48.270 --> 01:29:48.810
Sima K: noted.

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Vicki Halliday: i'm happy we're often if I don't have to do with the table.

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01:29:53.850 --> 01:30:04.950
Sima K: No vicki I listened when I when I volunteer two weeks ago I just I just stayed in like I mean I could I didn't drink myself in the in the table class but.

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Sima K: Listen if.

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Sima K: That you know listed, I will bring in the ironing board if that'll help right because that's easier to set up.

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Not.

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Brian Averill: to worry about lugging the table, people would volunteer show up or busy.

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01:30:19.800 --> 01:30:20.280
Sima K: Listen, the.

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Sima K: table the table was never vicki you can vouch for this, I never made the table an issue I just said, give me your time and we'll figure it out the rest, I will do whatever it takes but.

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Sima K: I would actually love for anybody on outreach to join us, so let me know if there's any Fridays, and again i'm not asking anybody to be there from seven to 11.

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01:30:40.950 --> 01:30:55.230
Sima K: You can be there from nine to 1010 to 11 seven to eight whatever you whatever fits in your schedule, because it's just the only way right now people that we can be in the Community in person that's the reality.

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Vicki Halliday: Now.

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Sima K: Moving on uh, so I think we kind of went over that right, so the schedule of the committee meetings, if I, if I may just so I have it correct and i'll email you guys so add comments, the second Monday.

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Sima K: at seven the homeless communities, the last Thursday of the month right okay yeah and you guys are at seven.

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01:31:24.660 --> 01:31:25.590
Sima K: yeah earlier.

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01:31:25.680 --> 01:31:37.650
Sima K: Okay 711 public safety is the first Wednesday of the month and that's at 5pm the Budget Committee is first Tuesday of the month and that's at 9am.

607
01:31:38.190 --> 01:31:50.700
Sima K: lubec is every other Thursday, but we kind of have to go by their schedule like I I just every other like that, having me see what our next meeting za.

608
01:31:57.150 --> 01:32:00.090
Sima K: Can you guys see my screen right now yeah okay.

609
01:32:01.800 --> 01:32:05.550
Sima K: Okay, so Lou Pack is.

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Sima K: Two days after oh so that'll be like a good one, to promote because we'll send it out on the Sunday on the 19th and then we you know that'll be good, but then look there's to loop back meetings there's one on the 23rd and the 30th.

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Vicki Halliday: So I think it just some of those you have to figure out what the topic is because I know that some CIS statements are being addressed um you know, one of those may be a special topic meeting.

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Sima K: Well, and also, I think it.

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Sima K: Has yeah and honestly, I think that it has to do with probably also when things are up in front of the city or permits and you know so forth, so I think it has to be timely, based on when constructs you know when the properties being developed or what their deadlines are.

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Sima K: All right, thank you.

615
01:33:00.300 --> 01:33:02.670
Sima K: Okay, do you think pop up.

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01:33:03.750 --> 01:33:04.170
Sima K: All right.

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01:33:05.880 --> 01:33:12.660
Sima K: Item F, what do I take the big million dollar question but and obviously we've covered it but.

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Sima K: Please, please send me emails, what do you want to promote what do you want me to announce it meetings it can't just be about our company meetings right, and I know that we're sort of bound by our guidelines in terms of what we can and cannot promote.

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Sima K: But like, why do we want to promote obviously this weekend heal the bay, you know national cleanup day.

620
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Sima K: What else.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I think i'm i'm really liking, the idea that we could adapt it kind of what the Venice living.

622
01:33:55.680 --> 01:34:08.460
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: idea is, which is just Community interest pieces so whether it's about people or activities or events or businesses doing that spotlight on what's upcoming or what.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You know this day in history in Venice or things like that you know it's easy it's not you know, a huge task but it's also engaging.

624
01:34:19.590 --> 01:34:24.360
Sima K: Oh, we shouldn't send an e blast about how property values are dropping in Venice.

625
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Angela McGregor: So that so that.

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Sima K: That would not be a human interest story.

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Sima K: yeah but like i'm having I mean, in all honesty, like Jim asked you know that we just had Labor day right so like I would have loved to have something to promote for Labor day but we don't we don't always have things to promote so.

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Sima K: what's.

629
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Brian Averill: what's one for the like business wise like how.

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Brian Averill: What do we have to avoid and what can we do as far as promoting things.

631
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Sima K: Well, if we want to promote a business right and and by business, I mean like i'll give you guys an example when the Rose collective was sponsoring a beach cleanup.

632
01:35:11.640 --> 01:35:17.640
Sima K: In order for me to for us to promote that we had to bring emotion, to the board right.

633
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Sima K: And it wasn't even about money, because I didn't have to spend anything it's about using our resources to make sure that we weren't promoting.

634
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Sima K: The rose collective but we were promoting the cleanup efforts right, and they were sponsoring it so that that's the kind of stuff that you know, like we get into and, for example, I brought that up with the pen mar.

635
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Sima K: um you know it's a private CAFE on a public golf course, so I don't know like we that's why we couldn't promote music at penn bar.

636
01:35:56.130 --> 01:36:06.480
Sima K: Like realistically, because that would be promoting a business plus you know they had enough they had enough, however, I think that if we had a.

637
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Sima K: QA and this this actually brings me to one of our last items about how do we try to do an in person event um when we're still you know so limited in terms of what we can do um.

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01:36:23.400 --> 01:36:31.440
Sima K: Which which goes to like, for example, if we had a coffee with the COPs right.

639
01:36:32.280 --> 01:36:40.170
Sima K: And I know there's talk about doing that virtually you know, in the meantime, but like remember how we used to do coffee in the COPs like we would.

640
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Sima K: Take the cow, would you know sponsor it, so to speak, um and we wouldn't promote the cow, we would just promote the event, so if there was a way i'm just using.

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Sima K: The waterfront right because we have election events that the waterfront before if there was a way for the waterfront to have an to sponsor an outdoor event.

642
01:37:07.710 --> 01:37:21.030
Sima K: And we could, for example, use it as a kickoff to an Anti littering campaign that could be something that we might be able to you know work around and have it be a community about.

643
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So.

644
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Brian Averill: Well, I mean coincidentally i'm happy to ask jake if that's something he would do i'm sure you would.

645
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Sima K: So, which God i'm so so like I wish I had more prep time for this national you know national.

646
01:37:40.020 --> 01:38:00.990
Sima K: cleanup day, because if we had more time to plan that would be a really cool Community event because honestly the engagement that we get the most out of our social media is anytime the beaches featured right so anytime any kind of cleanups are happening, and you kind of inspirational.

647
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Sima K: photographs dogs, you know so like if we could tie into an adoption event like like something like that, and then actually I think that that is something that we need my condoms office help with.

648
01:38:16.470 --> 01:38:21.870
Christopher Lee: Right i've been in communication with the deputies from violence office for the Saturday so.

649
01:38:23.100 --> 01:38:26.280
Christopher Lee: We can continue that conversation and include you if you'd like.

650
01:38:26.580 --> 01:38:44.760
Sima K: And I actually talked to Tristan at sports day that's his new deputy about starting to do more Community driven less than tagging mystic um you know projects together and honestly, I think that um.

651
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Sima K: yeah.

652
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Sima K: I mean guys anytime you have somebody in the neighborhood a food bank any kind of project like we want to promote send me an email what you know we'll try to will try to do it, because if it's a Community thing and we can somehow put a spotlight on them or do some sort of.

653
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Sima K: You know promo i'd love to help out, and I think that's how we get the engagement that we do.

654
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Brian Averill: You should also announced at the board meeting to if any other board member knows of any upcoming events or Community drives or just good stuff tell me, so you can promote it, this month, no Andrea, for instance i'm sure he knows what surfrider is doing week to week.

655
01:39:42.270 --> 01:39:47.130
Sima K: Okay, so i'm here, let me just finish sorry so spotlight on.

656
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Sima K: um, let me just get through this and then we'll go to the in person events since I have it as part of my motion um is there anything that I haven't i'm you know that we haven't covered in terms of what we.

657
01:39:59.640 --> 01:40:00.330
want to know.

658
01:40:01.590 --> 01:40:03.870
Christopher Lee: About like the Venice electric light prayed.

659
01:40:07.680 --> 01:40:10.680
Sima K: I know nothing about that is that terrible of me.

660
01:40:11.400 --> 01:40:14.010
Christopher Lee: Well, no it's every Sunday.

661
01:40:14.130 --> 01:40:15.420
Brian Averill: You know check it out it's awesome.

662
01:40:15.720 --> 01:40:15.960
Christopher Lee: it's.

663
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Sima K: A long time I see them like that's I just don't know or they.

664
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Brian Averill: Know it's just a group, they got a little bike and they do a ride together.

665
01:40:28.290 --> 01:40:30.030
Sima K: back and forth, I think I think it is.

666
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Sima K: I.

667
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Sima K: was just gonna say like a part of it.

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Angela McGregor: Because.

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Vicki Halliday: He can fill you in on all the details and be great.

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Sima K: Electric light parade.

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Brian Averill: So it's fun.

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Sima K: How do we get there.

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Sima K: I mean the photos are amazing like we should post that on social, just like that's.

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Christopher Lee: I mean.

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Sima K: hold on that's every Sunday right.

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01:40:51.240 --> 01:40:57.150
Christopher Lee: that's every Sunday yeah I mean we can just establish aligned to their founder he's in my phone book so.

677
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Sima K: So, Christopher can you reach out and just get something some photo or some sort of picture like because the photograph would be amazing right and then that could be like a running thing.

678
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Sima K: You know where we put that out like on a Saturday right for our social electric light parade and then that way, it appears in our feed on our on our website as well.

679
01:41:20.370 --> 01:41:20.850
Sima K: What do you think.

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Sima K: looks great okay so every so we're getting our schedule together.

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Brian Averill: it's also very Cinematic so people take great pictures.

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Angela McGregor: Exactly yeah.

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Sima K: it's very visual right yeah okay awesome um next um I hope I covered zoom meetings in person meetings for outreach so we're going to have the zoom meetings of these through December Christina does that answer or help.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Well yeah I mean, I think, obviously that's good that we're going to happen through December, but where i'm coming from is let's keep it going and definitely you know for our Community for folks who aren't going to be able to make a tone entire you know general ball.

685
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Sima K: rolling right.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Have it this hybrid option as i'm.

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Sima K: Saying and other similar Chris and I that the location that i'm actually thinking like of doing the hybrid meetings like if we can do an in person.

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Sima K: For the hybrid is because it's quiet i'm is actually James beach I would love to go back to the waterfront but it's not going to be quiet, you know so at least.

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Sima K: That area, the clubhouse it's at accessible, which is part of our rules it's quiet and it's partially outside so that you know people who feel come, you know who still don't feel comfortable being indoors.

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Vicki Halliday: I don't I don't so.

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Vicki Halliday: The outdoors if i'm going to show up.

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Vicki Halliday: Now i'll attend by zoom anytime but.

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Sima K: i'm just i'm just putting that weight so vicki Are you familiar with the clubhouse.

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Sima K: yeah is that is that considered indoor for you or outdoor.

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Sima K: But, and so, by the way, like right now there's seven of us who are members and part of what's nice about that space also is that we can totally social.

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Sima K: You know, distance with six feet apart, if we chose to go there again this is very much a work in progress, so you know, but I would like to if possible.

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Sima K: i'm.

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Brian Averill: Hoping next year or soon.

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Sima K: So i'm for for our committee meeting i'm talking about soon like i'm I mean we're still going to have the zoom option but i'm saying like for the October meeting I would love to be able to.

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Sima K: You know, do an in person meeting, if possible.

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Angela McGregor: Is that allowed by done, though, because didn't.

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Brian Averill: They I know.

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Angela McGregor: No, I don't think nothing of.

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Angela McGregor: It we're brown act.

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Angela McGregor: it's covered by the brown act are still.

706
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Angela McGregor: being done.

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Sima K: yeah right, but if so.

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Sima K: Again I don't know if i'm going to be allowed to do that, but I at.

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Sima K: least wanted to ask the question just for me personally vicki your opinion is that no we can't do anything yet.

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Brian Averill: I don't think that's an option until January.

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Vicki Halliday: Right and they're making a decision in December, even about that.

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Angela McGregor: too I love to get together in person again.

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Sima K: don't get me.

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Angela McGregor: wrong but yeah I think.

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Sima K: Why can't we have high like like a hybrid version meeting right so like let's say let's say four of us still are on zoom and three of us want to come in and person, and we have the computer there, I mean the meeting is run out of that location.

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Brian Averill: I would just ask credit.

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Angela McGregor: yeah I would.

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01:44:59.940 --> 01:45:06.900
Sima K: know I obviously i'm just that, like that's my vision that's how it would work right so like let's say I wanted to go in person.

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Sima K: let's say Brian wanted to go in person and Angela where to go in person right, so we would be at James beach set up with whatever we need, and then we would have the zoom option open as well.

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Brian Averill: We have the Martini option also.

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Angela McGregor: yeah that's what i'm looking for.

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Sima K: I do, I missed that is that so wrong to admit.

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No.

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Sima K: Okay Moving on, let me I can I just call you love, please forgive me i'm so used to like being mired in my family and I lawn signs for monthly the MC meetings I have them in my possession.

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Sima K: I have, I have to if you guys will give me a minute I can run down in my garage and show you what they look like, I cannot remember if they say.

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Sima K: I mean i'm hoping I just can't remember if they're like specific to in person meetings or dates I don't think that they are, but if they're not.

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Sima K: Have like ev na puts out there, beatings marvis step puts out their lawn signs um, I would like to be able to do that as well, I think that that will help our numbers.

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Sima K: So if you guys will give me two minutes, let me just run downstairs and show you the lawn signs, but what do you think should we start to maybe put them up.

729
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: And I don't think there's any harm in that.

730
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Sure, some of them might blow away or something so we have to be ready for that.

731
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Sima K: Or again taken.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: or get taken away.

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Sima K: Okay bear with me i'm not you can stare at my beautiful wall talks amongst yourselves give me two minutes.

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Christopher Lee: Someone timing her.

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Christopher Lee: Timing her.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Some jeopardy music.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: congrats on the position becky.

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Vicki Halliday: Thank you.

739
01:47:18.030 --> 01:47:20.460
Vicki Halliday: Well i'm not sure how exciting, it is.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: tbd.

741
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Vicki Halliday: is correct.

742
01:47:27.900 --> 01:47:29.580
Brian Averill: What did I miss where did seem ago.

743
01:47:30.900 --> 01:47:32.220
Vicki Halliday: she's gonna get a sign.

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Oh.

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01:47:37.800 --> 01:47:38.970
Brian Averill: What is the long sunset.

746
01:47:40.140 --> 01:47:41.280
Vicki Halliday: dnc board meeting.

747
01:47:43.140 --> 01:47:44.340
Brian Averill: Oh, and what are we doing with them.

748
01:47:45.330 --> 01:47:45.930
Vicki Halliday: I don't know.

749
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Angela McGregor: I think we're gonna have to identify places to put them is what it sounds like high.

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01:47:54.690 --> 01:47:58.440
Angela McGregor: yeah visibility spots to put them in yeah.

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Vicki Halliday: yeah and then that means somebody's got to take them there and put them up and then take them down.

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01:48:05.520 --> 01:48:07.350
Vicki Halliday: or they'll be defaced and gone.

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Angela McGregor: I think the way to go, my feet for everybody to take responsibility for one or two signs in their neck of the woods and then I could you know I could do that here, for example, and then just pull on.

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Vicki Halliday: One on the bridge housing.

755
01:48:26.550 --> 01:48:29.790
Angela McGregor: There you go that's high traffic.

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01:48:32.370 --> 01:48:32.790
Brian Averill: traffic.

757
01:48:32.970 --> 01:48:33.840
yeah.

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01:48:35.520 --> 01:48:51.120
Angela McGregor: oh dear no but I like i'm i'm on a pretty prominent corner here and I could I could put one in front of our fence and people would see it driving into the triangle, and we might want to put another one somewhere over on Oxford that kind of thing.

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01:48:54.240 --> 01:48:57.450
Angela McGregor: You know or or down by that the statue yard.

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Angela McGregor: And then you know if you guys can think of a spot like closer to the beach or whatever, and then maybe you know over to Venice and Abbot kinney that kind of thing.

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01:49:12.900 --> 01:49:15.750
Brian Averill: Right, what is it it's meeting this Tuesday.

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01:49:17.460 --> 01:49:21.180
Angela McGregor: what's actually I know she's gonna she's gonna show them to you here we go.

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01:49:21.630 --> 01:49:27.300
Sima K: She was battling cheese, I am back and I messed up my science or back and storage area.

764
01:49:27.810 --> 01:49:29.460
Brian Averill: I apologize, what is this.

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01:49:30.420 --> 01:49:30.660
Vicki Halliday: What is.

766
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Sima K: This there's just you know the MC meetings 7pm I just couldn't remember if they said, like this, this Tuesday or if they you know if they're like generic so that we could post them regardless of.

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01:49:48.690 --> 01:49:48.990
Brian Averill: The.

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Sima K: Day yeah exactly.

769
01:49:52.290 --> 01:50:01.770
Sima K: You know kind of like what Brian was doing for our social media for each committee but listen I could go there, you know tomorrow, take a look at it and then email you guys with a picture.

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01:50:02.370 --> 01:50:08.670
Sima K: So we could figure it out the the bigger piece of it is, how are we going to distribute them what date.

771
01:50:10.620 --> 01:50:11.220
Sima K: And where.

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01:50:12.990 --> 01:50:16.020
Angela McGregor: Well, my suggestion was how many do you have.

773
01:50:16.530 --> 01:50:17.070
Angela McGregor: First of all.

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Sima K: I have at least.

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Angela McGregor: 20 wow.

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01:50:21.990 --> 01:50:27.660
Angela McGregor: And they're just the cut like lawn signs like you would post them okay so.

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Angela McGregor: Maybe identify several people who would be willing to take responsibility for putting them out in their neck of the woods on.

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01:50:40.380 --> 01:50:50.280
Angela McGregor: You know this Saturday before the meeting or the Wednesday before the meeting and then pull up you know and then pick them up and then do it again.

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Angela McGregor: So, for instance, what I was suggesting was I could take a couple of them and just post them at around the Oxford triangle.

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01:50:57.630 --> 01:51:08.340
Angela McGregor: And you know and just make it like taking the trash out kind of thing you know, like this is what I do every month, you know, to put the signs out and then pick them up when.

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Angela McGregor: When the meetings over.

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01:51:11.790 --> 01:51:12.420
Sima K: and have.

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01:51:12.480 --> 01:51:17.790
Angela McGregor: Have everybody kind of like you could put one up in the peninsula on you know.

784
01:51:18.690 --> 01:51:20.940
Angela McGregor: You put went up by branch housing and.

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01:51:22.380 --> 01:51:23.160
Brian Averill: Well, so.

786
01:51:23.880 --> 01:51:33.720
Sima K: yeah I mean look that that's that's the other piece of it is where do we put them right so like there's certain central areas where there'll be much more visible.

787
01:51:34.290 --> 01:51:40.500
Sima K: Again I go to like I know ev and a very specific because that's just you know their little.

788
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Sima K: fiefdom, so to speak, so, but for us, you know we have a much larger area, but like I was thinking by the post office would be a great one behind the library like in between the two venice's would be like obviously Oxford triangle, for, and you know we're Angeles um.

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Angela McGregor: there's no Abbot kinney there's a spot there.

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Sima K: Exactly um you know, Christopher may be out by you brought so like I would love it if I could distribute the signs and then maybe.

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Sima K: Throughout us and throughout the board and other committees like we could have you know, maybe 10 people who are responsible for putting out there two signs are there one sign something like that.

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01:52:21.930 --> 01:52:37.260
Sima K: But listen it's gonna have to come from us initially if if that's okay so like, for example, Christina um you know, maybe, the problem is that there's nowhere to put like your intersection the.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Washington and.

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Sima K: Pacific intersection is great, but unless I bang it into a you know, a post.

795
01:52:44.520 --> 01:52:45.840
Sima K: i'm like.

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01:52:45.900 --> 01:52:48.720
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: I wonder if there's any businesses, like the cow that would just.

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01:52:48.720 --> 01:52:48.990
Sima K: Let us.

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01:52:49.140 --> 01:52:49.920
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Know yeah.

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Sima K: I think at listen Bob would put it right, the arbor would put that that would be huge if we can count on oh.

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Brian Averill: OK.

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01:53:00.360 --> 01:53:02.400
Sima K: OK, why, if.

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Sima K: Oh, my God you guys, that would be amazing if arbor would post I know if Carver could post about the dnc meetings.

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01:53:11.940 --> 01:53:13.620
Brian Averill: Mr almost just called 911 for you.

804
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Sima K: Thank you for being so concerned.

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01:53:18.390 --> 01:53:19.320
Rachel.

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Sima K: Thank you.

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01:53:26.490 --> 01:53:26.790
sure.

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Sima K: I don't think that that's I think that that would be great that would be huge if you know, like think about on that corner of Washington.

809
01:53:37.140 --> 01:53:38.340
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Sure yeah.

810
01:53:43.230 --> 01:53:43.680
Sima K: Just had.

811
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We just have to make sure.

812
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Sima K: All the recall on in signs are down so we'll.

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01:53:50.430 --> 01:53:52.770
Angela McGregor: just put him next know it's.

814
01:53:53.220 --> 01:53:54.240
Angela McGregor: Part of the same.

815
01:53:55.290 --> 01:53:55.830
Sima K: No.

816
01:53:57.720 --> 01:54:10.260
Sima K: We can't do that but that's a good idea, so, but that that's definitely a good idea, but where else guys um do we, I mean right now that's only five locations and that's not nearly enough.

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Brian Averill: You should open it up to the board to maybe what you do is announced at the meeting I have, I have 15 signs, can I get 15 volunteers right now to just sign out and their neighborhood.

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01:54:22.890 --> 01:54:26.100
Sima K: yeah, but I would like to do it before the next board meeting.

819
01:54:29.430 --> 01:54:29.940
Sima K: again.

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01:54:30.750 --> 01:54:37.650
Sima K: yeah I was just gonna say i'm going to send out an email as well you know where we talk about deadlines and we took.

821
01:54:38.100 --> 01:54:44.310
Sima K: I don't want to mix the deadlines and the signs together but i'm definitely an email.

822
01:54:44.790 --> 01:54:57.480
Sima K: yeah let me look at them, let me look at them tomorrow and storage and we'll go from there, but I, I do think that we should start putting them out again because other neighborhood councils are doing it and it's just there collecting dust know.

823
01:54:57.600 --> 01:55:06.120
Sima K: So even if I have three people like you know I can post all of that myself it's just a matter of where and yeah.

824
01:55:07.080 --> 01:55:08.100
Brian Averill: It all you should have hope.

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01:55:08.640 --> 01:55:10.050
Vicki Halliday: ya know I mean that's.

826
01:55:10.950 --> 01:55:12.750
Sima K: It should make you around and those.

827
01:55:12.810 --> 01:55:17.280
Vicki Halliday: Signs should stay in that neighborhood and like Angela says just go out every month.

828
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Vicki Halliday: So i'm trying to figure out where around here, one could go up that it would be seen as is Brown.

829
01:55:24.990 --> 01:55:25.470
main.

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01:55:26.580 --> 01:55:27.570
Brian Averill: Like gold's gym.

831
01:55:27.810 --> 01:55:35.640
Sima K: I was just gonna say on that corner of goats Jane because there's actually grass that you could pound it in you know right there and I could.

832
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Sima K: Talk to golds manager, to make sure that they don't remove it.

833
01:55:40.050 --> 01:55:41.280
Vicki Halliday: yeah but the homeless, would.

834
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Vicki Halliday: Be.

835
01:55:46.530 --> 01:55:47.880
Brian Averill: There is a risk let's put it that.

836
01:55:48.510 --> 01:55:49.350
Vicki Halliday: Is the risk.

837
01:55:50.790 --> 01:55:54.570
Sima K: I mean that's the reality you guys, the reality is that all these signs could go bye bye.

838
01:55:56.250 --> 01:55:57.720
Brian Averill: Well, as well use them got them.

839
01:55:58.080 --> 01:55:59.970
Vicki Halliday: I mean look God right.

840
01:56:01.470 --> 01:56:01.890
Vicki Halliday: To put them.

841
01:56:02.550 --> 01:56:05.130
Sima K: Okay awesome I will fill you guys in tomorrow.

842
01:56:05.670 --> 01:56:15.330
Sima K: Alright next I yield to Christopher Lee for project management software or any kind of.

843
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Sima K: tracking.

844
01:56:18.570 --> 01:56:18.930
Christopher Lee: yeah.

845
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Sima K: i'm do.

846
01:56:20.010 --> 01:56:33.090
Christopher Lee: So I brought this up because last year or last board, we were looking to do a movie under the under the stars night and we were looking to do by cards, and neither of those objectives got completed.

847
01:56:33.870 --> 01:56:46.680
Sima K: We actually did do the by cards very well, we did we didn't do the hard copies because there was no way for us to distribute them, but we ended up putting you're talking about the bike registry right.

848
01:56:47.160 --> 01:56:49.230
Christopher Lee: yeah the bike registry and safety tips.

849
01:56:49.650 --> 01:56:56.490
Sima K: That was that all went up on our on our website, and I believe they're still even a tab for it.

850
01:56:57.690 --> 01:56:58.800
Sima K: But anyway, i'm sorry.

851
01:56:59.250 --> 01:57:03.930
Christopher Lee: So pointing to, even if it was completed like that.

852
01:57:04.950 --> 01:57:07.440
Christopher Lee: As a member of the committee, I was aware so.

853
01:57:08.640 --> 01:57:18.570
Christopher Lee: it's a way to track our initiatives to completion and see like who's leading each section, so that we can just kind of keep each other accountable to keep all our efforts, moving.

854
01:57:21.180 --> 01:57:24.090
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: So it's an internal attorneys.

855
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Christopher Lee: yeah for internal use so it's like Oh, I know that I assigned Christina to find a location for the movie night, you know I can we can check in with her, and now that that's done or not done and then she can punch it back to Brian to find the movie or whatever you know.

856
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Christopher Lee: So that we just have some way to track it all because.

857
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Christopher Lee: It just occurred to me we didn't have that and then like things didn't get accomplished.

858
01:57:53.460 --> 01:57:55.920
Christopher Lee: By being an negative Nancy here.

859
01:57:56.400 --> 01:57:57.060
Brian Averill: But no.

860
01:57:58.260 --> 01:57:58.710
Brian Averill: Okay.

861
01:57:59.190 --> 01:58:00.360
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Now that I mean.

862
01:58:00.630 --> 01:58:01.380
Sima K: Not at all.

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Christopher Lee: So, so that would be my request is if we if we have any suggestions for that, like if it's just a Google sheet it's like.

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Christopher Lee: Some notion.

865
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Vicki Halliday: of fellow Israel really good.

866
01:58:14.970 --> 01:58:20.640
Christopher Lee: yeah okay so for all comfortable doing that in Toronto, I can set something up and just email it to everyone.

867
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Vicki Halliday: be great because I let me get the notifications that somebody added something as an email so it's great, then you can go to trial and kind of see what jobs, you to go see what's going on there brilliant.

868
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Christopher Lee: Okay.

869
01:58:34.770 --> 01:58:43.350
Sima K: And I I sorry i'm not familiar with so basically what would happen look I don't know the software.

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Christopher Lee: Basically, you would get an email to sign into trial a trial would show us all the initiatives that we have in kind of like I can set out to be a kind of like a progress bar.

871
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Christopher Lee: And we see.

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Christopher Lee: Where we are for every initiative and who's responsible for what's going on at that stage so.

873
01:59:01.140 --> 01:59:03.630
Vicki Halliday: In everybody on there can add to it, you can add.

874
01:59:03.900 --> 01:59:11.670
Sima K: What I was gonna say like to have a feature where like it's kind of like a shareable document, where people can add, and we can comment and so forth.

875
01:59:12.180 --> 01:59:13.200
Christopher Lee: yeah yeah.

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Sima K: So i'll give you an example, so one of the things that we have is what you brought up right Christopher so you brought up the national clean up this weekend.

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Sima K: So we have three things that we need to do for it right, so you just sent me the email about like with the Info and now we have to promote it correct.

878
01:59:33.480 --> 01:59:38.460
Sima K: yep so you're talking about tracking it that way right so.

879
01:59:38.760 --> 01:59:39.390
Sima K: So okay.

880
01:59:39.660 --> 01:59:46.950
Christopher Lee: So if I never sent it to you, you would know okay it's it's hung up on Chris right now, let me bug them a few times until I get that information.

881
01:59:48.360 --> 01:59:54.600
Christopher Lee: And then, once you get that information in progress to the next step, and then you know oh I got it now post them on instagram.

882
01:59:59.790 --> 02:00:00.120
Christopher Lee: So.

883
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Who would be in charge of kind of.

884
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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: advancing the progress bar, so to speak.

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Christopher Lee: Well that's.

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Sima K: on its own.

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Christopher Lee: yeah if we set it up, so that we can assign the next person, based on what we know that person didn't do right.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: So that person will be able to be like okay.

889
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Sima K: I.

890
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Sima K: i'm sure.

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Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: You see my song yeah hey john.

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02:00:25.260 --> 02:00:27.720
Vicki Halliday: Just to know by yeah my.

893
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Sima K: Only reservation with this and, like again i'm open to talk about this, because I agree like we need some sort of tracking device, but I do.

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Sima K: I just want to be cognizant that like people have jobs, people have lives and I don't want to, and we are all volunteers and, yes, we have a mandate to do certain things, but I also want to be cognizant of the fact that life happens so I don't you know want it to be like this.

895
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Sima K: You know I we're not Amazon.

896
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Sima K: or he you know you know what i'm saying like I I I still.

897
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Sima K: And it's still not over one I complicate things that either.

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Christopher Lee: yeah speaking to that concern it's it's a since we're all volunteers on this it's just a matter of communication so it's like hey I really thought I would get to this this week I can't.

899
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Christopher Lee: see my can we have somebody jumped in and support this so that it keeps moving even because i'm too busy.

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Sima K: As long as we're all in sort of agreement on that, like this isn't the Bible right and it's not a contract it's just sort of guidelines of how we see and maneuver where we want to go and how we want to go.

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Vicki Halliday: Basically, would just replace sending emails back and forth all the time you have one place to go to you see what's going on there.

902
02:01:58.260 --> 02:02:06.870
Vicki Halliday: You know if you've done it or if somebody else has done it or you need to do something, and it can all get written out and and shared and.

903
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Vicki Halliday: You know, and every time somebody changes something or sign something you get an email, so you go to the site and you look to see what all is going on, and I think that's that's quicker than the round Robin emails that we sometimes go through.

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Sima K: Well, and also it's probably a great way to track things, especially for the Minutes um so no I mean i'm willing to try it, I just want people to be patient.

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Christopher Lee: i'm not gonna we're not going to fire each other from this committee for.

906
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Christopher Lee: Not using it, you know it's.

907
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Christopher Lee: it's just so we can.

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maintain.

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Sima K: it's a tool, now I totally get it, and I appreciate it, I think that.

910
02:02:47.670 --> 02:02:48.390
Sima K: I don't find it.

911
02:02:48.510 --> 02:02:55.410
Vicki Halliday: Much it cuts down phone time and email timing, by using something like that, because you can just go to it.

912
02:02:56.580 --> 02:02:59.070
Vicki Halliday: see what you need to do and be on your way.

913
02:02:59.700 --> 02:03:06.090
Sima K: Okay, so Christopher first order of business you're setting that up so that's going to be that the number one.

914
02:03:07.440 --> 02:03:17.160
Sima K: And then I mean I have stuff to follow up with, so I will email everybody on the committee with things that we talked about, and you know what we have to follow up with so.

915
02:03:17.580 --> 02:03:29.340
Sima K: You know, we can fill in the pieces, but I really, really need everybody's help because, like yes, I take you know pretty good notes, but if somebody has an idea of something that I miss.

916
02:03:30.210 --> 02:03:30.750
Sima K: You know.

917
02:03:30.960 --> 02:03:35.460
Sima K: Put that out there if that's not something that I put out there does that make sense.

918
02:03:37.260 --> 02:03:47.280
Sima K: yep you know, like let's let's say I forgot about the electric light parade right the spotlight on and then you know, Brian remembered it then you know oh here let's put that.

919
02:03:47.580 --> 02:03:47.760
Sima K: and

920
02:03:47.850 --> 02:03:58.890
Sima K: You can always leave you know who it's going to blank right, but as long as it's there, we know that that's something that we need to work on yeah yes i'm convincing myself, thank you.

921
02:04:01.170 --> 02:04:02.160
Christopher Lee: Thanks for doing that.

922
02:04:04.980 --> 02:04:15.930
Christopher Lee: And then, I guess, for I don't seven be increasing the outreach efforts in general I forget if it was brought up during a board meeting or just a side conversation I had with somebody in the neighborhood but.

923
02:04:19.170 --> 02:04:28.920
Christopher Lee: Focusing around the neighborhood committee and seeing if we can work closely with them to increase outreach from each every each and every aspect of Venice.

924
02:04:29.760 --> 02:04:41.160
Christopher Lee: Because there's heavy representation from the West side towards the beach F de force because he spent his felt a little under represented, so I can only imagine what some of the other neighborhoods are feeling.

925
02:04:41.850 --> 02:04:48.120
Christopher Lee: So working out some way, we can work closely with the neighborhoods committee to have that.

926
02:04:49.260 --> 02:04:52.590
Christopher Lee: outreach communication with with all of us.

927
02:04:56.310 --> 02:05:06.180
Sima K: I think that's great, but they have to meet first so once the name that they burned committee hasn't been formed yet um no I mean.

928
02:05:06.540 --> 02:05:11.580
Brian Averill: Should we promote that I feel like we didn't get enough applicants for the neighborhood committee.

929
02:05:11.910 --> 02:05:19.470
Sima K: So that is something that we should do I think right, because when when's the deadline.

930
02:05:20.580 --> 02:05:23.910
Brian Averill: Thank you guys are choosing up the next one minute oh.

931
02:05:27.240 --> 02:05:30.870
Vicki Halliday: neighborhood I don't think so, I mean that's up to daffodil.

932
02:05:33.420 --> 02:05:35.880
Vicki Halliday: Because that's always a Vice President committee.

933
02:05:36.600 --> 02:05:39.150
Brian Averill: But don't you have applicants from each neighborhood.

934
02:05:40.890 --> 02:05:43.890
Vicki Halliday: um I don't know if it's an apple or whether it's just.

935
02:05:44.700 --> 02:05:48.090
Sima K: yeah like I can't speak to that, but if.

936
02:05:48.150 --> 02:05:49.380
Ryan if you're right.

937
02:05:51.840 --> 02:05:52.200
Brian Averill: I mean the.

938
02:05:52.590 --> 02:06:03.810
Brian Averill: more the merrier, the more people I mean how many people know that we have a neighborhood committee that has seven or eight neighborhood representatives on it, not many, so we should we should definitely promote that.

939
02:06:05.550 --> 02:06:07.560
Sima K: I was just gonna say regardless.

940
02:06:07.590 --> 02:06:09.360
Sima K: You know the largest.

941
02:06:09.390 --> 02:06:10.830
Sima K: talent pool to draw them.

942
02:06:11.370 --> 02:06:11.940
Vicki Halliday: yeah get.

943
02:06:12.600 --> 02:06:15.330
Vicki Halliday: get in touch with daffodil and say you know.

944
02:06:17.280 --> 02:06:18.750
Vicki Halliday: You know, since it's her committee.

945
02:06:19.170 --> 02:06:24.180
Brian Averill: Sure sure I think last time we actually voted the neighborhood committee then.

946
02:06:25.320 --> 02:06:25.590
Brian Averill: What I.

947
02:06:26.310 --> 02:06:28.830
Sima K: mean like from the list of candidates that applied.

948
02:06:29.460 --> 02:06:31.710
Brian Averill: Only if there were multiple candidates from each neighborhood.

949
02:06:31.890 --> 02:06:32.340
Vicki Halliday: We voted.

950
02:06:32.760 --> 02:06:34.260
Brian Averill: If there was only one they were automatic.

951
02:06:34.800 --> 02:06:40.890
Sima K: So, but it is, is sort of the mandate that there has to be at least one person from each neighborhood.

952
02:06:42.000 --> 02:06:49.620
Sima K: So you know one from East Venice one from you know where I am, for example, peninsula North Venice that.

953
02:06:50.280 --> 02:06:53.220
Vicki Halliday: yeah so we're trying goal, the whole every neighborhood.

954
02:06:55.110 --> 02:06:58.230
Sima K: And is it, how many Members is that, like it's.

955
02:06:58.290 --> 02:06:59.670
Brian Averill: Eight that's all right.

956
02:07:00.870 --> 02:07:02.040
Vicki Halliday: I think so yeah.

957
02:07:05.880 --> 02:07:06.660
Brian Averill: Definitely.

958
02:07:07.440 --> 02:07:07.770
yeah.

959
02:07:09.240 --> 02:07:09.750
Christopher Lee: which would be.

960
02:07:13.980 --> 02:07:17.220
Sima K: good idea that's a good idea um.

961
02:07:18.600 --> 02:07:22.440
Christopher Lee: 45678909 plus staff.

962
02:07:25.440 --> 02:07:33.690
Christopher Lee: Because presumably the people in the neighborhood Council would be the most it would be connected well to their neighborhood so doing outreach through and with them.

963
02:07:34.230 --> 02:07:34.500
Angela McGregor: yeah.

964
02:07:34.560 --> 02:07:39.870
Christopher Lee: I see would be a lot more effective than just doing blinking announcements to our audience, which already knows us.

965
02:07:40.440 --> 02:07:50.700
Christopher Lee: Right so garnering new following by working closely with the neighborhood Council or neighborhood committee so that we can really dig into all these areas within Venice.

966
02:07:52.800 --> 02:08:05.910
Christopher Lee: And who knows what that might look like you might look like a monthly rotating event that goes through each of these neighborhoods that we've defined it might look like just promoting cultural events in each area once a month just.

967
02:08:06.120 --> 02:08:08.340
Sima K: Create I would love like.

968
02:08:08.370 --> 02:08:16.590
Sima K: I would love to do that that's that's like that's also part of it is that I don't feel like we have like this network where.

969
02:08:17.310 --> 02:08:27.660
Sima K: You know you hear something and then like I feel like there should be a better way for us to know of what is going on in the neighborhood from.

970
02:08:27.960 --> 02:08:43.110
Sima K: Art openings to theater openings like I know i'm you know thinking ahead, because obviously we're still in this like weird you know holding pattern but don't you think that that's our function as well, like i've always seen us is that.

971
02:08:44.550 --> 02:08:53.070
Vicki Halliday: I think that you have to get people to send you the information, otherwise you're doing lots of work.

972
02:08:53.490 --> 02:09:05.040
Vicki Halliday: Calling up people all the time it's like a newspaper you gotta call up you gotta beg you got to find out who's doing this or that so people should know that they can contact our Rican dnc.

973
02:09:06.600 --> 02:09:06.810
Sima K: I.

974
02:09:07.140 --> 02:09:07.440
Vicki Halliday: Think that's.

975
02:09:07.530 --> 02:09:17.340
Sima K: A great idea and and honestly that's part of like why the engagement on social media so important because, like if we start to talk to people, then they might think of us.

976
02:09:17.700 --> 02:09:18.330
The next time.

977
02:09:20.280 --> 02:09:20.940
hey watch.

978
02:09:22.620 --> 02:09:23.460
Sima K: Those dogs that.

979
02:09:23.940 --> 02:09:24.660
Angela McGregor: know my.

980
02:09:28.740 --> 02:09:30.030
Vicki Halliday: Brian disappeared.

981
02:09:30.390 --> 02:09:30.960
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: it's mine.

982
02:09:35.550 --> 02:09:40.410
Sima K: Oh, my God he's the cutest thing you would never think that some noise like that could come out of.

983
02:09:40.410 --> 02:09:40.890
him.

984
02:09:42.870 --> 02:09:45.090
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: yeah i'm really excited This is long.

985
02:09:48.330 --> 02:09:52.110
Sima K: Well i'm not i'm not giving you guys that much longer so i'm okay.

986
02:09:52.980 --> 02:10:10.170
Sima K: Yes, we need submissions We need people to start giving us ideas and again like what i'm saying is that i've started like we've kind of started to do that, so if you guys have more of ways to promote that and into the talk about that, please.

987
02:10:11.460 --> 02:10:15.690
Christopher Lee: yeah and then we can track this all in cello and if we don't like an idea we archive it.

988
02:10:16.710 --> 02:10:17.250
Angela McGregor: hey yeah.

989
02:10:20.130 --> 02:10:20.610
Sima K: Okay.

990
02:10:22.500 --> 02:10:45.570
Sima K: Next, in person, Venice event so Andrea actually came to me with this, because if you guys were at the arbor event for the elections event we all sat there and Christina i'm sorry I think you were out of town, but um it was such a wonderful Community event and it didn't matter.

991
02:10:46.620 --> 02:11:02.010
Sima K: You know that, politically weight might not align it was just a way to get everybody together, and it was great so we were thinking of a way to try to do that for the Community and like as the dnc and unfortunate all.

992
02:11:02.340 --> 02:11:03.690
Sima K: And unfortunately very.

993
02:11:09.690 --> 02:11:10.470
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Sorry okay.

994
02:11:11.850 --> 02:11:31.290
Sima K: You know, so I don't know what we can and cannot do, to be honest with you right now and I talked to Melissa about this vicki you just kind of said the same thing um I think the only way that we could maybe pull off a Community event is if we partnered with.

995
02:11:32.580 --> 02:11:46.470
Sima K: The callous woman's office on like a kickoff event to maybe like an Anti littering campaign that we hit all work together on yes, you know something like sports day um you know but.

996
02:11:47.940 --> 02:11:52.260
Sima K: Sports day they approached been right, I think.

997
02:11:52.470 --> 02:11:54.120
Sima K: This so.

998
02:11:55.140 --> 02:12:07.680
Sima K: And then he said yes and then he did what he did so, I would like, and, as you said, Chris maybe there's a way that we could get off, but, honestly, I think that is going to be the best thing.

999
02:12:08.250 --> 02:12:18.420
Sima K: to tie together for the I mean I know i'm kind of speaking my own path, but I think it's something that's going to resonate with the Community, especially after the last year and a half.

1000
02:12:19.110 --> 02:12:39.390
Sima K: And you know how much the beach has been beaten, the fact that we still don't have weekly trash cleanups street cleanings i'm sorry weaklings not trash pickup um so and again just speaking with our own engagement that seems to be the thing that gets our Community like oh.

1001
02:12:40.920 --> 02:12:42.990
Sima K: Engaging so.

1002
02:12:43.170 --> 02:12:45.180
Sima K: Engaging engaging.

1003
02:12:46.350 --> 02:12:46.830
Sima K: Sorry.

1004
02:12:48.600 --> 02:12:55.920
Sima K: um i'll say it with a British accent may be that in I n G part will come up a little bit.

1005
02:12:59.820 --> 02:13:13.260
Sima K: So um yeah, I think, or like maybe if we I don't know if we can even partner with someone like hilda Bay or surfrider maybe he'll the bay right, but that would be the way for us to do something like that.

1006
02:13:13.740 --> 02:13:15.870
Brian Averill: That the drive in ever what happened to that.

1007
02:13:17.160 --> 02:13:29.400
Sima K: No, because we couldn't get approval to have an in person event that was six feet apart, do you know the hoops that we had to like jump through just to get two pages of permits.

1008
02:13:31.980 --> 02:13:40.680
Sima K: got it, we can try again look, the reality is that we can try again, but there was the reason why Marina did it and Santa Monica did it.

1009
02:13:41.850 --> 02:13:43.710
Sima K: and marine only did it in the summer.

1010
02:13:44.910 --> 02:13:56.130
Sima K: Well, Santa Monica was private Santa Monica was completely private and then the city decided to sponsor them real um and Marina del rey that's the county.

1011
02:13:56.490 --> 02:13:57.120
Sima K: And I believe.

1012
02:13:57.270 --> 02:14:06.300
Sima K: And they're using and that just that just started off in the summer, because they couldn't have the concert series they usually have like their concert series in the summer.

1013
02:14:06.870 --> 02:14:27.390
Sima K: So this was something that you know they kind of substituted with, but you know I mean that was so like I mean a staff to staff those events alone, to ensure that cars park where they're supposed to people sit where they're supposed to I mean I I I hate to sound defeatist.

1014
02:14:28.560 --> 02:14:46.530
Sima K: But I guess I am so um I mean, I think we can try for it, but like I couldn't even figure out like we tried for Westminster school because that was the largest location, that we could put cars and I couldn't get permission from le USD go to Obama.

1015
02:14:48.540 --> 02:14:57.810
Sima K: I mean we can try again, you know because school is in session, but I just don't know how they would navigate about having an in person event that's.

1016
02:14:58.650 --> 02:15:18.930
Sima K: Again, let me talk to trust and Chris you have a relationship with them right, I think that if we talk about the success of sports day right the engagement that happened how excited people were to be out like well i'm like why can't we do that as the dnc.

1017
02:15:19.770 --> 02:15:21.390
Angela McGregor: What about something to.

1018
02:15:21.390 --> 02:15:22.650
Christopher Lee: celebrate the fact that.

1019
02:15:22.890 --> 02:15:24.090
Angela McGregor: Here is reopen.

1020
02:15:26.370 --> 02:15:27.000
Sima K: The one has.

1021
02:15:27.150 --> 02:15:28.500
Sima K: The fear i'm sorry say that.

1022
02:15:29.340 --> 02:15:36.960
Angela McGregor: appears reopen What if what if we did something that brought everybody out to the bearded you know just.

1023
02:15:38.100 --> 02:15:40.950
Sima K: Oh you're talking about the wash you talking about the Washington.

1024
02:15:41.460 --> 02:15:42.570
Angela McGregor: Other than a spear.

1025
02:15:42.660 --> 02:15:45.570
Angela McGregor: The one that just reopened after be closed for.

1026
02:15:46.260 --> 02:15:53.250
Sima K: Okay that's another thing like I missed the mark, we should have promoted that and we did.

1027
02:15:53.850 --> 02:15:56.640
Angela McGregor: it's still open it's going to be open i'm.

1028
02:15:57.600 --> 02:15:59.190
Brian Averill: Good put that on social that the pure.

1029
02:15:59.550 --> 02:16:00.750
Angela McGregor: Open right.

1030
02:16:00.870 --> 02:16:01.530
Sima K: Oh, I saw.

1031
02:16:01.860 --> 02:16:04.260
Angela McGregor: Somewhere we can do some kind of.

1032
02:16:05.370 --> 02:16:23.250
Angela McGregor: some kind of celebration, you know just I don't know to get people out to the peer to take him walk just walked it and get a drink of the whaler and go to the end and look at the dolphins and I don't know just have a some kind of something you know.

1033
02:16:23.520 --> 02:16:33.000
Sima K: that's actually a great idea Angela, and that is something that we might you know because, like, I was thinking of it sort of big picture, like we need food, we need entertainment that did that.

1034
02:16:33.270 --> 02:16:40.050
Sima K: And then, like the way you're talking about it is just just the gathering place like we don't need all that other stuff it's just a way.

1035
02:16:40.470 --> 02:16:43.980
Angela McGregor: For people to gather something something up at the end.

1036
02:16:44.040 --> 02:16:46.410
Angela McGregor: You know I i've seen.

1037
02:16:47.550 --> 02:16:54.090
Angela McGregor: I seem to remember, years ago, there was actually like a band at one end of the Pier or there was somebody there with a.

1038
02:16:54.840 --> 02:17:10.680
Angela McGregor: piano or something that might have been sort of drum set or something anyway, just the idea to have some kind of something that would draw an equal to the peer to kind of check it out and mingle and.

1039
02:17:11.850 --> 02:17:12.240
Angela McGregor: You know.

1040
02:17:12.300 --> 02:17:15.840
Vicki Halliday: You can get billy stubble to put the music box out on the end of the fear.

1041
02:17:15.900 --> 02:17:16.800
Angela McGregor: There you go.

1042
02:17:18.180 --> 02:17:18.990
Brian Averill: good idea actually.

1043
02:17:19.290 --> 02:17:20.400
Christopher Lee: that's a great idea.

1044
02:17:21.210 --> 02:17:22.740
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: Because like a.

1045
02:17:23.460 --> 02:17:24.240
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: New board.

1046
02:17:24.630 --> 02:17:27.510
Vicki Halliday: You could have revolving here up here.

1047
02:17:30.030 --> 02:17:32.340
Sima K: Great Thank you say that even have revolving white.

1048
02:17:32.670 --> 02:17:35.790
Vicki Halliday: musicians, I mean because traditionally he has people.

1049
02:17:36.990 --> 02:17:40.710
Vicki Halliday: You know a number of people come in, so it could be an afternoon event.

1050
02:17:42.300 --> 02:17:46.620
Sima K: Right, but how do we get around like the whole like in person thing.

1051
02:17:49.620 --> 02:17:50.400
Vicki Halliday: That makes a little bit.

1052
02:17:51.210 --> 02:17:59.190
Christopher Lee: And can we do what every agency does an individualized responsibility just say this like have a disclaimer saying you know.

1053
02:18:00.240 --> 02:18:02.760
Christopher Lee: we're still technically in a pandemic, please.

1054
02:18:03.990 --> 02:18:04.980
Vicki Halliday: Be on my screen.

1055
02:18:06.780 --> 02:18:08.010
Christopher Lee: yeah you know.

1056
02:18:08.040 --> 02:18:18.810
Angela McGregor: And if I mean the sides i've seen just say, if you have not been vaccinated you must wear a mask and then the liability goes to the person yeah coming.

1057
02:18:20.850 --> 02:18:39.450
Angela McGregor: But it is outdoors and I think also there might be something interesting about having a little later in the year because it's not during the summer months it's not when all the tourists are here it's it's really about getting the local community together to celebrate.

1058
02:18:39.930 --> 02:18:46.500
Sima K: Right so realistically when are you thinking, are you thinking November, are you thinking December.

1059
02:18:47.130 --> 02:18:50.760
Angela McGregor: The weather still usually good in November, I mean pretty good.

1060
02:18:51.060 --> 02:18:56.460
Vicki Halliday: Well, if you're doing that late, then you could combine something with the sign lighting with the Chamber.

1061
02:18:59.220 --> 02:19:04.980
Sima K: Right, but the the sign lighting usually happens, the first week in December.

1062
02:19:06.210 --> 02:19:10.890
Sima K: And we get a booth and usually Santa Claus.

1063
02:19:11.130 --> 02:19:13.800
Sima K: yeah so i'm.

1064
02:19:14.250 --> 02:19:15.210
Brian Averill: one October.

1065
02:19:16.080 --> 02:19:21.900
Sima K: that's that's well so, but you guys think so think timeframe, so we have to get it.

1066
02:19:23.040 --> 02:19:24.450
Vicki Halliday: How are we here.

1067
02:19:25.890 --> 02:19:27.030
Angela McGregor: There you go.

1068
02:19:27.780 --> 02:19:27.990
Christopher Lee: Just.

1069
02:19:28.230 --> 02:19:30.540
Christopher Lee: Go to grab a couple things.

1070
02:19:30.720 --> 02:19:32.640
Sima K: We have one month.

1071
02:19:32.670 --> 02:19:48.420
Sima K: I got to put this motion together for budget budget has to approve whatever they're going to approve, we have to go through permits and the city has to prove it, you guys I like I mean i'm happy to do the motion for September wait I missed an outcome.

1072
02:19:50.040 --> 02:19:50.460
Sima K: Sorry.

1073
02:19:51.510 --> 02:19:52.470
Christopher Lee: you're being recorded.

1074
02:19:53.880 --> 02:19:56.580
Sima K: I said, well, I said the F word forgive me.

1075
02:19:58.080 --> 02:20:05.100
Sima K: I said fudge but um no seriously like like let's think about this, can we do this by Halloween.

1076
02:20:05.310 --> 02:20:19.800
Christopher Lee: I mean depends on the level of production, if we just have a band for a couple bands for four hours at the end of the year, and just do a little of set dressing for the Pier itself that's just like comes check out the spooky bands, at the end of the Pier they'll be playing at least.

1077
02:20:20.340 --> 02:20:26.220
Sima K: That I don't need to ask for money, like I don't need to ask for any money, so it doesn't have to go in front of the Board because that's like.

1078
02:20:27.300 --> 02:20:27.630
Sima K: You.

1079
02:20:27.660 --> 02:20:29.970
Angela McGregor: recommend that people show up in costume.

1080
02:20:30.180 --> 02:20:33.660
Christopher Lee: yeah you know you should be wearing your mask anyways so just go.

1081
02:20:34.530 --> 02:20:35.850
Vicki Halliday: Oh man.

1082
02:20:35.910 --> 02:20:37.170
Angela McGregor: Yes, yeah.

1083
02:20:37.440 --> 02:20:44.010
Christopher Lee: that'd be a great take on it wear a mask like it's our it's our like pre Halloween party.

1084
02:20:44.040 --> 02:20:53.130
Sima K: Your amassed anyway, so what i'm so if we do the Halloween party, do you want it to link to the refurbishment of the Pier.

1085
02:20:53.880 --> 02:21:01.800
Christopher Lee: yeah we can just frame the narrative it's like after however long, it was of being a ghost peer Venice is brought back to life.

1086
02:21:02.430 --> 02:21:03.180
Angela McGregor: There you go.

1087
02:21:06.930 --> 02:21:08.100
Sima K: write that down.

1088
02:21:15.510 --> 02:21:17.550
Angela McGregor: Here I am back from the dead.

1089
02:21:17.940 --> 02:21:20.190
Christopher Lee: exactly that is fear back from the dead.

1090
02:21:20.430 --> 02:21:25.200
Christopher Lee: October 23 join us for four hours of music.

1091
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Christopher Lee: brought to you by the average Committee, you know.

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02:21:29.310 --> 02:21:29.910
Angela McGregor: And you know.

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Angela McGregor: Maybe get the whaler to come up with a special cocktail or something I don't know.

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Angela McGregor: I mean the right.

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02:21:37.320 --> 02:21:39.300
Sima K: there's like three restaurants right there.

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Angela McGregor: Right, I know.

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02:21:41.430 --> 02:21:42.210
Sima K: yeah.

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Sima K: yeah i'll have to.

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Brian Averill: They know the music box guy.

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02:21:49.440 --> 02:21:53.610
Brian Averill: belly yeah there should be someone sort of directing the band's who's a.

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02:21:55.620 --> 02:21:57.330
Vicki Halliday: billionaire would be the guy probably.

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02:21:57.600 --> 02:21:58.950
Brian Averill: You think he would be into this.

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02:22:00.720 --> 02:22:02.430
Vicki Halliday: I can try and find out tomorrow.

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Sima K: night and then, and then the guy that's that's the head of the whole refurbishment is this is this guy Peter.

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02:22:10.770 --> 02:22:13.920
Brian Averill: Peter he's gonna be on our ocean firewall committee.

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02:22:14.790 --> 02:22:17.040
Sima K: So do you have a way of getting in touch with him.

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02:22:18.120 --> 02:22:18.720
Brian Averill: Either yeah.

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02:22:19.530 --> 02:22:20.340
Sima K: Where you send me.

1109
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Brian Averill: brother, by the way, I don't know if everybody knows.

1110
02:22:24.210 --> 02:22:24.900
Sima K: Wait why.

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02:22:25.530 --> 02:22:28.320
Brian Averill: Yours tone and his brother, you know tone in this.

1112
02:22:30.090 --> 02:22:30.810
Brian Averill: Local legend.

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Brian Averill: No.

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Okay.

1115
02:22:35.100 --> 02:22:35.640
Brian Averill: Yes.

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02:22:36.660 --> 02:22:37.710
Brian Averill: We can get in touch with Peter.

1117
02:22:42.060 --> 02:22:42.420
Sima K: Yes.

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02:22:43.080 --> 02:22:47.370
Christopher Lee: We do it on a Sunday, we can also bring in Marcus and wickedness electric bike raid.

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02:22:50.640 --> 02:23:06.870
Christopher Lee: yeah So these are all free things they don't cost us already doing this every Sunday and we just pointed out, to Marcus hey Marcus we're also doing this little spooky thing appear like either position your crew to end there are stars.

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Sima K: yeah you guys, then I don't I know this is gonna sound, but just like time wise, then I don't have to ask for a permit we just we just promote it.

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Brian Averill: yeah and it's cool too, because you have two institutions, the electric light parade and the music box of free anyway and super.

1122
02:23:24.180 --> 02:23:30.210
Brian Averill: fun and you're just incorporating all three with everything with the Pier also into one awesome night.

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02:23:30.420 --> 02:23:40.800
Sima K: So we just we need Peter so hold on what about i'm trying to think if there's any money that we need to put out other than like General outreach.

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02:23:42.240 --> 02:23:44.370
Christopher Lee: Maybe some spooky such as saying like.

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02:23:45.720 --> 02:23:57.840
Sima K: I have to make the budget meeting, and then we have to ask for it before the next board meeting, which is fine, because we can still do what we need to do, and then propose this for budget and October habit approve.

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Sima K: The only thing is the city has to like be able to like a supercharger on your credit card.

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02:24:06.000 --> 02:24:10.050
Sima K: I have stuff in storage like i've got a bunch of.

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Sima K: hmm I mean we can kind of figure out the whole design element amongst ourselves, I think.

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02:24:19.680 --> 02:24:24.840
Sima K: What once we you know get get the bigger pieces in.

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02:24:26.610 --> 02:24:27.240
Sima K: um.

1131
02:24:27.900 --> 02:24:31.260
Sima K: But I, like every day you don't even need to worry about lighting.

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02:24:31.350 --> 02:24:33.810
Angela McGregor: But i'm wondering if well.

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02:24:33.870 --> 02:24:35.940
Brian Averill: we're going to partner with the electric light parade.

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02:24:36.420 --> 02:24:39.150
Christopher Lee: yeah they leave right at sundown so.

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02:24:40.380 --> 02:24:45.960
Christopher Lee: It could be we start an hour before the electric light parade and instead of meeting when we're at circle where they normally do they just meet.

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Christopher Lee: right there by the end of the Pier you can hear the music, they can mix and mingle while they're waiting for the bike pray to start, then they go do their thing we and some time while they're biking that's it.

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02:24:58.860 --> 02:25:00.120
Sima K: Oh, my God I think that's really.

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02:25:00.570 --> 02:25:02.520
Angela McGregor: I think that's really great yeah.

1139
02:25:04.650 --> 02:25:05.910
Christopher Lee: i'll put it in the trailer for.

1140
02:25:08.550 --> 02:25:09.420
Brian Averill: The trouble that.

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02:25:10.110 --> 02:25:11.580
Angela McGregor: Sir hello, yes.

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02:25:12.930 --> 02:25:25.380
Sima K: Do you think we should we should like look at heal the bay or surfrider to go in on this or just kind of deal with what were you know the three organizations sorry my my shoulder.

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02:25:25.560 --> 02:25:32.040
Christopher Lee: what's the organizations still hear the music box and the vendor selection life right.

1144
02:25:32.400 --> 02:25:36.630
Christopher Lee: Okay, confirm, we can choose to broaden the scope or not.

1145
02:25:37.680 --> 02:25:44.370
Christopher Lee: But if we don't have those three key elements there's no, then we have nothing to offer when we go up to heal debate it's just like.

1146
02:25:45.480 --> 02:25:47.370
Christopher Lee: Creating something completely new again, you know.

1147
02:25:48.870 --> 02:25:53.280
Sima K: Wait so vicki you are reaching out to music box is that.

1148
02:25:53.370 --> 02:25:55.110
Vicki Halliday: yeah I can't believe yeah.

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02:25:55.800 --> 02:26:05.190
Sima K: Okay, thank you, and let me know Brian you are sending me Peters information right, so we can reach out to the year and see if we.

1150
02:26:06.360 --> 02:26:11.670
Brian Averill: yeah and then Chris could reach out to Marcus and we could get those three pieces in play, if possible.

1151
02:26:11.760 --> 02:26:13.080
Vicki Halliday: And what date, are you thinking.

1152
02:26:15.330 --> 02:26:18.330
Sima K: Okay, so let's look at the calendar.

1153
02:26:18.870 --> 02:26:21.840
Christopher Lee: So Halloween falls on a Sunday i'm.

1154
02:26:22.140 --> 02:26:22.530
Christopher Lee: What am I.

1155
02:26:22.770 --> 02:26:25.560
Christopher Lee: doing it on actual Halloween just because.

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02:26:26.010 --> 02:26:27.060
Sima K: By the time yeah.

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02:26:27.690 --> 02:26:28.080
Christopher Lee: yeah.

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02:26:28.530 --> 02:26:31.350
Christopher Lee: So I would say, probably the Sunday right before the 24.

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02:26:35.580 --> 02:26:44.850
Sima K: I think you're gonna get a lot of well actually that'll be locals right, what do you guys think Thursday, what about the Thursday.

1160
02:26:45.330 --> 02:26:47.670
Sima K: Before Halloween or the Wednesday.

1161
02:26:48.210 --> 02:26:48.690
Christopher Lee: So that.

1162
02:26:50.640 --> 02:26:51.060
Christopher Lee: I mean.

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02:26:51.090 --> 02:26:54.720
Angela McGregor: Possible I think it's got to be a Sunday it's got to be a weekend.

1164
02:26:54.870 --> 02:27:00.360
Angela McGregor: yeah um I mean, at least in a you know, a Sunday people work.

1165
02:27:01.500 --> 02:27:05.460
Angela McGregor: And you know it could it's just an excuse to go to the beach.

1166
02:27:05.760 --> 02:27:07.380
Angela McGregor: And I wouldn't do it on Halloween.

1167
02:27:07.830 --> 02:27:08.760
Brian Averill: No one at home.

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02:27:09.150 --> 02:27:15.630
Christopher Lee: yeah what we're not I guess if we're at that everybody's doing individual responsibility for their code.

1169
02:27:15.990 --> 02:27:26.400
Sima K: yeah well yeah but you guys, I mean i'm going to be busy with my kids so you're gonna you're knocking out a big part of the Community, then you know.

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02:27:28.170 --> 02:27:30.690
Vicki Halliday: I mean it's like we had trick or treating here.

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02:27:31.590 --> 02:27:37.650
Christopher Lee: But then that becomes a budget question and managing volunteers, or people to do the trick or treating us back.

1172
02:27:38.070 --> 02:27:41.220
Angela McGregor: I like the idea of this Sunday before, because we do.

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02:27:43.080 --> 02:27:46.080
Angela McGregor: We don't have kids but we decorate the House and we.

1174
02:27:46.140 --> 02:27:48.840
Angela McGregor: Were out there with triggers for.

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02:27:48.870 --> 02:27:53.880
Sima K: yeah like I think people have I think people have their own traditions right, whatever they may be.

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02:27:53.880 --> 02:27:54.210
Angela McGregor: yeah.

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02:27:54.390 --> 02:27:57.120
Christopher Lee: And I would keep it to a Sunday, because then it's low lift for the.

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02:27:57.120 --> 02:27:58.380
Sima K: So so then.

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02:27:58.650 --> 02:28:03.030
Sima K: So then let's look at the Sunday the 24th October 24.

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02:28:03.060 --> 02:28:03.450
Right.

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02:28:06.000 --> 02:28:08.400
Sima K: So maybe like five to eight.

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02:28:08.790 --> 02:28:09.630
Christopher Lee: think that sounds right.

1183
02:28:09.900 --> 02:28:12.630
Sima K: or like 434 30 to eight because.

1184
02:28:12.810 --> 02:28:14.160
Sima K: The sun is going to start to.

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02:28:14.160 --> 02:28:14.670
set.

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02:28:16.020 --> 02:28:16.560
Christopher Lee: Right.

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02:28:16.710 --> 02:28:19.440
Christopher Lee: Looking that up right now sunset times in October.

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02:28:20.970 --> 02:28:23.370
Brian Averill: they'll be like 645 at that point.

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02:28:23.940 --> 02:28:30.390
Christopher Lee: 77702 historically.

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02:28:31.980 --> 02:28:32.700
Christopher Lee: 24th.

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02:28:33.210 --> 02:28:36.090
Angela McGregor: Bingo that's plenty oh wait.

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02:28:36.150 --> 02:28:38.340
Christopher Lee: hold on that was September let's try October.

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02:28:39.210 --> 02:28:42.240
Sima K: Know like Tony said earlier guys this much earlier.

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02:28:42.570 --> 02:28:43.800
Christopher Lee: 6:28pm is.

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02:28:43.860 --> 02:28:45.510
Christopher Lee: anticipated yeah.

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02:28:45.690 --> 02:28:52.110
Sima K: I I think a five o'clock call like I think five o'clock has good maybe 435 script right like.

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02:28:52.350 --> 02:28:53.490
Cristina Rodriguez-Greenberg: 30 good.

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02:28:53.610 --> 02:28:56.010
Christopher Lee: your initial hunch five to eight was perfect.

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02:28:56.370 --> 02:28:57.660
Angela McGregor: yeah I agree.

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02:28:58.470 --> 02:29:00.150
Sima K: Okay, so.

1201
02:29:10.560 --> 02:29:11.820
here.

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02:29:13.020 --> 02:29:23.790
Sima K: We are opening and then the nice thing is that once we get that date down on the one thing I gotta check, as you guys are going to check with the Chamber to make sure that there's no competing.

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02:29:24.300 --> 02:29:26.010
Sima K: Like there's nothing going on.

1204
02:29:27.030 --> 02:29:31.560
Sima K: i'm Chris you don't have anything going on right that we can.

1205
02:29:32.220 --> 02:29:39.480
Christopher Lee: We can no not on Sunday and I actually will be speaking to the Chamber Tara turning out, so I can just ask her.

1206
02:29:41.220 --> 02:29:42.420
Sima K: If they have anything planned for the.

1207
02:29:42.420 --> 02:29:44.700
Christopher Lee: 23rd 24th yeah.

1208
02:29:45.300 --> 02:29:46.320
Sima K: i'm sorry 24th.

1209
02:29:46.470 --> 02:29:47.880
Christopher Lee: October 24 i'll make sure.

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02:29:47.940 --> 02:29:49.320
Sima K: yeah or okay.

1211
02:29:49.410 --> 02:29:53.910
Christopher Lee: i'll give her the hell if they don't have anything planned just give her the heads up that we're intending to do this so that.

1212
02:29:53.970 --> 02:29:56.910
Sima K: should have known it don't like.

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02:29:58.350 --> 02:29:58.950
Sima K: i'm.

1214
02:30:01.800 --> 02:30:13.620
Sima K: just asked her if they have anything planned because we got to talk to the Pier before we alert the Chamber like anything is happening just ask if if.

1215
02:30:14.280 --> 02:30:27.210
Sima K: And then, if if they're planning something, then you can say that we're talking about a possible Community event like we're gonna we're going to need their support, the reality is that we can't have two competing events.

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02:30:28.470 --> 02:30:32.130
Christopher Lee: So i'll check in with her a ton and you'll know by tomorrow Monday.

1217
02:30:32.760 --> 02:30:33.780
Sima K: Okay, thank you.

1218
02:30:34.800 --> 02:30:36.390
Sima K: All right, anything else with that.

1219
02:30:40.710 --> 02:30:43.890
Sima K: Okay, thank you um.

1220
02:30:44.070 --> 02:30:45.510
Sima K: Next, town hall.

1221
02:30:45.540 --> 02:30:49.200
Sima K: Can we table that for like we have a lot on our plate, can we table that.

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02:30:49.200 --> 02:30:52.200
Sima K: For next week, I mean for next month's meeting.

1223
02:30:52.740 --> 02:30:53.820
Christopher Lee: Okay, with that yep.

1224
02:30:55.980 --> 02:30:57.180
Sima K: 20 take a vote on that.

1225
02:30:59.460 --> 02:31:00.330
Brian Averill: table something.

1226
02:31:01.080 --> 02:31:02.670
Sima K: yeah well thanks oh.

1227
02:31:03.780 --> 02:31:13.380
Sima K: Okay, so we're tabling that till next month i'm old business, the old business was you know beta under the stars are our.

1228
02:31:15.480 --> 02:31:25.500
Sima K: Personal event driving night under the stars, so I think we covered that i'm in terms of new business, I just want to.

1229
02:31:29.790 --> 02:31:43.560
Sima K: go over the things that we talked about, if I may, especially because we're implementing certain things, so I just want to make sure that when I outline them all to you i'm on we're all on the same page, so please bear with me.

1230
02:31:45.120 --> 02:31:45.930
Sima K: i'm.

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02:31:49.440 --> 02:32:09.300
Sima K: Okay, so from my chair report we talked about promoting our YouTube channel and cleaning up our YouTube channel so that means I speak to gym and we make it more user friendly not we're not changing the content we're just making it prettier.

1232
02:32:09.600 --> 02:32:12.510
Christopher Lee: yeah just make a clear nomenclature so it's like.

1233
02:32:13.020 --> 02:32:16.650
Sima K: Right like this is the meeting this is that this is this.

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02:32:18.120 --> 02:32:31.440
Sima K: Going forward during the dnc meeting some sort of time marking for the motion, so that if there's a search feature on the YouTube channel per meeting, we can do that.

1235
02:32:31.890 --> 02:32:47.040
Sima K: Regular uploading of the actual meeting and the Minutes that's the bigger piece, and then it's okay so that's our website um website protocols.

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02:32:48.300 --> 02:33:00.210
Sima K: Please for vicki and then vicki I need to I you just need to go over my back end stuff which will do in person, thank you um Okay, am I missing anything so far.

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02:33:02.370 --> 02:33:22.290
Sima K: hold on the big announcement prior to that was heal the bay and the national cleanup day this weekend so Chris you sent me information so that's what we need to promote for this weekend, just so everybody knows i'm i'm going to put that out there.

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02:33:24.210 --> 02:33:33.690
Sima K: i'm on our website, creating a headache agendas and minutes for our board meetings.

1239
02:33:33.960 --> 02:33:34.350
yeah.

1240
02:33:36.030 --> 02:33:37.110
Vicki Halliday: that's right column.

1241
02:33:38.790 --> 02:33:42.570
Sima K: So Okay, if you guys are looking at our website right now.

1242
02:33:43.710 --> 02:33:44.850
Sima K: Take a look at the screen.

1243
02:33:47.250 --> 02:33:49.500
Vicki Halliday: It would be right, the right column.

1244
02:33:49.980 --> 02:33:52.470
Sima K: So you want a button right here on the right.

1245
02:33:53.250 --> 02:33:54.450
Vicki Halliday: No, no.

1246
02:33:56.760 --> 02:34:01.320
Vicki Halliday: It would go between the calendar and the instagram feed that would fit in there.

1247
02:34:01.800 --> 02:34:06.420
Sima K: Okay, so like a button here do you see me highlighting neighborhood.

1248
02:34:06.420 --> 02:34:07.590
Sima K: house, no, no.

1249
02:34:07.680 --> 02:34:08.070
No.

1250
02:34:09.120 --> 02:34:09.420
Vicki Halliday: It.

1251
02:34:09.570 --> 02:34:11.700
Sima K: i'm between here and the instagram.

1252
02:34:12.450 --> 02:34:17.460
Vicki Halliday: I would move the instagram feed down and slot in a new section there.

1253
02:34:19.050 --> 02:34:24.000
Vicki Halliday: Between neighborhood Council calendar and the instagram feed, we would put in a new new.

1254
02:34:25.230 --> 02:34:25.950
slot.

1255
02:34:27.000 --> 02:34:31.020
Sima K: Okay, so you like that, rather than here.

1256
02:34:32.580 --> 02:34:37.920
Sima K: Like neck like you know, instead of board like in between here between an agenda.

1257
02:34:38.250 --> 02:34:48.810
Vicki Halliday: I think that there's so much there's so many tabs now to add another one and she's going to get confusing let's put it in a place where people can find it easily on the homepage.

1258
02:34:49.080 --> 02:34:50.910
Sima K: I agree so.

1259
02:34:51.120 --> 02:34:54.870
Sima K: vicki is that something that I need to.

1260
02:34:55.080 --> 02:34:56.280
Vicki Halliday: know I can do that.

1261
02:34:56.760 --> 02:35:06.450
Sima K: Okay, thank you so that's agendas and minutes button i'm calling it button that's vicki.

1262
02:35:06.780 --> 02:35:07.050
Vicki Halliday: yeah.

1263
02:35:07.800 --> 02:35:16.710
Sima K: Thank you, sorry we've always when we were doing the website that's what we call these like we just called them like action buttons see like the neighborhood Council calendar.

1264
02:35:17.040 --> 02:35:19.350
Vicki Halliday: I hear you I didn't use different terminology.

1265
02:35:20.100 --> 02:35:20.910
Sima K: You tell me.

1266
02:35:23.070 --> 02:35:24.720
Vicki Halliday: it's easy it's the right home.

1267
02:35:25.080 --> 02:35:26.430
Sima K: got it okay.

1268
02:35:28.920 --> 02:35:40.950
Sima K: Okay next that up, so I think we're okay until we're moving into for our first motion I covered the three things that we covered prior to our first motion.

1269
02:35:43.380 --> 02:35:47.940
Sima K: Okay, so the big thing with our.

1270
02:35:50.310 --> 02:35:51.960
Sima K: Item number six was.

1271
02:35:53.190 --> 02:35:54.780
Sima K: scheduling our.

1272
02:35:59.850 --> 02:36:00.720
Sima K: He blasts.

1273
02:36:01.830 --> 02:36:06.510
Sima K: So we are doing the E blast on the.

1274
02:36:07.860 --> 02:36:10.320
Sima K: hold on sorry to jump on a different piece of paper.

1275
02:36:12.330 --> 02:36:19.380
Sima K: On the first Monday of the month, and then the Sunday before the board meeting.

1276
02:36:23.670 --> 02:36:40.050
Sima K: Now prior to that to somehow normalize the schedule for posting I am sending out an email to all chairs asking if they want to post if they want me to post their meetings and if they do to please email me at least a week in advance.

1277
02:36:42.030 --> 02:36:50.430
Sima K: and that goes for all of their postings they need to let me know at least a week in advance.

1278
02:36:53.790 --> 02:36:54.990
Sima K: Next.

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02:36:58.860 --> 02:37:06.240
Sima K: Oh, and also, I want to send them the schedule of the meetings at least what we have so far um Am I missing anything from.

1280
02:37:08.790 --> 02:37:09.570
Sima K: Item six.

1281
02:37:13.080 --> 02:37:34.500
Sima K: Do you need to follow up on the spotlights on we talked about electric light parade and putting them on our schedule every Sunday since that's a recurring thing so i'm Chris that also goes to you, reaching out to them, to see if we can get some photographs to start promoting that.

1282
02:37:35.190 --> 02:37:37.440
Christopher Lee: You all have a conversation with them before the week so.

1283
02:37:37.890 --> 02:37:40.800
Brian Averill: Thank you yeah I could also track down photographs to.

1284
02:37:41.100 --> 02:37:42.960
Sima K: happen yeah yeah.

1285
02:37:45.060 --> 02:37:50.790
Sima K: But we should probably talk to them and just make sure that they're okay with right like I starting to feature them.

1286
02:37:51.210 --> 02:37:51.900
Christopher Lee: Oh, they are.

1287
02:37:52.770 --> 02:37:55.080
Christopher Lee: Well, his response was.

1288
02:37:55.980 --> 02:37:58.410
Christopher Lee: Oh yeah i'm down for anything Community related.

1289
02:38:01.020 --> 02:38:02.400
Sima K: Okay, great so.

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Sima K: just send me stuff and we'll figure out a way to to post it and to highlight them um and look if somebody says we can't do that then we won't do that right, but at least like I want to try um yes i'm sorry.

1291
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james murez: I see my i'm just saying hello.

1292
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Sima K: Oh hi James.

1293
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Sima K: Hello um okay so last oh um and Chris.

1294
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Sima K: So I will get back to you guys about the lawn signs and see if we can start using them.

1295
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Sima K: And then I will put out a call once I figure out what we have to to get some help right.

1296
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Sima K: um for that um wait Jim Jim are you still on.

1297
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Sima K: Yes, okay hey so i'm sort of going over some of the bigger items that we went over and setting up schedules, so that we can promote committees and so forth.

1298
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Sima K: And one of the things that came up was obviously our table at the Venice farmers market.

1299
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Sima K: And is there any way you could really help us, because we need somebody to set up the table, because we have volunteers that are coming via bike via you know walking and you know, like Ali when she was there, she said I can't set up the table by myself.

1300
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james murez: So there is a there's a couple of issues.

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james murez: The the market has a standing rule that says that the end and it really has to do with insurance that after seven o'clock.

1302
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james murez: There can't be any setup and before 11 o'clock there can't be any tear down, you know we can fudge on that a little bit from time to time.

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james murez: But the big issue is, you know how is the material by material, I mean a tent and chairs and table, how is that all going to get to the market prior to seven o'clock in the morning and who's going to be responsible for taking it away after 11.

1304
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james murez: So I can't do it because i'm setting up the market.

1305
02:40:17.100 --> 02:40:22.800
james murez: My responsibility is to market first so in the two hats that I wear that's why I cannot do it.

1306
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james murez: And, and at the end of the market, I mean i'm there already until 12 o'clock shutting down the market so it's the kind of thing that.

1307
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james murez: Hugh used to come at 630 and he would unload the tent set it up and and Iraq and Joe would arrive at about seven o'clock in the morning and they would basically.

1308
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james murez: sit there until 11 o'clock and then they would help take it apart and either Joe or Hugh or I would never take the 10 but, but you know that he we hire he would usually just come and leave.

1309
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james murez: So I don't know I mean that's something to think about you know he can I carry some of the stuff in my car well, the problem is in what do I do with it for the rest of the week, how do I get it.

1310
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james murez: Because I leave my house at six in the morning I go by the post office I pick up the mail and then I go to the market if i'm at the market much at 10 after six i'm going to fall behind it i'm not going to be ready by seven o'clock in the morning.

1311
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james murez: So it's a it's a whole issue of timing.

1312
02:41:27.570 --> 02:41:34.530
Sima K: Right so Jim one of the things that we talked about just even like for us and, like our volunteer efforts.

1313
02:41:34.590 --> 02:41:43.920
Sima K: It was We only need a table like realistically, because the tablecloth like that's rv and seat right, so we just need a table.

1314
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Sima K: And I believe that the table that's in storage is six feet so it's not that big so what.

1315
02:41:52.110 --> 02:42:02.670
Sima K: We had discussed possibly amongst, like the other volunteers was getting the table to whoever is volunteering The night before.

1316
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Sima K: So you know, like let's say daffodil is volunteering, on Friday, then I you know we would get the table to her The night before and then she could set it up.

1317
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Sima K: let's say her shift is nine to 11 so it's just the table and the tablecloth so that seems to work with people who are like either driving there, or you know, are able to.

1318
02:42:25.650 --> 02:42:36.660
Sima K: physically set up the table, but what happens if you're just coming in, like on a bike, how do we get the table there right The night before.

1319
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james murez: Well, so I mean, I think you missed what i'm saying the insurance for the farmers market, we have a blanket policy that we.

1320
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Sima K: Have right so you're saying that we couldn't even set it up after.

1321
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james murez: 7am because of what happened in Santa Monica a few years ago, when a car drove through the Center of the market.

1322
02:42:55.500 --> 02:43:02.670
james murez: All of the insurance companies that we're ensuring all of the farmers markets across the state all really clamped down tremendously.

1323
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james murez: On what is allowed to occur during the market hours, the vehicles are not allowed to move anymore vendors cannot leave at the point that they sell out their vehicles have to remain stationary until all of the people are out of the market, so the rules are fairly strict about that statewide.

1324
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james murez: The only people that are allowed to leave when they have a market where it's configured that they can drive out from wherever they are, without driving through.

1325
02:43:31.920 --> 02:43:39.540
james murez: The pedestrians that are in the market, so the problem is, is that if daffodil arrives at nine o'clock now all of a sudden she's carrying her.

1326
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james murez: table and chairs and whatever else into the market well where's her car she's parked at the far end of the parking lot and she's going to carry it all the way across the parking lot.

1327
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james murez: I mean it's just there's there's some logistic issues there that I mean, I think you have to consider that it's not.

1328
02:43:54.810 --> 02:44:02.040
james murez: A you know it's not that the table so bigger so heavy but it's really an imposition on people to have to expect somebody to do that.

1329
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james murez: And to to do it in a way that it doesn't end up interfering with the market, and I mean some of this is going to have to do, also with where you end up in the market.

1330
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james murez: place where where the tech used to be is is in the sun during part of the time.

1331
02:44:17.610 --> 02:44:19.830
Sima K: You wouldn't want to be in the sun, no I I.

1332
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Sima K: Like the area that you and I had worked out on, you know that we had worked I like it, because it's kind of like it's one of the first you know the entrance so like people come in and they're greeted by the dnc like I think that makes sense, so I liked your suggestion for that right.

1333
02:44:36.960 --> 02:44:37.800
james murez: yeah way we.

1334
02:44:38.340 --> 02:44:40.440
Sima K: carry the we don't need a tent that way.

1335
02:44:41.160 --> 02:44:50.370
james murez: carrying a table to that dirt area that is next to my vehicle between my vehicle and the coffee truck is probably something that would be okay.

1336
02:44:50.910 --> 02:44:57.600
james murez: But then the question is, is how close, could you Park, so you could actually unload the chair and the you know the chairs and the table to do that.

1337
02:44:58.440 --> 02:44:58.710
james murez: And then.

1338
02:44:59.280 --> 02:45:07.950
james murez: And then you solve the problem with the person that brings it in the morning isn't there in the afternoon to take it away and there's a bicycle that's the last person who's going to end up taking this stuff away.

1339
02:45:12.930 --> 02:45:18.870
james murez: I think it's a logistics problem you got to figure out how to deal with before you start trying to figure out how people are going to come in, now the.

1340
02:45:21.060 --> 02:45:21.570
james murez: table.

1341
02:45:22.890 --> 02:45:37.050
Sima K: Well, you kind of knocked down my idea already so you know my idea was to ask you for help if we can somehow get the table to you the night before, but if you can't you know if you can't set that up because you have other responsibilities, then you know.

1342
02:45:38.310 --> 02:45:47.910
james murez: Maybe maybe the the the answer would be to see part of the problem is, is that I leave junk in the in the cards, I have one car that I use just for the market.

1343
02:45:48.330 --> 02:45:56.790
james murez: I don't use it for anything else, it has all of the cones in the market and all of my basic props that I have to have my basic supplies, my first aid kit and all that stuff.

1344
02:45:58.950 --> 02:46:04.740
james murez: Maybe the thing to do would just be leave the table and chairs in there for the week, but then you wouldn't have use of them, the rest of the time.

1345
02:46:05.640 --> 02:46:10.260
Sima K: But I mean we're not allowed to have any in person stuff going on right now that's kind of like.

1346
02:46:10.710 --> 02:46:25.350
Sima K: You you know we talked about that actually during the meeting that we're lucky to have you, you know the farmers market as an outlet for our Community, but the reality is that it's also the only thing that we have right now that's in person, so.

1347
02:46:25.410 --> 02:46:32.640
james murez: Right and how do you feel about the people coming that aren't vaccinated that are going to be sitting there for hours on, and I think that that was brought up last time when.

1348
02:46:33.030 --> 02:46:42.690
james murez: One of the volunteers asked me, she don't, we have to follow coven requirements, and I said yeah you do I mean basically it's the same thing as you would have it, an outdoor dining area.

1349
02:46:43.470 --> 02:46:52.890
Sima K: yeah but nobody's asking for their their X cards or outdoor dining that US number one, are you asking for vaccination cards from.

1350
02:46:53.160 --> 02:46:54.570
james murez: So there's something.

1351
02:46:57.870 --> 02:47:00.630
Sima K: Great Jim you and I sorry Jim.

1352
02:47:01.350 --> 02:47:03.060
james murez: Stopping so we can.

1353
02:47:03.090 --> 02:47:04.830
Sima K: We can we can yeah we can.

1354
02:47:04.980 --> 02:47:06.180
Sima K: We can talk about like.

1355
02:47:06.180 --> 02:47:07.050
Sima K: The requirement.

1356
02:47:07.560 --> 02:47:07.830
james murez: To help.

1357
02:47:07.860 --> 02:47:10.560
Sima K: yeah no but like obviously.

1358
02:47:12.420 --> 02:47:18.750
Sima K: You know I think the last time we were out, we were wearing masks because we were out, I think that was the requirement right.

1359
02:47:20.580 --> 02:47:22.470
james murez: If you want to talk about the requirements we can.

1360
02:47:22.530 --> 02:47:23.760
Sima K: yeah sorry anyway.

1361
02:47:23.820 --> 02:47:35.250
james murez: She didn't worry if you're stationary for more than 15 minutes you're supposed to be, I mean if you're doing anything other than eating you're supposed to be wearing a mask in a restaurants environment.

1362
02:47:35.820 --> 02:47:40.170
james murez: yeah so you know if you're if you're moving between tables are required to wear a Max.

1363
02:47:40.800 --> 02:47:47.430
james murez: And, and the vendors don't have to because they're considered to be in the open air, so I mean you know it's it's a question.

1364
02:47:47.790 --> 02:48:03.570
james murez: Does the dnc want to take on the responsibility of having volunteers be there and we know that there are some of the people on the dnc that have absolutely made it very clear that they don't want to be vaccinated so that's a liability that somebody needs to be thinking about.

1365
02:48:05.460 --> 02:48:05.910
Sima K: um.

1366
02:48:06.360 --> 02:48:07.680
james murez: I mean i'm not gonna I don't want to be.

1367
02:48:07.680 --> 02:48:12.660
james murez: responsible for it, if you want to you know to sign people up that are vaccinated I guess that will be up to you, but.

1368
02:48:14.340 --> 02:48:25.050
Sima K: it's not something that i'm asking in an outdoor environment and then again, and especially in an environment where I think Jim you and I, the last time we were there together.

1369
02:48:25.230 --> 02:48:28.050
Sima K: I can't speak for last weekend, because I wasn't there.

1370
02:48:28.440 --> 02:48:39.960
Sima K: But the prior weekend I believe I was mass the whole entire time that I was there representing the dnc whether we want to make that a requirement I don't think we should get into that territory but.

1371
02:48:40.410 --> 02:48:52.860
Sima K: Like i'm just kind of going by when people are outside, most of them don't wear a mask but that's that's like that's someone's choice, like, I will mask when I was outside, but that was my choice.

1372
02:48:53.040 --> 02:48:59.400
james murez: Right, but I think that there's an issue that that you might want to consider that you're going to be interacting with.

1373
02:48:59.700 --> 02:49:05.850
james murez: you're going to be sitting in a chair and you're going to be sitting there at a table interacting with people that you don't have any idea if they are vaccinated or they are.

1374
02:49:07.020 --> 02:49:12.660
james murez: it's not you sitting next to me, and you know that i'm triple vaccinated and I know that you are.

1375
02:49:13.980 --> 02:49:14.910
james murez: wearing a mask.

1376
02:49:16.290 --> 02:49:25.890
james murez: it's the person that comes up and and Mike and sneezing and who the hell knows what else and you're sitting there not realizing what's going on until after it's happened.

1377
02:49:26.280 --> 02:49:27.480
Sima K: Right right well.

1378
02:49:28.050 --> 02:49:32.370
james murez: Maybe it's not you, maybe it's somebody that volunteered for you and all of a sudden, they come down with it and.

1379
02:49:32.370 --> 02:49:37.830
james murez: You know how do you end up feeling at the end of the day, but again it's you know these are things that.

1380
02:49:38.850 --> 02:49:41.190
james murez: you'll have to consider if you want to do the table.

1381
02:49:42.510 --> 02:49:48.480
james murez: If you wanted me to carry the table it could only be the kind that folds in half, and I think that's the guy.

1382
02:49:48.480 --> 02:49:49.710
Sima K: So we have.

1383
02:49:49.740 --> 02:49:51.180
Sima K: yeah we have.

1384
02:49:51.240 --> 02:49:53.880
james murez: Right and then, and then a couple two chairs probably wouldn't be a.

1385
02:49:53.880 --> 02:49:57.360
Sima K: problem now and again I i'm happy to get that stuff.

1386
02:49:57.360 --> 02:49:59.670
Sima K: To you, the night before I think.

1387
02:49:59.730 --> 02:50:04.920
james murez: You know I don't want to try and coordinate that I usually go to sleep at about eight o'clock The night before I.

1388
02:50:04.920 --> 02:50:07.980
Sima K: don't whatever it i'm sorry, the day before, whatever is most convenient for.

1389
02:50:07.980 --> 02:50:08.070
You.

1390
02:50:09.120 --> 02:50:12.300
james murez: If it was just to stay in my car I wouldn't mind that.

1391
02:50:14.100 --> 02:50:26.850
james murez: I think that you know you're not going to use it from week to week, and if you did need we would probably just need to buy a second one, but keep in mind that the old configuration, they would bring two tables in three or four chairs.

1392
02:50:28.260 --> 02:50:29.700
james murez: So so.

1393
02:50:29.760 --> 02:50:32.130
Sima K: you're gonna think I don't think I don't think we need that.

1394
02:50:32.190 --> 02:50:33.090
Sima K: In our honesty.

1395
02:50:33.120 --> 02:50:37.380
Sima K: Because I think we're at most we're asking for two people to volunteer.

1396
02:50:37.500 --> 02:50:41.610
Sima K: Okay um so but thank you so much, thank you.

1397
02:50:41.820 --> 02:50:43.890
james murez: Well, if you want to, if you want to bring me the.

1398
02:50:43.890 --> 02:50:50.400
james murez: The table and a couple of chairs this week i'll figure out how to get them in my truck and they'll be there on Friday morning.

1399
02:50:51.120 --> 02:50:54.390
Sima K: I think I think we actually have to volunteer for this Friday.

1400
02:50:54.420 --> 02:50:56.610
Sima K: from them so that'll be great Thank you.

1401
02:50:57.000 --> 02:51:00.150
james murez: And, and they will they will take care of tearing them down at the end of the market.

1402
02:51:00.300 --> 02:51:08.280
Sima K: there's I mean you just tell tell me what you need, and I will relay that information so it's just a matter of folding the table, you know.

1403
02:51:08.550 --> 02:51:12.420
james murez: yeah I don't I don't want the dentist neighborhood Councils.

1404
02:51:12.420 --> 02:51:20.760
james murez: All of a sudden, become a responsibility of the market now and unless you're going to take the ability for it, I don't want to be involved in it.

1405
02:51:21.420 --> 02:51:37.080
james murez: I mean, I just want to be very clear about that I don't mind trying to help by transporting this stuff, but I do not want to be the person that has to set this stuff up clean up the area when you're done and fold it all back up, and you know get it ready to be taken away.

1406
02:51:38.280 --> 02:51:44.790
Sima K: Okay we'll work that out, thank you Okay, I appreciate it, thank you, what i'm there was actually a ah.

1407
02:51:45.660 --> 02:51:47.580
james murez: And I was only here just to say hello and.

1408
02:51:47.640 --> 02:51:50.370
Sima K: i'm sorry I dragged you into the door I don't mind.

1409
02:51:51.360 --> 02:51:51.750
Brian.

1410
02:51:52.890 --> 02:51:54.120
james murez: glad to see you're involved.

1411
02:51:55.140 --> 02:51:55.770
Brian Averill: Like was.

1412
02:51:56.940 --> 02:51:58.260
Sima K: Thank you um.

1413
02:51:58.710 --> 02:51:59.460
Sima K: Yes.

1414
02:51:59.760 --> 02:52:03.780
Sima K: Go ahead i'm sorry just Angela did you want to say something.

1415
02:52:04.290 --> 02:52:12.810
Sima K: No oh good okay bear with me because I actually thought I saw someone hands go up on the participants.

1416
02:52:17.970 --> 02:52:25.080
Christopher Lee: Oh, see my job, so I will pull the Minutes from you after after this.

1417
02:52:25.560 --> 02:52:28.410
Sima K: yeah Thank you um hold on puppet.

1418
02:52:29.760 --> 02:52:40.260
Sima K: guys just just real quick do we have anything we're close to the end um do we have any committee comments, before I go to public comment.

1419
02:52:45.060 --> 02:52:45.300
No.

1420
02:52:47.730 --> 02:52:52.080
Sima K: Okay, and have Hello rabbi puppet.

1421
02:52:53.460 --> 02:52:54.270
Sima K: One minute.

1422
02:52:57.720 --> 02:52:59.550
Rabbi - Puppet: We just wanted to let you know that.

1423
02:53:00.960 --> 02:53:04.410
Rabbi - Puppet: don't pop, but it has an important question oh.

1424
02:53:05.940 --> 02:53:09.720
Rabbi - Puppet: Business neighborhood Council invite Larry elder.

1425
02:53:11.070 --> 02:53:22.860
Rabbi - Puppet: wow I hope so wouldn't that be neat imagine if you invited him that would make this an official government affair.

1426
02:53:24.090 --> 02:53:30.210
Rabbi - Puppet: And i'm sure that the people that volunteered to invite him also notify the watch commander.

1427
02:53:30.780 --> 02:53:39.540
Rabbi - Puppet: That an important prominent politician likely to have violence against him i'm sure you notify them as the lapd as well haha.

1428
02:53:40.380 --> 02:54:00.930
Rabbi - Puppet: No, I don't think so okay so anyway now is your chance you can read out to you guys really invite Larry elder the vana to Venice if you did tell us who the one on underneath a monkey man squads I know somebody here knows on a you know.

1429
02:54:04.890 --> 02:54:08.280
Rabbi - Puppet: get through the air that's the question that goes pop up.

1430
02:54:09.360 --> 02:54:16.620
Rabbi - Puppet: Because that was very clever up reach by whoever or that match now throwing an egg is not a good idea.

1431
02:54:17.460 --> 02:54:20.640
Sima K: Eric Thank you so much time is.

1432
02:54:26.160 --> 02:54:26.760
Rabbi - Puppet: tomorrow.

1433
02:54:30.270 --> 02:54:33.420
Rabbi - Puppet: For Governor, yes, you, you are.

1434
02:54:34.800 --> 02:54:36.300
Sima K: Thank you go puppet it.

1435
02:54:36.390 --> 02:54:40.050
Rabbi - Puppet: They really are Republicans your closet Republicans, thank God.

1436
02:54:42.480 --> 02:54:42.900
Sima K: How do I.

1437
02:54:46.500 --> 02:54:47.760
Sima K: disable talking.

1438
02:54:48.180 --> 02:54:48.660
Sima K: Thank you.

1439
02:54:49.860 --> 02:54:51.540
Sima K: Oh, my God sorry my alarm.

1440
02:54:53.460 --> 02:54:55.650
Sima K: wow okay.

1441
02:54:57.630 --> 02:54:58.320
Sima K: Thank you.

1442
02:55:00.510 --> 02:55:02.280
Sima K: Anything else before we adjourn.

1443
02:55:04.080 --> 02:55:04.830
Brian Averill: Excellent meeting.

1444
02:55:05.520 --> 02:55:08.610
Sima K: yeah Thank you everybody, thank you, thank you, thank you.

1445
02:55:08.730 --> 02:55:13.290
Sima K: always a pleasure, always a pleasure follow up tomorrow, thank you.

1446
02:55:13.890 --> 02:55:14.460
Sima K: And I.

1447
02:55:14.580 --> 02:55:14.940
Vicki Halliday: got a.

1448
02:55:15.120 --> 02:55:15.450
Nice.

1449
02:55:16.590 --> 02:55:16.830
james murez: yeah.

1450
02:55:17.820 --> 02:55:18.330
Brian Averill: I guess.

1451
02:55:18.420 --> 02:55:25.200
james murez: see my the the video, for this will be posted to the supporting documents oh this meeting.

1452
02:55:25.740 --> 02:55:28.290
Sima K: Oh, thank you, we were actually talking about that earlier.

1453
02:55:28.320 --> 02:55:37.140
james murez: That i've been i've been doing that, with i've been doing that, with all of the recordings of all of the meetings okay so they're always they're always under the supporting documents.

1454
02:55:37.230 --> 02:55:44.700
james murez: Section, along with the transcription So if you want to do a text search you just click on the transcription and you can go back and find that.

1455
02:55:44.730 --> 02:55:46.200
Sima K: Oh that's so smart.

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james murez: yeah so cool that's so the thing with searching the transcription.

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james murez: And it always has the time code there, so if you wanted to zoom forward to that you know, like scroll through to that part of the video you can, but the.

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james murez: The transcription itself if you can think of.

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james murez: A normal word that the computer wouldn't have a problem, like if it's somebody's name or something and it's a weird name it's not going to pick it up.

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james murez: But, but if it's if you know it's not going to transcribe it correctly, but if you could just think of a subject like let's say you were.

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james murez: Talking about doing an outreach meeting so if you typed in the word outreach and search for outreach chances are it would find 30 outreach as well, then you could just click forward until you found the one that talked about whatever it was you're talking about.

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Sima K: Well, and one of the things we were talking about is because of this feature is as the meeting goes on, you know the vc meetings go on.

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Sima K: Like just kind of rough time when we get to the certain motions, so that when you're looking for something you know, like, for example, you know 22 Cooper place.

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Sima K: Is at 822 right like that motion is coming up around 820 something like that, so I don't know that was just an idea that was brought up tonight, so I was like.

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Sima K: to play with it.

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james murez: With that would be after the meetings already occurred.

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Sima K: Yes, you're talking about during like.

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james murez: While i'm saying no it's what i'm saying yeah yeah same same for us.

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james murez: Right, the transcription occurs after the meeting.

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james murez: yeah why somebody would want to be looking at what time that that came up with.

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Sima K: Well, no, so like, for example, you didn't want to sit through the four hour meeting, but you knew that that motion came in around eight o'clock you could rewind on our route, you know YouTube channel.

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james murez: yeah that's fine you just do a search in the text, and it gives you the time.

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james murez: Of when that item So if you knew the street address for.

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Sima K: Exactly.

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james murez: You could put in the number and do a search for that number, and it would come up to that item, and then you could it's called scrubbing on the on the timeline you could you could scrub, to the point where that was that that that time read out.

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james murez: If you know anything about YouTube you could then also put the YouTube video into two X speed.

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james murez: And the person will be talking like they were a chip love, but if you knew what the conversation was about you'd be able to follow it really quickly.

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james murez: And so that, for our meeting all of a sudden became two hours if you knew how to get to within 10 minutes of what you were looking for you to find it right away.

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Sima K: Right right right.

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Sima K: I mean we were talking about there were talking about starting to promote that a little bit more, can I ask you one hi I know it's very late i'm wait, this is being recorded Jim can I call you tomorrow about that YouTube channel because of.

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Sima K: Just fixing some of the functionalities.

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james murez: The YouTube we can't fix functionality.

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Sima K: No, no, just the just the names of the videos because they're not.

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james murez: explanatory I only started putting videos there.

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james murez: When I became elected.

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james murez: right there and before that I think there was only two videos over the last three or four years.

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Sima K: There was four and one of them was we were trying to figure out a way to start uploading our meetings on to that.

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Sima K: was exactly what you're doing oh wait wait wait you don't want people going to the YouTube channel you want people going to the website and find this is not the kind of content.

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james murez: that people are going to be interested they're not going to want to go and listen to old meetings by going to the YouTube channel they're going to want to what you want to do is you want to just promote that we are now.

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james murez: Yes, exactly, then we are in do this on the dnc website.

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james murez: That we are now creating videos of the meetings and here's how you go to the meeting to find it because that way it falls within the structure.

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james murez: Of the website that already exists, so that every meeting always has an agenda, it has a minutes, and it has supporting documents, if you look in the supporting documents, there are the videos there they just click on the video there and it brings them up into the YouTube video.

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james murez: The transcription is there on the supporting documents page it's not going to be there on the YouTube page.

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james murez: You want to keep the people within the dnc website you don't want them going off to YouTube and losing.

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Sima K: Right, but we were talking about a way to increase our subscriptions and one of the ways to increase our subscriptions to our YouTube channel the idea was that we post our meeting on it.

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james murez: Well, the meetings are being posted there already i'm taking.

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james murez: I mean, if possible, for the for the zoom account and i'm taking care of doing that that's my contribution.

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james murez: So videos the videos are now there and the videos are now on each committees webpage.

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Sima K: So we were talking or thinking about then adding the transmissions are actually the Minutes to the vm see meeting so that people you know what I mean so we're like cross branding so it's still pointing to our website still pointing to our social media.

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james murez: I don't.

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Sima K: I don't I don't like that.

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james murez: Like why it's, not that I don't like it, I don't understand how that works for the person nobody's going to search YouTube to find out what's happening in the dnc they're going to go to the dnc.

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james murez: And search on the dnc site if they know that there's something now having a button on the right hand column that perhaps takes you to.

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james murez: The committee's web page where the Minutes are located, and where the video is located that might make sense if there was an interesting meeting like here here's a link to last month's meeting.

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james murez: Right tune into this part if you want to hear about this particular event, it was recorded at this point in the video.

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james murez: or doing extracts small small bits and pieces of the middle of the entire video that you might be able to promote like, if you want to find out what happened at this event or that event.

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james murez: And you can post those things on the YouTube channel and then link them off the homepage or off of so.

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Sima K: we're just I mean that's really like all we're trying to do we're just trying to like.

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Sima K: You know up our engagement and because the idea is that we start promoting things on our YouTube channel that aren't just about the meetings.

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james murez: Yes, meetings are boring people are kind of wanting right right right right right but it's a good place to start because you know if there's something.

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Sima K: That is specially Community you know it's like has a big engagement for the Community coming up then that's something you know, important to put up there.

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james murez: Well, so that's already happening and how you promote it is up to you, I mean that would be on the homepage and using that right hand column for doing things.

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james murez: vicki has control over that she knows how to do it really easily and and in the Center part of the of the web page where there's a lot of content space.

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james murez: Now exactly exactly you could you can write a story about well you know, this is what happened at the meeting.

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james murez: And, and I believe, and I would have to do a little bit of research or maybe you have somebody that knows, but I believe that there is a way of being able to.

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james murez: open a YouTube file to a particular location from a URL so you could say, for instance, I want to see the meeting from August 17.

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james murez: At the one hour and 39 minute and 19 second location and when they clicked on that it would automatically open the video that far into the video so if there was a discussion about a particular item.

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Sima K: And you wanted to practice just.

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james murez: Discussion you can create a button for that.

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james murez: But you would have to have that you'd have to know where it was in the video first and you'd have to know how to encode that URL.

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james murez: Okay i'm gonna say goodnight it's late for me.

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Sima K: At night, thank you.

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james murez: Okay, this will be posted all of this extra talk to.

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Sima K: Thank you.

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Sima K: bye okay bye for now.